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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-24
SOMETHING NEW

T EUK'S GARDEN 80 Bowery.-The undersigned takes
II this opportunity to inform his friends ard tine public that
he has opened a Garden and Saloon at 20 Howsry. where be
constantly supplied with the choicest and best OF Fruits, Con-
dictionary. CT flee. Ice Creams, Lemonade and Soda that the
city afords Every attic ,tion will De given en- his pat to make
this Garden and Saloon a pleasant and agreeable resort to the
ladies and gentlemen who may favor them with a call.
ala Inc II. LEUR 40 Bowery.
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FOR THE FACE AND SKIN.
A MONG the many and yyious Cosmetics that are offered
"A 10 the public for b-ay'ifying the complexion, ard renoy-
ing very eruption from, the face, none can be SO confde44Y
recommend ID as Church's Vegetable Lotion II impa-ts adG
licate sm 70, hness to the comp exion, aud ef.ctualiy removes
pimples, blotches, tan, trecklss, rlpgworms. and all o.her euta-
neous e ,uptions and discolor atoms,
Price Z scents per bottle sold at Church Q Difpensary. lee
Bowery corner Of Springs rect.
Agents-E. W. Bull, H.r ford; C. & N. w. Simmons, Pine,
corner of Fourth street, Philadelphia Charles Steane. Pough-
heepate MOO Inv
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Take physic earIy-medicine com.s too late,

Take physic early-medicine comas too late,
When the disease becomes inveierste.n
DECOMMENDED BY the REMEMBRANCE ANT
II BILIOUS FAMILY APERIENT. PiLLS-By Iona
rperience these pills have beeu proved by thousands to be
he best and afest Family Medicine hitherto discovered. AZ
tho wish to secure Themselves againt sickn 50, They are
like sale for children as for any period Of life, and require no
Ttra attenticn to diet or to clothing, bilious and liver com
plants, dyspepsia or indigestion, nevous Diseases. sick head.
ache and in fact all diseases arising from an impure state OF
rhe blood, or a ~disordered state Of the stomach or bowels, are
speedily removed by taking them They prevent scurvy, cos.
tiyeness and its onsequences-therefcre eeaiarng men should
Two or three doses will convince the patient. OF their salu-
tary effects, for the stomach will readily regainis strength,
ahsalthy state OF he liver and bowels will speedily take place
and renewed health and vigoI Of body and mind will be the Ger
Tain result, Their virtues, in fact, may be summed .up-Aea
m.dicine which strep CITIZENS the feeble aud .consolidates the
musclns of the strong, and will be found Of INFINITE value to ie-
males of all ages Gf taken according to the direcbons), who
wish to be secure from sic kness.
Price rs and so cents per box.
For sale. wholess le and re all, BY VIM. Watson, hpothe:
carries Hall, SO Cath airline street; Smith, corner OF = uItou and
~. breos,vn. mai im'
2OO, 900 La Norma Segars,
7 ANDED from brig Ohio, from Havana, Of superior qnalI'
IL ty, for sale in lots to suit purchase rs, at reasonable prices,
ai0Im+ BY NJ. RAIDER. i6 Chatham St
STEEL PENS-From the celebrated manufactory oil 10,
- ssph elliott, of Biru ingham:-The high reputation Of
these pens has induced many Inferior makers. TO Initiate mem
thereby injuring theiwell earned reputa ion Of j seph 0illot
The Public are requested to be particular from whom they
purchase.
The genuine nay be known by their superior quality, and
ROBERT PARDOW,
mas im' % Maiden Lane.
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DIR. FAWCETT.

i1ls ~ w III
MEMBER OF H Y COLLEGE OF SUR.
VI GEONS OF London and Edinburgh, and Of the Medical
College Of Philadel phia confines his practice to a select branch
OF his profession.
"Noeet empta dolore voluptas"
DR.. F is encouraged by the unifo, m success attending his
mode Of treatment IN the cure Of vsnereal, sleets, structures,
seminal weaknefs and Rercurial affect ons, together with all
those other bad symptoms which undermine the cons iutron
and lay the foundation Of premature decay, either fiom NAL
treatment or any Other cause. In such persous the appetite 10
generally defective, and the relish 70. life almost subdged.
being plsss ant to the taste and smell, gently astrnges the hbres
Of the stomach AVID gives that proper tensity, what a good digger
ton requires. His treatise on constitutional or ~ rvous debi.
lity affords very eHte, sive observations on SEXUAL debility. Sc
minal weakness, and impotency brought on by delusive habits
all its attendant IS mptoms ply solc gica!ly explained. This
york can be obtained at hIs ofic. l96 Fulton st. " here the
ID ,ctor can be consulted at all hours OF the day and night.
Letters post paid will re, Give immediate attention.
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A PROBLEM

A ND the way to solve il. Why do the imitators OF my Tab.
"A let Razor Strop allow me to carry off the pr mum M edal
and diploma, from the American institute. year after ye r,
without even submil, ing their own for trial o we OF tender
chlns and tough boards: answer The above by bringing a dull
p.ir of Razors, and test for yourselves he truths Of the certii-
Gates or the mort scientific gentlemen in tn. country, viz:
Professor Griscom, DR.. Mott, Gen. J Talimadge and others.
G cole inventor and manufacturer of the metal
hc Tablet Razor Strop, with four sides, 1873 Broadway.
nQa In
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- BINEHAM,s LINE.
TIVE ~propristors Of Binehsm's Tran portatien Line 70 Pitts
surg. eirs notice TO the Merchants Of New York, and all other
nSrscus Shipping 10 the w est, that their line o now n active
Operation Goods consigned 10 them (or sent to 60 in their
ne will be forwarded with despatch,
Owner or shippers OF good. destined for the Western
States, who lave no agent or eonsgncs at ,Pittseny, will
,Iense copsien their goods TO William Bingham, Pittsburg,
Who win attend to shipping all such eonagnments without
ielay. .
LINE.
For rates ~offreiahf, which are as low as any other line.
opposite Pier No. Q, h.
B,-PMsenger- forwarded to Ptisburg and Pottsville,
-syery day, Sundays excepted. ~u
Refer 70 X, Crooks, American Fur Co. 8. T: Nicoll'
Front street; Phelps, Dodge * Go. Fulton street; Suydam,
Sage & Co; WIN. Rankin, Duryee &Co Newark. ms sm
4. POWELL u CO.'S
-zScvs "a Q .NEWDURGA,. landing. At CALI
kAoS WELLS. WEST POINT AND COLD
Ws-c3E~R steamboat HIGHLANDER
at. Robert Wsrdrop, will leave the foot Of Warren street
cav Ycrk, every Monday, Tri 'Jay and Saturday afternoons
a., o'cicck. Returning the High, anJer will ,,~,e lyewburrt
-r-yy Monday morning at O'Clock. ana Tuesday and FRIDAY
,Nsrnoos at s O'Clock.
yB. Al baggage and freight OF every description, bsni
lila m srr cte, put on board this boat, must be at the rtk OF the
ssnsrs thereof unless G bill oflsding orrscsiptis signed for
Snssans. M"
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.pRTI FOOI.-Ah who by me common trash .n.rcno
"A them inst. ad Of buyr"< tne genuine shrrnsns L.n,htIIs.
vii not only BE- fooled out OF their morsy, but mos ns.n
a", Fl .f.i, health: There is nothing IKE sh,,m,ps ~ a
gee for a c ugh. cold, headache, or psp' aiicn oi IN, , a. Mas.
well 81 worms 10 children. The Doctors once = -.
-.u street, New York; 8 Sta street Boston; . Ls
Buildings, Philatelphia; rranh Taylor, Wash"s"n'
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GEORGE W. DAWSON,

GEORGE w. LA SDN,
Wholesale and Retail Furniture and General Furnish
ing Warehouse. No 81 Chatham st, co,,ercC
Duane street, Neto York.
WHERE he keeps for sale a large assortment Of the follow
w ing articles, viz. Sideboards, Bureaus, Bedsi eads, Cots.
Tables, Chairs. Office and portable Desks, Glass Cases: Book
Pianos. Sofas, Sofa Bedsteads. Beds, B sdd,ng. Paleasters,
Mattresses, Carpets, OIL Cloth, Mating and Fire Irons, Wash
Sta do, Toilet Tables, Candle Stands, Bureau Bedsteads,
DregiIg Bureaus, Safes, &e.
Also. a Lar ge assortment. Of men aud women's Wearing Ap-
tarel, new and second handed.
ALI of the above arncles are offered to he public at very low
prices PER- sons in W ant of said articles would find IL to their
advantage to make an early call at the above establish
ment.
Sh,ppipg orders punetually attended TO aod packed on the
shortest notice, and on reasonable terms. Mattresses, Bed
dipe' &c. for fitting out v ess.ls. constantly on hand.
All orders TO the above establishment will be punctIally al
tenced to az thankfully received: =,
" B.-The hig-et prices will be given for second hand
Furniture and gentlemen and lad es' cast of clothing.
a21 smr
HALsOMiNE KasomIne raint having been
N severely tested in this city during the winter. months,
the patentees can recommend II with renewed confidence to
the public. The numerous specimens of kalsoinine FAINT nov
eristrnx in New York, renders an enume alton oil III "a
vantages supcrfiuous among the most prominent are the
Ksisoniue Colors are more permanent. more luminous and
sp eeabie to the ey than oil colsrs. They are applied withou.
health, and drying IN a few hours. Kalsomine paint may, II
properly applied, be washed when soiied, according to drec-
Ordsrs received and punctually attended 70 At the
feb ~ sms 1854 Broad sv. corner Frsnklin.
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FRENCr MECHANICAL LAMPs:-Ths~s ubscriber hegs
i .S call the attention Of parties about mt ting up public or
private houses. to the gre II advantage to be gained b. adopt
ing his lamps instead Of gas. at the present extre mely low
price cfol II is y W eli e tabIfhed fact that a hotel or any
rrge establishment can be lighted with ths.n at less than one
half the expense ofgas; and besides they afford a more agreea-
bI, and better di ffus ed light, entirely free from smell or smoke.
As a read lg or study lamp, they are strongly recommended,
ground globe cannet p~ossibly have any injurious effect upon
The eve. They are used IN most OF the libt aries in France and
E. u. sAXTON,
Successor to A DIACON,
100 [ mlse 1877 Broadway.
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RAILROAD NOTICE.
MARKET AND FREIGHT LINE.
sGsR#&a2

NETT dIVD WI TOHH'
THE NEW JERSEY Raj road and Transportation LON
ranv have established Q Freight Line between New
Rrunswick and New York, which they intend to run peima-
,neptiy. a.uu fsura.v. o..
esnted, and the foot Of Liberty str eet, New York. at9r.M;
IA country dealers and me- chants the above line Is very de
.sir1ble for the speedy and cheap conveyance 81 merehandiss
Dealers in Live Stock, who can have $50 head Of cattle con
we've between New Bruins wick and New York, the same day,
whenever required.
The rates Tor the transportation Of cattle, 1oEses, mules,
low never exceeding steamboat prices.
Merchandme sent by this line Is not subjected to any extra
ehanv in crossing the N orth River.
The Ccmpen, have 6sied up = large s~torehouse at New
Rnnswick adjoining the Railroad Depot, which will always
bsopen for the reception Of merchandise.
vllrsceiys ferry tickets gratis. mia 9m-
EREIGHT AND PASSAGE TO PITTS
BURG.
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T~E " EOOFER ANUERsO~, has removed 10 No. so
IL Ami,y street, fret door b.io Thompson street. one
hours a. heretofore, from = I'll tos NJ, aud iron 2 iii I'm.
a2osrm
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WIN, THORN, DENTIST sohcits the attention OF those
w who wear Artificial Teeth, and those who may require
them, 10 his method .of supplying the MaxlIary family. VIE
the Teeth; Knowing that there & a dissE!ssssLs ,;,.s IN the
of the acid on the Gold Plate. In all cases that admit ofit,h he
inserts ~teethfron one to a complete set, without. using one par
tcle OF metal OF any description.
A Chamhtrn street. ---- az Inn
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Circuit Court.
Before Judge Kent.

JuSr 3.-Henry F. Ke,chun VS.. Isaac Carpenter.-This
was action ofrepevin The defendant the
70 and n Allen street the first being livery stable. and
the other dwelling In 1899 the stable let to Corne-
us s. Griffin, lease for ten years, at $l0o0 per
num- and the dwelling from year to year at small
the year 1887 the stable had been occupied
uessrs Sloan but their stock Of horses carriages &c
ell into the hands Of Mr. Carpenter, and bought
Mr. Griffin and Mr. Heath, for $500, $4,000 OF which
vas secured by mortgage on property belonging to
tr'in IN Desbrosses street, which mortgage Mr.. Car
penter still holds and receives the rents. In June 1871
Mr. Griffin had become considerably in arrears for
rent told Mr.. Carpenter he buy his stock and
pay himself the best way he could there being them
Mr. e. averred sllO0 due. Mr. G. declined this and
the establishment sold plaintiff he contends whs
paid the landlord for some time S35 aweek account OF
Crhn. Mr.. Ketohum, in October last sold to Mr. sloan
who removed the horses, carriages and other property
to 1913 Grand street Three days afterwards they were
seized by Mr. Thomas Carpenter Of Henry street, al
agent for his brother (who lives in Westchester county
account Of rent due by Griffin, but replev BY plain
tiff the stock appraised at $33 and suit brought
the right Of distress under the landlords arran
Mr. Griffin. in his testimony declared that all his proper
had been sunk in the purchase, rents &c.that the
sale bona fde to Ketchum, and made with the
concurrence or Knowledge Of Mr. Carpenter.
The jury returned verdict in favor Of plaintiff.
For plaintiff Messrs. Edward w. Bishop and y.
Blunt. For defendant, Mcssrs j. W. Lcveridge and J.
smith,
The Creole and Beach case, which was expected ts
have come on to-day, is postponed.
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Court Of Co.umon Pleas.

before Judge lngraham.
JUNE 3.-Wiliidm Wilson Christopher a. Dieren.
bocher, Jacob Diepenbocher, and Peter Schuinn-Ths
was action for assault and battery the damages laid
$4,000. The first witness called was John Hammer. He
testified to keeping public house at l07 Washington st.
and that the plaintiff boarded with him. There was treat.
ing and squabbe the evening the 2lst February in
which plaintiff received some tring injury. The whole
of the parties Germans apparently respectable The
next witness John Raynor, hearty looking fellow
whose trepdaton and mode of testimony created consi
derabe amusement On first going to the stand he placed
himself close to the Judge in soldery attitude of aten
The ancient bible which is we'll secured by strings was
then handed to him. and the oath administered which
he Immediately took up his hat and running away
the seat he came FROM but called back by counsel
Finally he got settled, and gave his testimony.
WIrSrss-Knows Williamson, and knew him when he
treat Mr. w. said he had drank. MIR. B. said he had
not De men came in and he treated to de Is glasses
Williamson said he could pay for his glass hese Dey
Williamson, and anodcr man came up and gave him a
blow on his mout. don't know the man it Anoder
man came up and pinched him on dc troat.
CoUNsEL-Who is the mani Can you point him out 7
WITNE.-I don't know his name, but see him in de
court. Dat is de man behind dat one.
CouNsEL-Whol This one--that--
Some two or three then came forward asking if it
them.
wrrsrs.-No; it was dat fellow nit de red hair behind
CouNsEL--Well what then
WIrSEss-Ile squeezed his neck.
wrrSE.-wei; den he got blue in de face, and dcy
looscd him.
CoUNsEL-Wel; what then
WrSEss--Den his coat broke to pieces. His face
was bleeding, and after dat
CouSsEL-Was not Williamson beat very hard
WiTSEss-Oh, yes he was beaten very well enough.
His lip swced up as big as thumb, and was bleed.
ing Ho was much large beat
CouSsrL-Well; he was badly beaten by the whole OF
them, was he not
WIrSEss--Yes; one of dem squeezed his neck anoder
broke his coat and anoder made his lip big as tumb.
lie was beaten very mooch indeed.
Several other witnesses examined II appeared
that Williamson did not like something that was said to
him, and became in measure the aggressor His
sci fought well and hard for him. but the jury after being
out some time, returned a verdict for defendant.
For paintih-Nr John T. DOYLE.
For defendant--Mr. c. F Buhler.
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steam Ship Great Western.

We may expect this favorite steamer to-day or to-
morrow, with two days later news from Europe
She run over the Atlantic on her last trip hence to
Liverpool, in twelve days and seven hours, the
shortest time on record. The Western is the
Fashion of the ocean, and can easily beat Boston
Cunard's steamships must come here.
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City IntcllIuence.

THr PslIor orrrcrs yesterday were not troubled with
any business Of public interest, Nothing trnnsnred nm,
straws, which may show which way the wind blows.
Far ~ rHr ErrRrss orr,cr-By the carele.sne. Of
compoTtor, the Express Office in Broadway wa. set on
ire on Friday morning. and fortunately ESCAPED total de-
sructon by discovery in season. Those engaged in
lie buildings at late hour of the night, should be
tremely careful in wha, they leave the buildings IN
which they engaged
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philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l
Du,, nr,r. T,o q

Correspondence Of the Herald.l
PHILADELPHIA, June 3, 1872.
Complimentary Concert Has man Alright to marry
has deceased trie's sisfer-Sfocks, &c. &c.
The complimentary concert to Mrs. Watson came of
last night at the Musical Fund Hail. before Of the
largest gayes and fashionable audiences that ha'
been gathered together in this city since the exqus
performances of signor Nagle heard the number cs'
mated one thousand The benefciare was in fine voice
nd spirits and acquitted herself better she was
ncorcd in every song and in most every thing in which
he participated De Begnis and Norton were the great
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JusK 3-The trial of Col Edwards for forgery, will
doubtless commence on Monday, and occupy, probably
several days witnesses from all parts of the country
are in attendance. The Colonel has engaged mighty
strong team to defend him, viz Hon T. Marshall, OF
kentucky, Mr.. Dallas Of Philadelphia j. Prescott Hall
Charles o. Conner, and others.
Mr. Whiting, for the prosecution will be assisted by
ogueh hoffman, brace of boys fully competent to
maeh all that can be brought against them.
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0ts- THE WEEKLY HERALD will be peblished this
morning al O'Clock, at the Herald Building, corner
Fulton and Nassau SIS. Price ST cents 1t will con-
tain all the foreign news brought by the steamer Co.
lumbia, together with map of the burnt district of
the city of Hamburger.
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SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK
Charles Coles. manufacturer, y. y. July q.
Richard s. Chappcll contractor, July Z.
Edward southwick, tanner, Poughkeepsie, July7
The petitions in bankruptcy published yesterday are
eturnable July . except Stephen iendricksons. which
5 the eth,
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Herald General Printing Once.

The General Printing Office capable of doing all sorts
of printing such books pamphlets biDs, cards of ali
descriptions is open the Herrh Buildings entrance
from Nassau sreet-Joseph Elliott, Printer.
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DxAR FuS.-James Smith, fond of seeing train
oi passenger cars dashed of rail road, has been
sent to the State prison in Rhode Island for three
;"arS Tor obstruc'ing the progress Of locomotive
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To- ATTRACTION.--There il no place in town, which
an vie with the New York Museum for the extent, anf
variety ofits attractions. Yankee Hill takes his bene6
md makes his last appearance this evening He gives
cries of his most admired deneaons The Poly
Jews are unrv allied specimens Of art and the vara-
ION Of light and shade well season. is beautifully
md accurately dclineated This evening il the benefit
and last appearances Of Yankee Hill
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NEW YORK HERALD
New York, Saturday, june 4, IPa0.
Herald bulletin or News.

The Herald Bulletin of News kept at the rorhwes,
of Fulton and Nassau streets On the arrival OF the
morning mails, at eight o'clock, A M.and also Of the
evening mails at four O'Clock NJ the latest intelligence
from all Of the world may be fou nd on the Herald
Bulletin Board at this Let every wayarer stop
and read Advertisemen Of all kinds tken at the office
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o. A CARD.-Whereas, / find that some scurrlous
remarks have been made by Mr.. Washburn who i'm.
posed upon me by passing off child generally thought to
be from ten to thirteen of age Tor and
having announced him SUCH trusting to onohor dis.
crpon Of him. the receipts of this institution have been
materially injured nothing which deceives the public
will answer for this refined place of resort MIR. Wash.
burn has broken his first and second engagement with
me, and after all this, he paid from our treasury
over forty dollars. l have long been known by
those who seek amusemement throughout tho United
States and have not always been able pay nv debts
has been for the want Of means and not from lack OF
honesty. am not indebted to Mr.. washburn and could
have him for breach of engagement and for
libel had been disposed to punish him for his conduct
towards me, and the Institution under nv control.
am the public's obedien and very humble ser.
want, q. H. HILL
New YoRK MUSEUM, June o. ls42
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Excitement on Staten Islsnd and Elizabeth
town, N. j.

&C. The OW EKS OF THE STEAMBOATS, WATER
Witch and Cinderella about alter the time of do
parure OF those boats from New York and Elizabeth Port
This done at the nstgaton Of parties interested in the
New Brighton bubble and speculation, and it has pro.
duced much excitement in the neghborhood of Port
Richmond and Elizabethtown, many persons reside
near those places who employed in Banks and other
at 2, and o'clock P. NJ, hours that suit The persons
that take passage by them the year round But place
the New Brighton Summer Birds the times OF leaving
the city are to be altered to and g. thus those who
have generally comedy the o'clock boat in time to spend
till half after O'Clock unless they can leave their bust.
at before o'clock get to the boat by quarter
after, and which very few Of them will have 1t In their
power to do.
1t to be hoped that such conduct will meet with its
proper reward--he starting of opposition line
which would be welcomed by
PonT RICHMOND Eliz
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FREE SurrRAeE.-John Champlin, and Bliss Ben.
nett, two members of the suffrage party in little
Rhoda at dollar per day for throwing up entrench.
ments, have been retrenched in their liberty fol
breaking into the store Of T. Remington &c Co
At Apponnug, and stealing therefrom.