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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-12-03

TUsT RECEIVED, per Adams e. Co.'s Express,
- new and hadsome supply OF Jenny Lind Cloaks,
embroidered, at
CHAS. IIARTWELL g. CO.'S,
no 70 Opposite Swan Tavern.
DREPARED FARINI; Rice Flour; Rio Tapioca;
Il Pearl Sage. The above articles of diet, fresh
Tor sale by ALEX. DUVAL, Druggist,
no 70 147 Main street.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-12-03

a AS.-The subscribers are prepared 10 receveor-
w ders for fitting up gas pipes in stores hotels pri-
vae houses churches &c, in the very best manner and
on reasonable terms. Apply their foundry corner
9th and Cary street.
au 2l-2awts ~. f, & L, l.. BARNS.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-12-03

UEISSOLUTION.-H Having purchased the interest
- Of Mr.. ID. B. Bndgford in the firm of Walsh e.
Brdgford the business from this date will be conducted
IN my own name. All claims against the late firm will
be settled by me, and all persons indebted to said firm
will make payment to me.
Thankful for past tavors, respectfully solicit con-
nuaton OF the patronage of my friends and the public
and STATIONARY as cheap as they can be bought
in this city.
John II WALSH
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-12-03

EOPFERFIELD-CO Per-
- sonal History and Experience of David Copper
field, the Younger, by Charles Dickens complete-5Oc
This is considered one Of his best works.
Brother Jonathan, for Chrstmas-12c.
These things can be mailed to order.
GEO. M. WEST g. BRO,
no % Exchange Bookstore
The New York herald., 1850-05-20

PHILADELPHIA, May 10, 1850.
The Sunday EyJT,ss Of the Ndc York H,rcld-
Remarkable Despatch Unois Sam Bsat-lforc-
mert of N, Fromea-vics Prssidcnt E'Rlmorc,
g., g..
Talk Of enterprise, talk of expense talk Of Post
master Collsmer's arrangements AMI derangc-
ments, the sunday express Of the Ner York He
rad has literally thrown all previous efforts into
the shade. 80 lar as speed, energy, and certainty
are concerned. Your Philadelphia agent. Mr..
William Zicber. left Jersey City at four o'clock.
this morning. with several huge bundles Of Sunday
HeTdias, IA light buggy wagon, drawn by as fleet
pau Of horses a- ever made tracks on a turnpike.
newark ~os reached IN no time. and before the
sun had larry eilded the toTs Of the modest spires
OF El1Abtthiown, the express came raitling
through the town al a spanking rate. At Railway
resh horses were procured, and with their noses
pointed tO"ards New Brunswick, oil they few.
Long before O'Clock The red sands Of New Bruns-
wick were IN sight, where. merely stopping To
change horpcs again, the undertaking WAS com
menced ofcrossing the blessed broken bank state of
New Jersey. at right anglcs-of making adescent
upon the smooth waters ofthe Delaware. AT Prince
Ton more trcsh horses, end the same again at
TTeutcn. Leaving the latter city, the bridge which
spans the delaware IT thi. point was soon crossed,
and down Numbered the express on the Pennsyl-
varia side. Ziebcr now felt perfectly at home.
lie had len the Jersey sands. aud the hoois OF hts
feet siteds beat menily over the hard. anti
Tepudifiing democratic soil Of the old keystone.
and the good town cf Bristol was reached at
ten o'clock. the whole distance (sixty-slN
niles.) having been accomplished by horses IN sly
hours-ccu 10 eleven miles an hour Al Bristol,
the steamboat Edwin Forrest in readiness, and
with her precious freight board. oil she dashed
with The velocity of shark and the grace oi
swan-iustreting, in her course 10 the city. the
impttuOslty ot tMetamora the s,sadiness Of purpose
Of Srnfiacue. with little of the swagg.r as she
rounded 60 at the wharf of lack Cade At half
past eleven O'Clock this morning. thing un-
prcccdcnicd IN this mcudlu-the Herald was for
sale IN our streets. price sivpsuce niece Too
much credit cannot BE- given 90 Mr Iieb.r Cor his
ruterpfisc 10 the horses employed. for their saga
rity a. well as speed; to The steamboat, for its re-
marksbls prcpeling power; and last, bat not least,
90 the editor subediors. reporters, and attachss o
the Tlr,aid. for making up such an interesting
and important sheet, % 10 render all this fuss.
trouble, snd csrcnsc. not ony necessary, but pro
ftnbl-
.John ~ zenith. Sr wLo shot one Of the rowdy
rang ot Tcrncpiors, while ~ the act 81 attacking
kis rroe,,ste son. AT Manuasille. On Mondsy night
last. wa on saturday, taken before the Cont oi
Quartz Sessions. hy writ u hctras cRPus, nnd
-fer ~ examination. was gdntied 10 bail IN
$500 which be gave.
tverv fierd cf order viii hc rrarhed 10 learn
that ous tiy ire coInPaEes hisc elected deicgalcs
The New York herald., 1850-05-20
CITY TRADE REPORT.

fsrtnbAf. Way Io-6P. Nj.
The cotton market continued firm, while sales were
limited This being the last day Of the week there
fewer brokers ON Change than usual The four market
continued to stifen. and sales Of State and Western
made at an improvement Of CSC ALIKE per bar.
rcl. Canadian -four was In good demand with an up
ward tendency In prices. Southern brands we're also
In speculative demand with increased .ae. and at i'm
proving rates whea, was held at an advance Of from
sto cents per bu'he but transactions Of nonen,
reported. The market we'll supplied with
wec.crn corn, but Il bare Of southern There was
marked change In prices while ssles were pretty
freely made The market for pork was less buoyant
and 10 was easier to purchase at the close the ad.
vsnced views of holders having checked operations
Bcei was frm. and In better demand Cut meats we're
in sterjy demand. There continued TO be a fair in
sury or lard but the prices some lcss buoyant
Coffee in moderate demand aud prices favored
purchasers. There continued 20 be .ctive demand
for sugars End prices closed frm M Ac ADVANCE over
these current In the fore part % the week
The New York herald., 1850-05-20
sn.ppiSG sNrELLIGENCE
Port or New York. May go, 1850.

Arrived.
n aG SG:G'FS % nGo S%p aoS co. % sS Tss g.
lon lon @ S = .sP PP s csuY s York. S Hass ass I s @ a T. lon @
s isLs IT 3asl iTsiaPd from ciopssstei Tor 9asssc
shp James y shepherd, Ainsworth Liverpool, iith April
y sh s Mae I z,ss: 20 81 and S so s1aS'
orleans Tor orpool iih lat n lon IS 90 passed ship
smith ecSmsn native cf scotland fell from aiof over
ioaro aid before could be rendered went down.
slip Wori ria '% %sare Liverpool April 7t with
snp Point Aliens ssrpco April q Viii $s and
Hume % sfo 10 s and Ws
Ths " 7 maze he passase % lon 90 in IS days
SSsP Pss ss@ @ Ja%ss Lee %
80 q 81 y 81 spoke Tf p bark sspSS ppSs Of fi the
from GLASGOW for Boston; sOth ship Italy of Bath steer
SIN ISssnis lDs.eAl rrsass RSsserasn 81 day. xish
s9 . SIP Charles wotson from BSs,op iar Lsnaca 'A
and Pavsa.ii "isa iish inst,
say irrssisn i,iE Nspt9anus' bo""...d W.
aiS sR'D' s',n muse
tar NSTr s. nss RsS n S,y aHd c'a
.ak The Duke tBrl pady LiysrpoO s2 days. with mdse
Dark isia D. csts NarscRssE Havana. Day, with ss-
B.rE fnnn. Lincoln tof fhemaston, Bartlett Mobile ls
-. W. cotton, 70 " Llss.;' :,
srs dSswsy &c, - GsS hsrEsr % New Orleans ID
Brlg Rs@ir iBrj rhiichink Sunderland 30 days nith
Brs NaFsde iPrus) DOES Malaga, 20 days. with fruit
brig N,rl,.hc Williams Ponce, rR Is days with mOlas-
BRIG rI,sssd Hughes. tDr, Hayes. Galway ss days. in
tpIss, an and s s,esrsss TO-
s q sssr Bro.Ss a''
Trs flora tGrj tucker Bcrmuda days. with s,ares.
Ers Jcin tsvJ ximie, Gottenburs s., day, with iron
frs orb taf rorsssS Gis,, N.u,i,,. is day, with
n;iF eSs,:: sisIarss SSrS frsssr Limerick 20 days,
'a s Vs ers sS 4 dr % G Ss.@ ..'.s sss
Granae, y days, with sugar and inoasse Nssmi.h
nde and 'p p..ssnSer. sehmid, Co. - a'' WIN
Drig Walton. Ryder APaaehieOa. IL days with cot
ris nlow (ef Gardner) coburn AraiashieOa. IL days.
seLr Julia Rich, Gof wellneo,) winslow Ten.rae, 30
days with vine TO Aymar Co On fIidsy nisht OF Fire
leland. contact with fishing sehr sta,ssmsn, when
the Of said schr jumped board the H. and
brought into this port Neither vessel received serious
sehr Adler (Rus Aiiuonns Port vsndre, with wine to
sshr Eleanor of New Orleans, johnson. Porto cs,ellO.
ssLr Native American tof Nessnr,por, Leman 81 Jaso
De csts y says yith susar 20 X Buck Co. sa~ brig
seLrLeus iBrj rads. Parrasons. tspanl 81 days. with
sSEr Bssns Visa. lci Fhiasspha, Clark A,,akapa Is
days. with suesr. 20 Peek \ Lyman.
~h A s w & eHTFy re ky ws s.ssh e.r
Rsy.slS isl A,tssaps, rhsd,Ihis laden With 81.
.e y have ,. g d.sns,ss % ' ,ss Il. rIs
seRr spiesdid' culver. Isl,imors '"' " NY "'''
Steamer Kersbee Flowers. Philadoiphs. 10 hosr with
nidse, TO Stanton b spicer
Below.
ship Admiral, from Uavrs.
MP isrs,s 9sssn ,a from ,rs, Eyergeo'. s,,s,
Bsrt rcTsnf. Isls of Cuba, sdsys.
iiriE 1rion; fsrsn. 2,eays.
br tris HARLEQUIN, oi kull
Ns,is-wira ., sunrise. Nwi at noraiss. sEs a. sunset
The New York herald., 1850-05-20

10 a convention. which is 70 assemble Tomorrow
evening week, 10 endeavor to regenerate the fallen
and disgraced department in this city Of riots. AZ
the public authorities find il impossible 10 control
their constant outbreaks, let US see whether the
fTemen themselves cannot settle the matter.
Vice President Fillmore passed through our city
yesterday, on his way 10 Washington. lie stopped
long enough 10 dine at Dloodgood's Walnut Stree,
House.
James Ninyard, Of Spring Garden, has been ap.
pointed 10y Governor Johnston, Protbonotary OF
The Court OF Common Pleas, in place OF Anthony
w Divine, deceased.
Last week the city commissioner issued i!
building permits, the entire number issued during
the season being 40. This, however, is only for
moicty of the city. The districts make their
own reports
The Diigent Hose Company Of this city intend
visiting New York city, on their next anniversary,
Monday, June 80 On that day the company will
be 81 wears old.
The New York herald., 1850-05-20
Died.

on Sunday. May 10Th, Mrs M,siA EAsLicS, reiict Of
the late Jchn Fariick.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited TO
attend her funeral from her late residence. No e5
,hristy street, to mosrow, at4 o'clock. p. NJ
ON sunday 18th irst after long and painful illness
which she bore with christian fcrtiude Mrs HaRIA
wife of fr,dk W. williams aged 81 years
The relatives ard freris Of the family respect
fully invited 10 attend her funeral also Palestine
Euesmpm,nt. No .. Ifippsn Lodge. No 105. o. %. y,
Nossc \, mple No 2 and " rlutibus unum Division,
No sl = ffcm her late residence. No. 81 vspdsm
street Tuesday, 2ist inst, st 2s O'Clock, wthcu,
further iuvhstion
ON sunday lph iust. after long pro;rscted illness
p,,,.r,,r, vifs of the late Capt. John orclrousux
Her friends aud those Of her relstves are respect
fully invNsdt 20 attend her furersl TO Greenwood Gene
trry frcu the residence Of hcr son in-lav, Charles
The New York herald., 1850-05-20

Bsstos. Nay ~.
Arrived ls,h-Bsrh rundine from Buenes Ayrss. March
q sTote 2th lat ~ = Ion a. ship uarErsye, frcn NYork
for talao. April p lat - az =. Ion ~ - tark Bruntc from
Boston fer " sncisco; 9Th lat ~ ~ > Ion 81 ~ bark VIM
Scrs salem Tor Rio Grande 9TH lat n 81 Ion
IS the boarded from the Trench ship Zondieherry
fI ~ Bordeaux Tor san Francisco.
Isrk 1sls from Qreenstowb 1tth ut: trigs Robert
rfsIon from savannsh Ann Elizabeth. frsm cesrrrtovn
DC; Commsrce. cunenherE. and VIM Nichols. from Pha
delrkias tshrs Ashland from srdcna Pushsv from Will
nIston. NC King, aHd Mary A. from Freieros sburs
Addison, Capt John Holiness shd Cstsr. from Phiadel
ybs.
Csared-B.hs Turh and vests and BRIG Lsvrssc.. for
philadelphs.
Arrived lsth-Bart Frankls, from Trinidad. ejth uit
81 7h lat q Ion 6g brig Henry Bucs for Phlsaephs.
hnpre from Liverpool March ~ Beacon from Sunderland
March u klen Ierresta from lmcct April ~ Cendova
r. ss,splss. NAY Ishen from S:rielk; rnss from
Bstncfe; sshr hstlss Eos from usmilton, bermuda
s s- on he ish lat 81 lon 81 bark Adelaide, of Port
Land. stserrr E>f.
Dark levi.. fren smyrns. March u. speh. April a, Ia.
30 len ~ * whaling hf Esheol 30 dsys from Prov seetevn
Iih inst, lat T. lon sl ~ rssses ship OCEAN Queen [sf
ies ~ - srote .sri Antrim q systie for SsiforI.
Isins fer Boston Is days ahs John nursy 1ncertsin
Partridge. dschg Oceanus for Boston, days hrixs Nj
for Thomas in 5dsys Cohancy for Nrork, In ~
days chctsaw fs fstaseuis ship Worcester sailed On the
1ist Tor Nyork.
rrs lydis from Glasgow April ~ Csiestin1 from Will
uinrton NJ. sshr Auces. fron Baltimore.
The New York herald., 1850-05-20
MARKETS. EI.sEwnERE.

May Is hee,n fsfrSi-lOo Re- A.
Ing Esiirosi sii.; DO. do. do. 9ii NOD R..cJ-
saos sehu,-in Navigation es lsi5. 81. 500 Ciy 81,
l2, ~ ~. DO do l2,: - shares Girsri Baat ~. u DO
a.. 40 l1's shares fennsy'sria Railroad s II
Camden aud Amtoy Railroad 100 io shares Isisd 81. "a
Bank ~ 100 DO. Do do 2s; $50 wilml nrton Isiresss
Hoards too reanstvalis ys - sn Reas.ns bends hs
60 lo %. doi ". ~" 90 ~, y si iyh ds Do, CO...
d., t5, 10
DOMESTIC MARKETs.
ruiiauttrua. May 1s.-No change In the market
tn. demand fr -four Il limited the sale. making
are at 50 12s for common. and s. 1SA 50 IS per bb
for good brands Corn meal and rye aour stationary
at - So, per bti wheatno change. red sllinr a.
81 n. and white at 81 Is Corn IN demand and sales
brisk. at tlc for good yellow Oats wanted at asc
4lc for Southern and Pcnnsy lvani,-nnne srri,i oe
Barb is worh $40 for Ist No 1 Cotton rather auiet
but holders firm Provisions are hold too firmly 10
admit of any sales Of consequence Coffee is In better
demand and brings full prices. whiskey moves siov
ut sc Frcrhts TO Liverpool rather better, bui bus
ncss 4. still dull
The New York herald., 1850-05-20
PnasenRerr Arrived.

AsrvvRr-ship Cotton Planter A wessc, lady three
ehilersn and servant
Lr.rrooI-ship Western Word-NrsL L wesre. WIN Han
dy and lady. Miss Collins Miss Jane Handy ant servant
Raynor.
IIyrRrcoI-shp West Point-MiSses n surliesn, Jack
sou. Hamilton. Noyes and servant, Mrs. Williams Mr. VIII
lams kr Dufsan iadv and four chi arcn Mr. Bsnknsen
hr Turner, M Nesehell Dr SARGENT ships surgeon.
BNr~rr-shir Adlcr-Nr Bsrot-.
usvsSa-Bsrk Isla de Cuba-Nrs Jcnnett and children
Mss De cOninek Miss DAeour, Mr. Thompson, aud Capt
k,sns.
BsnsvpA-Br bris Fiors-Ncsdsmes Tucker and Mis-,
Egan,
NV opLrANs-schr Eicanor-DE Greene.
The New York herald., 1850-05-20
DR. coNvERs lNNIGnRAqINa CoRnl,L. EnE

nR. CONvERs INNIGORATISG CORDIAL. Fog
- Genital Debility, lmpotency. inconneneo Nootuy-
nal Emissions, Sc kcihis justly celebrated cordial -
considered the only remedy for those sad
habits Of youth, nordnate indulgence Of As passns
rp- yenrs The wfng % the effects Or Vii. Vie
ston Of the Laws Of mans physical ard social bcingpfcs
traon nervOusnes:, dysrers, pain in tho head aud DIM
Of vision weapess of tho hack and lower eytreitie
pctepcy and total decay OF yirility weak
ayertion 20 society, nidy sefdiSru, and love Of se
tudc Young and middle scd here icsrn Why they
are dechuirg in hcshvhy they become Pale ays
and luttr>esswy thoy losing the spryas
ard ,gor This nvgerating and rcrovatag cordial has
stored scores Of persens who have iorant injured hen
dock and other nostrums have In these
the fiction and which often sprcar In wcaderul
little books this sutsct, Of the paea losng
IL vouli avoid the burning with
pills aud powders, nc. which ususy preacrih,d
purpose procure s corait 10 the Only Of hsHs
business at homo trAveliins@nd ie restored. ~ O.
Those inv ountary nocturnal emissions which
ing and destructive and productive of much mischief
the nervous system, incspacs, ting the Cor physical
mental exertic., will be speedily removed hy tsis cordial
Marx this cordial opium mcrcury othcr
tient. Each bottle Of the has DE- Copver nvxo-
rating Cordial" blown the glass. Price - bottle
bottle. for S SO the half dCren important remsrks
the married and single with smro directions
each bottle. sold wholesale and retail, hy q. FAY, I'D
Fulton street sPp s,ore) sun Bgildnri New yort,
y. B-Pcrons In the country have the Cordial aad
letter of advice carefully forwarded to ther. sddreng
shove NoticeSarri.i whose relsons
have not be- productive and hoso contemplating
Conscious o yical ability from above red
confidently consult Dr. convcr personally by s.ts peel
The New York herald., 1850-05-20

ON Sunday, 1pth inst. In oliver street church. By
Rev. Mr. Covel Josrru Jsrrruscy. Esq, TO Miss MAR-
carr Ci,NrSTs LocxsEs, both OF this city
On Thursday, May 1oth, In Bedford, " Y. by Rev
Isaac s. clifford, Mr. JoH, ". CLAHS of this city 20
Mics Calnr,ISs A Brvro,, cf the former place
The New York herald., 1850-05-20


rF-rrs nsc.f fer se.thsnp,o. an! Br.rer - wsshins-
,en win ees. ~ t. Eschasgs Reading Resn Erehsnss.
Letter EaFs cor Kipg.scr Cbs-r.s rsp.us vsrsrsise
this half 2scl0ek. snd ts forwarded In
ehsree ~ stg,ef.i uessepssr.
70 wiltless above "Wednesday st the u1usi hour
he REPAID part of the Coutnsn
me above Bags also ., ksnyon VI Wall
Herald Marine Cerresv,opaeaee.
Psu.s psiy,us May ~ r n
AyrveS-psrfs rrvcy, tBrl fstten, L-ndcnierry; q T.
Tevan Corn. Nee.rs briss whlprle Keieran. Mobiie
Potomac. smith 10. kAsdym, Dsrdick. Hs.ana
Cleared ship tsrere Neno.sll L,e5yeel tsfh Pair
misceflaneOws.
scrr OnAvp Twas, wsshturn. from Richmond. tound 10
RIO yaneifo Hampton Roads gth octained w the
dsscrcp Of Nathcr. mate. aud Wm Marble - nate
l.urcurrAt BANGOR. ie,h inst. from the shp yad Of
yrsses tomnings. Esq schr Commings, but for
vesss u sise snd specimen of fair ~orkmaaship
schr q about 20 tons rsned the 'Orasco and built
10Th rst she Is intended fer tie mscserci hshs-
~, ana 20 he commanded ty,sps Martin Wilder;
Lane, o~sers.
nrrssNc vpsvr-rcsrs entertained fer the sfety cf
the sehr " Nsnvsrrnf tof Grotanl capt Latham
she about the middle % Arr n violent gale by
The scr tnr- stste then Ceorers Bank; sirce which
feishe has teet heard ccncorn-x her, though IL 10
~ went In the OWN
Notice to Mariners.
Tpr Tsr-rvug AND IoSsfrUrr istsvp AscAs,
ditsks Nsvsstor this island h dorn in 10
Rlunts Pilot. fifteenth edition. Is in lat 10 So
VI We are informed II ~ not chart published
r., 81 ~ = sssr.s esrrss. Our nf1rmsss ioss.s 81 ,S:
and had
We r-rsrs .hsts ssn VI The large slAad in lat " VI,
The New York herald., 1850-05-20
~Th- pleasures share

HARVARD USlvEKsIIY.-Thc establishment of
profess orship of Commercial Law and the Law
of Nations" has been recommended by the Com
mittee of the Board of Ovcreers Of this institution
the most appropriate mode Of tesifyinga proper
respect for their late beneacior and fellow laborer
Judge Story --Bosf0n Joprroi. DEH Is
The New York herald., 1850-05-20

MrRpEEED NJ SIAvE.-John Cracklin, Of Cal
vert county. Md, murdered near his residence,
ON sunday evening last. He started from his
house 10 give his sheep some salt, telling his wfs
he would be back in n few moments. She saw
him do IL. and afterwards noticed hni Jumping over
n fence into n neighbors lot. she supposed for the
puuose cflooking at a bed OF tobacco plants His
long delay caused her To be uneasy, and she sent
over 20 George W. Wcems' house, on the adjoin-
ing fam. Mr.. W. came, and after n search, the
dead body ci Cracklin was discovered in fence
corner. horribly muiilated His head was cut
scross The forehead. one check was nearly cut oil.
and his throat was cut from ear to ear-thcrc was
elso stab in his side Mr.. W. examined the
tracks around. and found one ofihcm marked pccu-
harly with nails in the shoe. This track was fol-
lowed up until il led 10 Mr. VS. negro quarter
The wcarcr Of the shoe was found 20 be n negro
man belonging 10 him--thc mans jacket also had
blood uIen H.. end an axe with blood upon IL. with
which the deed was done, was alsc found. The
negro was arrested end taken 10 prison, and made
a full confession Of the deed on his way. The
causs assigned for the murder u. that Mr. T.. had
forbidden him 10 come ON his farm, which be had
been in the habit OF doing, TO see OF C. negro
women.
The New York herald., 1850-05-20
Our Canadian Correspondence.
TORONTO, May -, 1850

Tie Iebate os ne GorSaoY Geneyars Speech.
lexpect there will be very animated debate in
both houses, relative TO the Governors speech,
which comes up for discussion in the council on
Thursday, and the House of Assembly, on Friday,
when there will be trial of strength between the
government and the opposition, who are pretty
strong and determined. The annexation question,
You will also perceive, is broadly alluded TO in the
speech; and the sentiments therein expressed WILL
doubt not, he warmly responded TO.
shall send you a letter on Monday, descriptive
Of the proceedings in the Legislature, during the
debate ON the speech. and which cannot bat prove
interesting TO numerous portion Of the readers Of
the Herald. AMICUs.
The New York herald., 1850-05-20

DR, j. DE ANGELIS sGRrABLE SYRUP or sALzA,
os william street nsar Ann. New York formerly pre-
city YORK Sss the yssr ss % ri.
the mPsry blood and M T. arising .
eeAeions In the cure of ehrsae aud ndanns-
fuls eryspelas salt rheum &C. II ersdiess.a M a.
eases emanans from mproperuse mercury md nd ~ -
dyspepsia &c ac. The article here &
s as adding one more number to arssdy
WI Win s.,on,shlns success Dr. De Ansels private
ans and of ihs ne fss
will beet prove its value. r'ASni'y
Copy Of letter from Mr.. John Thorns, merchant, M
Mr. :. De Angels l5s William street, Now York. po.,
your syrup Of saas eao vi ~ q
nounce II TO be- from experience. highly and an
Some terribly aniced with rha, comr,in
and unable after 70 my business for eighteen
favorable climate With beneficial elect Wa. ,s
% 20 try your isnsrs syrup; and in short to
perfectly restored health sm Ssppy y "a ssr ,s,s.a
are pairing for general for consider remedy
ton in my pase respecting il, VIM % l"rlss srpsss
mnniea,e Wishing you every success remain, yours re-
Copy Of letter from Doctors Orsbourne and Ireland
TO Dr. De Angels i6 Fulton street. N r.. Dee l5 Isie
Dear s,rws have no hesitation in reply TO note 1.
mcnt IN the Of Mr. John horne after had bssa g.
skill Of ply sisans here. and in favorable nate
wA a; IRELAND Md.
~, NEw YoaE. May TO- 1850.
in stating the great benefit recei fron,
syrSp e. saa. For ora long time very much ahieiei
physicians. without any visible relief then tred msov Of
the popular ssr.aparilas in vain when friend advised ne
it Effected permanent As IL Is the sens {:
publish recommendations which exist only ler imaxi-
Yours, respectfully, JOHN ASkuLLEN.
a - hat f.rL
The New York herald., 1850-05-20

Co. VIM. winchester, Of Boston. has riven ss 900
towards building town hall is the town of winch~s
er Mass. incorporated By the ,Hst L~ssslsture and
namtd In compliment 10 him.
The New York herald., 1850-05-20

TuE LATE FIRE IN ToRoNro, CA.-The Toronto
Globe Of the lGh inst, gives the following parcu-
lars of the fire in that city on tho 18th instant IL
broke out in a small frame building on Adelaide
street The building had been occupied paint
shop, but was then untenanted. Timpson's ma
chine chop, Smiths boot and shoe shop, Alexan-
deT's grain store, and the Windsor Castle tavern,
kept by Mr.. Pillman, were totally destroyed. From
this point the lire extended up Yonge street far
the Bay Horse inn, destroying eight small frame
tenements; they wer occupied as follows; Robin
son, cabinet maker, nearly total loss Lajierty pro-
vision dealer loss supposed To he Gl lOO0 insurance
f250; Little, shoemaker; Swan, barber; Burns,
shoemaker; Gliding, grocer Alexander, capen-
ter and Carmichael, cooper. The wind was blow.
ing from the east, and carried large body OF flame
ACROSS loDge street. az 10 set fire 10 the buildings
opposite, and here the greatest loss took place.
The fret shop burnt was that Of Mr. Poison, shoe
maker, and from thence the fire extended 20 the
shops Of Neil Love, druggist, and to Stone, ssddlrr
Vincent, gunsmith; Tyner. shoemaker, insured on
building and stock for lt0O in the mutual; Memoir
ris, shoemaker: Drouillard. cigar maker Thomas
Webb, shoemaker: Geo. Hardy, matchmaker,
goods removed; and Simpson, grocer. Jesse
kctchum was the owner OF three Of these build
ings hc was insured for Goo. which will not cover
the loss. The two occupied by Vincent and Pol
son were owned hy a. McGlashan, who was in
sured in the Mutual for f300.