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The New York herald., 1850-05-02

covered a mediens cha. Supplies the huid
stimnaes The action thereby annihAtng all
debility. lite effect the system
4 iie magic Nervous debility posraton or neuralsia
pain tie doloreaux spa eonvulsions anapbrodisia
known invalid tis po.itiye in ts
effect thas the will lie returned found otherwise
a described. 81 bottles 50 dosen. Ask for Wattss
Ma Anfid Nnnsn 81
The New York herald., 1850-05-02

DInovAI.-DR. IuTENER, SURGEON ACRIsT, mas
N rerooves ~. cree from ~ fa.t BrOedvay - Broad
IIeurs 81 stsntsure Tor the fsturs v ts FROM
~ daily eunday- .sosrted observs ~ Lnteuses kAs
Tnfrufr $50 Bresdvay near Niblss Sstesn ~
rr-etes 10 the esusvs teatmcnt u deNfnsss snt
aessss srstle~ him 20 all turahl tsssss ~
fee o. I.
The New York herald., 1850-05-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.


THE CHIEF ENGINEER BEGS LEAVE TO ACKNow-
ledge the receipt OF check for o. from Robert H. Ber
dell Co. No ~ Front street with request that the
he handed tie widow q John L. Guire who lost hi: life At
the fire in Front and Water the Ath uit.,
slight evidence Of their sympathy for the widow family
in their affection. ALFRED tARsON, Chief Engineer.
EAsTEkN LAND kAIl-suhnER ARRANGENENT-
H oct once New York. April ~, lSU.-On and After
Wednesday the LIST May the following will be the
fr nail service eastward, via the New Haven Railroad
mail will le made Boston, via New Haven, Hart
ford and sp,nrhsid closing ats - second mail for
Boston, via New Haven, Hartford Springfield will be
mace mp, closing Mt m. mall for New Haven and
places will lie made mp closing at q r. n The
u s. mail sccompany the mais in the trains which
lave Canal ,sreet a, 10 and p The mail FOR the
Nsugatuek Railroad will be closed at ~ NJ TO be de-
spatched by the train leaving Canal street 3P NJ
WM. v. BRADY. Postmaster.
INTERNATIONAL ART UNION ENGRAvINCS-sUB-
Il holding memherrhip from
s.O(0 inclusive. will please call at the once Of
GOrPlL, vIBERT 4 CO. % broadway.
The New York herald., 1850-05-02

NOkkIs's LOCOMOTIVE WORKS. sCHENECTApY
IN New York; = Norris Proprietor calls attention
u al. Railroad Companies the Locomotive
featured h works aud especially TO his Express Enyaes
high speed like Lightning the syrAsssc Usic
Railroad Orders Tor .pgines railroad machinery
eutsa With despatch wrvush, wheels made orde1
Locomotive Tyrss ai~avr on hara Address
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tAe opinion that bic stock OF ehiidrens Fancy Hats home
and ed, Of the
pc models that the hand of Taste placed upon the
head Of ehildhood and he the public TO call and
whether " opinion fay borne out by the splendid
fasrts which adorn his CENIN, 2il Broadway.
The New York herald., 1850-05-02

The beauties Of Cutting Hair ana Whss-
hers are mirably pned and illustrated BY H the
IS Nasfau street who adheres strictly 20
thereby mpartns TO the vearer beauty or
namen grace of psrsopal sppcaranee which he Vas
not Of possessing Sh.mpoons thoroughly
done.
The New York herald., 1850-05-02
RAILROADS.

DIkKkONT AND DEARMAN FERkY.-RRIE RAIL
II road passenger gpihg West, BY ths Erie road, nap
the Hdon River which leave Chambers street. -
z A. n. stopping ct Canal Hammond, Fourteenth. aaa
Thirty sf~et and r~a~b the Ere ears at rermsn ~
before che Of the Erie boat 1hrsugh oek
Permnt reduced rate to he had ~ the soss u
a 2 Hnd,an Rixer Company.
The New York herald., 1850-05-02

STOR PLACE 1IlEA1iiE-hk. WALCOTS BENEFIT
"A Friday Ma, 3D. which occasion MISS CLARKE vii
her citing liuess twev
nths
The New York herald., 1850-05-02

near Broadway-sstAsished In lsD by Louis Im9ias.
N, IA ars of rheumatism. eruptons 0f the
ssn colds Affections This Is the nrst e-tsh-
T.d AID only sulphur Bath in the city We refer 70 br
vssrne Mott, DR.. Rogers DIR. Stevens, Dr. Bergen Dr.
The New York herald., 1850-05-02

Co exan. this rich collection of Dress Combs not
eauard extent OF variety In the city among whch WI es
The chain much admired the same
made ORDER after aesgn no matter TOW lntroAte
1omhs stersI and repaired. A. u j.. SAUNDERS
Comb Factory, 9T Broadway.
The New York herald., 1850-05-02

GsOuraud's Italian tic<iicatcd soap, Sos
e,rns Diseases. disccloratons md bomishes fe.
es Subtle supcuous hair from any part Of
tbe body Lily White for the eompierion. Lquid konEe
81 wsher frt from mot nl broAdwO
4 Calender. ~ Sou ar Third strs~t- Phlsdelrhis-
The New York herald., 1850-05-02

RY !. .HLGEMAS, ,AUcTIONEER.-TO-M MORROW, FRI
- day May 3d. At the Brooklyn Public Sales Room No l9l
ahin1ton street. at 10 o'clock general
of good Furniture. Catalogues at the sales room.
TNEEENtE BOYLE, AUCTION WILL SILL, THIS
day. at the No. 1S5 ChAtha 10 clock
large anty OF elegant Furniture, comprising Sofas
lies air Wardru bookcases Hat Stands Marble Ton
a.hstands Centre Tables Card do brussels Insran
Carpets Kitchen Furniture. y. ather Beds. kc. ke.
The New York herald., 1850-05-02

A hrsrrc1sbLE, wgLLfNtvKNfD yOUNg WOMAN
N .vation - seafnszre~~ and kur~e She snd.r-
s,anas smrotsry or wosld heve no .: DO shsm-
ter-Orh IN trivst< family ths 10
s eord May from ~ until eslek. rle-e~ call ~
erc-nvsh serntr hvrris street Inquire ~ s hall tssr
oseS rafsyenss rYsA
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w ALLnALlA, VI CANAL LsTkEET-pOwERTuL con-
w Of sttrsetont Two splendid
o'clock In the afternoon and In the evening
VI Of the beautiful Females, who viii
appear the Wsllhala The Female Sorensdsrs Orshes
ira BOZ. sk cents; Parquette. D cents
The New York herald., 1850-05-02

NEW ENGLAND LIVE STOCK INSURANCE CON-
~ pany. Of New Haven, Conn. Capital t0nS-uer-s.
atts Ac insured against death ky disease accident
Dr,si.u.AlIr.i Edssrds n. Andrus-. y Tsylsr. "
y. Mason, W. Valentine. A. Edwards Prssdent G. q.
Prince, Secretary. Chss wills v r. Inspector Appiiea-
for insuranes received At the Agency Once Wall
lyr y Menry Payton. reck sir Ierry. Mlliamshurg
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VUAhTFp-A SITUATION, NY A kGsrBCrApLn
w yvurs SRI With ursscepticrsb. siy rrfersnss She
A. sood PLAN soet sns s,sesnt vsshsr and irvsss.
Please s.il ~ ~ Srr1rr rtrest.
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GNOk sALE-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT AND
rePlete with every convenience stocked with
choicest vines FRUITS hower vegetables conservatory ice
house and land In the highest Of cv
ovation situate the heathsst location Long island,
honrs distance, miles of New York
by railroad stage. Apply N Nr. NICHOLS msr-
chant 70 Water IT New York
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IrlTislRrE IhAr JoNRs. or " ANN STREET n
selling elegant Boets shoe. and Gsiters
stler trade IN te~n it 10 right pahbe
lcl 20 the Pre for tnformson shvuia know H. We nsht
sfffn the FAR opinion is sonssrnsd
rftfsr recommending eur r~saer- 10 20 And s~e
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-12

III. u
move to strike the bill. and insert another one'
The PRESIDENT. Certainly, sir
Mr. SEWARD. | make that motion. | propose 10
strike out all after the enacting canse, and insert
"SKc Slavery shall forever cease within the District
OF Columbia. and all persons held bondage therein shall
be free The Secretary OF the Interior shall audit and pay
that this takes effect such damages they shs suffer
by the passage thereof and the OF two hundred thou
ecution, ont Of any money in the treasury otherwise
sc An election shah be held in the Di,,rc, or Co.
lumba, TO ascertain whether this bin is approved by the
people thereof Those who approve the shall express
For emancipation In the District Those who are
opposed shall vote by ballot containing the words.
titled to Tor any municipal officer in the District and all
cuzens of the United States residing within the District
election Such election shall be held within six month.
from the passage Of this act and public notice Of
District IL majority Of the given at such election
shall be IN favor Of this act 4 shall go into eec, imme-
same, this act shall be void and OF effect
Mr.. PRATT called for the yeas and nays on Mr.
SEwARp's amen dment; which were ordered.
Mr.. BALDWIN. Mr.. President the Senate will recol.
ect that few days since introduced 10 their notice GER
tain resolutions passed by the legislature Of the State OF
Connecticut one of which resolutions was in favor OF
the immediate abolition Of the slave trade in the District
terms OF compensation TO the Shareholders as may be Just
and reasonable In that respect, therefore, it accords
with the motion now made BY the senator from New
York But, sir, not prepared to for this propo.
slon as amendment TO the bill pending before the
Senate have hoped. and still hope, thai The bill re.
ported BY the committee for the abolition OF the slave
trade in this District the form in which was reported
may be adopted BY Congress; and should be very un.
willing 10 do anything which would probably prevent the
favorable action OF the two houses OF Congress upon
this bill az was originally reported II 10 true sir that
the Senate have already adopted in committee OF the
whole amendments TO this bill, OF a character which
will prevent me, II these amendments shall oe finally re-
tanned, from giying il my vote But il 1t shall pass the
Spna a wi hat
these Objectionable amendments will be stricken out
BY the House OF Representatives, and that the bill will
be returned 70 and concued in by the Senate in The
form In which il was originally presented think, sr
Southern shield., 1850-05-25
The Cuban Expedition,

The Cincinnati Times of the Sth instant gives the following information, contained in letter from a gentleman of that city who passed through New Orleans on the 3Oth ut. on his way to California:
 We are all commotion in this goodly Crescent City, and while 1 am writing to you from my room in the Veranda, astound- ing questions and formidable projects are being discussed with unheard of coolness and familiarity. Questions that might oc- cupy the Nations Senate, and make many a grave and honorable member tremble at the result of such stupendous undertaking. The long heard of invasion of Cuba is at hand. There are thousands of men well armed and equipped, here, and at other points, the most prominent of which is Panama, where are three thousand men. Those at Panama are staying there under the pretence of waiting passage to the gold mines, when, in fact, they are only waiting for the main body from this place to join them. General a., of Miss, is here. He leaves tomorrow on the Falcon for the Isthmus. He, in connection with General Lopez, head the expedition. Lopez is here now, incQgnito, and none but one or two bf the head men are permitted to see him, as there is very large reward offered for his head, dead or alive, by the Spanish Government. He is an emmissary of the Cubdneros.
 The detachment here starts immediately
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GEoRGIA.--From the official vote, as pub- lished in the Recorder, for Delegates to the Nashville Convention, itappears that a frac- ton over half the counties held an election, and that 3,722 votes were boiled, which is less that one t,oenty:ffh of the votes of the Statel This is less than we had ever cal culated, for we had supposed that the fac ton would poll 5000 votes: but it seems we greatly over-estimated their strength in the State. The people, the intelligent, re- fecting, conservative voters of Georgia, have thus taught the demagogues and DO. litical tricksters lesson which will not soon be erased from their memory.
 Augusta Chronicle.
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after the Falcon, to prevent suspicion; and after joining those on the Isthmus, will make a descent on the most defenceless part of the Island. This is no speculation, but a matter of fact l have been myself so- licited to join the expedition, and, though not son of Esculapius, was offered the office of Assistant Surgeon. These things 1 would not now divul ge, without being satisfied that very shortly after you get this communication, the news will be the com mon property of the world.
Southern shield., 1850-05-25
BLACK & GUM -SMITHING,

VuvHE undersigned having associated them- :" selves together for the purpose of carrying on the above business in the town of Helena, take this method of informing the public that they are now well prepared to do any and all kinds of work in their line, in the most substan- tal and workmanlike manner, at the shortest notice and upon reasonable terms. Call and see us-our motto is, alive and let live''-we do our work well and our charges are moderate, and therefore we hope to receive the patronage of the community and the travelling public Shop at Snively's old stand, near T. B. Han- lys law office. VIM. M. SNIVELY,
 VIM. M. JOHNSTON,
 JOHN HUDSON.
 4nrH 1QE0
Southern shield., 1850-05-25

Ion, the Washington correspondent of the Baltimore Sun, writing under date of the 9th instant, says:
 The compromise is not yet ost but it IS some danger MT. Benton and MT. Se- hat they would beat the breath out of it's body. The more sangune of its friends anticipated for it a vote of forty of the Senators to twenty against it. From the forty, if we must deduct ten Southern Senators, will be left only thirty to thirty, and the measure will not be carried. But 1t is not certain that the ten Senators named will not yet give their votes for the scheme. That is the expectation of the friends ot California.
 At various times, several Southern Sena- tors had declared in the most solemn man. ner, that the South would not take, as a compromise any thing short of the line of 36 deg. 30, as the Southern boundary of California, and the organization of territo- rial governments without restriction of slavery. Mr. Jefferson Davis has frequent ly asserted this. MT. Mason declared it as the principle of action assumed by his State.
 Now, as we have come 10 a test, these gentlemen take the earliest opportunity to declare their policy. So, we have now something like tie, and the Southern Sena- tors are divided upon it. It has been as- serted here that the Senators from Virginia, from Florida, from South Carolina, MT. Davis, of Mississippi, MT. Clemens, of Ala bama, Mr. Borland and Mr. Sebastian, of Arkansas, Mir. Downs, of Louisiana, will insist upon the line of 36 30 or vote against Mir. Clay's scheme. The votes of these eleven Senators would defeat the scheme now in the Senate. But it may be that some of the Senators above named will waive their objections to the scheme, and adopt it, as whole, perhaps with slight modification.
 There is still fair prospect that what ever may pass the Senate will pass the House; but not perhaps, till after a confer cnce between the two Houses.
 lIr. Clay and the majority of the Con- mjttee of thirteen, hope to pass the first bill relating to California, the territorial govern ments and Texas, during the next week But that is entirely out of the question. Weeks more than one will pass, before that bill will pass. Mir. Clay will make gall lantfghtin behalf of the views of his report.
 An application from the Spanish residents and land holders of Southern California, has been made to the Senate, for the estab- lishment of territorial government. A letter to Dr. Gwin states that the movement at San Diego, in behalf of that purpose, was failure, and that no American took part in it.
 The N. o. Picayune of the l7th instant contains the following telegraphic dispatch:
 In the SENATE, on Tuesday, Q4th) the Deficiency Appropriation bill and the House amendments to the Census bill passed; after which the Senate went into Executive session.
 The HoUsE was engaged in discussing the California bill.
 The lntelligencer, on the authority of the President, emphatically contradcts all rumors of a misunderstanding in the Cabi- net; it asserts that the President dscounte- nances any attempts from any quarter to dissolve it.
Southern shield., 1850-05-25
BONNIE CARRIE CREvAssE.-Thisc crevasse

BONNIE CARRIE CREvAssE.-This crevasse is stated to be two miles wide, eight feet deep and thirty miles long. Since the open ing of the crevasse, the waters of Lake Pontchartrain have remained eighteen or twenty inches above the former level, and the entire body of water has been discolor- ed. From its debouche a current sets to the east, acquiring considerable force within few miles of the Rigolets-three or four miles an hour. The water at the mouth of the crevasse rushes with great force from the Mississippi-sucking in floating timber, rafts, boats, etc.-N o. Crescent
Southern shield., 1850-05-25
April 13, 1850.
NEW ARR/YAL.

TNNHE subscriber just in receipt of hand
 M some and judiciously selected stock of Peyumery, Fmacy Soaps, Hair Ous, clothes, flesh, hair and tooth Brushes, besides variety of other articles in his line, among which is the invaluable article of Jayae's Hair I'onic,-all of which is offered upon the most reasonable terms, at the Helena Barber Shop, where Hair dressing and cutting, Shampooning, and Shaving, done at the shortest notice and in the ''latest agony" Call in. J. M. ALEXANDER.
 August 4, l949.
Southern shield., 1850-05-25

!
 THE subscribers have now on hand an ex- celent assortment of BOOK, and ORNA- MENTAL TYPE, BORDERING, &c., &c.,, which they are prepared to sell at reduced rates, on approved paper, at six months, or at a dis count of ten per cent for CASH. The series of Scotch faces, so much admired and approved of by the trade, and our type in general, we feel assured cannot be excelled either in beauty or finish by any Founder. All type manufactured by us, are made by mixture of metals differ ent in proportions to those used generally, by which we insure greater durability. To our assortment of
 Ornamental g. Jobbing Type, Bordering, &c.,, we have made large increase, and are con- stanty engaged in adding to the variety. Presses, Wood Type, Cases, Stands, Brass and Wood Rules, Imposing Stones, com posing Sticks, Brass and Wood Galeys, Cuts, Closet Racks, Reglets, and every other article necessary for complete Printing Office furnished with despatch. Old Type taken in exchange for new, at nine cents per pound
 JAMES CONNER & SON,
 Corner of Ann and Nassau sts. N. B.-A new specimen book is now ready for delivery. MdY 4, 1850.
Southern shield., 1850-05-25

A horrible murder and suicide was lately committed in Paris. A lieutenant of the 56th regiment of the line, lodging in the rue du Havre, killed his mistress with his sword, and then threw himself from his window into the street. He was killed on the spot.
Southern shield., 1850-05-25
ssOU4' EPO.v g'EeHzE.n

FHVlME has many tricks; too many to suit the A general taste of the community; flor instance, Time Is always lame and tardy when one is waiting for the cakes; in consequence of which trick of Time the cry Is so frequently heard of "hurry up the cakes!' On the contrary, when you are not waiting for them, and some one says, "you can take the cakes!" Time seems to jump as if 1t was galvanized-talking of gal vanism, you may always notice-if you are in the habit of notcing-that galvanized Watches go with jerk, which is beautiful illustration of the power of electricity; many people think that this power will eventually 'get us," others think that we are already '.got;" my own inclin- ation is at an angle of about ) degress toward both-my greatest inclination, however, is to regulate Time; to this object am lending all my energies. Greatmen like Lord Byron, come tout upon time,' with poetical rhapsody because
 Git forever will leave
 But enough ofthe Past for the Future to grieve"- humble men like myself are out upon it with a round faced hammer and watch brush, because it will never leave any more than just enough to live by; however, it. my vocation and l can al ways be found at the old stand at the corner of Madison street and Front Row, better prepared than any other man in the south or southwest to fix Uatches and Clocks in proper manner and at low prices, and always happy to do it.
 JAS. E. MERRI MAN.
 NemphiS, Dec 30, 1S47.
Southern shield., 1850-05-25

S7.aTE OF .3RK.4NS4S,2 County of Philips. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, To all A0 persons who have filed Bonds in the office of the Clerk of the County Court of Phillips county, to please pay over forthwith into the county Treasury the respective amounts due on said Bonds-or citations will be issued against them, to show cause, if any there be, why they have not complied with the law.
 By order of the County Court.
 R. H. YEATES, CLERK. .AprI 13, 1850.
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Ell Glll.k.

tg We are authorized to announce E. Il. COWLEY as a candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Phillips county.
Southern shield., 1850-05-25
AGENTS FOR THIS PAPER.

The following named gentlemen are author ized to act as Agents for the Southern Shield in their respective counties:
 JOHN A. CRAIG, Chicot. |C. J. BARNARD, Crittenden. HENRY POWELL, Green. IF. E. PATRICK, St. Francis. R. 5. BELL, Monroe. GEORGE A. WoRTHEN, Pulaski.
 V. B, PALMER is the Agent for the Southern Shield in Philadelphia, New Fork, and Boston.
Southern shield., 1850-05-25
TO THE LADIES.

TEVHE subscriber has most splendid assort A ment of FANCY GOODS, suitable fol Ladies Dresses, etc. Call in, Ladies, if yot want good bargains A. STOLE
 October l3, lS49.
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NO. '.
STATE OF .ARK.ANS.AS.7 County of St. Francis. {
 IN CHANCERY.
 William Russell, complainant,

William Strong, and Mourning Strong, his wife, Mark w. Izard, as assignee of said William Strong in Bankruptcy, Henry L. Biscoe, Sandford C.. Faulkner, George Hill, Ebene- ger Walters, and John Drennen, as Resid- uary Assignees and Trustees of the Real Es- tate Bank of the State of Arkansas; the State of Arkansas, and the owners and holders of the bonds of the State Of Arkansas, issued to the Real Estate Bank of the State of Arkan- sas, defcadaats.
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g" We are authorized to announce JAMES Fl. MEL as candidate for Constable of St. Francis toWnshin
Southern shield., 1850-05-25

aS We are authorized to announce JAMES 5. SHELL as a candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Phillips county.
Southern shield., 1850-05-25

rY We are authorized to announce W. L.. UNDERWOOD as candidate for Sheriff Of Phillips county.
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EOa' Constable.

HATHAWAY as candidate for Constable of St. Francis Township.
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a,za NWAS built and opened by the sub
 ffs.%IHAf f %.IfHf w scriber, May l, l849, who
 s::ssssIss trusts that for convenience, elegance, sesss=zz--.aA comfort and economy, it cannot be surpassed in the world Itcontains more rooms than any other Hotel on this continent, save one only, all of which are warmed gratis They are all fitted up with marble-top wash-stands which are supplied with Croton Water, through silver plated cocks. There is but one bed ill a room; the Halls and water closets on every floor will be lit with gas during the night. This Hotel is in the immediate Uicinity of Mercaa- tile Business and the principal places of famuse- ment There is a Barber's Shop, and an ex- tensve range of Bath Rooms connected there with. The Hotel will be conducted on the European plan of lodging rooms, and meals as they may be ordered in the spacious and splea- did RefectOry. Porers will be up during the night to admit lodgers, and also to call them at any time they may desire; and in no case will servants be allowed to exact or receive per uuisites. k. FRENCH.
 .4DTU lS50-I-3m.