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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-05
THE KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY.
FIRE, MAXINE AND LIFE
INSURANCE.
Capital stock--eoo.0O 600 Dollars.


Office, on JTatc- st., in Vises Brick RO1c,
VINCENNES, IND.
THIS Company. having been duly or.
- ganized, and ten per cent paid in on the
$500 ca pItal stock subscribed, and the balance
secured by mortgage on Real Estate and by person.
al guarantee, are now prepared 10 effect Insurance
against loss damage by Fire, on Buildings, mer.
chandize, machinery, manufactures, ana all de-
scriptions OF property also, merchandise and pro-
duce in the oil inland transportation the risks
OF the seas, &c. &c; also, the Eulls OF Steamboats,
and other vessels, and upon the lives OF individuals
going 10 California The rates OF premium will be
az low those OF any other responsible Company.
Al losses literally adjusted and promptly paid
The stock OF this Company is held entirely in the
West, and controlled by western men, and in 30
way connected with New York.
Directors.
Hon r. N. CARNAN. Vincennes.
WILLIAM ]. HEBERD, 90 $50
JOHN w. MADDOX. do
JACOB PEA, do e eesses
SAMU l. WISE, do.
HENRY d. ALLIS Evansville
WALTER w. EARLY, Tcrre Haute
THOMAS T. BENBRIDGE. Lafayetie
PETER p BAILEY, FOTt Wayne.
SIMON B0TTORFF, Jacksonville;
WILLIAM HUGHES, 90.
LEVI SPARKS. do
AMES KEiGWIN, do
r. N. CARNAN, President
SIMON BoTToRTF, Vice Prest.
G.. M. ALLEN, Secp
". J. Heberd, Treasurer.
~ Shot Life and California risks taken al this
agency at extra rates. lies I'll
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-05

IPA eolored gentleman named Jones, has
been reading Shakespeare to delighted audi
ences in Cincinnati. - An dis a dagger 2"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-05

u{EI.llu Burritt, the learned blacksmith
went out to Liverpool in the steamer Canada,
on his way to the worlds peace cohgenton.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-05
DRESS MAKING

11A4lhJb1
MRS & MISS MAlDLUW, late of Baltimore
lYl civ offer their services in Dress Making III
all its vaious branches, the Ladies Of this city
Mrs ard Miss NJ. have made arrangements to be
FURNISHED with the latest London anu Partisan fasli-
ions Their aim is TO please. Residence I'd street,
between Main and Locust. je5 1wl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-05
A CARD.

NR. BURCH, Dentist, returns his thanks to the
~ people OF Evansville for there liberal patron
age, and promises to be much more thankful TO
those who are in debt TO him Tor a substantial
than he has received at their hands. No
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-05

D~John L. Carey. late editor Of the Bal
tinore .1mericGn-one of the best papers in
Il country-has become associate editor of
the Washington Republic.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-05
THE ASSAM TEA COMPANY.
I38 Greenwlch Street, New York.


T HE proprietors beg to call the attention of con.
A nuseurs in Tea, and he heads of families 10
the choice and rare selection OF Teas imported by
them. and hitherto unknown in this country, which
by their fragrance and decacy, combined with vir-
gin purity and strength produce an Infusion of sur.
passing richness and flavor
The leas offered, are the tolowing
The Jeddo Bloom, "a black Tea,l at 81 90 per ID.
= Niphon, do o IS
:. 6 ba6' Green ee Tea, 90 %
Ioo-!sina, 90. 075
= Ilckl-tS do. 0 80
4" Ud-h Mixture, compound oil the
most and choice Teas grown
on The lertlle ana genial soil OF
Assam - 90 ="
With a view TO encourage the Introduction of
these mat HESS Teas, it is the intention Of the pro-
piietors TO distribute by lot among the purchasers,
quantity Of Tea eq al TO the First years Profits on
the sales efiecten.
Each purchaser will receive enclosed in the pack.
age, numbered certificate, entilling him to One
CHANCE IN THE DISTRIBUTION J!
FOR EVERY FIFTY CENTS
laid out, and on the receipts amounting TO $4,000
the underneath nad parcels Of Tea to the value of
ten per cent, Two THOUSAND DOLLARS, will he
given away as Bonuses y! according to the follow
ing scale:
5 Prizes of 80 lbs Tea each at
81 20 per h. $50 lbs or $3.50
20 prizes of 25 lbs Of Tea each at
81 90 per h. 500 i" " 500
so prizes of 10 lbs of Tea each at
81 90 per h. SOC - 500
100 prizes Of lbs of Tea each at
81 90 per 10. 500 Z" -" 500
$50 prizes of 10 of Tea each at
81 co per Id. $50 $50
AS Prizes in all. 1000 s. 900
Those persons who Lretcr lower priced Teas, can
receive their prizes in pToportion they will be Re-
/ PURcHAsID FOR CssH al Geducuon OF ~ per cen;
9Cr Country Agents required. applications to be
addressed post PAIL, TO the Cenpany's Depot, as
above lJe0 5mJ
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-05
AnnouncIt.g his 1rrira1.

We clip the following notices Of our Rev
erend Senior" from Cincinnati papers oil
Monday:
DFW We had tue pleasure of visit yes
terddy from Add. Sanders. the smallest edi-
tor stature OF Indiana; he is Simon pure,
however, (v~hat there is of him and can
make pretty loud noise when excited like
all other little ones.H He has gone to Day
ton Tor few days, and as Add. is a young
bachelor, there are whisperings in circulation
about his gong III search of Il stocking dar
aer," and we hope 1t is-true. as he is decided
ly too little to be wandering about without a
protector.
After hearing him boast Of his extensive
Job office, we showed the little fellow through
our establishment. and when his visuuls rest
ed on our three book posses, and the cylinder
! Job presses turning off sheets with lightning
speed, they stuck out like peeled onions
| He said he had always been under the i'm
preston thar there was but one printing of
| flee in Cincinnati but he was now convinced
/ that if there be but one, it must be the Times
establishments Times.
IP We were honored yesterday with a
visit from Sanders the renowned editor ofthe
Evansville Ia, Journal, who had just return
ed from visit to Indianapolis accompanied
| by Gov. Crittenden. and other great mer
! from Kentucky and Indiana. Although lit
tie Add has gained considerable reputation
us Il Hoosirr editor since he left the lovely
city Of Cairo. it has not added one cubit t
his stature.-[ Dispatch.
IL ADDISON II. SANDERS, Esq, of the
Evansville journal. who boasts of having The
best regulated printing Office in Indiana, paiC
our sanctum visit yerterday. Add think
Cincinnati is not so far ahead Of Evansville
after all Commercial.
~ Add Sanders, the little editor Of III,
Evansville Journal, was seen by the naket
i, eye ut least half square off this morning Oh
Broadway. Bring your little corpus aroun
here, old fellow Times, 3lSt utt.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-05
c 4 n d I'D A T Els.

Mr. EDITOR RI You will please announce the
name Of SIMEON b. STODDARD as a candidate
for the office OF County Recorder at the Angus
election. lap23*]
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-05

as Thanks to Messrs T. c. TwicheI &,
Co, Commission Merchants, N. Orleans, for
late papers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-05

ayMR. SAApERs.-Will please announce JOHN
GRl OF, alias Old Honesty - as q candidate iof
tie office of Recorder of VanderblTgh County and
oblige majority of the voters of the County.
apl2
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-05

Yesterday was genuine Spring day
The general longing for warm weather is now
gratilied.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-05

~ Add Sanders, the little editor Of the
Evansville Journal, was seen by the naked
eye at least half square off this morning OIL
Broadway Bring your little corpus around
here, old leIlow.-G Times, 31St uA.
The New York herald., 1850-04-29

Lind had many qualms. In common with the
larger portion OF the German singers, she regarded
the taste Of the English public in musical matters
az caprcious in the extreme; and, consequently be-
lieved her success in England TO be mere M ,tfcr
of chance. That she considerably underraied the
FL glish judgment in musical art was very obvious,
ard, indeed, she herself has since confessed this
impeachment. She was destined 10 produce, by her
singular talents, musical revolution in England,
and to establish the right of the manager TO take
what steps he might believe TO be the best for his
theatre, without any reference TO the established
claims OF precedent or usage-a right which had
appeared TO be irredeemably settled in the con-
verne direction, by the which attended the dis
missa Of Tamburni, and the i'll success the sea-
son which succeeded it-a dismissal which had
the advantage, however, Of making us acquainted
with Ronconi, now, indsputably the greatest OF
living barrytones. She was also destined to pro-
duce success for herself which is, beyond doubt,
unparalleled since the time of Catalani, and to lay
the foundation Of reputation as enduring as any
which can be earned by great vocalist Unfor-
tunately, it is, and must be, of the things which
pass away; twenty-five years hence, it will be as
that of Cataani-a thing of the past, living in the
memories, alone, Of those who have heard her. mea-
sured against the reputation of some future singer by
those who have never heard her, and leaving her
successes alone to the chance chronicles of those
who may look back to her for the purpose Of depre-
ciatns their living merit Such is the world.
The New York herald., 1850-04-29
CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, April 27-6 p. NJ
This being the last day Of the week, and the Cam.
bras not received, trade in general way, vas
inactive, and Change, withal but thnly attended
Cotton quiet but 1rm with quite limited sales,
both buyers and sellers waiting for later foreign
news There but moderate transactions in state
and Western -four. while prices firm. Canadian
continued quiet. Southern in moderate demand,
at steady prices Good Genesee wheat scarce aud
firm, with sales Of small parcels said to be- at
better prices. Rye was pleny, and lower Corn con-
tnuod hrm with fair sales at full prices Pork was
active but at prices which rather ruled In favor
Of purchasers. There was better inquiry for beef,
aud beet hams continued firm. Cut meats irmer,
aud in good demand Lard was dun, aud sales light.
Coffee steady. and In far demand to the trade.
Sugars we're in fair demand at steady prices,
The New York herald., 1850-04-29

the difncu,, ht> IN Mr. and Mrs Higgins arose some
three four months .'go wncn they boarded AZ no
ing and The impropriety o. one of the gentlemen on
that occasion. SO runs the t"y
The Case @ Isaoe r. Jeut-t. Ss.urSay, the case o.
~ pc Ms Go against Isaac T. Jewik oy hAss u1urgus
was terminated; and Justice Mounts w nela the ac-
cused TO bail In the Of 81 0oo 20 answer she
charge
.q.temrf 10 KUa Policeman On Saturday M MT about
go clock, tn. wife Of man by the name OF 'niAm
applied the Eighth ward police station ou,e fSr a.
sstahco to arrest her husband who in liquor snd
threatened to take her life Officer Francis o. Barsage
ana three others accompanied the wife back to tbs
houre. and Bsrange. while ascending small fight Of
stairs leading TO the where Haslam
70 be- and when near the top of the stairs, met
by Hsslsm. who made pass at DaraAge with bsyo-
net, which struck him the wrist Of the right arm,
elbow severng the radisl artery wounding and lace
rating the muscles terribly. DR. Post called who
drersed tho wound but great fear Is entertained that
he will lose the use OF his hand, II not his The
desperate villain subsequently, arrested by the
other policemen who felled him with their clubs before
being able to subdue him.
Charge OF Passing an Altered Bank BiH.-Ofcer
McDefmott arrested. yesterday. Dutchman. by the
bank bill on the broadway Bank ali cred to represent
20 bill Tho accused 1t seems called In at the Sixth
ward hcts4 and asked for glass Of port wine and in
payment thereof rendered the above named altered
bill The barkeeper discovered the forgery and asked
Drecks how he in the possession of the bill The
Dutchman, on being questioned became frightened.
and out of the house and subseq caught
by tho offcer In Elm street Justice Lothrop CON-
mltteu the accused to prison for trial
Heaiy Rebbey.-A Mr. Nicholson, from Saratoga
county, this State arrived in this city Saturday
last and on that evening, while on his way from Van
dam street to the lower part Of the city he rob-
bed Of his pocket book, containing $40 in bank bls
also his gold watch
.4fempt TO Sieoi-A fellow called VIM Brayman on
Saturday, entered the store of Leonidas Osborn No
655 Hudson street under the pretence of purchasing
some jewelry, and while pretending to select some
seized gold brooch, pair Of earrings and bracelet
valued in all at $2l and then Of the and
endeavored to make his escape, but
arrested and committed by the magistrate for trial
The New York herald., 1850-04-29

PnLApELrHiA, April 2f-There was . better demand
for four and sbout 2000 bbs Sold ~ Ss rs for
and good Pa brands extra sold at s. 62k s. rs Der
bbl OF corn meal further sales made at So 75-
Rye -four 10 steady at 50 SIs, With limited demand
Grain Of al kinds in demsnd at full prices Wheat
sold ut lice and 12lc for red and white Oats brought
A0e for Pa and 3Sc SOC for Southern Corn Is
at 6oc. for Ia. and Del yellow. In cotton there s
nothing doing and parties waiting for the arrival
OF the foreign news. Lard Is very quiet No change
ia querctron bark In groceries there IL steady de-
msnd with moderate sales Provisions held firmly
With fair demand for the trade and moderate trans
aosOns. Whiskcy is selling at e4c for bbls, and 2ac
for Ehdd
The New York herald., 1850-04-29
Port OF New York, April 30, 1850.
Arrived.
TO SAIL FROM EUROPE.
TRs Nesr York Lines.


Ship Isabella (of baltimore, n-isss Calcutta Dee o.
Sand Heads Jan and st Helena March II with SKINS sc,
to Brown Brothers Go. April H. lat "a s Ion 81 l5 spoke
shr Julia Frances from Beaufort NC for Guadaloupe lth
lat 20 3 lon 63 f0 hr Pamlico from Washington NC for
York for MataIfas.
Bark Kingston lBr) Scott Newport Wales 81 days with
railroad iron to Davis, Brooks Co. April u lat 81 - lon
e. spoke Br ship Albion scuddng before Westerly gale
Tie has experienced continual succession Of Westerly
gales during The passage and has been West Of the Banks
since the cath Of March,
Bak Csrioa Gerard Nayaruez Porto Rico IL days with
sugar moasss Du Dereeau Bouquet. Vessels left
before reported. 49,.
Brig Matilda tBr) Anthony, CenfuesOs 20 days with
gar, 10 A Smitbers.
Brg suwannec Perry st Marks IS days with cotton &c,
to Coe, Anderson Co.
schr LeRoy Powell ApalsehcOia "a days. with cotton, to
Post
schr Ann, Hopkins Petersburg, 6days
schr Ellen (o New Haven) Barnes from Southern port
Below.
shin Amelia, from Bremen aud
Bark Industry, from Sligo are still below
Sailed.
sloop Prudent Howard, Martin, wareham.
ArRn cswnd during the day from the South. with rain
at sunset.
The New York herald., 1850-04-29
Arri,ed-ship American. New York.

Arrved-ship American, New York.
Bosro~. April 2T-PN.
Auived-U ship Ohio Rio Iansiro Feb ~ spoke March
g. lat - - = Ion 81 ~ Br brig Patagonia Liverpool 81 days
from oAornis l6h lat II Ion 81 boarded Ssrd brig Han
rital from Monteyideo Tor Genoa; l5h lat " ~ = Ion Y S.
boarded brig Bordeaux 40 days from Wilmington, Nc for
California; th, lat ~ = lon = ~ boarded brig Emily ~
.days from PHILADELPHIA for California.
Schrs Pawtuckct, Newark; Mystic, New York.
ClearcdBsrls Eutaw, Baltimore Adclia Rogers Phila
dclphih. schr John Manlo,e, New York.
Sth-Arrvcd-stp chile valtsraiso Dec ~ IIrasci 2st,
eradura 2th. spoke h lat "a b5 Ion ~ 90 bark Cham
pion lRps de Verde 50 bbls oil Feb H. lat h3 -
= lon g. exchanged signals with American bark with
white monkey rail showing signal blue. white and red hOr
ronta quarter black letters; March lat -
- Ion spoke Br ship Jrnnett 60 days from Calla0 for
Cerk 9TH Ion g. exchanged signals with bark
Poiia from New York for Califerna time large
ship, about ~ showing white burgcc with
letters hut could make them eu 3l lat 81 Ion g.
TO- eSehsrFed signals with bark showing white hurgoe
with in (suIposed the Nancy Trcs of New York }.
steering SE 2th. On Chatham spoke ship Harrisburg from
Boston Tor Havana.
NV OPLKAxa April %
ArrveGshps George Green Boston; Gsiens, New York
brig Tueiiue. 70.
The New York herald., 1850-04-29
A'.'e hee'-' DA~s aie 50 ~ = - "~
Herald Marine Correspondence.


Yesterday. between the hours Of and IN. discovered
shr short distance the reef lying her beam enf
aTracnty caTsed The vnd st the te blowing quite
fefh squpy the NV. Several vessels TO herr
two C"p- srd sehr anchored her and AZ sunset
they lad hcr shcd each side. This mornsS she a
yaCd 20 have the water out o. her and between and AN
ss under aud stood Port jefferson In tow
n Il the Slope She s fore aud aft schr with
lettcm. black Viper works With white strek Her name
unable learn, neither the fate u the a. had
not means gctins her; but had vessels
going her assistance should have aud sons
her with the life loat.
rIursps1riuA. April 2s-t Pm.
Arrivcd-Schrs Lexington. smith. New York; Hampton
Tons Calais Thompson. Green, Newark. NJ sloop
Mat Ito Hsele Nfw HrrE
The New York herald., 1850-04-29

Died.

On Tuesday, April 16 by the Rev. J. b. Seratton Mr.
MoHrrMrR CoScxLIy. TO Miss MARv H. eldest daugh-
ter Of VIM. Ryan, all of this city.
The New York herald., 1850-04-29
miscellaneous.


81 Heicna March ~ bark Hope Rrnyon ~ aud sail
ship Alpha of Nantucket AZ Edrartovn from the Pa
shc lAo bblssp and 30 do VII ell ALEC, Tobti u
letter dated 81 Thomas April reports ,hs arrival Al,
that port of tak LSchange Hazard q NBedord last f
ting for another cruise; tut Capt nasard ~ upon
his srs al became and died afeN days aftsr
eght The had been sick, but all recovered eSceT
retnrn hone n charge q VT kound the mate Nnd was 10
letter IRON ship south Carolina Corey of NBedford
NiesadL With 70 bbIs ~ go % VII and SO DO 61mpbas
o ttund 20 st Paul cruise the ani thence
Foreign ports.
Ceve ts: ~ an White Tor Trieste cdi Edsin Augustus
ker,er ior Cove- do cleaner nsmlin fcr Do; JunstA
quin Dougthy, do' rhah HeNIn, de- Norma. Ehs NYork
Suntayi John Beoscn Wsst. for 40; 2sth wsiash
d.,h 5 Sss sssS 1er s
q,c,n, nrummcnd ar 7th inst from rhilssslha La
cld tor u ssrs. Ceorte ssslingtQs SNOW ith IRON
Nort fcfar llis. 10Th FROM Work Condor Lennon
d,La ismss DRAKE smi,i arr oth from NYork. Caroline
Itw. blanchard to-day from Bosteai lowell, Whit
sssssy isSs h"isst cbsss Tor cs;. G Austin. fss
tins, i,cight or gtsusr usnen s foreS Dsyis. ehs:-
rsi Dsksy, dr krEstsss or %, SsSesy. Mel. Ssr.
90; Impure ttamtar. katcr Iatt~n. Purixtco dos
A.1, a. nfSen ~ s' lysani be.h' doi hr,ro rssns,
str N from bcstch reterhoe thdicet - Pesrrr ID
a ia r,,Ss ,r,,s ~ ,sSs.,s, sssr sss y q " ,h,r L.
~ Cow. s;ot, 6.uSndi Gsrdasr q risss. ts 5s s At
,,sn,S F.e,h j. ssi -,i from Shisdslpbia i glin,ss
lttScy utU Margaret Webster igth from New York
Nsn disei C,utdtusc Bascock 40; sola PARK do. sa
~ ~ lorng. frr ~ chtr Annowob Almy sbt dscr III
ircastin Chssrs. ed soule smith ier New orleans
soch sttfs Asfrirn. Wet wte. IHy Nuprse da Nides
csalsr i' s,sls. Gag, AZ a,fy Liiy Edjy iof rat.
The New York herald., 1850-04-29
CCNSTuPTIoN

| CoNNsr,n,rTIoN; o;, Is TIE GREAT CURSE OF ouR
ssSl.hfs sl9cu The mind Of s serenity and the sye % ,s
50 its victim into carly gave Tbs Young snd .he Old
s a. Sy ,ha and .pt M sa3 ,S e belle. ,he country Lass arc
S.s,e ssigi m sha ,aTnhyd n y weapons i
| appliance and gratitude of ages. ' wv
ias asIlgriFs syrsssts handed for publ,A,er
70 hr fe~ in saying that i s tut one of many sasr
.'Sr. sS nfsHs fsS fss,' & Of his
aed r several sis ny sI's AsGS, ~ has been AZ
2, si tine, ha, ns"E proved fatal On Sa s ETY. last
sam .her tine sier her rv,Srn home iiir.lo r. -
she rad tired Afsv dsy. since she wrote me ," Tsy ~,
ess,'r @ s1sn hsss e'sn Tor one time The B.lssm you
M pRssed c,aSs or a tessS, H u u ,ho.s hSssy 20 20
Il 6 isi IrTirn, n,Ts p,a,i.!y assy i 'sE Es.hiu,,oo .
ara 6ny snSn sT,c fa ke@ssss -.
B las gros oat.5s sraPrsr SpT. ''' "r'''a
nsw .nd sid whocsais and retail oniy by srru
Lh Boston Mass TO whom all oriers should be
D.. sale tyhB.&p Sands, 100 rei,ou street, alec. q.
yland kcese Co.'S, Maiden iano. az William 8nSrsr
United ss,es anj cssa9s. ' generally through
ERiENDLY ADvIcE.-Do NOT TAKE Any NypI-
cine that undertake. 90 Nervous Dsoasos thsas
reys et iL base taon. .'S ef w. w.s ssI .r .
Of tie ad,erti.swsp Tss b @ Item hut ,he m,iaa
o,hins s TALBOT WAITS R Nassau 's sr~e, II iu
ngt suie s, kinds q gsuros sn Sorvoisons anspSro
youd :tsim|asuste. CONSTITUTION" IRON ~ProPrs'y IN
oyk RON Ds; htNTEE SO. DIVISION STREET.
q srcuai and ,ssfesi S.eSs rb s . sss
fsps ar,g s .Tgrsr,Sfa srS BY n s taown md never
ri,sr mu.t s,rl iho n.gnihcSnes. ne Fva remedy
naads IL 8. astohisnr how tsry qriskiy All harmless
,h'sf, tno every minute channel destroying every
of al aorder. and the sme ae forfyins ths sysssr
rrse doIisr With medical box. '''''A '''r''
N0tuRE No CnAEGE.-Da WARREN. or no. I
ns,uls rieS r. meg sss ss Sshssd on ai.ea,g. g rrss,s
% M aad i,m rrsstiee . = lsars warrants
4 HtST.n.' ''' ''' ip''"a IN his Chloe Open from
GX " sAyED-DR GRECoRY's rKKNcH ANTtpoyx
ssaa.ss tf,'ss ss.sr,aisa.er 4 ~ private ais..ss..
VII sye relief snd sope eases cured in d- enc
is,is Spns ais i''Si fhs hs'qSi5s sc sss VI.
s & .s & s.s 81 e. ;rs; ss = So r. 'Ss s,s ,sIs ,. =. 'sss
ihrcss.ay lz Revs corner q Grand street, me
for advice setters must be Tost 1lii.
DE. Cu9PIR. DUANE STREET, WISHES THs
ccorsrris., JS, rsss ,ss o,.~ns a sssrrisa
ueeS s,s hS ,SS x sS,i ss 10 sSs VAIL ssss
sSnsussd . sg 70 Tie hcsyita where toe a.etct ksrs NJ
% "s: g.%i NJ s s iPs ssss ssa
siaslcd dangerous 20 ave me any more medicine ana sa
s. ssis. syg,9S, ~ Sg, ava = @ ::
to ec SssY SS fnos %: csEES 'i sr,sss.T sSs
ID % s1N ii isrS, 81 = sssss ai..s.s. prssss iay
years enables him 70 cure psresty ~i,aou. meresry
l nysrs.y q e. t.,Ss ssS, :. no fee
yFs ise.us So fAIps on x. SoaR. Il II
dsas Arrseties of sixteen yesr devo ed 70 us ,rss.
form o. ,hs disease Recent n dsys Ne
mercury used.
ss-Fsr the remainder Of the medical adveetsc-
mcnis see seventh page.
The New York herald., 1850-04-29

Iyrrrp BAes for Halifax and Liverpool. pr steamer
Ameres, will close 81 the Exchange Reading Room % Ex
charge th at Is minutes 20 o'clock, where
letters can be prepaid 20 any rart of the world.
Letter Bars fer Kingston, Js thares fs,aua Nalps-
raise. California, Nc steamship Crescent CITY viii close
tie above once Wednesday Nay L. ut 2 o'clock. and
te forwarded In charge Of special messenger.
The New York herald., 1850-04-29
Passengers Arrived
MEDICAL.


hANserrz, PR-Bsrk CaTlOta-Pcrre trihaln iadv ana
two children. Ihietaud steger. Antoine Msuton.
The New York herald., 1850-04-29
Cotton Trade

The annexed statement exhibits the movements in
this staple the stest dates In each Of the past
two years.
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ss-Esr the remainder Of the medical adyee,ise'
mcnis see seventh page.
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SXX sAvED-ps. eREooRY.slKtNcn ANrlpor,

yAA "a rerfeei sS,erainatcr u siI private dssses-
esne1shes the -sus and purhehe blocd. This doss
sne re.el snd one oasts arc cured in two tvs ene
Ns-A. ana sefy lev eases require nore ~
power over the disease is unlimited ropdstor will
Stfant rerisa forfeit So and return A thse
nss teen rsid Pase, 81. sold lN Frltoa tSl
~ bovsry corner q Grand street. ana AZ the
tcr advice. Aettets be Tost paii,
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Telegraphic Marine Reports.

rnn 2s-wind during the day from til. SOUTH with rain
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I .ogk ioR DB. hJNTTE. so niyiSfoS STREET.

NJ lRL No tHANGE.-DR. WARREN OF NO. 4
htt nay BE eonsultcd diseases of private
Ateie Nhich he cures without mercury, hndrance from
bues and fr prstice ~ ~ years lie warrants en-
al hf. itpfena Ia -bf. ~. ~.
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