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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every entitled right Of presumption any OF the
lands within the townships above required
sh the 20 The satisfaction of the
proper land ONCE and make therefor practicable
feT seeing fh notice. before
enent Of the public sale embracing the tract
claimed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited
j. BUTTERFTEID,
Commissioner Of the Land Once,
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New subscribers just received from late arr-
us pieces linens which they waran, To be pure
800 s'S' from Sis Is cents
ss% ssi s:$ s.s.. sJ 10; ' s:s
70 dozen real asi mli., win and without fingers.
100 dozen 40 S ~ "Ds e sS1s hose MIN.
10 % new style psIaso,s and pa,a.o,ets
Together with many other and desirable
a', .,r n Of The ladies Is respectfully invited.
engraved illustrations Of impoan, subscs BY Edward
Theory ydroraty intended BY
Augn
NEW hooks just received at Taylor q M.ury's
Volume IIdrchs United sine..
southeys Commonplace Book, No g.
History American Bible Society. vol. svo
Cheap s sssssd x s.n. be gf ., s. New I'M.
The Maiden Aunt-a story offs. NJ
IUsr received st y Psrier'sBays Tricopherous,
lain's and the American Lusra Curling Fluid The best Farms
ne French Soaps and choice Of Buao Tuck
'o m., a., ~, sizes .,.,, ,.... sr,. -. a.
and s complexion and rendering e skin dscaiey
/ Aug. "a tciose, Asw doors below Ssaonai Hotel.
abtnet edition Tales. comprising In one vol
virginia Guivers Travels stsrne Sentimental Journey,
Otranto, &c, t.it. - ~
wavey Anecdotes, Illustrating popular characters
don. TAYLOR A MANY
June vi BOOKSELLERS, 9Th street.
Aecordeons and F7utsnss.
RECEIVED sdcncr' Hail. Of superior toned Ac
cordeons Persons DESTROYS purchasing excellent and beau
fifal instrument FOR small would DO well TO call before
chasing elsewhere s fe3 III .rt
Also Futinas Of an improved style and tone -. -
For sale by WIN. FISCHER
Julys
NO David Cspperasld, by Charles Dickens, (Boz.)
Domestic Practice q ydrcpahy with Is engraved Illustrations,
~ Edward Iehnson, M. ID. $500 I s...s fyN.
This day received, for sale TAYLOR MAURY's
July IS Bookstore, near On street
The Complete Horse Doctors containing Habits Diseases
and Management OF Stable
win n, advice 70 purchasers. Pbce rs cents $500
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Ros sALTns house and 10, occupied BY he undeed on
- street A. r. BAcBY
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New Music.
lust RECEIVED
Of 18th street, Pennsylvania the following and
nful music which will be sold nj reduced PcuI
VIM. FISCHER
The Fashion Polka, by n. ID. Hewitt.
r. Townsends Grand Military Polka performed by Focsters
ban
The Nova Scotia waltzcs by winterbotom. q
Quadnes from Meyerbcer's ope Of Prophet by
Sir Easy Rondos designed studies for young beginner by
q. Czemy.
The celebrated Russian mir "Far Mink. by
x. Chuatal. '
SIX Amusemenis Elesante by Chas. voss.
Rosa Lee, with variations by Chss. Grobe.
MARY Blame, do do
Lucila Polka; by do ...
The Aurora Waltz, for guitar, solo.
La CANA Ladra, antasie composed by Henri Rosseen
When Morning beams III think Of heean admired song By
Geo 2. Benkert.
When thy Smile composed by Bellak
Merry Gpsy Gin again. arranged for the guitar composed by
Glover
The Placid Lake. for die guitars composed by
Oct IL
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
Faculty OF Physic.--session OF Is49-'5O.
THE Lectures viii Monday, 18Th October
tinue until the 18th Of March ensuing.
Chemistry and PhaImacy-wiLnAx T. A. AxKS, NJ D., LIZ ID.
suVery-NATHAx r. snfTH.
Therapeutics Maera Medica aud CHsw, d.
Anatomy and Physioiosy-JosRpn nonr NJ ID.
Theory and Practice 81 Medicine wILLIAn POWELL NJ D.
Midwifery and Diseases Of Women and ChidrenRcHARp
Lecturer on Pathology and Demonuaor OF W.
MnTENBERoRR-
Clinical Medicine Clinical Surgery every day q,
for anatomy win be opened charge
the Demonstration Fees go board
may be Obtained In the vicinity Of The Medical College for q 50
80 50 week. WILLIAM Il. A.. AIKEN.
Aug. l5-2awtNovl Dean OF the Faculty.
Superior Old Brandy.
THE subscriber has very superior brandy
OF tbs vintage of ia purchased expressly for medicinal
and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
CHAMPAGNEs.
Schroeder Cock and Crown
Heidsieck Crane
Juno Venus
Anchor
Always on hand together with choice variety Of Wines. Liquors.
bsgan, Tobacco &C. JOSEPH WRIGHT,
Angn-eodim Penn avenue, near l5tl street.
CARD.
THE undersigned late Of The Once having for te last
been employed with
Peenced In all the details thereof offers his services public
in The prosecution Of claims general government e
VIII attend also TO any other business connected with s other
Al business condded him promptly attended TO and
THOMAS LUMPKiN,
w.sm.sros cIrr, D. c., August ., 1910.
Aug a-lmeod
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NOTlCE To PhE~E MPT1ON CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled right e-empon any of the
lands within The townships and townships
required 10 establish cpser and
receiver Of the land oce therefor
an practicable after seeing this notice. and before
for the Of the public sale embracing The
tract claimed, otherwise such claim viii be forfeited.
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land once.
06-1awl3w
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HIsrORICAL Collections OF Virginia, contaiai,.g |.
III collection Of the interesting facts, traditions, biographical
sketches anecdotes relating It's history and anques
geher with geographical aud statistical descriptions which
appended Historical and Descriptive Sketch Of the District o.
unbia, illustrated with 100 engraving BY Henry Howe
volume History Virginia, from discovery by
Europeans the time, by Robert Howison yohmss For
sale by fRANCK TAYLOR.
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The New York herald., 1849-05-30
Brooklyn city Intelligence.

SUDDEN DEATH.--A merchant of New York. named
Lawrence H who resided in this city, died very sud-
denly on Monday evening last. He had been, up to
within about three hours prior to his decease in most
excellent health ard doubt, the thought of being
carried of thus suddenly had not entered his mind
report is current in the city that he was victim to
the cholera but nothing certain is known in reati
to it,
gentleman named Henry Patchem, residing in
South Brooklyn is lying at the point Of DEATH from
severe attack Of the cholera morbus.
REwARp.-The Board of Aldermen on Monday eve
ming last passed resolution Offering reward Of $3.50
for the arrest of John Kennedy, the murderer Of VIM
Parker, in Atlantic street
ARREST You've GPIeKPocKEr.-Ofncer Whitehill
yesterday arrested young man, named Edward John
son, the complaint Of John Herman who charges
the prisoner with having abstracted wallet, contain
ing about S15 from his pocket The accused was held
to answer the charge.
BRooKLrS CRY CoURr.-This. Court, the Hen. John
Greenwood presiding will commence its regular sss-
sion on Monday next. 1t is understood that about
eighty criminal have been sent to this Court by
the Court Of Oyer and Terminer This will create
plenty Of business for the lawyers who will doubtless
rejoice that opportunity afforded for the speedy
despatch of the business which has been 30 long
muating on their hands
The STABBrye CAsE.-The examination of The parties
concerned in the recent rtabbng case on Hamilton
took Placeyesterday afternoon and resulted in
the magistrate holding them to trial at the Court Of
Oyer and Termncr.
The New York herald., 1849-05-30
Shipping Intelligence.

NHw ORLEANS, May q. 1919.
Arrived-Ships Caledonia, Brander, NYork; Michael An
gelo, Boston.
Scholarship Louisiana, barks Odd Fellow. and Thomp-
son, NYort.
CHARLKsroN, May %, lS49.
Arrivedships Camden Scotland Elisha Dennison CAtha-
rine. and briss George and Heda (Sw) NYork schr
Baker and steamer Columbus, Philadelphia
Saed-Bark Avoa, Boston; brgs Clarion. Austin, md
Thorne, Bath.
BosroN, May 49, 1S4s.
Arrived-Ship Robert Pusford, Caldwell Sydney, NSW
Dec % and Auckland NJ, Feb l. spoke April 49, lat 5 10
Ion II W. ship Ed Cary Of Nantucket Is days from Call
leo for NYork April lat Is g. lon 81 As W, bark Smyrna
Is days from Callao for NBedford April a. ship Rebecca
Sims Taber last from Bay of Islands for NB l6O bbs SPIN
o-pnrted company with the above April g. lat g. Ion %
w; May 49, lat E Ion GO W. bark Palestine q days from
Buenos Ayres for Boston Barks Henry Kelsey Marses
March %; Mas, Rotterdam April 81 Defender Newcastle
April l HarryiKng Cork, April ls, with IA passengers
Sshr Angenoria, Norfolk.
Ceared-Brgs Franklin st Thomas Sarah Williams, en
fuegos; Merchant Cardsnas Gen Marshall Charleston; Gen
SCOTT, Baltimore; Palm, Philadelphia.
SALEM, Nay 2S. 1919.
Clearcd-Brg Zaine, Rio de Janeiro.
NEW BEDFORD May 2S lSlo.
Cieared--Barks Hecla Atlantic Ocean; Franklin, Cowes
Rotohschi1d, Rotterdam.
Al Watchmans Cape, Patagonia, March ship Russel for
NYork in q few days.
The New York herald., 1849-05-30

A NEW "SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY ,-Our amiable
neighbor, and genuine friend of humanity. Massa
Greeley, OF the Tribune, has been edifyinp his
readers by elaborate narrative Of his adventures
on the road to Cincinnati, whittier he had iouroev-
ed, in order to attend some great gathering of the
philosophers and philanthropists of the Mssissipp
valley, who might be much more proftably en-
poyed In trying to stop the crevasse that has been
producing SO much desolation. The philosopher
encountered all sorts of terrible dsasers-such as
getting wet to the skin, and going to bed without
any supper-all OF which romantic incidents he de-
tails with prolxity and navete quite characterize
TIC, and infinitely amusing. Massa Greeley was
awfully shocked, he takes care to tell us, by the
naughty expressions with which sundry stage
drivers on the route, inerlarded their agreeable
conversation; and the use of tobacco and whiskey.
by many OF his fellow travellers, inflicted nnume-
rabie wounds upon his pure and suffering spirit.
But, apparently, the chief aim of the philosonber in
penning this new sentimental iournev.n 10 n
convince the most sceptical tina, he is nerfect
miracle Of punctuality and patience. Notwi,b.
standing all sorts of nishaps he came in true 70
time, at the end Of the heat; but the cholera had
dispersed his fellow philanthropsts, and Horace
was about to start home again There is fdee,v
restlessness and an excessive modesty about these
fourierte philosophers, quite odd IN their way.
The New York herald., 1849-05-30
The Cholera In BROOKLYN.

OFFICE OF BOARD HRALTH,(
BROOKLYN, IL O'Clock, M, May 20.
Present, his Honor the Mayor, Aldermen Redding and
Boerum.
There has been reported to this office one case of
cholera, which terminated fatally last evening
CHAS. s. J. GOODRICH,
Physician Of the Board.
p. P.S.-Physicians will take notice that the Common
Council At their last meeting passed resolution re-
quripg daily reports in writing to this Office at o.
clock A M of all Of sickness or death from ep
demic, contagious or pestental disease together with
the name and place Of residence Of every such pa
tient EDWARD COPELAND, Mayor
and President Board Of Health
The New York herald., 1849-05-30
Arrest for Forgery-Gold Dust-The Wea.
ther, &c.

BALTIMoRE, May 29-P. NJ
William woodward, Clerk of the Select City Coun-
ci and reporter of the Beacon Norfolk, va has
been arrested for forging the of William Ward
his note for $500. The forgery was fortunately dis
covered before the note was paid
Six thousand dollars worth of gold dust, brought
from California by the U. s. Independence, was
forwarded to Philadelphia to-day, by Messrs Adams &
Co.
The weather, to-day, has been exceedingly unplca-
SAINT, and mercantile operations were very limited
The New York herald., 1849-05-30

Arrivals, yesterday, at the AsroR.-Dr. Randolph
st Louis; w Curtis Skinner, Mexico; Nat Childs, st
Louis; Judge Marvin, Key West; MIR. Benton, Wash
ington; Sam Southland, Rio de Jsnciro; DR.. Bowling
Royal Mail Steamer, Canada.
IEvso Housr.--W II Benton, ST. Louis; w B
Cozens, West Point Captains Sherman and Lathrop
Lake Chsmpnin; Mesers Moring Winchfeld and
Melchers Mazatlap; Germin Stallion Tors, Ramery
Mexico; Colonel Craig w. S. A; Major Porter, do.
Capt NoClenan. do Hon. John Collier Albany; Hon.
Lewiston King Ohio; Thos. Dyer, Chicago
The New York herald., 1849-05-30

New ORLEANS, May Is.
The cotton market continues active, and prices
eighth better The sales Of the day 1000 baes
fair Is quoted s%o Freghts to Liverpool Cotton, ono
farthing.
CaARLEsror, May 28-P. M.
The sales Of cotton, since the receipt Of the CAedo
MAS advicss are 800 bales at quotations refused pre-
vio~s to her arrival.
PIrrssuno, May 2o-P. NJ.
The markets are unchanged. Bacon has advanced
10. per lb.
BALTIMORE, May 29-P. NJ.
Business has been very dull to-day, but market quo
tations are unchanged.
BUFFALO, May 29-8 p. M.
Receipts within the past "a 37Oo bbls,
wheat, 900 bushels For -four there Is fair demand,
with sales of 1000 ebbs ut - 06k which Is slight
decline. For wheat there IL fair inquiry and we
tice sales of 8OO bushels western ut rs cts
The corn trade Is dull with downward tendency in
prices; the nominal quotations are As q 40 cents.--
Freghts are firm, with an upward tendency Flour to
Albany quote at 80 cents wheat IA CENTS and
Q cents
ALBANY, May 29-8PM
Receipts by canal within the last "a hours Flour,
100 bills. corn, $500 bushels The market fer aour
Is without change, and o moderate demand prevails.
The sales of 5000 bushels at 81 61H oents
for round yellew which is advance. In oats, the
sales are 8, 900 bushels q, 34x OTIS.
BosroN, May 20, 1840
The cote on market is firm and quiet. Flour, west
ern Boston inspection - S7K; Southern, $5; Gene
see, S6 Is to IS 3O extra SEX; corn, 5eK for white;
81 for yellow Yesterday afternoon 1000 bushels OF
superior yellow sold at csc. Sugar-25O boxes white
for export sold at OK cents Auction sales of tho
60 of tho brig George Williams from Palermo Oranges
1920 boxes 81 AK $s 10; 200 half do. 81 O5 sixty
days. Lemons-one thousand bsxes-24o sold at 81 %
. 81 s21, 90 days. Walnuts-70 bags at So SIS, four
months
The New York herald., 1849-05-30

Tho Sanitary Committee meet at 12 O'Clock M
Several reported to have after their
meeting had adjourned yesterday One of the cases
reported to them at their last meeting that of
young woman, named Bridget Coffee, who was taken
suddenly i'll at intelligence sce in Nassau street.
1t must be highly imprudent, the part of the keep
ers Of these Offices, to allow large mblagcs in
the Easements, which they . general thing. use
Forty or fifty women and men every day closely
packed together In these subterranean rooms where
ventilation at best is bad enough and where the reek-
ing fumes Of foul clothing must render the air poison
Gus Mt any time, but particularly noxious while any
poisonous efiuvum Is current. Several deaths have
occurred at Brooklyn within the last few days. which
to indicate that that city is not free the
scourge Two deaths directly set down to the ac-
count Of cholera-one respectable merchant doing
ously intemperate habits.
QUAKER WEEx.-A singular fatality seems to attend
the annual visit of the members Of the Society of
Friends to our city. The appearance Of numerous
respectable strangers under broad brimmed hats and
rain storm. This year is exception to the years
which have gone before 1t is nothing but rain rain
rain and drzzle drizzle drizze, and there will pro-
baby be no permanent change until Quaker meeting
week Is over.
UNKNOWN MAN DRowNEp.--The Coroner held an in
quest yesterday at the Aims House yard on the body
Of an unknown man aged about 40 years. found floating
In the river foot Of Chambers street He dressed
in black black pants black silk vest striped
shirt and white muslin shirt over black silk cravat
and a coarse boot foot. He appeared to have
been in the water some ten twelve days Verdict,
death by drowning.
The New York herald., 1849-05-30
Professor Barry's Tricopherous, or Medi-

Professor Barry's TrioOpherOus, Mecl.
Gated by the first professional talent In
the United States its efficacy atteted by thousands Of we'll
know oitizens sold at price which places within the
reach Of family recommended by journals Of the high
In the country equally applicable two speoias
and widely different purposes and everywhere In demand
most estibe evidence the BEST cheapest the most
popular for restoring and beautng the hair
scurf and dandruf and curing all Of the
the public either the old world the 1t stands
alone"it has brother, and is like brother A
ume authentic testimony and proof its value
ble every adds legion Of
its behalf The philosophy of its operation
Is simple Its fret action is upon the skin. 1t gently st
every torpid nature Vigorous
exfoliaton Of the external membranes If the nhammasn
be caused by cut sprain brus the effect 10 the
Tho ab.orbents nugoated the extravasated bocd IL
rheumatism dwellings Of the glands and all affections Of the
neguments, it specifically through the pores and the
absorbents the seat Of the disease Its wonderful efeos
all produced through its primary influence skin
of the head The nvgorang fluid enables the scalp
form its functions properly The sourf and dandruf which
sluggish circulation has allowed accumulate thrown
off, the vegetative principle finds It's to the vesoes In
which the hair is rooted and they supplied wsre
with eiirir rie which Strengthens mostens closes
comes healthy and elastic fiament fhe same ferzsg
principle which the existing hair grow smuateS
the latent roots and thus the bres which have fallen
specific diseases the skin and mstchisss
beauer Of the harris sold fifty hundred per
cent cheaper than other preparation for the hair
Sed in large bottles price cents st the principal ofoe
Boston, Child Co., Ledger Buildings, Phadelphia; O.
G. Hsnee. Druggist. Baltimore; Haviland Harref Co..
Charleston. s. @; Wright Co.. 5l ChaItres street New
by al principal druggists merchants the
United States and Canada. ff.
The New York herald., 1849-05-30

The ChOlcra-Burnt Dlstrict-BusIness, sc.
ST. LOUIS, May 20, 1Si0
The deaths by cholera for the week ending yesterday
were lis; from other 60
Great activity prevails in the burnt district, and
great improvement has already taken place.
Numbers of steamboats, are crowding the levce, and
considerable business is doing in produce.
The weather is very pleasant
The New York herald., 1849-05-30
The Flood at New Orleans-The Water Still
Rising.

CHARLESTON, May 2S-P. NJ
We have dates from New Orleans to tho 23d instant
No progress had been made towards stopping the
great crevasse, although the efforts being vigor
ously continued. The water still the rise and
the flood had extended to within four squares of the
river on Carondelet street. st. Charles street
seriously menaced. Tho water in Bayou street and
Julia street but three inches lower than the great
inundation of 1881.
Great fears apprehended Of the lcvee breaking
along the New Canal.
There is mention made of the cholera.
The New York herald., 1849-05-30
MAILS FOR EUROPE.
THE WE EEKLY RAID.

The steamship Canada, will leave this pert at noon
to-day. Her letter bags will close in this city at 10
o'clock this morning.
Tho Weekly Herald, printed in French and English
for circulation in Europe will be published at o'clock
this morning. Its contents will embrace all the i'm
portant news Of the week, including the late ntelli
eence from California
Single copies, in wrappers, sixpence.
The New York herald., 1849-05-30

PIrTssURGH, May 2o-P. M.
The heavy rains have checked business. The river
Is rising
The General Assembly Of the Presbyterian church
)old school) adjourned this afternoon
Nothing important has transpired
The New York herald., 1849-05-30
Destructive Fire at Troy.

TROY, May 29-12 NJ
FIRE broke out this morning, at Marshall's bleach
works, Ida H Troy which destroyed nearly the whole
works, besides a considerable amount of property.
among which all the sheotngs and other goods of
the steamer Empire, whichwere taken from tho wreck
Loss not yet insured in the Troy
Mutual COMPANY.
The New York herald., 1849-05-30
The Steamboat Empire-The Inquest at
Fishkill, &c.

NEwBURc, May 29-S P. M.
At the session of the Coroners jury at Fishki to-
day, MIR. Dcming, pilot of the steamboat Rip Van
Winke, Capt. Waldron and Capt. Robnson's brother,
were examined Mr. Burden, who will probably be tho
last witness, has not yet arrived.
The body of Mr.. Lafayette Smiths child was found
this afternoon at Cornwall four miles down the river
The body Of a man (unknown) has just been found
at the shp-yard hero.
The New York herald., 1849-05-30

PuiLADELrHiA, May 20, 1S4o.
private letter dated Mount Zion Georgia, 23d inst,
Gays The repanting Of the cotton crop too late
by four weeks and under any favorable circumstances
that may occur during the remainder Of tho growing
season, the yield will not exceed two thirds Of crop.
The New York herald., 1849-05-30

the price OF boots prodsced Sales moderate
pens.s and quick returns Illustrated at J0NEss Ann
street. where b.ots shoes gaters in the
trade arc sold by hundreds Of pairs daily forty per
und der tho standard prccs -