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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-21
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N BIOS GARDsN The cELE1sATEp RAvnL
Mons, s.il,.SI.ras.a.y sy,aias Angus o. the enter:
Tssh e :.is bale;
Grand ballet paasSm%s sss TssIIs or L. DS
Amopreux-Count Frederick. Mr. Paul Brant Hortensiu
Uriss aalls Josephine Berlin; Leila Ndiis Adele Lsh-
mani Phebee Madame Jerome asvel Doors open ct
mense ata Admission, 80 cents
CHANFRAU's NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM ST
SoHr Goso T d Jh nsssa Psrss
Mr. Taylor Asassn Mr. FORESTER; Pauline. M. asIsas
Niests Mis-, Sinclair The begin MOST
Jordan. After which, JOCKo-Ths Ape, M 4. Warden;
Pp0 Mr. Yates en- Mr. Pedro Deer
nsnde1, El Desring Aams.ion-Bo1ss, rs cents; Pit,
HoBoKEN-0TTo COTTAGE---GUNG'L,s cELE-
.aa 1'i Friday ns's h WI. ss %asss
free In ease q Indictment weather the concert will take
place the next day.
I ludlow & SMITHS THEArREs.-rHE ST. LOUIS
~ Theatre open for the fall The St Charles
and refarnished last year at of $o will be
opened for the winter in November next Letters
dressed ST. Louis No. until LIST November after
that date direct to New Orleans Personal apRcs
barclay street, New York. - -
ST. Louis Aug 10Th lsa9 LUDLow& SMITH.
nRoP SHOT MUsKET, RIFLE AND PISTOL BALLS
and ssss 81 ss' made by machinery q ois s,S Led Pipe
26l and 263 Water street, N. Y.
NEW RICH FANCY sILKs-NEw RICH PLAIN
Plain Popps do ricR Printed Cashmses. do do do
30 Musss dc LANES do high coOrsd Csshmsrs' and ps
DO Paris Embroiderie do do Embrodsred Velvet Cloass
az N Tss Co. Ssss
and packets lately arrived and which Offer
buyers from other cities on the most sr%'
Wholesale Rooms, 1855 Bro.dwsy, up stairs.
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FOR SALE.

ITO BE SOLD, A GREAT BARGAIN-A BEAUTIFUL
and healthy country place Jamaica, Long Island
miles New YORK. Twelve acres, highly i'm
poved excellent gardens and shrubbery good coach
houses cottage &C. Price, SIS 000 Full
JAMES 4. vARICK'5 100 Front street.
DUBLIC HOUSE FOR sALR-rHE STOCK. FIX
turs ao Of the Shades: occupied by the
proprietor the last four will be sold bar
gain For terms &c apply at the 1876 Bleseker street
EOR sALE-ON SATURDAY, 18Th AUGUST, THE
old and llhnown Boarding establishment (Ate the
property Of Nargarst warde dsceass) at Long Branch
N J.
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Da RALPH. AUTHOR on THE "PaAcrroAL PRI-

~ vsts Treatiso re- IS Grseavieh ssreetDice hours
70 ~ A. M togP tspndays excepted DFh0ss who sp-
PLY In the early rd ke surprised 80 the rapidly and
little iaconvene. attending aer cure IL 10 chiefly, how
thoes who have suffered certain class Of people
vhe properly his In structure from
its FIRST on incip 70 i've advanced and distressing
stsses iron sivsntagss snd very extensive
practice he afford rapid and radical cnrc, which,
be hes grounds for STATING Be ostAiaed non NO Other
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TINE MARRIED woMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL Co


TINE MARRIED woMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL CON.
psnOs y Dr. s, nsaso's. psS'';%s Of e''r,cs .S
copies sold in six months.
IN. :: an: :Gs &. %
might have been spared thousands would have
e. siIa" 81 @ sIs a
srSs II ,s r Ss married or ,h, eonem
plating marriage diseoses imporan; secrets, which
those whose health doe, permit Of an increase Of ia
Here also every icpaie-tho Wit. moth,r the one
either sudsas x.nanhood .hs ia Che dsa. q
sSs ss 81 asa s :l. , 1s
q: q. tn. . Ese; sI:
S.. 1s, sst. s sss%ss E'''''n Nc" Or
On Gs ssss . st 81 s pa ss s
& s,s Ssss & o ss a LssS
MARRIED LADIES wILLrISD Much TO INTEREST
sI them by pcrusins Moral Phyaoiey; written by The
Hon. D Owen. wish addition. and alterations. BY r.
ed person and ts advice strictly followed psrsssdsd
y ssss Ss prom sf ay q
suss p saSs SSd , ,. sSs & s
here avoih that will tell you inp3raa, fosrst' which
siussr Tesa.ssd NO ~ broadway. corner 81,
nr e9r Nv no. S rs S p,d 1sn RE-
p o. win receive cory Of the work By nall free Of post
DR COOPER u DUANE STREET. mas. roR raH
ment Of mercuria and other diseases Of delicate aature
mild removed 10 ave daya perfect ours or no
charge.
nRJoHNseN, Is DIANE STREET, so WELL KNOWN
~ in the treatment Of delicate dsessssThe Doctors re-
yusaon Cor ain those bal, eursi Gaze. hs have .si.sss
on habit saso.usy cured Recent eases curotin
MO CURE NO cHARaE.-Ds MURPHY, or esooLD
IN street. oonsdessy consrltea GA all forms Of private
Says oenssisa.iossi debility and @pot.aoy sscossfsiy
sssd b DIT No neress u',t IN any ea,s sr hindranos
- all diseases Of delicate natsre practice o. ~
years enables him to the most vraen cases without
cured. See his London Diploms his oce. Srs Fulton
street.
nR FAwcErT CAN ne coSFfDEyrfaLLy CON-
The mott obs,ns,e yield 70 bis mode which
onthe non merearai princp Srctues cured on we most
sppy. With certainty Of cure once 81 ID y street
DR. RaIPu AUTHOR or THE PRACTICAL PRI-
~ .s.s Treatise, &C. IS Grseasieh ssrese[ymes nenrsp
nv early stages Fal - surpsd s.he rspdisy ssa
little iaconvenesce stendins their cure ohieny how
vhe can properly spprsesss hs services IN turs
I've frst incp-nt i've more advanced and distressing
practise he can ssors rasd easy radical oarc which,
be hes grounds for STATING Be ostAiied non no Other
nR RALpHs PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREATISE ON
and care q the seasi ssurblor. STREE
ss adapted 70 every njvidssl q bota THIS
s sy ss. l. ss ~Si S si ' s f5IS"
n,Sssf s 70 Nav e sa n s uS
~ Greenwich s,ree, Or m.iIei ire. BY posi- Clay Co. pub,
lshers. ssAnn street
QrnO CHALLENeE.-HENDARtA DfsPESsARy
60 Inn stre, EYER r sexsn az years ,os
Pills STA cents Victims Of de isaedi.ssses SHOULD consider
Rt-e LEI Y M ID.
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I YoN's MAGNETIC POWDER FOR THE DEsrRUC-
IL tion Of all kinds Of insects aud pills for the destruction
Of rats and mice without poison No 40 Broadway,
Canalstree
JOHN T.. R00ME, Eco, supor'nt NJ. Y. Hospital.
ID. ID. HOWARD, ESQ, Irving House.
s. TnkYER COZZENS, American Hotel.
COLEMAN X STETSON, EsIrs., Astor House.
PRESTON II. HODGES, Esq, Carlton House.
CHOLERAi CHoLERAi-THOUSANDS OF BOTTLES
~ Of Dr. remedy daily sold and hundreds u
lives saved Instantly eyulass the stomach aud bowels
breaks all spasmodc scton produces. preparation, and
the patient immediate relief Sold the dspots 20
Pearl street and 90 broadway door above Grand street.
Price cent per battle.
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NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN NNNNlNVNNNNNNNNNNNNNN'
EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS. AND 81
II paid Tuesday Thursday and Friday to the persoz
Who catches the largest black fish, paugs Ever
day. except Saturday the Buffalo viii leave foot Of Robinson
street. at ocloeh; 18th street. ct sal Canal street. at s
Catharne street. At GraAd street. at Pier No Nort
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MEDICAL.

warranted for i've years. No SO6 Broadway
~ ENUINE COD LIVER 0IL.-RUsHTON. CLARK L
" Co. have the pleasure Of informing their that
they have Of Genuine Medicinal Cod Liver
OIL which they warrant perfectly and OF
perior quality. RUSATON, CLARK 4 CO.,
Wholesale retail Chemists Draggst ITO
10 Aston House. rs Broadway Chambers
WE CUT TIE FOLLOWING FROM TIE BELLOWS
w Falls Vermont Gazette: -Wistars BAlsam.Notwith-
ding aversion pufng that
along shape Patent Medicines and the fact
~ take medicines Of kind feel that should
be doing injustice to the community by Withholding longer
the favorable opinion have OF Wstas BAssm
colds and pulmonary complaints Having its good
effects In several instances believe 10 TO be excellent
From the Watch Tower Nswburyport Hassl
the time be considered vaIuab The only
medicine (sf which have knowledse) which is
lung complaint 10 Wstars Balsam Of which Seth
Fowle, OF Boston agent We have repeatedly the
good effects Of this Balssm and are satisfied that 1t 10
hunbug
(From the Boston Daily Bee.
Prom little experience ofour ,esfy TO the
peori,y Of the Bsssm Of Wild Cherry aud have bees
repeatedly assured BY quite number Of personal friends
who have used IL with pulmonary complaints the
Of the most benshcent remedial agents of the time.
tFrom the Batavia IN. W Spirit OF tho Tmss.l
This the medicines OF the which
recommend with eonhdance TO all who afflicted
with coughs colds consumption wso are
TO the latter complaint been used with bio
advantage by many families In and in few stubborn
cases has produced highly bene1eiAl effects
None unless signed /. BUTTS the
For sale, wholesale aad retail, by hessrs D. ID.
SANDS 100 Fulton street corner OF William rs broadway,
Fletcher street by the Druggists generally
nj o
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DE COOPER IA DUANE STREET, HAS. roR Tan
mercuriai other diseases of delicate
He the aggravated Of This disease
mild removed In 10 ave days perfect
charge.
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HOTELS, &c.

EENToNs HOTEL, ST. JAMEB STREET, LONDON
r. H. Fenton bcgs to acquant families and gentlemen
visiting London, that they will find this Hotel particularly
Parks and its excellent situation in the most fashionable
Of the town. first rate Cook 10 attached to this es-
tabrhment and the cellar IL unusually choice and select
aad every thing done which sondues nienee
and comfort with exceedingly moderate charges Tho high
appreciation expressed by families Of frat Distinction both
English aud foreign the hope that the
age may st be extended 70 It, r. VI. renton hss added
private hotel TO his establishment No u Park Place
ToNEss HOTEL, GILLIAN Ds or NEvERsINK.-THE
subscriber informs his friends and the public that this
above named Hotel not full and that he sdate
afev families The steambost Edwin Lewis
York day for the Highlands. where 10
ready TO take passengers to the Hotel WILLIAM JONES
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SALES by AUCTION.

INTENSIVE SALE or oESTEEL HOUSEHOLD FUR
II nure. Piano Forte. kcJ. W. Brown will sell auc-
ton on wednesday d August at half past
complete assortment Of Mahogany, erood and Black
Walnut Paror, Chamber aud other Household Furniture
Also, superior Piano Forte.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NNNNNNNNNNNN-UNNNNNNNNNN NNNNNNNN7sNNNNNNNNN
MALL TRIMNINGs-WH0EvER WISHES HAND
come articles Of superior quality and newest styles,
will end ,ueh BY calling upon A. PUaOfE.
Manufacturcr,4 81 Beekmsn 81.
Thetrade supplied liberal and orders promptly
executed. Couutry merchants invited 70 call.
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(NOMBSi tONBSli COMHSllt-THb SUScHlbbkS
~ offer for sale the richest and most exsnve assortment
Of fancy Back Combs Of shell and horn 20 be found In this
city comprising the and most fashionable styles suit
able for city retail trade They constantly receiving adt
or to their already large stock and from their ong and
tentye acquaintance win throughout city
and they enabled 10 furnish them AZ such prices
with other house In the trade Ao variety
o. steel and Fancy Goods Hair brushes 90 Buyers
city and from the country, requested 10 call and
anime the stock before purchasing slse where.
No. Cedar street, tup stairs , near Pearl.
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BOARDING., Hscs
BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED FOR A GENTLEMAN
- and his wife, ladies' small pri family,
Staten Island the ferries No other tosrders
ceived references required
Terms moderate Address 9. b., Post Once, ysnderbts
Landing. Staten Island.
DOARD IN JERSEY CITY.--GooD BOARD CAN BE
ID retained In pleas asd desirable situation
City Early application necessary For particulars, inquire
OF this once.
NOTICE TO ExTGRANTS-THosE PERSONS VINO
IN left property boarding house In Greenwich street.
N informed they will hnd the the forwarding
oce Of John Allen 5 eedar street. with whom the property
Is stored. Y. A. HEATH,
late Of the Washington Hall, 100 Greenwich ct.
A PERFECT PIANO PLAYER WISHES TO GET
N board respectable American private family for which
lessons the piano forte will be given In payment Address
Music Teacher. Herald Once
ID ooMs.-A VERY PLEASANT AND AIRY SUITE OF
N Rooms be had the first second hoor unfur
nshed without beard with partial board " desired BY
immediate application at No. 50 Frankn street. few doors
west Of Broadway.
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oNONNONN>NNDoyN0~N~oJ~DJ
.nspers to .4dpertisemenfs by mail must be post
paid, or they Diu not be taken from the Post Office
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nR MORRISON rs CONFIDENrrALLY CONSULTED
- all diseases Of delicate natare practice o. 80
enables him the most vraen cases without
Recent cured in three 20 sx day No fee till
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period. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2s0,6ol IL
Net earnings. .......................s 243,s2o SO
The various acts Of Massachusetts New Hampshire
and Maine Incorporating the have authorized
the Issue Of As 900 shares at 800 each namely in Mas
sachusetts 22,5oo New Hampshire IL 900; and Maine,
l2aoo. of this number 35,5o7 have been sold; 1853
pledged security for debts aud $3.50 ncluding the
5000 authorized by the late ac remain subject to Is
sue. OF the 1857 shares issued, 2i,255 held In
Massachusetts, 54o5 In Boston; TIA in New Hanp-
shire 37e Maine and the remainder in other States
The stockholders number 22o3, Of whom 1,l64 In
Massachusetts, ie4 In Boston, oe7 in New Hampshire;
90 In Maine, and the remainder elsewhere.
The committee are Of opinion that to complete the
ROAD and set the corp GRAFTON free from debt viii
quirs an issue Of e,22o additional shares.
Earnings since last dividend, and amount
required for unfinished works. 1s2oo3 6s
s7pe,p75 70
Funded debt to Massachusetts, (secured by
stoeh ........ ........s.ss.s... ioo,oVo w
AMOUNT TO be raised :;c o 30
Leaving the sum Of. ................. s25is'S 70
which II IL proposed to cancel from sales Of surplus
property.
10 IL estimated that the sum Of sso3ss 40 will be
CURED TO complete proposed and unfinished works,
namely f22SSs 40, for finishing the double track 70
Lawrence 5000 to complete the Methuen Branch, and
$4,000 for derots at South and North Andover,
Aethuen and Lawrence, ($35ooo at the latter psce)
The committee furnish complete schedule Of all the
property Of the corporation real and PERSONAL specify
Ing the nature Of the title, the situation Of the proper
a. and the income derived from II, and give their
opinion Of the expedieney Of selling leasing
part Of H. The report is accompanied by plan oftbe
property In Boston and vicinity The property very
particularly and satisfactorily described In the report
and the improvements upon the sane with the cost
thereof are stated in detail The land owned By the
company and not used for the purposes Of the road
cost in the aggregate ss1il3l IS ofthis s2537o5 80
is In Boston and s3o25s % in Charestown, and the
remainder at different stations. The committee re-
scmm.nd that lots this land to the value Of s27 $50
se sold The received upon the property sso3t
The machine shops Of the company, at Boston and
Lawrence for making engines and In the opinion
Il the committee demand extensive curtailment The
shop land oes) in Boston, cost s7i6s5 o. and the
pus expense Of keeping ~ in operation IL $3.50 %
"a men month on an average, beiog employed. The
scst 81 shop ard tools at Lawrence soooos o. and
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APPROXIMATIONS wANTED-Ir THIS SHOULD MEET
the Of Abraham Close civ engineer and
Of the Limerick ine who there
9TH Of May lst9 from city Of Limerick Ireland he will ad-
dress letter TO Mr. Matthew Kelly Dover New Hampshire
who is an xious to hear Of him.
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TX 00O VOLUMES OF BOOKS AT AUCTION
lC,OOO The entire stock Of Talbot Watts lO2 Nassau
street. will be sold 10 the highest bidder Sale
this dsy at 10 o'clock and continue day after day until all
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ru,o LET OR LEAsE-THE BOLIVAR HALL, SITUATE
III at Tomphirsvle, Staten Isiand-t we'll known Hotel
with goed sabn &c within ave minutes walk of the ferry
the proprietor Guild take partner. Ill health induce
the proprietor 10 advertise.
rJ,o LET-rURNrsHED ROOMS, WITH FULL BOARD
or with Breakfast and Tea only. Also, front Base
men suitable for Physician; has been occupied such fol
the last ave years Apply at il6 Chambers street
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-21
POETRY.
THE LIGHTHOUSE,

The scene was more beautiful far to my eye
Than if day in its pride had arrayed it;
The landbreeze blew mild, & the azure arch ID sky
Looked pure as the Spirit that made it.
The murmur rose soft, as silently gaz'd
On the shadowy waves playful motion,
From the dim distant hill, till the beacon fire blaz'd
Like star in the midst of the ocean.
No longer the joy of the sailor boys breast
Was heard in his wildly breath'd numbers,
The sea bird had flown to her wave grdled nest,
The fisherman sunk to his slumbers
One moment look'd from the hill's gentle slope
All hushed was The pillows commotion,
Andsho't that the lighthouse LOOKED lovely as hope
That star on life's tremulous ocean.
The time is long past, and the scene is afar,
Yet, when my head rests on its pillow,
Will memory sometimes rekindle the star
That bazed on the breast of the billow.
In life's closing hour, when the trembling soul flies
And death stills the hearts last emotion,
0 then may the seraIh of mercy arise
Like star on eternity's ocean.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-21
RATES OF Pc STAGE.

The following summary of the rates OF post
age under the law of March last has been revis
ed by the Assistant Postmaster Of New York:
Letters not exceeding halfa ounce, not ovel
300 miles, five cents over 300 miles, ten oeuts
Over half an ounce and not exceeding an ormce
double these rates Any fractional excess ovel
an ounce Is always counted as an ounce.
Hmldbuls, Circulars and Advertisements, moi
exceeding one sheet, unsealed, any distance
three cents, prepaid.
Newspapers, sent from the office of publication
not exceeding 1900 square inches, under 1O(
miles, Or within the State, one cent over 1o(
miles, and out of the State, one and half cents
Over 1900 square inches, the same rates as pam
phet postage. Transient newspapers the same
rates, prepaid.
Pamphlets of all descriptions, Lot ezceed;ns
one ounce, two and half cents copy for each
additional ounce, one cent. A fractional e-xces
less than an ounce is not counted; if half ounc,
Or more, it is counted as an ounce.
Drop Letters, two cents. Letters advertised
are charged the cost OF advertising not to exceed
four cents. Letter-carriers in cities receive or
letters not over two cents; on newspapers and
pamphlets, half a cent. Way Letters, one cen
extra
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-21

A BEGGAR's CRurcH AND GREAT CoAT.-A
short time ago, says the Birmingham Mercury an
old beggar, resident of Dudley, 'shuff1ed off this
mortal COLL" and with it an old crutch and great
coat, which he left to his two daughters. After
his decease the cast off garment and the crutch
were thrown one side and almost forgotten, till
one day the crutch was called into requsition to
punish refractory cow, which had broken into
the garden, when 10! the handle came off, and $50
sovereigns We're found enclosed. The other dangh-
ter, hearing of this golden shower, fastened home
and examined the great coat left by the old man.
when, much to her establishment and delight, q
similar number of sovereigns were found stitched
in old rags in the collar and waist of the cast of
garment. The daughters had not the slightest
idea that the old man, who had lived in most pc
NITROUS manner, had ever possessed such sam d
money as they equally inherit.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-21

WONDERFUL SAcAclTY OF Doa.-An off
Ger in the army, accompanied by his dog, left
West Point visit to the city Of Burlington,
N. j., ard while there becoming sick, wrote 10
his wife and family at West Point, in relation to
his indisposition. Shortly after the reception Of
his letter, the family were aroused by whining
barking, and craching at the door of the house.
and when opened to ascertain the cause, in rushed
the faithful dog. After being caressed, and every
attempt made to quiet him, the dog in despair at
not being understood, seized shawl in his teeth
and placing his paws on the lady's shoulders, de-
posted there the shawl. He then placed him.
self before her and fixing his gaze iatently upon
her TO attract her attention. seized her dress and
began to orag her to the door. The lady then be-
came alarmed and sent for a relative, who en-
deavoed TO alay her fears, but she prevailed upon
him TO accompany her at once to her husband.
and on arriving found him dangerously i'll in Bur
lington-Pha Zee. Bui!esia
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-21

SPEAKING OUT IN CHURcH.-A young lady Of
this city, who was engaged and shortly to be
united to gallant son of Neptune, visited tho
Mariners Church couple of Sundays SINCE
Duriug the sermon the pastor discoursed eloquent
ly and with much earnestness of manner on the
trials, dangers and temptations Of the profession
of sailor! He concluded by asking the follow.
ing questions: sis there one who thinks anything
of him who wears tarpauin hat, blue jacket or
pair of trousers made of duck-in short is there
one who thinks aught for the poor saior?" A
little girl, sister Of this young lady, who was
sitting by her, Immediately jumped up, and look
ing archly at her sister, said in tone loud enough
for every one to hear: ''Yes sir, Beck does 7"
The audience were convulsed with laughter the
minister bit his lips, and concluded the services
by requesting the congregation to unite with him
in prayer.-.N Y. Paper.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-21

BOLD STROKE FOR A HusBAND.-A rather sim
gular case of forgery has just occurred in New
Orleans. A young French girl; who had recent
" arrived with her mother and sister from Paris,
was reported to have large amount of gold on
deposite with a city banker. She was fair and
of course had many admirers among them a
verdant young merchant, whom she married
On the day following the marriage, the happy
bridegroom deposited with banker note for
$4,000, signed by one of the wealthiest mer-
chants in the city. This note, which he had re-
ceived from his young and beautiful bride, he
desired to have collected, and draft for the a
mount RENTED to him at New York, for which
destination the happy couple took their departure
the same evening. The note was not discovered
to be forgery until several days after they had
sailed for the North. The credulous husband
with his artful spouse are now enjoying their
honey moon trip at the North; but the news Of
the affair which must come, when the money
does not, will sorely interrupt their matrimonial
bliss