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$63, ,470l
900, 5000, Sl7 ,4l0! 100 prizes Of ) ,0oo
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit of Monongala Academy,
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To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, on Saturday,
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V,HE AMERICAN ALMANAC AND REPoSI-
Il TORY Of Useful knowledge, 1851. an sddi-
tional supply this day received. For ssle by
TAYLOR MAURY,
Dec Is Booksellers, near 9th ct,
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Duval. Historic Rscontec par un Cure de village
a elevcs.
Lc Hon Fridolin ct le Mscbsnt Thierry. Antc-
MO, on l'Orpbelin de Florence.
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Total cost in Holland. d...................S Sl23
The market price Of madden in Holland is Sd.
but in the years 1919, -, 35, and 40. the crop
being large, the manufactured article sold
for Cd.
Fifteen hundred pounds is considered a fair two
years cut TO the acre in Holland but from his
periments here Mr.. G.. is OF the opinion that
?, 900 pounds would be moderate cut only. The
following scale he estimates the cost Of prepar
ing the product Of an acre here:
Twoyears rent oflsnd SO Planting. ..........S 81
Cultivation .......... Covering ,........ 2
harvesting. 10 Manufacturing. go. 20
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AMEMCAN MAppER.-Our readers will remem-
ber that some time since published article in
reference to American madder, and the successful
experiments of Mr. Hector Gibjam to raise that
valuable dye on Long Island. Mr.. Gibjam now
informs the public, through US, that he is desrous
to make an arrangement for the term of ten years,
with some partner or company with 900 capi-
tai, to cultivate and manufacture madder, under
the following conditions
First The money must be deposited in one Of the
city banks, and part of il drawn without the sig
nature oftwo more of the partners upon the face
Of the check
Secondly. One fourth of the profits To accrue to
MIR. Gibjam, who is willing to pay pei cent. on
the money invested his share
Thirdly. MIR. q. will take upon himself the ag-
ricultural and manufacturing part Of the business.
but wishes to have nothing TO do with the finan
eial department, except the right to examine the
books.
Fourthly In addition to his share of the profits,
Mr. q. will expect one thousand dollars per year
for his labor. payable every half year in ad-
vance
Eihhy. II at the expiration of five years the en-
terprise does not prove probable one, the part
nership be dissolved; If otherwise, it cannot be
dissolved but by mutual consent.
Mr.. Gibjam has made the following calculations
Of the Of the production of madder in Holland
from the planting till il is fit for the market, sup
posing the yield 10 be one thousand five hundred
pounds per acre:
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OFFICE OF TRANSPORTATION.
Washington and baltimore IL. X. Company.
PASSENGER TRAINS run az follows, viz:
II From Washington at a. m, and p. IN. daily,
and a. m. daily, except Sunday.
From Baltimore at n. m, aud y. m. daily,
and a. IN. daily, except Sunday.
April 29-dly II. H. PARSONS, Agent
The New York herald., 1850-04-05
lSavKRrooL CLAssIyIcArIor.

fssicsr -Hsfes continued dull, and shippers were
vsitirg private letters For corn I'd offered and
4hd ~ss asked Dead weight l7s Cd and beef Be Cd
To London, they rsmsin.d sbout the sane; 2Ss vss
demanded for deed weight, and 4. Tor beef
tisH- The market 10 exceedingly dull and quota
GIoopsrs are very dull partly owing to the unpl.s-
rant weather Coffee, under the ness is st heavier.
HIp,s There has been lees sctivtty In the market
,ince Last and transactions have been restc ed
to si0 dry ssitsd Porto Rico. ~ lbs. at 30 less per
csfb; 2COo Bu.pos Ayr-s z3 lbs (from second
hsrss st re- less pr cent 300 dry rsxA. st sae
mcI The stt green ,.isd Charleston, and 300 Msf.n.
hsm np. at private bsrssp.
Hsv We noticed . lair export demand for North
Riv'r snd STATE ,snd. wito nrm market; sales to
moderate rst.nt, ct too q toc. per loo lbs.
ISs,eo At the ssI- to-oAy there bot little spi.
rit ana . p0rt.en vss -itndrs-n The sale shows .
s.slin. Q, socv, &c p, ID sad "a. .' f',o-.- 4 Il
90 eco sioho Ia do u. eos . eSc 81 r. ale. .
eehs.i lbF, 4'he. 40 no case, osshi to mos
hos sale, Of CoIIpss. pig we're mad. ct s2i Is,
each.
although the receipt. -.rs some-hs, better. rhs
d.msUd vss sood st the foilowtps figures ir:-Hem-
lcck, tight -sisht at l6Isc . i7sc middle, 1eke. .
at Zoe tzc oas slAosbt.r light ~sisht 23o l5c.
miGdl. do. zle. ale; heavy 90, ~ 2oa 40 dry
hte, TN. n.s., a.. @ % %"rs .s,,s-. mn sooa Dc.
nspd spd,sl.s y common rhomsston ct SIZE. seoc :,
srd lun at " Ih
change Eau be not In the raies; fales In small wsy
a. 50 stse fer Epgish sba Americas
,.,. ,,.,s,,., :, t,e =, ~ os .s =, r., sr,.
lt q Geo bbis ~ toe say from sostOn fr this
nistket 2ttO 81 When sold ct tlO for mess mos
Beet quiet ~itb ,s.s 81 100 bbls msss ct ts 10
so 90. sna prime st % "a 50 10. Pnn. ms.s
nominal, st slT tp Beef hans we're dul st sfT.
tut mssts we're ttssdy ard Ia fslssst, sth sses of
9tt ti.rces std btds 81 le for pcGed shoulders,
Si.c for DRY ssltsa do aua 90 Tor piohsd hams.
butter vefy good d~msi full prics. Cheese
vas steady srd saissbie at 81 asc.
Res = No ssl,s a moment transpred; dealers are
wsittps their letisrs
WsisssY.-rb- MAJ h-t for pri on vas trm. and the
supply small eth ssles ~ 90 bbis at z8ke. Drudge
vas lees scivs, snd something loser, with 20 hhds.
sld 2sc.
REcsrrs psopucF HsfLRssp Nosra Rfvta
The New York herald., 1850-04-05
CITY TRADE hkPORr.

THU URsDAY, April 4-6P Nj.
The two weeks' later Intelligence brought by the
Europe and published in the regular morkios edition
the Herald had the effect Of unsettng the market for
to await receipt Of private let before operating
to any material extent The decline In cotton not
greater than was snsiopsssa Inc 'nS.snsss OF sup,
forward have caused holders to stand out nrmly for
prices before the steamers and moderate
buoy ancy In -four market for this State and West
ern brands Canadian vas steady, with moderate
Wheat exhibited no change corn vas held armer
especially nat yellow and ~n,te While sales light
Pork continued dull Part Of the parcel noticed as
being on its way from Boston was sold TO arrive on
terms stated beio~. There vas no marked change In
other articles OF provisions Grocsriss we're coups
rst,vely quiet Coffee was dul aud prices inclined to
droop, uhie sugars remained about the .sme.
AsHrs - The market Vas steady, but not active.
Some 30 bbs sold at So oo I2 for pots aud % 70
BnnApsrurrs = Flour. About $500 bbls. changed
hands at 81 81 81 for common State, with trsisht
state and MIXED Ohio Ut 81 81 81 sly; fvorite State
and mixed Michigan, at 81 "a . s. lah; straight to
fancy Michigan ana good Ohio, At So l2s IS 81 pure
Genssee ut So 30 50 62h and other descriptions ut
yesterdays prices Southern Flour steady, with .
good demand, and prices somethng better. Sales
Zoo ss 20 M aDs n.ss .ss 90
to~ni snd 50 70 30 90 for fancy DO Rye Fou vas
Gull snd scm,s.i st s27S Corn Meal was stssdy: but
for Brandy zine Wheat .t-Hoidsrs hr with only
moderate demand for the Eas. ss veil for Troy aud
Rye was In good demand, with Of 100 bushels At
6ekc. Barley was steady, st 73 75c. Oais not
plenty, and the market better, with sales Of
Northern, ct 40 42c; jersey at 30 3sc and South
ern, at ~ 33c Corn was not plenty, aud quiet
The news by the Europa has induced holders to cd
vance prices but nothing has been done TO test the
market Sales OF 10 200 bushels Jersey yellow were
made, last evening sf b6o.
CoTror - The steamers being received early
this msrpipg snd fully bed buyers
at hrst we're rather shy expecting large concession
to be made them. but, under the very unfavorsble
sspect Of the season for planting the crop and
eSbsustsd stse Of the country In delivering the
pspte Of the preeept holders indisposed
uske any concession whatever that would not have
been granted b~f,re-at whioh come 300 bales we're
bought up to r. Nj after which hour, lst Of LOCO
bales disposed Of at the sellers previous views
Welsarn that but little cotton be found sale ct
former priees as t expected there v be extensive
without limits based crop Of COO bales
CT Iess We quote ~ before
The New York herald., 1850-04-05

On Thursday morpipg 4th inst, Thomas BsIpa TmAr,
Esq aged "a years days
His fisn6s repeatedly invited attend his fu-
neral from his late resid~po~ No sfs Brosdssy COR
ser Eighteenth street on Friday. % o'ciockP VI
At Willismsbursh on the srh of Apr,l, w,ar,.N
MrFprs. Jun. only son of VIM. aud Caroline Mssksa
sssd YEAR. and months
Friends II the family Invited to attend the fu-
neral ct r. NJ en- Saturday. from tho THIRD 81. n.
Church corner II South Fiftn and Fiith ss,s~ts
On "wednesday. Apru Sd. of Lsg-riog illnsss
JsNrs s. MAINS. aged ~ yesrr
Hi. fisnds and soqusptspcss also thoss NJ the
family ere repeatedly invited 10 attend bt. fuoers
this afternoon at o'clock, from his late rs.idssos
Nc. g3 Barclay street
On "Wednesday, IN. ID q April, ,FH.so. Coorss E.q
IN the stfh year ~ bis
Tho friends ot tn. family respectfully invisd ~
attend his fonsrsi from hts late r-sadsos-, No IL
Anity place on tridsy. the stn inst. half past
click precissiy vithont furthsr Invitation
On "Wednesday. the Sd Of April, wiLtt.n v.~pE-
Hts friends aud scqusintances, also his brother
Hsurys sie respectfully invited 10 attend his fuo-rs
this ridayl afternoon Of ociock from late rest
dencs No - Second Av.bu.
In Nes Orlssns on the 2sth uit.. C.rufHtSr daush-
ter a Henry snd way Ann BfsAsn ax-d ~ years
On the 18th ~ February Isst, L'-a, wssu-uros
RiD. ~ the " fh'p Aiosay. II the lon. SIus trpu
son ~ Cspt. Samuel .. Reid ~ New Work a- us-
buried In the village of goo--s. the River Pas
Lieut. Reid ~ss one % the most sieens aud beloved
ocers Of the and tn- service sd sis ead. have
alike sustsipsd . lose lie has lett Q wtf. aud tso
CHI dreD o. d.plors his un,im.iy md
In san Francisco. ChfoTn'a on the i1th cf January
last. s.ss- rrsn In the 2stn yea ~ h,s sa-
The New York herald., 1850-04-05
Our Willow Grove sCOrrespondence.
WILLOW GRovE, Montgomery Co, Penn,
Maroh a. 1870

The Tiliage Of Wiiow Grore- Delicious Soup-Y Y.S
trs-Dr Shtr1dikes Great Water Cure Establish
msnt-- The Hotsis-Hs Grounds and Bitdings-
BEAUTIFUL Dvives and Walks.
have been rusticsting here flew days at . village
hotel kept BY Mr. Buck whose vegetable soup is the
most delicious thing Of the kind tasted In any
part Of the country This village most beautiful
summer and is much frequented by visisrs from Phi
lsdelphia sDd New York. II has also become much
celebrated for water establishment established
iu its vicinity BY DIR Sheverdike medical gentleman
from Saxony, who has made this place his homo and
habitation The doctors establishment is about
mile frem the villsge 1t contains about forty OF
fine land. with . number of buildings In the centre,
springs of excellent water, and In particular in
. b~sutful grove. which affords Q constant stream,
summer and winter, Of the finest water ever drank
DR. Shsyerdike pupil Of the celebrated Priessnitz
he comes from Ssxopy. III Germany, and msiptstns Q
very high reputation Tor bis suocssul practice the
water cure system During the last year or two ne
has had great number Of patients at his establish.
Bent all Of whom have been much benefited, aud
many entirely cured. Any person Ia want OF the beue
fits Of such establishment ought ct proceed 10
this villsge where there tine TO be
bad at tie hotels st the DOCTORS. In the summer
stseop, the drives and walks mest delshual and
romantic VIATOR.
The New York herald., 1850-04-05

Fort OF New York, Apr, o, 1850.



shts-fsuersid. ren1a., Liverpool. ozssui soutAsr-
haft-1 4 touthsrd. Bishor, Sac ffansisss. Smith,
Brutstte sscrstf, sas,tss Buck c.. Fasny, Sol
tt., Wolfe, turihutsis
brirs-alvkrc, Could saitio River N.smfth sons CI.
opstra. keHt Nssusbe. das kbrs, sakonsy nsianrn %
ui ~ a 90 Blosghsid tBrl Ksrstaw. - lohns NJ. w
Nepntn Coz baidsin. Johason, ssvssnaa. Diaham n
fehrs-runy. wo-d, HaHfs, rs " Bu-uA.m Esr.,a
wlcn tninfswtrth Pstsfshpre. .ary Ehga M m rs,
mtnt Comnsaosr in -ctieL Kstehun. Ia umoru, Ne
s'sVo. tHl
Patst shir Dsvsnsh'rr Hovey Lorscn and Portsmouth,.
h sfPh The bants esehsrrcd sssais wtth ship s.ry
ttasahs of ftladtrhs. beuna ~ apr LAT o. isa ~ 81
noen tsehsfFsd ssp ale With rscke sAp Hafrarst
lere, .oneer a. pm niiss q Nsataskst shoss.
ship ieshv. Bate, S,sddsrs. C.ntsa Dec "a ard days
iryin - telens With teas sls sc 20 Coo thus 10
" tnns keh, bnveei New or'ears rs dayr sith m'fe
ihs m.stsr nsrvh - Ia, - lss "a IS soose sen john
thL Csrns,ie, Devetcux Nv OIL sbe sad 10 d,Jf fron
he sN Pess, With md .. 20 ID 1ofIbut 20 -
thr ~ lepis Bunker Nee oslean hArch - ~ith coten.
stew Nes.n kareh - st2 loa = t * sh .., =, ~
loo " - spoks krir rry rsan. n Bosten 49,. a. -,
psfh Crfsr,ere nt \ kemp pernam uce, VHye IN Ss-
,.s ,sJs Lssr,s ssrss p, ri 81 ss ~ ~ spsse
sbir Iantc lsr e. Tor Nes OH 90 Sen az lss ea
Csse rstsrss GALES fron the ~ vhoh
ssrrisd sw r buiusrs rail- srd s,snch..ss. ,, -.
Isik nrsaso nsrh yera Crui u days win coat sssns
~, ss,, Ts -,stuy sseu. Ia ersnse adsys With
80. r.l,.res 10 n 1sslor A co.
nsrs Thsle fnkhsm, Ceafoesos March is vita sus 70
si,r Benrv vesmI,h ef Thopasson. Csiiso 1i7 dsys
PAS vthfiu irs tDs>D Csrte.. w d Va
ps5 riisa IL n of Yafsautn, Ne Jsasc. 20 says
IsIi seIafE tia.k sstatssss sGea ~ ~!s- sisAs aay
The New York herald., 1850-04-05
lNTELLlGENCE BY THE MAILS


BALrINoR.. April 4 1850
TIE Alleged Merry .ssent ID fascafion of Sanity
The Boston Tragedy, &c.
The trial Of Joseph White, ESQ., the late navy agent
Of this port, will commence In few days before the
United States District Court an alleged defsicson
Tse amount claimed by toe governmeut is about
$1,000 which MIR white covers by variety Of charges
being prin cpsly per ceptsgs al the Ia ads that
passed through his hands for the school at An.
nspolis. David Stewart, Esq the counsel for MIR
" hte Hsed to the Court that his client had De DO
ment, subject to the check OF the Dstict Attorney
sbonld the Court decide adversely TO his claim.
The trial to the sanity Of Mr.. James CochrAns
resulted yesterday verdict that the ury believed
him TO be- perfectly man thu. giving hi9 a
p.te triumph his oppressors the Court and bar
On the don OF the verdict he DO we'd respectfully
10 the jury stated to the Court that accouct Of
the absence f an important witness hs was not pre-
pared - proceed with the charge against him for
ppirsey, and esked postpousmsDt for few days
The accordingly passed to the next term
Of the Court.
Opinion 10 considerably divided here the legality
Of tho verdict agspst Professor Webster whilst SYM
pstby for bic family leads all to hope that he may
eecspe hanging In connection with this matter,
may ada, that imme dstely preceding the disappear
of DIR Parkmap xentlsmau OF this city. who has
a sop, u student in the Boston Medical College.
ceived several letters from Professor Webster Offering
TO sell bim his cabinet Of minerals for the OF his
for The OF $500. which he declined Ii s his
opinion and after OF great regret With him. that If
he had the ODER the terrible train Of events
that have since occurred might have been avoided.
The New York herald., 1850-04-05

Decrease In seven months. .......... .ll5,3I
The decreare to EUROPE daring ths same period has
been 667l2 bags, nakipg total dscres.e OF lsIzss
bags in seven The exports ths month 70 date
have been 1910 bags TO Europe ana BOZ to United
States viz 772l 60 Baltimore and Sal TO Pntistel
pha The total exports IN febra. viii PROBABLY be
hut about 40 600 bags In February lsay u ~As ios ss
baqs Hides have arrived freely from ths south
ard there is Q stock Of 60 600 light ue'ghu Tbs last
sslee have been at lS5 from River Pists Exchange
has ruled between 2sk spd 2sA according to trrms,
sc IL IL now very drm, aud many iook for higher
rates Freights entirely nomissi ~ 20 Is cents
per beg to United States Dollars 1920; dousloons,
2qr SEQ . 20 500
r S-Dates from Valparaiso sdvise rise Of -FOUR
from 81 SO in consequence cf sdvcss from Cali
forpia This may have some influence upon our mar
ket Freishts California quoted st $50 pss ton.
The New York herald., 1850-04-05

NKw OsLsAvs. April I, 1850
The market for cotton 10 nrnsr. With sales Of 1000
tale,, at IL llA4c. for middiiug They we're taken
chiefly for European account. Sugar has sdvsseea
ke. and eco hhds fair sold ct sAc The movsmsnt 10
speculative. In ~bisksy. there 10 good business de-
ing at Ale. Rio coffee Il quoted at s1c.
Nsw OaLSAss, April Q. 1880.
GCotton remains o. last quoted WITH sal-s OF 1000
bales fair at IKE Reseps 207 600 bsls- oehod lsst
years frost fs~ days sinc- caused considerable
Injury to the young crop. Fair sugars quoted st
az . ae. rice 3hc
The cholera has nearly disappeared.
The New York herald., 1850-04-05
PUBLICATIONS.

MN puNTTIHks own COMMENCES THfs WEEK
IN articles of the htxhly parusr
be FORREST entitled sketches of the Poor, from
the nsr, of eeeastd throrist Stttch No Il the
STREET Death In the Eye of the ouel on
seess ca The Steamers very rich interceInd ssen Inc;
Straw Nations about en- Chronicles 81 uothsn His
tory Id~in and Catherine be w the slose q Pro.
w,hs,ers Trial Murder; ths Raiing Passio y;
the Pirates serenade; the Beresr Boy ". ". Pupit
stetcb, hev Spencer a. Cone; Bhoys and ohas OF Nev
York the Death Hour Lfe in 1pers Catin; Sketch q
bsckwet fsnrd together with vast amount ot kcitorh
matter fret the fditor Mia Once, spruce street
The New York herald., 1850-04-05
DAnCING.

V'o. BALL cosnITTkEs--TBg NEW AssEspJY
- Rooms IN thsmbern street. door 20 Burton O
Ihese, re>dy TOE rnd recopendsd
the retce eormi,ees particularly sdspted for hrst
e danesd on ,hs hoer he The esersvs promensds r-l
vnder he pcruisr direction u Bersert fsrrishea
f~ertion rcvms s6ee srd rentrm-n dressing rooms hat
oioak rooms rtfrestment rsconr
nirn@y attached en- the same foer. Apriy 70 Nr PEA
COCA, en- the rrsnissr from 10 V tsesek sAiy rsTns
ucderrtG
The New York herald., 1850-04-05

On the ath inst, at the Church Of the Mediator By
the Rev. Francis Hawks. ID D., Mr. AHsssD LAcssIss
to CAsoLIrr VI youngest daughter OF William Thorn,
Esq Of this city
On the Sd Inst. by the Rev Or. sprisg. Eog.a
ELrNe, ~ ID Of Ulster Co TO Mi-s NAsts q HsIssy,
daughter Of the late Rensssissr Hsssy, Esa Of sns
city.
on the 9Th Inst By the Rev. Coro.iiss n. Dune,
Mr. Ro,sL a. wALLrn, I'd, TO Miss sasss y. Bsows,
all Of this city
on the I'd OF April, by the Rev. Mr. creagh Mr..
PgrsR Fisuss, to Mrs. EssKLisE Il. Passes, all Of
tlis eitv
The New York herald., 1850-04-05

rnrL.prrHts, trril a Ff,sf Bosfd-. S2n1 rittssurs
CouIshG Gs 49, $50 Stas 6s 100 sy keast
lS thion Csta, SEQ sts,eSs no Stvo Civ Sc ius
NJ Csmdes sHa shh i36; - EScnsnes saas Ptsturf ~
NstoHd 30 rd-leo ,ttsshany ta4nts os 20 81 s,ity
ts ~ ste s-vths 81 % fufe scbn,tn svira,ios
- f's " -rAte J- Si so 80 .1N 30 Shcnytsilt
NsNiestot heT,ssr 90 Nor'is;.sa saieottsf, y .
". s"'iif -pnsi iti - Nn-qn.AsntaH tpr-h !.
The New York herald., 1850-04-05
IaHlaaHI|Is
sIIIPPaNa.
sHIPPlNa.
JTHIrIs STATES NAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW
" Hork and LiyerpoolThe sh posing this lise
the ATLANTIC, Captain wsst,
PACIFIC, Captain kye,
hkcTiC. Captain Lnee.

rOri and mp; this s' are
SSss44iss Ssss4;s? s:::'::ii:: s:':ii: ::ss;i a:s:..... e.:
ADRIATIC. Csptsin orsfton,
res every care has BEEN sassn n their SON
..rvsion .o - ,hsr sasins. % Ensure .,I.a<h .as
s q S . q ' &c. ' ( 'S.s ): e
''''d ''' Bssb c6ss b Z g,,ss ssss .srs ...
,us Bsows: ,nIPlEr co, ny.rp.sL a..
R q sfr sss rs,Sra .svus LSsrpssl SS o. wssas:d.r
y. isil !. Nay N. ss,n'hlp fssiss eli sail b.0o, fer
v,srss:, Ii. ssS sf ssy An srpsii.pssd suSssoa 1v
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