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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-10

0V- The Manager the New York Museum evinces
determination not to be surpassed in the capacity of
terer for the public He this week presents them with
the celebrated sgner Bz; whose fame spread the
universe Who has not heard of Blitz the marician7
Who has seen Blitz the ventnloquist7 Who does not
know Blitz the plate dancer and the only exs
tence who can accomplish that difficult feat II is worth
dollar to behold Jenkins, the prince of comic chaps
whose denestions are unrvaed and whose songs can
not be surpassed, appears Dearue In his limitations
Forrest, Hambn, &c. Ro,alie will MARBLE her sweet
songs Admission to the whole Museum, entertainments
picture gallery, &c. one shilling.
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MUSICAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS seem to be all
the rage now, no. only in this city and country, but
through the whole province of Canada. Braham,
his son, Charles, Signor Nagel, Signor Nouru,
Madame de Goni, Mons. Knoop, and Mrs. Gibbs,
have all been engaged giving brilliant concerts from
Maiden down to Quebec; and all with great sue
cess, particularly the first named individuals The
latter end of last week they all congregated in
Kingston, where Nagel gave concert under the
patronage Of Lady Bagot on Thursday. and Braham
under that Of Sir Charles and his lady, Saturday
night, both of which were crowded
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S7IO.0OQ


The safety fund banks have the right 10 nav in their
instruments to the Comptroller account Of fund in the
bills OF the broken banks, until after the 18th instant
after which time that privilege The only demand
which has existed for the broken bills has been for this
purpose and the rates are now as follows
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NIBLo's.-Signor Ribas' Concert went off with
great ecat on Saturday evening. Tonight, the
magnificent pantomime of the Night Owl re
sumes its run, together with the Four Lovers and
Francois Ravel's astonishing contortions. Gabriel
has one of those comic parts in the latter panto-
mime that he has made peculiarly his own-and the
talent of the whole family is brought out in an emf
nent degree during the evening
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CHATHAM THEATRE.-1he success of the Chat
ham, as every body knows is attributable to the en-
terprise and uaring zeal of the manager the supe.
rior order of talent engaged the variety and gran.
deur of the entertainments and the low price of ad
mission, which puts it within the power Of all who
wish, to witness the best dramatic productions To-
night the best bill of the season is offered John
Smith and Master Coleman are inimitable, Mr..
Lennox is clever actor, and Mr.. .Mossop has no
rival.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-11-03
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.TO OT'ECE.

VOT,ECE.
 NV L. BIDDER gives notice that he has w succeeded the late T. Kidder in the preparation of the Conway Medicines, and will hereafter give particular attention to the preparation of the following established articles, the celebrity of which precludes the necessity of a republication of the numerous certificates now in the hands of the propri- etor.
 Dr. Jebb's Liniment-In enlarged Bottles. For Rheumatism, Bruises, Sprains, Chil- plains, Numbness, Stiffness in the Joints, &c. The relief is immediate, and cures fre- queDtly in tDenty four hours, although of years standing and thought incurable.- Price 37 1-2 cents. .... Relfc's Asthmatic or Consumpfiue Pills. Prices 9 cents Bor-give immediate relief Cure the most obstinate coughs. Common Colds frequently removed in q few hours
 Albion Corn l'laster. ..... This plaster never causes the Least pain. although it dissoLres and draws the corn Out bu ths yoots--but gives immediate ease as soon as applied. Price 9 cents Box.
 Dumfries' Remedy for fhe Piles.
 One of the best and most thorough reme-
  Price 75 cts. for two Boxes. Oinfnen and Electuary. or 37 l.2 cents for either where but one is wanted.
 Dumfries' Eye Water.
 For Sore or Infanaed Eyes-nothing known gives such immediate and comfortable relief -and in some erceedingly bad cases. the most unexpected and desirable relief has been found in the use of this EYE WATER. after euery ofher remedy had failed. Persons who have used it, pronounce it without hesitation the best preparation for these complaints they have ever me: with. Price g cts.
 = Full and ample directions accompany l each of the above articles. -.- IF Prepared from the Original M. s. Re. cipe of Doct w. T. CONWAY by w. l. 1 KiDDER, immediate successor to the late | n. Kidder, by whom they are for sale at hi: Counting Room, No. 66 State Street, corner l of Merchants Row, Boston. And also by hi' special appointment. by Eli Mygatt. Danbu ry. D. Smith & Co. New-Haven, and by | Druggists generally in all parts of the Uni ted States.and at the sign of "DRUGS 6 MEDICIEEE.' Litch6eld, G., 1ySI
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Price Two Cents.
City Intelligence.

EXPULSION Oh Dr.. JAcKsoS-The Medical Society m n,
In the Count Room OF the General Sessions yesterday az
'erooA Tor the purpose of nqurng into the charge ba
ed 10 the conviction OF Dr. Jackson for producing abor
uoh The object this is to ertan whether there in
suoieht evidence against him TO have him arraaned be-
lore 'he County Court in order produce his expulsion
from The Society in accordance with the aw in such
case made and provided The sentence of Dr. jackson 70
Imprisonment In the Tombs for six months expired
| days since
,.,, 9TH ohlLp BURNED TO DEATH-The clothes of
.ie g named Ann Bedell daugh ther of Elizabetb Re-
dell Of Isl Mott street. accidentally took fra on Sd DO
e sue was playing with burnt pine stick and before
htr mother could extinguish them She was no nrch n
nJuieo Us 10 cause death yesterday morning
SUDDEN DEATH FROM BRoNcHsris-A woman mama,
uiiieh, native OF Ireland, who has resided in
o, , street near the Ninth Avenue died suddenly yeser
Jay rom the acute effects of bronchitis She al Neon
SICK Tor some time past and had not been recently attend
Gu ~ physician. The Coroner's inquest returned
treatment. ~ VI inouie"
ANOTHER CHARGE AGAINST BEN. SLArrR-Tbis blaok
rascal now In prison the charges of arson sacrilege
ana gary was yesterday recognised the man who
entered the store No l59 Grand street. the 2Sth of DC
Der and stole roll of carpeng which he Afterwards sod
10 Mrs. Williams OF Church street rhis comnlain, was
filed away to be used agaest him when he cn ~ w r
trial. ~ up ioi
MALICIOUS RAscALITy--On Saturday evening 81 voupg
man named William Valentine in Company with two
others engaged Francis MCGUIRE driver of cab No ISL
~ take them snort distance but before arriving at the
place of destination they opened the cab and u1ned ont
without paying the cabman. Upon examining the cab
loond that the cushions and curtains had been
or ana cut TO pieces and otherwise injured the amount
OF about Sl6 Valentine arrested and COMMITTEE
the other two have escaped.
fAsrEN YOUR WINpows.-I will be seen by decision
ID the Court OF Sessions yesterday that the entering of
house or store for the purpose of stealing througb win
dow not fastened is not burglary according to the statute
=. no Pu9nc VIII therefore see the necessity of keeping
down. q; =,
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Literary Notices.

FAREWELL TALEs.-By Mrs. Observation-Disclosures
w Dean, Ann street. A series of very interestn!
tales tor children, by one of our most charming ie
male writer's The volume is very handsemel,
printed and would make very elegant and valuabl,
present for the holidays
JACK HINTON, THE GUAgpsMAN.- Lever Com
plete IN one volume. Published by Carey &. Hart
Philadelphia This is the cheapest edition vet pub
llshed OF this most amusing work. The sparkling
wit and humor, and lively descriptions which charac-
terize the writings OF Dr. Lever are too well known
and Justly appreciated now to require commenda-
| ton from us.
| SIX NIGHTS WITH THE WAsHINGroNIANs T.
| ., Afihur.-Pu6ftsied by Cooley d M'IHichaek,
| FhtmdePaM these excellent tales have had a
most extensive circulation, and are admirably cal
culated TO exercise a most sauIary influence. Mr.
Arthur has indeed been very successful in the at
tempt 10 engratt moral essonso fictitious nara
yves: Inc interest OF these tales is well sustained
ana lew can read them without receiving abiding
impressions we trust that they will continue 10
circulate IN every direction, and be the means of
saving many from that rock round which the bones
OF millions have whitened-where fortune, fame
nope, happiness and hie, perish
TEMPERANCE IALEs.-This is another series of
taies by Mr. Arthur, and issued by the same respect
able publishers. Their scope and tendency are the
saiiie as those OIL The other volume, and Mr. Arthur
iuliy sustans MS reputation in the present work
FABLES OF LA FoNTAINE - Translated bv f.
WRIGHT, JR.-PubtiSted by Iappan q. Dennet, Bos
tGa La Fonaine Is the most illuslrous OF fabulsts
lie selected the most excellent of the Apologies
which ne found afloat In the world, and clothing
them IN his own graceful style, wrought them into a
sort Oh system or code OF morals His success has
oeeh complete. He teaches not only in all the
SCHOOLS OF his own country, but throughout the
world Wherever the French language is an object of
study. In The accomplishment Of his task his fell
CITY OF style, his righteousness of selection and ar
rahgement, his dellcacy and polntedness of satire
ana Ills bland, republican view OF mankind leave
little 10 be desired but faithful TRANSMISSION of his
work INTO our vernacuar English This has been
zone with great spirit and elegance by Mr.. Wright
ana we cordially commend these handsome ann,
sing, and instructive volumes to public attention and
patronage Inc illustrations numerous, well ex-
ecuted The work Is for sale here by DAYTON " |
Newman. "
:, :, hENILwoRrH. novel has just been issued bv
fost, OF the Bowery, at the low price of Twenty-Five
Gents, at winch rate he is publishing all the
Waverly novels. 49, '-
IMERs FRENCH REvoLUTIoN.-No of this va.
eaole work has Just been issued by Post, of the
NEW Music" Governor Bouck's Grand Quick.
step, has Just been published by Boardman Il GRAY.
d Albany, and Is tor sale at Atwils, Broadway 1t
composed and arranged for the piano forte by Mrs
J. Shaw. ~
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Bankrupt List.
SHfHNH UPU fFISVs
SOUTHERN DISTRICT, M NIruy yop,,

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
A. j. Barnes Carmel Putnam CO. tinman
Jacob Westerve,t, n. York inspector of Customs
George Youngs, 1913 Spring ST. N. York, Carpenter
Lewis Wakeley 30 Greenwich street. New York
manufacturer A'
Cornelius Burling, Willamsburgh, clerk and as one
oil the firm OF s. J. $. Burling New York
Bepjamn w. Week, one of the late firm oyR w
Peck and CO., New York, boot and shoe dealer "
Frederick Harter
Thomas Torrey.
Thomas N. Satterthwate
Jno. Wharer Smith
Charles Johnson Knight.
Jno Freeman.
Aaron Swarts
William N. Brooks.
William w. Shirly
Elias Thomas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-20
ENGLISH SCHOOL.
ru.,r uHAtANA, ISLAND OF CIJBA
,GSiHAhLES dunno WATERI Inn PJtiNctp.r

Aeads my was established years age under he pa
other distinguished Of the nobility o. .ns
the ms eSpc o .u % the n e ;s
a e English language and many Of them
mann Fns,ps has the experience of schools in France Ger
poa anS 5 U Ss States His hs
1,e branches Of polite education which are required in ali
German Ese Geoss hss
ing i1osopny ne practical part of Mathemstics and
of divers nations and requirements reside IN the
onment; and all the classes receive, rotation instruction
two under year. Of write and speak
The acqt years, correctly and easily. -A'AN'' anu
languages on not only Of the Spanish but also of other
nquish is being necessary for them q to ' re
uSaion The a T which accrue from anEngsh ed
Of the Eng accssd States, facilitate the requirement
SSsl s be SSnSy ms By y s pupils Which
Of the United ste English schools The eiti
s ssns from h iii
limits fine bath and eSmthe city, and containing wthnts
n.y. passed the summer & lately arrived from German
wife have
age but that Of infancy. udren are received at any
The terms rms are s4oo per annum ISns qndisturbed.
seFs 81 surg Hp ss ah nf G %G.h in a
nj, ALEXANDER MoRAE : E RsSSorHERs.
HOUSE FURNISHING WAREHOJ, Havana.
-. III HH dn;lS ssl Broadway. Man..WOKAM&
anu commission heichans, have Just recetnrers, Agents
opening new and splendid assortment OF the and
cies, VIE lowing ari
Siyered Chit and Bronze Ga Chandeliers, 6 ID,
70 candle do 4 to lights
Do Candle Brackets, Ito
20 Chs Brackets, 70 3"
Do Gas Mauxei Lights Ito
Do Giranaoles, 10
CaHoiebras, ,mn
sc. ,
new article OF Solar Lamp, very superior article
Also, article of Defiecter Tor improving the rh
the old pattern of Astral Lamp. e''
Also style of Forentine Bronze, color mmoyabIe
together with every variety of Lamps and Chandefc TO
churches, halls and public buildings.
PLATED WARE.
Baskets Casors Trays Toast Racks Ma
Kings Butter Tabs Butter and Fruit Knives snufers ana
Trays, Coffee and Tea Urns, sc. A'.
Fine Table Cutlery and dozens Japanned Yea Tav
N great raIty Of patterns and forms; ga Bewls
ties, Sugars Sc. SC. ~ IVY
w H. beg respect FULLY inform their friends astoms,
and the public that their wit the
nulacturtr are sucht athey sell all articles heir line
at remai kably low and respectfully invite th 70 %
and their show which alone is sufficient con cal
safe for the troubie 9mpen
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PRIVATE CHR .,

TO ALL who suffering from the effects Of indu
gencej and desire prompt and DOCTOR
JORDANS sPEClFIC COURSE sSre gdentially offered
These packages merely TO SELL
and productive only OF dsarpoinmonbu, have stood the test
Oseyen years extensive and successful NO especi-
ally desgned Tor the treatment Of 0on9r,h IN all It's STAGES
aud NO guaranteed of IN every case
Each achgc medicine and requisite adapted
70 the varied accompanied by Doctor Jodans
The Monitor" wherein - full directions,
with Of the nature symptoms
and of dssder and much information
Of general interest. -,
Monitor The Monitor alonel so cents dollar post
paid will ensure free. The packages Will be warded to
order, securely packed
a,iew Of Nblo's Cswden Private and
Offices or consultation 69H Marion, door below drug stere
Marion street continuation OF Centre ST. n2C im*r
IF THE WORLD only knew half the desperate
real disease cured by the physician the Huneran Dspen
9Dyson stree. with the far famed and Justly celebrated
Hunte Red Drop there would other remedy used;
this medicine has proved itself twelve years ago be the only
harmless earth; those afflicted respectful
invited 10 call and the private and read
hundreds OF certificates Of who have been cured BY this
medicine after all else have failed. Pce 81 warnnted in ali
Persons in Abans Rochester and Buffalo, Boston,
Mass and Charleston c. ofhis medicine obtain
genuine, by renting swh description OF the case In no
other they be OF getting the true article
die lmsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-20

DDRRVisw lex niE1dNG SCHOOL, aOs Bowery-w j.
Evening class for gentlemen will commence nm Mond,
evenn 1an Instant and continue each Monday and Fdsy
J eeSt parties OF ladies aud gentlemen can be sccommoda
each Instruction on Tuesday and Thursday evenings of
Military class for the instruction of gentlemen in r;,,rv
and each Wedne Iyds eTsnD evening sn a
ren'enen wishing subscribe to either Of IN. above
instruction as ou. ladies' from ii A. NJ r NJ foy
aG% to az. = oe M and " to
M aas:, MILLS lis "A nYsaiiOn The French Burr
Sssef5 No. r e Si;T . SsSs
ssss g Be- YSsR ss,sa '
Of hs.s Mild na sfgsn. Of Of
6aD hss Of Epr. nd sn.A which ground
would Do we'll 10 call S and Coffee and Spice
.hanp a. Il Tii save the expense OF these Mills in
H.B RoLLlNss sCUDDER,
NB-sopber, and $780,. No, 80 Nassau street
NH would find to their adsaniave 10 ,s%se from
gram and cane h. are portable and adapted grinding or
,h a. sNo expense of sharpenng the material of which
dIs cod ss. naturally becomes sharp by grinding.
EiUNSOMH IN pREss-Extensive assortment OF aIcn
W JENNINGS 20 s'0f Blcaa Gs M'n American wsa u
lor NE inspection OF the public extensive
so9rrnoets, Seeks Frocks, &c. ~ ''e' o'o''''' 'of
dollars s ss DS $50 much at fourteen
attention OF the economist ~ " 1 "o'''S "o
From those who found any aeu G5 IN neoa
'' Ri eI,' focs ira, lis Is SOLICITED "
pals parties &c. Mernos Yevets PLAIN silks sins ,n oi
efficient CATERS as e.n o.de oon under The
do W prices to SUIT the times invariably upon cash
TQFAMILIEs GOING SOUTH 10 IN, w., Ia-;,---7-
respectable female years Of age wishe, 70
She would pi s s,naen as seamstress family
70 go south Or to che West Indies. The best Of refer
York gwen Address A A A. boz 7s5, upper Post Office
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PARIS LIFE PILLS

nsn nssd0AfR s s Of
connie of ps e, mild operation
'ss' ss CT ee tns sSeS
from heat Of their room 10 ,b
ses in h
checked a fa s"d w sn vail not
sy are a all times of service never iorret
Shsn duly III no oas n s
whe and ss q the bring
oa body 9 the various duties Of LIFE which Will
he following are the exclusive for the sale of PARIS
Rqshien Aspnwa druggist, chemists. ss William st.
Ab% sne oo AS hp s"s
2 pI Bsjioad y, corner Climbers ''''06'
sFR b.sss4 s
sona = ns..a druggist ss Grand eoRe SIR ... %
ColngtOn, apothecacs Hudson steeet corner Of
e. Cotton. chemist and apothecay, Beeckec st. corner
%sTasyy; druggist and ,po,hsa "a Eighth
%S1eoase is Fao e. Seed drug and patent medicine
And Wholesale, at prorrietors' ofice.
Clarendon House. of Duane street and Broadway
Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining agency their sale in the
s sss s ssa Fs
LUCINA CORDIAL.
MAGNINs LUCINA CORDIAL, for the sure and speedy
cor whites sset oSaeed or pam u
G sas e
The result ofinheent of produced rregu
The widespread cele ty wonderful and ine.timable
quick positive curing above afee%on.
son % ea1 s es m0s 81 than i. nv
asstu e before taking ~ az once become robust and full Of
ssass % Or oosens' of The female frame which only
be And pseas
he impedmens Produced By physical which fre
snnot % Justice to the ofhe Lasina Cordial which
9 GSe sold Nassau and No Nosi siItS
COUGHS, COLDS,
CoNsBBMPTI9Ns, Hoarseness. Sore Throat, Splitting
y se'sn,iGe physeian sallsd-PTos.sor
cSnS cfaf b. aa Of n and
PR hsss
s shape qSa @ easa Il nor
& g IN A d. miraculous but
%ho w ne e. @s 3v Ges shilling u
from and 4 The blood Ia fact from the hundred.
hsse terms thai n case persons are not satisfied the
and an ae acsa% s The pcps
Tor requests one tina, from ali persons who have
fed medicines Of the sold cheap that rich and poor may
Jones' SIGN Of Y. ssss Chatham ss A
oa Albany ghs ' Fa SSH + r % .
k.. S6ss'ISq C. zebsI nsii 20 The Hotel
~ spe at Nos Gold street. New Yrok-The oris Tooth
cIssnih, the teeth sna noSh re.tsnns the snm. to
aes,S a'as u
ranged state OF the stomach.
IL designed TO be used with tooth brush and will be found
yupesede the necessity pouer keeping teeth clean
and preventing the away Of the guns m the teeth
IL particularly ueiu OF pungy gums restoring
70 healthy se and cansnf them to contract around
teeth In painful the gums from
cold will be found highly benefeix IL Is par
cusry seiceable the Ors Tooth Wash Just
before retiring This Lpethod recommended by emf
ant dens BY doinS all PARTICLES of food which accu
noaie during The day entirely removed and the mouth
kept through the night cehn ruect and healthy state
Sound teeth and vite teeth e valuable portions
Of humanity b-t how neglect attention ne
for their when by ali IN,
needed Among these We of more pleasant
nd efecus than the Ou Tooth Waf III clssnses and viii
the teeth, strengthens tbs ies month and
the breath We recommend vouny
Id Boston Momfs Post. - $3.50 cav
The Orr, Tooth Wash rvs, r,.d nm
a ensmel.-f Boston Transcript.
bor sale by the principal druggists in & scity nlr
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u. srArrs CIRuur CoUnr.-Before Judge Belts. Open.
ed and adjourned sine die.
U.srArEs DnrRIcr CoURr.-Belore Judge Belts Adj
journed.
CoMMoN PIEAsr Before Judge Ulshosfer. Adjourn
cd Before Judgelngs Adjourned.
MARINE Contributing OF interest.
SUPERIOR CsURT.--Before Judge Jones. Nothing nut
what we have already reported except few notions NC
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COUGHS AND COI-na

=
REMEMBER, No "a North Sixth street. ON. ,,oo, h.,ov
Arch street Philadelphia the and be- Family
MedcIne Tor Coughs, Colds, Splitting Blood Throat an5
Lung Disease, rising sensation like choking or an
pleasant obstrue IONS For the above Dr. SWAYNEs Com
pound syrup OF Wild Cherry will be found the great remcd
Persons who have abused themselves by the ardent
Will find both their strength and resolution improved Nv
leaving of the spirits and taking daught occasionally OF the
above restorative All preparations from this valuable tree
cept the above be considered spurious counterfeit The
real article may be had OF the following Agents or at No 81
North Sixth street. PhldeIphia--
AGENTS
Pr w H. MANOR Druggist No. 1872 Broadway.
BENZ. OLDS, Newark. NJ. j. =
JOHN MASON, Pate son, M. dS2msr
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FANCY ARIES FOR THE ,pOJ.yDAysrh,
.,ortmnt S peiyed by the latest arrivals, very rich
ho"s 49, ~, ancy Articles consisting OF fancy work
G.ms,, ,.,L wv in wood boxes, embroidering
n- "rs d can aud cold cotton chdren's toys per
ta aPssorted qualities, etc The pubhc
previous purcl ,e.n au famine ''e apo'o S'oeA'
"a lmer T. FRANCIsCHJ 2sol. Broadway.
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COtPER-An assortment from ~ 10 % of very
~ quality manufactured from the best and for sale
lots To suit purchasers BY T. X. COLLINS CO,
dltr IS South street.
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Court CaIendar-Tbis Day.

Cosrfo PLr,,Psrt al %. IS, a. %, 81 80, o. 81,
80. Part 2-22, "a, 80, 81, "a, 80, 40, ~, a.