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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-17

nR. COOPER, IL DUANE sTREET. HAS. ron tn
~ st fcurtees confined his practice 70 the
ment Of mercural and othsr diseases Of decse
Ne the aggravated Of this disease
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-17
Al KpIcAL ApyICY-pncToa YOURSELF PRfYAT r-

1vA ~ for eents by means Of the Pocket seaspus.
Every Ono His Own Phytican II IL confidential sieEt
friend and prysts adviser enabling oopdpo hf
ern case 20 suecessful termination TwestyYourh Ed
hon with enc hundred enxravnTr showing private diseases
and iaaoma.isns 81 the Enerstye sten In every shAp.
and fern, b. william Yerng N. ID. Tho various ferns Of
sisnd mpstency solitary hsbits Of youth, Mutually Do
ehaptsr on structure 10 worthy Of particular attention, ana
book BY nail COPIES wli be one dollar, Al
dres DR. wN YOUNG. sa Spruce street Phil Aderhs
for sale BY stringcr Townsend ~ Broadway New Forh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-17

MO CURE NO PAY.-DR. CORBITT, ~ DpANE ST.
IN may 10 sonsultsd the treatment % certain delicate
ds,s practice Ct sixteen devoted to the treat
meat q deea.e diseases enables Dr. G. - the vorst
form Of hs disease Recent cur0t In three dsys Ne
!. nsed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-17

iVTNEHPLl or hRALTH, 81 NASSAU sTREef.-DR 8.
OtP0UND nXTRAcr or, san
SAPbkILLA-Ihe, noss extraordinary Medicine In the
This kxyaot 10 put in quart bastIes IL 10 bx
timer CHEAPER pessssse and warranted to
sold curvs disease without ompg purgng. sckenns
dehilitsting the PARENT. p Z ii-t = ~ ~ -
THE beauty and superiority " this Ssrsaparlla
All Of her mediones Ia while Ii
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-17
oBNTLEsEN's LIST.

zriabwer, Mary. Cherry .,
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-08

pablc Of turning. Were tbe, four great bat
ties, through whose storm Of fire, he was TO
pass, the ordeals to try and prove the calibre
Of his intellect and to establish il 10 meekness
and in TRUTH We are not superstitious in
our composition, but we cannot help think
ing, that the hand Of Col is pre-eminently
in all this thmg--we say, pre-emlnently,
because we believe, il is in every thing good
that occurs on this earth, or that leads to
good. 1t seems to us to be the reduction
Of the work Of century into the space Of
three years, in order to bring back the pub
lie mind TO see, that there is still Provi-
dence to whom we are indebted for all our
mercies, and from whom it had wandered,
Of late years, great distance. 1t was un-
der a conviction Of this kind, and under a
persuasion, that the Hero Of the battle Of
Palo Alto was destined to occupy the seat
he now occupies, that we embarked our all
in his cause, at the time and place, we did.
Certainly, the National Wing would never
have seen the light, if we had not acted un-
der precisely this feeling.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-08
PIPE-LAYING.

There is species Of pipe-laying in vir.
ginia, which is perpetrated under the shadow
Of law The following paragraph from the
Richmond Times Of yesterday, will give
the reader clear idea Of its character, and
will show how the honest Democrats Of the
Halifax district contrived to defeai MIR.
Fournoy:
The polls were closed on the 6rai day OF the cleo.
lion throughout the district except at two places Of
voting In Halifax, the Court House and Black Wal.
mt precinct Al these two precincts the commits.
mined 10 keep the polls open, against the opinion Of
the WhIe commissioners, who thought lhsre was no
such necessity for the measure, from min or high
water as il contemplated by the law. The fact
TINT the state of the weather and the watercourses
did not require the delay, is sufficiently demon
strated by the fact that other precincts Of the
county the same course was not pnrFued. The I'M
fairness of the proceeding may be appreciated from
its results In this case II appears that Mr.. -Four
noy had an actual majority Of the rofes cust n ne
sskoie dstricf both The first and NE sscond day Of
the election but on the third day, the adroitness Of
the Democratic manGuvro plninly manifested Itself.
and delinquent voters enough were at last collected
10 give Averett majority In the district, varying
from TO g. according 10 differing reports from Pat
rick and Henry. We learn thst tho Keeping open
The Halifax polls was known In Plffsyvnnia In time
70 have sent over 40 many WING votes as wonld
ensilv have conserncied the advantage lkcly 10 be
gained hy Averett IN Halifax. But the polls WIRE
closed In PlstsylvanIa and PffsyIvania voters had
no right TO- vote In Halifax.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-08
l,lss No. IN.
! 900 pounds Inch KIVet IRON
.Class No. ID.
To be delivered MS required
DO barrels OF good aharn 1

30 barrels OF good sharp building Sand.
understood, that The Government reserves the right %
or diminish the quantities Of articles contracted for
may require and whether lie qantiies required be
or less than those specified the prices shall remain me
ed In good order, and subject to such inspection at the
yard ofdeyery as the bureau may direct and be IN are
ther DESCRIPTION Of materials aud samples, apply The
The deliveries ofall the building materials may be com
within sixty days after the date Of the contract and
be continued from time To time in the opinion Of the
require and must all BE- completed within sx months nilsr
said date bi no payment will be made until July lsis
Glasses headed 10 be delivered az re-
qured during the fsca year these the twenty per
cent retained, may at the option OF The Bureau he paid
when deliveries have been satisfactory The balance go
per cent? will be paid by The Navy Agent within thirty days
atsr The presentation Of bills IN trpeats duly vouehsd
risd adherence the contract will be enforced bid
dsrs therefore especially cautioned not 70 offer undsr
impression that extension Of time, win be granted OF
Approved sur,ies in one halt Of the amount Of the
tract VIII be required and % per cent az additional sec
rity deducted from each payment until the contract shall
the surseaand make affidavit that they N DIG
asgcg te worth and above their debt5 and Hath
Each Offer must Be signed By The person or persons max
ing T. and his their residence az me
naming the town and Stats, must he distinctly stated.
Persons whose offers shall be accepted viii be not6edby
letter through the toce. which notice shall be eors.,
bond or he supplies apecihed, within een days from
the date Of notice Of the acceptance their bid contract
ss ads s sns sSas 5
Bic FOR esceas ofpcs any overt The accepted offsI
It l. expressly IL be inderstood that offer will be con
sidered that does conform fully the requirements Of
| this advertisement
Trims Of 0gsr.
To the NAVY Agent at--- -- OF ----- in the State
OF hereby Offer to furnish under yonr advertisement
dated - and tihjeet to all the requirements OF the
came all the articles embraced in the object for - In
Class No -, viz :--tOr
dlsre insert the articles and prices carried oul amount
Ing to twiili the aggregate in wo,da)
Tie undersigned - Of --s- and ----- 81 ------ IN
the State OF IA garnntors, hereby undertake thai
the above named WILL if his offer be accepted, enter
into before required, with the United States
within fifteen aya the date notice through the Post
Office Of the acceptance OF his bid before mentioned
| Signatures
! certify that the above named 49, aud -- are
known be good and responsible in h'
lease 49,. WM. SCOTT,
ap2l-lawiw Nary Agent
v fInfelligenrer and Ifnpnl
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-08
AnRIyALs Ar THE HoTELs.

Broarns Hotel Truman Cross, Md, Captain Andrews
Cinn Thos Kent Baltimore; G Bacon. Miss. Sam'l
Porter Hartford; Moore, New York; Read, Phla
REV Walter Gibbs, England; Mr. Hal burton do; Bel.
KNAPP Baltimore; Daniel Il. Elder, Pa. JMWillcor Pa
L bowen, Ohio; r o'Blenis, 81 Lewis, Mo-. DR. Dn'
vail, u, :. ".
Wizards Hofei--G I. Schuyler, N X; VI McNIchae
Pa; DIR S Fitch, N. y. Hon Burt n; N Hill, dol
d II Peery do Ewing do. John q Sib ey, do. NJ
Evans Md; Mr. Weed, Ala; John L Wright, Va J w
Brown Nd Robert Colgate and Lady child aud servant
n. ": ii Carlisle Va; II Tyler do, Wright,
Irsing H.ts, u NJ Allen, Pal W Brown, dol ORA.
7, 6sasys Hasl Wv Perkins, Del; Davis, NYis
Olin, do,
Xirs's Hotel IT Harrington Macs n, iordun N b.
Richards N j.; J Judron, SA; w Jacobs, ~.
Ezeh1ngr HofeL-John Read, Val Wilson, Bait;
John Smith, Va; R Love, do.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-08

We ATE informed, though we do not vouch
for the information, that telegraphic des-
patch has been received in town, announc-
ing the death, by drowning, Of this gentle
man, who was recently appointed TO be one
Of the new Judges for the, Territory Of
Minnesota. II is stated that the Judge was
crossing swollen creek in Kentucky, on
horseback, on his way to Cincinnati, when
he was carried under by the current.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-08
PROPOSALS. FOR PRINTING.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received Mt the Pension
Office until the 10th Of the ensuing month, for printing
six thousand copies Of the Pension Laws in force 20.
gether with constructions placed upon such by the War
Department or Attorney General and the forms necessary
20 Be followed by applicants Tor pensions under the several
lawp and the bounty land laws together with the necesa
ry for application therefor Tor the use Of the Penso
OGce The work 10 be executed good paper Of which
sample will be furnished application at the Pension
pages printed long primer type and each Page 70
Contain thousand and eighty ems The propopai must
state the price per printed page TO include composon
press work. paper and folding and schng without cover
The bids 70 be enyeloped and endorse Proposals for
printing" j. \. EDWARDS,
ap f-w4w&2cp Commissioner OF Pensions
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-08
LESSONS FROM MATURE.

THE mnulting season Is moi nr remote, x
l When every fealliered bird will change HE coat
The Robin now will very soon be drest
In all the beauty OF his new red breast;
The Black bird too a ozark snit will get,
aif he vie with N. R0SENSTOCK 8 coats of JET
Thus reader, ut this we do find et
A suitable lesson to all mankind.
Now, like The birds do require
A reasonable change In attire! y 4f
And NJ. R0SENSTOCK for this very reason
Has made preparations for the season
60 look at his stock and you'll admire 81
The style he displays in his spring attire.
From his great stock you can buy cloth coat
OF elegant make, for five and one dollar note.
And in your purchases yon' moi be at a loss
For 1neness Of nap for beautiful gloss;
And NJ ROSENSTOCk eve would here s,iggesf,)
From an TO Ill you can purchase new vest
Ofvarions patterns and qualities (some snperfnej
When neatness and elegance choicely combine
And then in regard 10 his PANTS, Twill state,
That they will improve your figure and better yor gaIr:
So to corner Of Pennsylvania and ID s quickly repair
And delighted you II be when you see what Is there
earnestly request Of one and all
10 favor Emporium with call,
When each will find that he has ambe reason
To initiate the birds with moulting season,
Now our word s our bond which we never recall
And our word for tive do Justice TO all
NJ. RosENSroCK
NIB. On hnnd-a very extensive assortment OF goods
adapted TO the spring trade, which sell at extremely low
prices. may 7--du
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-08
MaRsHaL,s SALE.

IN yirtne Of writ OF vendoni exponas, judgment OF
condemnation, writ OF attachment Issued from the
Clerks oice Of the Circuit Court Of the District Of Coium
bla for the county Of Washington. and 10 directed ss
Of May at ~ o'clock NJ before the Court House door
Of said county all the right title and interest Of Richard
No G. In square No as In the city Of washington, for
Ing Isl feet Twelfth street wet and ZIG feet on Virginia
avenue eeIzed and levied upon the property a. the 1sd
Richard Butler Price, and cold 10 s1lsy udirins NO lss
to March term, 1910, In iavor OF Joeeph Lindsay.
RODENT WALLACE,
ap i0-dis Marshal OF the District Of Columbia
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-08
MARsHAL's SALE.

IN virtue Of writ Of si acas seirs faeas under tAs
lien law issued from the Clerks Once OF the District o.
Columbia for the county Of Waahington and q me arse
ed, Lsha srpose 10 public sale for cash on
door Of sad county, " oeoch, NJ, the following preI
eriy via: Five two story aud atic frame Il
with back buildings 10 each paris Of Lots NO. mi q y
Square No 800 in The ely o Washington as 90 ana essn
as the property Of Syganas Holmes and son 70 sat
IN JdlcIalr Ma III ID March 1919, In favor OF Cys
sea Weri. RobEhi WALLLAnL,,,
dec l3-its Marshnioi the p'si.N wi eot.nn'a-
E-The above sale mot hayinE Dssn Sou q
oiis vim viii be reso and sals lake place on ths s
aax 81 Nav merit AZ The place, ~ W coct NJ
ny " "sy "' ROBERT WALLACE
.tn Al, Marshal OF the Dstrlct OF Columhss,
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-08

TIN NAVAL CouRr MAssnAI, ordered 10 be he!t
at the Gosport Navy Yard, Yesterday, the 7th inst,
for the trial Of Commodore Geo. G. Reed Capt. Jos.
smoot, Iienf- Prends, and others. consists Of the
following rnembers, Commodore Charles Stewart,
Charles Morris, John Downes, Lawrence Kearney,
Daniel Turner, VI. g. Perry; Captains Charles 8.
McCauley, FIJI 4. r. I.avnlette, Sias II. Suingham,
laaac Mayo, James Armstrong. Samuel L. Breese,
French Forrest, n. $. Cox, esq, Of Washington,
Judge Advocate.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-08

nuRs ANT 10 e provision contained In the first san
Of m al az Congress entitled An act making appro
p,iatona or the civil and diplomats exprnFrs Of Govern
insnt lar hr year eniing ihs reth Of June eighteen
hundred and 6iy aud inr other pNrposes, approved
March n sia hereby give notice that the principal and
inIerest Of ali srh "a been isnne prior the
firm tay Of July i9t9 may be ssne under the ninth rec
lion al the acf II Congress- entitled IAN act 10 raise r
limited time an additional military force and for other
purroseaR approved February H. ls,1 will upon The pre-
.enaion OF The AZ the Treasury OF the United states
ami thai ali interest on such scrip will cease said day
~ m w. NJ MEREDITH,
Mar dotnf Secretary Of the Treasury.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-08
The mo.t ssvsrs ea.es enred.-No humhus.

The most severe cases curcd.-No humhus.
vrH.;ot SUSSEX Co.. N J.
To George sianton-Dear Sir--Ths Hunts Lintment,
which your AZ ut e me- ihave sold and there has been
number Of calls for molr Many persons Afflicted with
various aches aud pains have been cured H. as they say
sffectiay One case will relate YOU 90 caussd :
hearty laugh when the person related here IN the sere
Il IS this Mr. r. s. Denton highly respectable person
iinlmert al New Milford NJ J. Hsls frequently afilced
with The Rheumatism that he scarcely get about
he came ii al noon and his leg p1nd him that he could
not bear much weight upon IT, Ills wife told him % Tu
ssms Inispt on Il he says TO her, II will not do any
good-t Isike all other auack atufs Hut che prevailed
on lin 70 nv H. lie did 20 then ate his dinner and went
att worked all the vilsTnoon, In at nlsh saf down
while ami thought Of his legyheh he had entrely for
snsr--ihs IininseBt having given Immediate and pefma
ent relief over here the same night snh bought
two bottles oft Your. with respect u II BETTa
sold Nv all The Druggist, in this cy and throughout
the country. Pnne p centa per bottle.
may4-iw GEO f. STANTON & co.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-08
r71E iDIsTRICT PENTTENTIARY,

mn THE PUBLIC iu order 70 prevent DISAPPOINTMENT
% persons deeroua Of ylF,ns ns hs s M
yant hermit rom one more Of the Hoard o. 10
snscisra or that purpose, ,hsir aamanee h ~
granted unless in those rasesWhe'e "e 'A~ "'A'
csptien. -, - u..,, a.
ssro NJ, That no peyson shall b permitted 70 r,sm ihs
d Psnifeatidry eouf irT,ften orasI ~ y T-,
w ~ srrrsariss of The several Dspdrnsnfs ~ re
oes, 1,s asar5srs al Congress and ne J"dfss ~ ne
Co,.,ts Of III United States.
AZ Xrrrovsp. March - ists you. s r,rs,u warden
III. ,xtsrror March ?, 1919 !, ,o,,, r
Towrsss ~ "a'"@' may All
toWu. ~
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-08

Mr.. ClAyros's FsAxxIIH LrrTnn.---Ths ". York
Henld speaks Of this admirable production, In l1eh
TERMS but not higher than Il deserves II even "a
vises The President 70 des IN expedition to ~ In
search for the lost navigator. I'll
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-08

Class No. n
To be delivered by the 18th OF July next
32lD pounds pure White Lead In Oil,
Am do do do do drT,
72 do Lamp Black do
600 do Spanish Whiting do
900 do French Yellow Ochre,
100 do Pars Green, beet quality
10 do Chrome Green, do
20 do Chrome Yellow, do
$50 do Iiiharge. do do
791 gallons do (raw) Iineeed Oil,
95 do Spirits Turpeniine,
10 do japan yarnirh 4.
COO q 10 by IL inch frat quality glass
Miereaneolia--to be delivered M required
600 gallons beet quality Winter Strained Sperm OH
200 do do do NeatIfoat oil
IN do Sweet Oil.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-08

TuRPEsTIsE.-The people of BarEwell District
South Carolina, have deserted cotton and taken 70
making turpentne. Thatso ounce Of relief to the
cotton market
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-08

LIBRARY Wan DEPARTMENT, May u i6l'
Ii, percons who may have in their possession any
booka o. documents helonang tohs Library Of the War
which have been In their possession longer
shan MONTH hereby requested 20 return them 10 thf
Isnarfment Without further delay. ny order
ns,zv1-st CItARLES lANMAN, Librarian.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-08
10000 Hard red Brick.
500 best quality Fire brick,

Class No. 2.
Delivery TO be commenced or before July lst and to
be completed by September la, next.
GO running feet best foundation each stone 10
contain IL to 10 cubic feet.
eco running feet Of coping from feet TO feel
inches wife and al least feet long In all sbout6'
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-08

Miscellaneous, to be delivered onehalf before is
Of August and balance by ist November next a i
200 tons Anthracite Coal, (wie Ash suitable for Cupola
use)
20 do best Butler Coal orgrates n. ,chOle be broken
aud screened
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-08

REruRs HomE. We see by the Pensacola Gazette
OF the 2sth ult that Mr.. Senator jackson Morton o.
Florida, had arrived In that village, on his return
home In good health.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-08
correspondence Of the National WING


The -four marker to-day is inactive. The sales are loo
barrels Howard street 81 C2t, and 400 N so Gss No
sales City n Sales Pennsylvania white wheat n l2,
sud red at cents Sales yellow at Sass cts aud
white at 52a5i Sales oats at p % rs Saes whis.
key al 70 cts. in bbls. and % els. In hhds.
REEF CATTLE The offerings The scales this morn
Ing amounted 10 us head oi which SIS sold TO cit,
and Washington butchers, prices ranging from 50 e
81 60 gross eana s6ass 50 nef and averaging 81 70
The remainder 400 head, were driven to Philadelphia
The bidding was very spirited
Hoos-Iye hogs firm at So per 100 lbs Nothing done
In stock --matSet rather heavy.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-08
0 r 3 I'CIAL.
APPOINTMENTS III THE PREsIDENT
APPOINTMENTS ny THE PREsrDENr.
STATE DEPARTMENT.


justices Of as Peace.
On Monday, May 9TH, being the first
Monday in May, the President, agreeably
to the several acts Of Congress in such case
made and provided, designated the following
Justices Of the Peace to be members Of the
Levy Court for Washington county, D. o.,
for the term Of one year, viz HENRY NAY
LoR and ALFRED RAY, for that part Of the
county east Of Rock Creek, and thout the
limits Of Washington CHARLES r. BELT
and JOSHUA PIERCE, for that part west Of
Rock Creek, and without the limits Of
Georgetown; LEWIS CARBERY, JOHN Cox,
and RoBERr WHITE, for Georgetown; and
SAMUEL DRuRY, BENJAMrN X. MoRsELL,
JOHN +. Cox, and JAMES CRANDELL, for
the city of Washington.
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That appear, by authority, in another col
umn, we trust will give satisfactory assur-
ance to our brethren, everywhere, that Gen.
TAYLOR win do his duty fearlessly, in bring
ing back the personnel Of the Government
to its original purity. -
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-08

AArEsiAs WnII.--This well now In process Of
being bored at Charleston, 8. o., has reached the
depth Of $50 feet. Tho aueur has not reached the
Burr stone, having passed through nothing but mari
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-08

Major WILLIAM B. ScoTr, the Navy
Agent for Washington city, resigned his
commission, on Saturday evening last,