davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-12
MARKETS ELSEWHERE.


PiniApELPHA, Nov. lL-Fnst Bodrd-SftO Penn. g.
Ut 6o0 Harrisburg S. IS; 900 Texas Notes sra 6S3
de- b5 So 200 Camden Ambsy g. 10 "a hOJo hsadi ny
S. 90 ri rs shares Girara Rank l2 100 schpyihil,
Bank l& 100 do 1sl; 80 do, 10 Penn Bank, I'm;
Penn; Bank. 7'l do il71 80 Amer Coal u % 40;
1875; 100 Reading Railroad 35G; 100 do s; 100 do 5Vs;
100 do rs. as7s % Penn Railroad, 49, oo 49, Aicr
SGles~cG ,haies Norris Canal 200 DO 225 $50 Read
Railroad 3s7s ,seO do. "a; $50 do. Sls; 100 do S4.
S,cosd Toard@sloo ReHding e. 70 $40 100 Gina g..
SSE; 20 sis Girard Bank 1856 src l2; Phil Blk ia4
Aier Sdies-x2soC0 Reading 20 7s ~ shares LOFTS
Canal ~ 1875 200 do, 2E5 100 do, 20; @V nea'ins
Railroad. Sfl4. - 49, 80
BALTIMoLE Nov. $500 Unitsd States 6s 67. III 100
Baltimore IS 30 l05 ~ shares Marine Bank 2s,; gu b.
sua o. kR 7S1s 10 do 73ss de- 75a; York and Gum
trland Railroad, 2s.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
RIO JsNEIRo. Sept IS Flour dull at III ISL, for
Richmond 14H500 Is 500, TOR Baltimore. Coffee
firtts $500 81 400. about 7lsc o.. freights to
the United States. 20 "A zoe per bsg. Douboons-Pa-
triot. aOl COO sol 500. Exchange on England 2sz
2Shd per milrea
BAHIA, Sept 23.-Flour--emall sales at Is. for Balti
more, and IL $40 fer Richmond Goldfish "A cargo sold
az 1 te spectators and retai.s at ISL IL. 500 Ex
change on England rs a 2Shd per milrea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-12
SHIPPINo.


Eok LivERpoeL-UNIr1p STATES NAIL sPRAu.
ship BALTIC Capt. Joseph J. Couxtoek--rhis s,s.--
win derari With the mails for Europe. postvsfv =.
saturday Bowen Der 10Th. ~ ocloe her Lsr,b :.
the foot Of Canal No berth psid -
an and racers must through tina Ones
freight rafssge-having uneguallea
Tor elegance or corifur.-arriy 70
The PACIFIC will succeed the BALTIC. ana AN
December 7th.
4 TNiTkD STATES NAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW
" York and Lvssrooi.-The ships competing this hns
the foliowing:-
ATLANTIC, Captain West. BALTIC. CAPTAIN Comstook.
PACIFIC, Captain kye. ApHIATIC, Capt. Grafton.
ARCTIC, Cap AIN Luce.
these ships HAVING hA' hxf, n, .x,r...,v a.
-ruso, every has been taken in their
raeton also in thr engines, to strength and
speed ana their atons tor
quAled for elegance comfort.
Price Of from New York 20 Liverpool Sl exclu
New York G3.
After the tire, Of April NEXT freight by the
above steamers from Lserpec will be materially reduced
An experienced surgeon will be attached each ship.
No berths secured til paid for.
The Of thess shirs
oliver bnion specie jewery precious ssopes msta
thereof therein expressed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-12


ss,mtr.-GsCrgis, Porter Chasres Robersi Vulcan.
Hand. rhiiaotiflia -. -. ,. .
nustin MODS Galyes,on, Btoger Co Silss Hsnes,
rtry, New Orleans nelson's southport heCormiek Sa.
VAN al, etuuss, Chairman 90. -
p,,,s,. to,h Navy nay TansaS K.ircad Co;
Queen E.thsT Pendlston. Ponce Nespith sons viii
IL N Aen (Rr) crow ~ John NIB Viewers; Alabama.
W,ttfsiL sobfe siurfes Clearmsn Cos fransu Lori,
ciaedpa CO. J Cseer; Ellen tBrl Fcfsn Savannah.
tkursy Clinton, Andrews Charlesion Niagara, Harding.
Sstf'.Crlir tBrl Ievis, Yarnouth, Ns Brova; v =
W. liz p,inr Charioser, Margaret. wokam Petershurg
Juit ttc, Nctam. do Tnff rVrten Hoftou brs Jar
si,,t -N,mrVd, Coniey, T.ll River.
Arrtve ca.
shr S Robert Peel tpktl chsawieh London and Por,s
ruth 18th, with mdse and rssstngers, 20 Grinne,
krtutu Co The has bad hsht vines ard celms ths
TrsurTsto Of tr passage Took plot sunday Bsrns-
a. ceHiirg ", ~ miles distant
Hg Ssntsga Bufres Tsrrarona and 30 days frcn Iva
e. ts,oiiyD WITH uneee, 20 rtanciss Co.
Brp Eptls Br. nes Ross Pietou' II days with coal 20
Is justra tBrb IIeuf :surs New Bavs, in ballast W
~. is,rstsn Saith. AiAsav for YsvsuJport
Sthr srtysrst Murray Albaayfof Bsston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-12

On the 10th instant at st. Marys Church, by Rev.
Mr Starr, Mr. WILLIAM CAMrBsLL, to MARGARET,
daughter Of Mr.. ohm smyth, late OF Fsrmoy Ireland
Newark papers will please copy
On the 9TH instant, at st. Georges Church, by Rev
s. VI Tying, Mr. HENRY THOMAS, merchant, Of Montreal,
Canada TO ESTHER s., eldest daughter OF Mr.. John
Thornton, OF this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-12
Teiegraphic Marine Reports,

Bosror, Nov IL.
ton, NC.
LLIswoRrH. Nov3
Arrived-Bark Peri, NYork.
FALL RIVER. Nov7.
Arriyed-sloops Ann Holmes and Jane, Albany.
NAcHAs. Eoy6
Arrived-Scfr John NYork.
sailed-Brig Susan A, -.
Arrived-Bsrk Geo Thomas NYork; brig Annandale, do
echr Venice, DO.
NEw ORLEARs, NovI.
Arrived Bark Nimrod NYork.
EEwBUarronr, Nov o.
Arrived-sehr yulture. Philadelphis.
t Sailed l0th-sohr Fulton, Alexandria.
RxpyonD, Nov 10.
Arrived-schr Oscar Jones, Albany.
Sailed 9hship Marcus Arctic Ocean; schr Sarah NYork
Providence. Nov
Arrived-sohr Johnson. Philadelphia; 10TH VIM
Bowen, NYork
Sailed 9th-Sehrs Fzarro, Philadelphia; Brown, and d
Willets. ALBANY; 10th. brig wilder, Matsnsas; schrs
Rough and Ready Washington NC Queen BALTIMORE Ions
dale, Philadelphia sloop Roger Williams, NYork
PORTLAND Nov Q.
ArIived-sohr Lucy Ann. NYork.
Sailed-Sohr Black Squall NYork.
SALEM. Nov 10.
Arrived-sohr Pavilion, NYork.
WARREN. Novs.
sailed-Brig smith6eld. Havana.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-12

Nrw Man ARKANoENESr We have beea
shown letter from he Postmaster General to the
Postmaster Of this city, In reply to which bad
I, en- written 10 him. Tn the subject Of a second
4, iIy mail 10 the West The arrangement is one
81 pyept importance aud IL will no, be the fault Uf
Al uepqrtInent n IL s not carried OUT. IL is in.
4, pded 10 run hroush from Boston, leaving that
SitY in the evening, New York the folio wing mora
I, o. and this civ VI an early hour on the night of
ii . snue DAY for Cumberland. Thus viii mail
matter and psssrnpefs despatched from New York
In the morning reach Wheeling, Virginia, ~
wy early hour on the second morning there alter
The malls from Washington and the South, tor
a West, which now lay over twelve hours, would
ESQ 90 directly forward The, OF Itself, during
tie session Of CCngre is OF sufficient consequence
a. justify the sddiuonal expense.-BdH A8ipicaH
PRomcr OF A LrNR oT PRorErLgRs BgrwEEN
SAvANNAH AND NEw loRK.-We learn that pro-
iect 10 on foot in Savannah 10 organize a company
20 build propeller uf some 100 tons. with s1ii
cient capacity for from 800 10 coo bales freight,
and cabin accommod iiion for 100 passengers, and
a good proportion of steeteqe The cost Of this yes
eel will be about 10000, which will be taken 10
shares of SIO0 The character and sttndipg of the
gentlemen nj the head 81 the project ire sufficient
guarantee for the work being carried out efficiently
II suficent encoufa cement "a extended by the people
pfSavannsb, which, under prestn circumstances,
we have no doubt will be Messrs Dsmill N Co
of New YORK: Rowland 81 Weshburn, ~ Savandah;
and Capt. Robert T. Brown, late Of the bark Isaac
Mead, arc the proJtCtors.--Sdrannoh GeUgtaH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-12
MEDICAL.

LIVERY MOTHERS BOOK, or MORAL PHYSIOLOGY.
II Were THU boeh oarefolly read ny msrred
and lie advice followed the fears % poverty and the
prospects 81 largo family Of children would 90 obvate
South Third
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-12

EDWARDK COLLINS, So Wall street, N. T., or 10
BLOWN; sHIPLxY CO, Liverpool
T. ROBERTS b Co, 10 Kipgs Arms yard, London,
L. DRAPkR. Jr.. Boulevard. hoptmartre. Paris.
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CoMPANY-PoR BRE-
" via The United States Mail steamsnp
WASHINGTON, G. W. Floyd, commander will sail for
Bremen. via southampton. Wednesday, 10Th November
from pier no North river at o'clock p. NJ Price 81
passage in the FIRST cabin. SEQ price OF passage in the
second cabin 500 An experienced surgeon attached to
the ship All letters through tie Post ofhce.
Gle delivered in Havre At reduced rates. For freight
passage apply TO wOLLER SAND Agents 90 Broadway.
EoR AvANNAB-sATUkDAY, NOVEMBER l6. ATx
o'clock from pier ~ T., the and erior steam
ship FLORIDA, tof l4OO ton,l Capt. Thomas Lyon. 70
IeIgnt or passsge Apply 10 sAhI E airCdiLL is From
N desirable route.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-12
MARITIME ISTELIIeE NoE.


Fort OF New York, November ~, 1850.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-12

noCTOR COnvEsS' INyIgOKariNG CUSDIAL 10
- the only remedy Tor seminal weakness. sexinx and
ruhou' apaeitstr The mn Tor society," basines-
trimany. AL thos tsd disorders % boo caused
ty secret and Improper habits s youth easty eurtd
b. THU potent remedy Convers ofhce So Third avenue
Tenth aud Seventh streets where he IL corsntsd
Cordial bottle; battles for IS important remarks to
the FRIED ard single accompany each bottle ~. B.
So f1ly iorMa rded % ~ The country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-12


PASSirIc NAIL sTIAHsnIP coxPANY.-rHE PUB
Company stea Inspected and approved BY the Navy
sss
K
fifteenth Of the month win touch Acapulco bus
never .ss%sp viii ply regularly. alto.
her ARRIVAL in The paciss san and port:
and from PAnam and returning without dsl,y
yf.na.ss REGULAR Van isps IN u
.f the sn 81 ano 'an"sn' passengers
a DO By tn.
= 'ss SAnIsss.x sss rnr.AD1srHIA
lsavns sgeh rods vi Little dessntion =
through ssw and
through Tiei cts for any be .ppn
'.ass co assnss at that Slass
New York. Oct. 81. 1870
81 sue NJ eY
meeting with the s. mail Psnam., the lst o.
sS cTY ss s's conn
s ssy dsss ps & s m
RrpvcEp FARs TO CHAsREa
Ssoon. stnte Room. S!S
Lover Oaoin 80 ''...'.. 81
''''i'' PANAMA 70 SAN aaScsao. go % 80
als. Oson... ....'...
J. HOWARD SON, "a BrcsSs.y.
LSOR SACRAMENTO CITY.-FIRST VESSEL. TO SAIL
positively the 18th November, demnrrsgc paid
Freight the OF bbs will be taken upon
perior fast sailing bark b. Immediate application 20
II. h ID. FOWLER ~ West strces.
ITO CArITOREIANs -IGPOkTANT REDUCTION IN
the price Of passage from Panama TO San Francsco
The and splendid double steamhip CONSTITUTION
d: Bss,l u n conn ander. viii leave Para ns for
San the 18th December re1 in
hence by the Of the 9th 18th inst The
CoBst ion built the superiptenoence
the srene and the Union. whose admirable accemm da
uons and fine railing qualities well Known; She hted
vita soros Of order And neither paius
Hberslty will be spared TO give pasenters every satse
Price Of Panama tn San Tr First
cabin, S225 abn 500; steerase o. Apply
WARE n PRICE, 90 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-12

nR MORRISON CONTINUES TO CURE cEKrAIs DIS
- ensss IN their ", rot forms, without aud
pels recent Affections In days
enables him o. debility. emissions 6c
sequept ief abuse No fee till cured. his ondsu
dipoma IL bis efies, cay fuli.n street.
Dh JOHNSON, No. 10 suAhk srkskI, SO wsls
~ known In tie Treatment Of deuas diseases. The Zoe.
teton for sk In these hscurea that pss
existed for year, 10 preenpsn Co-stu .o,.i vcsknesI
brought By score. hss ssessrsv eur~d s~re--
cured In four davn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-12

A PERFECT ssFL.uhkD AGAINST oUACKERr 10
"A found In Dr. kkphs Practical Private rrestise :
Tue haus .ympt.ms ane preress together WITH reeirss
adapted TO the VI every Ninth e1tioa $40
plates Price 81 SOLD At ~ Greenwich mailed
fr.e be post
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-12

nR GLoyEK lNroRMs MS FRIENDS THAT m
Dattnds 20 his once practice usual Strangers
priced thst DR. has received REGULAR e-cs sin stiea
ard has been engaged in practice for tue Last years.
and not reckoned nmong medical erders Hts ofos
bst Ann street Privste entfsncs thr~ush the en'r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-12

CIseRFs tert,am hip Georeia-srs Newton two chill
rsh ,ne ,stvan'i ,ewsrt sss paryef esht rrsdk A
children ssrv,n,i Johnson aud family Fss'
sy ,,Sis, SS s,, ,, W o'Sss, ". Ge@ss' Ms
REV ttd SAINT rsyior cni Green Deputy Collie
sSs. ,S ssS f,. 40 .sy: y s I'D "a M
gesnr,ragd lsey. snd two thiidrcn mrs Fe,tes Mts m
psS W d sTs,5 NJ rTst; s ssT, s wats
,s5 ~, LGslSr pgs', ssrsii Is.sseh Re-.
"a o,ssh asse H. NJ scsarias and lazy, srsssr
nEun,r Allen. NJ Will, n. y yose Rclss. W Deden.
s s s rs sss sys' s o. fSyss. .Ss
by r,,,s wsysr wss saSD Tn,s'ie
Bossh ruinsr ssslpE, W sesscn spa ir,na W rsr-
rcy.n,. rs,rey. r,f siil Reed smith mt o.
pTWs'ims std lsaiss O f.yaTs,s 81 cossrn Parker
lues A.ensrisl Ley, We R9,er,soa, = Ls.,ss . o
.S o h,f' i.Ss p ass K s,iS
VS. hheersoh g 9.sdst,r eys9. wsasso ser La.e-
uily va Msin Issisr. 4 Tragbriass, : Tat,ls. .
Kshn. JIM ,.ii,sP 7 nursssa : rishsr , Aessad,r.
wv. E,islr, " Sspensa. cSlr.s sna ssS. ms
S.,Si.r, Io.tsy,Pv D.risas, porlani " shsrl,. "
sisyIser $50 iaay-ss IN tss ssssrsss. TosLs
ss,cii rs sSils,,a ssa ss.s'sn, u ! jg.sss: ".
vIsss, ,.a sssss,sw s,, Barber ", y nel,ee go
'yA. Ne s,srrsc. as.as'sr lssy nss Ne,
hfs v sne siss Dusoss MS Bsin. Est a nai- 4
s s :r f ss s.r,s ~ ph s.s ~ T''
's'sN seyss ay ,hs 80 sSr,s; sr. si.snss, ~,
p bsese, ro,shs,sw nS rs-,t.t Az allla,i. Z
I lss. ~ n, SSS rS sr ~ ys2
ktus; Msvlove. Fuller. Mr. rioush Rtsqus stevea
ssHsi B:S. sss'sp sa sI sS. ss
sisshtk suIhSis, G uirsiey. Bsc,u. e Is sis .
Q 4 nsrd'eA. Cert oasssk, sos,rt roess-iJ ia tss
stetssst,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-12

NEw kkhkDIks AND QUICK CuREs-DR. DE La
~ fkhs celebrated remedies tparely ve.stsheb tor
deieaie eseat, also for debility, be had usuA
hs oncs o. Lsrensa street nesi brossway acseat csses
,n,..av rsmossa IN oee OF we esys Ihoss WI, nav
great quaokdooou viii be ,urpr,sed az thu tapidty Of
Their eur BY placing themselves under careful tcisps
and ,sssl,isspt rs.,m:nt his pr,ss pssssl .e,,i.e
oorhps he.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-12
weekly Repnrt of Deaths

In the Iity and County ot Y0fk, from tHa - dy
Mover Der 10 the gth day a. November i.ao.
Men. 70! Women. as. Boys. Is. Girls IL. Total 90
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-03-30
IcohREsPoSDEscE OF THE REPUBLIC. ]

BALTIMORE, March 29-5 p. m.
During the recent session Of the Maryland Legis-
lature, bill was passed authorizing the Baltimore
and susquehanna Railroad Company TO borrow
$4,000 for the purpose Of repairing and putting
the road in good order. This bill will be unavai-
ing unless sanctioned by the city authorities. II is
now quite an interesting subject Of discussion in
the Council. ] hope there will be barriers
thrown in the way of its passage.
Our market generally remains without much
change. Small sales Of Howard street and City
Mills -four at 81 62l.
Grain is scarce. Sales Of red wheat 100 l04
cents; white do, ITO ia cents. Corn is dull.
White IS, and yellow so cents. Oats 80 cents.
Rye 81 cents.
Provisions are steady. Groceries dull Whisky
22I cents in barrels, and dull.
But little doing in wool, and the market dull.
Tobacco Is still quiet. There IL a good inquiry
for common sorts, and Maryland, Of these grades,
is selling at SO 10 50. The better descriptions
arc held above the views Of buyers. The inspec-
tons Of the week $50 hogsbeads, including $50
Of Maryland.
There were sales at the stock board day.
The advance in New York has caused holders here
TO put up their prices above the views Of buyers.
The money market is easy.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-03-30
GREAT AMERICAN ENGINEERING
ND MECHANICAL WORK, Just published in

"A medium folio, rs cents.
Part iii. Of specimens Of the Stone, Iron, and
Timber Bridges, &C., &c, OF the United States
Railroads." by George Duggan, Architect and
Civil Engineer.
The present part contains beautifully executed
plans, elevations, sections and isometrcal views of
the elegant timber arch 275 feet span, at Cascade
Greek, Pennsylvania, ON the line of the New York
and Erie railroad, and of plank bridge 100 feet
span across the Mohawk river near Rome, on the
line of the U. and s. railroad, with the specifca-
tions, estimates, bills OF timber, iron, &C.
N. B.-This work is publishing by subscription
of the most eminent in the engineering profession
of the United States, and will be completed in
twelve parts, at rs cents each, to those who remit
their names and subscriptions before the LIST May
next after which the price will be raised TO ST
per part.
To those making present remittance of IS, and
the remainder ~ when they have avg, been supplied
regularly published. Parties renting So shall
| receive it monthly PosT-FREE in any part of the
United States.
at is a work that was great desideratum, and
must prove of great benefit to the engineering pro-
fession generally, and especially to the tyro in
practical engineering and mechanical knowledge;
in TRUTH it strikes US, that 1t would require years OF
labor and patient toll on the part Of young engi
neer to prepare the drawings, and collect the in
formation that will be embodied in this work, and
can now be secured for the trifiing sum Of So"
GScientifc american, March Is, 1850.
sin connexion with this subject Uron Railroad
Sructures) take occasion to call attention again
to Mr.. Duggan's valuable and expensive publica-
ton, exhibiting drawings, with full descriptions Of
the various stone, iron, and wood bridges viaducts,
tunnels, cuverts, &C., of all the Railroads in the
United States. MIR. Duggan is accomplished
Architect and Civil Engineer, who came from Ire
land to this country to exercise his profession; but
finding Railroad construction here in many respects
different from that to which he had been accus-
toned in Europe, he applied himself to the study
of system; and the fruits of his researches and
investig cations, embodied in this work, well cal
cuated meet the exigencies of engineers, and
sist draughtsmen, bridge builders, mechanics and
only, in IL parts, at rs cents each"-N. Y Jour
nal of Commerce, FEB. Ia, 1850.
Published by GEORGE DUGGAN,
l72 East Broadway, New York,
To whom all communications should be addressed
and subscriptions forwarded.
March 2S-4td
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-03-30

CRIMINAL CouRT-FprDAy. March 29.-W'fuiau
s. Mullen, who was convicted yesterday Of an at
tempt 10 msim was sentenced to-day TO ak months
imprisonment in the county jail, and 10 pay Il ne
Of twenty dollars
United States vs.. Dennis Dismond, indicted for
keeping disorderly house. Verdict, not guilty.
Davidge and Scmmes, for the defence
rALAccrDENr.-Yeste morning, William
Page, a mechanic employed on the interior work
Of the Smithsonian Institution, 10 his death In
the following manner: He standing on a loose
plank which lay across two Of the beams Of the
flooring Of the second story, engaged in knocking
away some portion Of the structure. Atevery stroke
Of his hammer the plank moved under his feet
by the forward motion Of his body. One Of the
workmcn warned Page Of his danger, and imme-
diatey afterwards the plank tilted, and he fell to
the ground. His skull was dreadfully frac tured,
and he lived but fifteen minutes.
The deceased was young man, of good charao-
ter, and industrious habits.
The coronet's inquest returned a verdict in ac-
cordance with tho above facts.
JUVENILE THrrvrs.-Two white boys, about
twelve years old, were arrested yesterday after
noon and taken before Police Justice Smith, 70 an
swer the charge Of puroining shoes from the stores
Of Mcssrs. Hoover and Wilson, on Centre market
committed 10 await their trial. This should prove
warning 10 tho youth Of our city TO abstain from
the fret steps In vice. and TO avoid evil company.
which In the present case have caused these boys
to be sent 10 Jail and should they not reform, viii
probably consign them TO the pcnitentisry.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-03-30

laos sTrsMsHr.-A large iron steamship, the
Helena sloman, launched at Hull, England,
recently. She is designed AZ a regular trader be-
tween Glasgow and New York, and IL fitted with
Archmedean screw propcllers. Her model il said
TO be exceedingly fine. Her length Of keel IL two
hundred and two feet; breadth Of beam, twenty
seven feet; and length over all, two hundred and
forty-ve feet. She will carry forty eight thousand
cubic feet Of goods, with twenty days coal. The
saloon will be sixty feet long, and lifted up in the
most splendid style, having at the side family
Of her between decks will be fitted up for second
class passengers. Her depth, when fully laden,
will be ten feet six inches. She is the frst OF d
number Of screw liners intending TO sail between
the above ports.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-03-30

CAUTION TO DRUGGISTS AND THE PUB
~ LIC.-The unparalleled and astonishing efica-
cy of DR.. Wisar's Basam of Wild Cherry in all tho
diseases for which, ia recommended-curing many
cases after the skill of the best physicians were un-
availing-has effected large and increasing de-
mand for it. This fact has caused unprincipled
counterfeiters and initators to palm off spurious
mixtures, of similar name and appearance for the
genuine Balsam.
BE NOT DECEIVED BY IMPosToRS
The public should be careful to get the genuine
got up by those who know nothing of medicines, or
Of the diseases of the human system, are entirely
unsafe and dangerous.
From the Columbus { Ga.) Enquirer, Feb. 8. ls4s.
Wistar's Balsam OF wild Cherry.
We have utter adherence for all kinds ofpuffs
and especially such calculated TO mislead
the pabc as to the curative virtues Of patent medi
cines. There are doubtless many catch penny
nostrums, daily vended and hourly used, which
not only of no value, but absolutely deleterious
to the physical man. There arc other balsams, ex-
tracts, &c, not embraced, peradventure, in the
pharmaceutic arrangements of the apothecary or
regular physician, that are in certain cases Of moro
value than all the prescriptions of Galen put to-
gether. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry il ad-
United by the concurrent testimony Of those who
have proved its virtues 10 be Of the latter class In
colds and consumption, asthma and chronic coughs,
well in other kindred diseases, has been used
with almost universal success In a climate 20
changeable as this, superinducing and aggravating
the family of diseases above alluded to- this medi-
cine has n value not 10 be estimated.
None genuine unless signed i. BUTTS on the
wrapper.
For sale by r. s. PArrERsos, Washington, d C.
JoHS II. PERPoST, Alexandria; and o. NJ LISrHr-
CUM, Georgetown. Mar. 26-TThSdri-w&w
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-03-30
AN EASTER FESTIVAL,

rVNO procure funds to complete the Lecture room
Il Of the Church of the Ascension, (Mr. Gilliss's,
Episcopal,) will be held
AT THE oDEoN,
corner of Pennsylvana avenue and d street, dur
ing the first toeek in april, commencing on Easter
Monday, at O'Clock, p. m. The room will be
open at that hour every evening Of the week
A variety Of useful and ornamental articles, as
we'll as refreshments Of various kinds, will be ex-
hibited for sale.
A good Band will be in attendance.
Admittance 49, cents. ticket for the week,
admitting lady and gentleman, 81.
As the Room is absolutely necessary to accommo-
date the Sabbath School of the church, IL is hoped
that the friends Of Sabbath Schools will extend to
this Festival liberal patronage. " Feed my
lambs" March 27-dtAp6