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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-25

Bank afterwards identified altered nots of the
bank of denominations of either or twos The
package enclosed in two lead clasps placed at one
and bottom which do doubt thus attached to accele
rate the losing sinking the money in of
He was examined yesterday afternoon and committed
Any person having received $50 note Of the above
bank, OF su'Pcious character viii aid in the
conviction OF this notorious rogue by giving information
81 tho lower Police Oice. These scoundrels who cheat
and dersud the public have mbibed notion that II they
can destroy counterfeit note after having pied
oheri in exchange they thus escape the penalty of the
law Such is not the case however the evidence of
person to which note has been rendered that il
counterfeit, will always be received and generally is
treiy satisfactory to jury The public may be well sa
tiscd with the present efficiency of the New York foce
as there but few of the notorious counterfeers OF
pckpockets who prowl about cies who ever enter
New York without either being Immediately arrested or
so eectually spotted" to prevent the accomplish
mcnt Of their rascaty. In connexon with Jack, there
several other notorious counterciters
fined in City Prison, awaiting the action of jury OF
their country from which they cannot escape, the
efficient action Of Barbados Osborn, ESQ., of the
Clerks Police has completely vetoed all their prospects
OF escape by the former practice Of obtaining straw
hail
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Domestic Importntlons,

NEW Embarrassing Louiss--1g2 pig lead Rob,rS Wi.
" eeis Averil COP do Irvng-2i Lewis !,
&C 31ss III S Sss' r Whii bbs GO Les /
kess w Lea,itt-i7 do 10 bb ID C;reen-3ss KEGS n Il
Imbie-8S bbls Hour Hili1 hhds Everett Bstfee nv
Bfundage- chest trunk T. Cox-I cash i 4 a
S,oddsrd fcs1r eole trunk. Hovey e. ii Hill
N Wsua-l0 hys Dbl hale Smit23 DO Spears Pate nos
Lee Dater Niiier- lsing-is otter skns Smith Mills
co.. ties bXs 70 Keys NJ Dayyg0 bbls Perkins iIonl s
Whi,s- by 4 d weworh-,!!,W 0,lsti1-I ] Brea,h-S'
Lbls w A Gnhel cs Games Wisoni2 hhd 81 bbs 40 ~
do5aG bhls Collins coi2o DO CT SKIS q Oh.
wolj-i 6 West Oliver co.. L1nc & sanford-57 bales
HID Janrcrce coi25 bxs " hf do vi Conrclly2 t,s
Flynn-i trunk br A Booth-26 brs 20 order.
Nrw ORlF,vs-Bng Zcalsnd-i6OO bbs Ramsey Crooks
$40 pig lead Z T pofTe-9o0 kegs u Mlbanf-9oo sack
order
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Foreign Jmportations.

HAvANA-Brig Frances Amyi5 hhds sugar Minurn & COS
segars Baldwin Cook Lr, Burcke-300 Wool.
sey & Woosey-fm, &c. @ Meacham- case segap VIM
Arnold
CusAcoA-Sc Renzi-I3 bales wool S2T pieces Rio Hache
wood bbls copper bags coffee box bb salt q
wood q bds skins Dbl do Boonsn Graves COG bdls goat
skins J Fouk son.
- TURKS IsLANp-Bng Henry Lceds-7o00 bushels salt w
Dawson $3.50
0roRro-Schr Casilda-2oO pipes wine J @ & r Boxer.
foscE-Schr Rio Grsnde-3j hhds sugar J Labsw25 hhGs
=9asses Rowland x Aspinwall.
ihINIpA D-Scr Carolne-7aj bss sugar Rowland L Apin
VIZ AIS hlids molasses Harmony & CO.
Een-2i5 hhds 80 boxes sugar Chselain
'"n'er'-'' Rowland X Aspinwall-I; f. Bushnell
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This shows curious fact viz that the paper currency
OF France has been expanding precisely in the ratio
that of England has contracted The result of this has
been the natural that the precious metals have left
France and gone to England in the period of time
the paper circulation of the United States decreased
$40 coo by the failure of the issuing banks The in
creased issue of the Bank of France itself small The
provincial banks have however largely expanded
cvinced by the increased advance to the branch banks
which 100000 or o. per cent The largest decrease
in England has been in the circulation of the provincial
banks The operation has been therefore, drive sv
which is the STANDARD in France other countries of the
continent where has supplied the place of gold which
has been attracted 70 England, where alone is the
dard by the continued contraction of the banks The
sui has been very gradual accumulation of specie
the vaults of the bank while the low prices and sagna
ton OF business have caused money to appear plenty
though the paper emissions never lower than now
and the Bank of England is conducting itself with the
utmost crcumpecton The level of the European cur.
rency will doubtless remain exceedingly low for a long
time to come, and prevent any immediate beneficial
iects from the contraction here.
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ArsLsseHcoLa-Sehr John Wolfordsae sticks cedar b.
sop swifi1I ok Dbl VI Cayenagh-5 cks Post Phips-
bales cotton II Burer2O Perkins Hopkins- BRONSON
crate 10 order. 80 "
,oAyANrAn-Bus Augusts-ll bales cotton II Gowdy-3i $
seintt-S Doornan Johnsonl0 Dssosway Brothers-o
s smith Mills co-5 Collins-i7 Pamlee, kilburn
2Ider-9 ties rice Bolton, Fox LiynssionJ half pipes
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Passengers Arrived,

HAvsyA-Bdg Frances Any-Iiiss Russell Mr. Thosndike
Dr. Arnold, Mr. CASTILLO
CuRAcoA-Scbr Ricnzi-E 7 Iar,che.
OroRro-Schr CasIda--A 4 Lemo.
NEW ORLEsNs1Ship Louisa-M Ayres and lady Nltchep;
Miss Butler, dos Mr. Surge Mr. Coth-sl WORK Mrs
so child servant two Masters Fout NOresns: Miss
Moon Phil ,dcpia; Mr. Heden5urg and lady, Newark; Mr.
Day flinois-i3 in Storage
NV ORLEASs-Biig Zcaland-Otis Cook.
SAyASNAH-Bng hugusta-E Remington. lady. children
rem Miss { Stevens Miss BurelI Mis-. Grccnw ood
Capt y Atwood, Col P Stanton jr w Gorhsm Was.
ner-lG in
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Second Board.
Statc of Trade.

As matter Of experiment for a few days the Rail
Roads from Syracuse Rochester put their fare at 81 or
cts per methcy have found that the small amount of
travel this will justify low raethey have
concluded therefore, until the vel shall increase suf
centiy to justify further reduction put their at 50
from Syracuse TO Rochester, 81 from Syracuse to
Auburn and 81 from Auburn to Rochester. This will
he perceived is 81 less than the legal rates
The markets generally present very great ctivy
The receipts of flour very limited and the prices are
tending upwards sales at S63ii s6,37l. In cotton
prices rather falling of from those current previous to
the arrival the late Sales of pot ashes So 25
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In this city Friday morning the Goth instant
b. CLARK in the 2st year of his age native Of Marion
in this State
On Monday morning 22d instant GEoRsr HENRY
SMITH, aged years and % days.
On Monday 23d inst Mrs. SILENCE SAsproRp in the
65th year Of her age.
On Monday, 23d instant, Mrs ELIZA A wY,rr aged 90
years.
years.
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PRIVATE CURE.

THE MONITORThs is the title given a treatise show.
ing the nature symptoms. consequences and
the diseases called private their best modes
plainly described the remedies most proper for their different
with useful hints important advice and all necessary
dire ctions enable the patient to effect private prompt
permanent cure. To the unfortunate Dr. Jordan offers The
fruits Of many devoted experience extensive practice
successful treatment Nor does he deem necessary
than this that the Monitor has reached ae seventh M
ton.
Sold for the PROPRIETOR, only Apothecaries HILL 60
Prince srcecor OF laIionw also be had Dr. Joan
Srccihc Courses No l. for the ofcr, gleets and all
fhnl discharges and Course No for the
encrea diseases IN all ITS stages These packages comprise
fvcry medicine wash and requisite needed either for
nal external They excite suspicion no loss
o time and used with safety and unvaryng
~ Prince street, of Marion blocks east Of
Nblo ens. Private coz Marion door
10 the drug store. ma Inn c
DACkE.T SHIP ONEIDA from HAVRE.-C onsignccs
u will please Send their permits board at pier NO NORM
River
| rpbi. .,nrc
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-, ------.-
This morning at 1919 O'Clock.

Second Periodical Sale Of Elegant Furniture aud PanosTo
advances aase assortment Of the best made furniture
GUIDING mahogany high and low pos, and French tedeads
French aud half French and covered chairs wobrs
bureaus looking glasses cured hair feather beds
holsters and iows llss,ers watnds dining and CEN
te tables dressing breau rocking chairs also elegant
Wilton carpet and fine large Psyche glass, with other
Splendid PrnosThe riches, ASSORTMENT offered auction
this season including by Bacon Raven rosewood
octagon legs and gothic panels this will be sold with
an unlimited guarantee Is ths most exquisite tone touch and
cue IA the cy ALSO by l.. Gilbert of the highest order; BY
Wkns Newhs not surpassed in the city for all lhe qualities
several Others combining all the morae no, by the
well to attend this sale sale.
officer
Aso-Two fine suitable ior small churches
my
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NO. d PECK SLIP.

DR. CARPENTER, at hi. old mos-coyered Di,penssry.
~ No PecL slim near Peari-street continues TO adminse
the afflicted and unfortunate and 70 extend to them such
lief early colege and regular medical education and
nearly years constant Practice and daily amanty with ss-
of essentially enables him Dr..
Csren.r Is i,centi,te ofte NewYok State Medical So
oetv iciam no cquvocal forign honor )ss separate pm
vate ocss for the pvacy o PATIENTS who
never conac,-kccps no asslstsnis shoboys
deyctcs himself Peponaly TO the weli, OF his patrons
r.cn's daily falling fe,ms to ihsir belcul effects. The
The sudden transitions Of the Of Cspn those Of Escu
lapus caution c REGULAR practitioner but more i,np
tant TO the suffcnns and dslpdcd victim,
m22 line DIR CARPENTER
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Married,

On Monday, 23d inst by the Rev. DIR. Wainwright Mr..
GEORGE RUSSELL, Jr to Miss BETHESDA BRy,NT all of
New York. r.
At Saint Louis on the 10th instant by the Rev Mr..
Luz, Capt JOSEPH L. la MoTT ofhe u. s. Army to Miss
ELLEN daughter of MIR. Charles Chambers, and grand
daughter OF the late John Mulanphy, Esq
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Court Cnlender-This Day,

CIRCUIT CsuRr.Nos. no. ll5. IL, 60 a. 81 49, I2I 49,
ILL., 35 49, 49, 10. 95 100, 90 81, 90 TO- 1885, ia So
COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos. 81, IS, 55, o. 90 I0I, 1903
los, 81. 70, 100, Ill, ll3, lis, III.
Part Mos. H. 49, "a, Is, 81, l0o 1922 lOi IO6 g. le
Al, 26, ia, lis, 1872, 1874, 1856.
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Bankrupt List.

Benz Blagge, New York. June "a.
Peter r. Roach, firm of Roach & Throekmoron.) New
York June "a
James w Powell Now York June "a
John Buzby, New Yark, June "a.
Hiram Hustled. clerk, New York. June "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-25

'There is an opening for somebody as the Ken.
lucky niger once said, when crocodile opened
his mouth and looked hungry
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BY r. J; BEARNs. Auet,one,er..

a, ms day, Wedn, stay, at 10 O'Clock. -
,yo rnon street by virtue OF bord and mogage supr,or
ton ,g nited do bureau and book plain bureaus
mantle clock, splendid and flowers, pier glasses
mirrors p mahogany chairs mahogany rocker, 5 window
blinds pillar and claw breakfast tables, card tables
IRE do, splendid satin dnmssk window Curtains with
complete cost sso pair best silver plated ,andecks
chairs kitchen turnitue also patent lever gold watches Sc
~ TON MEEKS, No. 3i3 Broadway, next the Hospital
M9ud draw the attention of the public that he will sell SPLEEN
ana Cabinet Furniture at 10 per less than the quality
q work low selling at the anctons-consistng of Draws
touches sofas, covered in different celoed pushes satin
ana hair cloth. OF the latest Spring patterns. die
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CAII1ION

CAUTION.
THE TRICOPIIEROUS, or Medicated Compound for the
Human Hair being secured by letters patent of the United
States all hereby from selling vending
any article pref ending be the the original invented
aud manufactured by CLREHUG POS Broadway. he will
prosecute with rgor all who dare infringe his rights.
The public should observe that being patented article
pretending be the only be base counterfeit aud
impostue and its the and loss of the hair
Cali 2oj Broadway. stairs, for the genuine Price 81
per bottle rnpf iwi. or
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Packets to Arrive.

FROM LIVERPOOL.
2. Henry, Delano, April IS
Sheffield, Allen, May 2
PROM PORTSMOUTH.
Medi1tor, Ch,mplin, Mar. "a
Wellington, Chadwick, April /
FROM HAvRE.
Ago, Anthony. April u
Francois !, Alasworth, May |
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City Dcsprtch Post,

as WILLIAM STREET
PRIScHAL OrricE.-Letters deposited before halfpast
g. halpast 10 and half past o'clock will be sent out for
delivery at Q, l. and O'clock
BRANCH OrrrcE,.Letters deposited before !, H. and
O'clock will be for delivery at o. and o'clock
ALEX NJ GREIG, Agent
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CAMPHENE.

WEBB, through his inventions of the articles known
w CamIhene and Webbs Burners has thrown too much
light throughout this for years past 10 admit of
ghened public being led away by any acknowledgements which
may convey the IDEA ha the genuine Campicne
be obtained any establishment in this city except old
established EMPORIUM OF LIGHT, iis Broadway corner
Canal which conducted sndc the immediate spern-
endencc Of the subscriber who well knowut be the ony-
nal inventor Of the same.
a. v. II. WEBB, General Supt.
m2o 2wissc ii8 Broadway, cor. Canal st.
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The resnit which we have confidently looked forward
20 has ~ last taken pocewe refer to the resumption
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10 MANESCA'5 PRACTICAL AND ORAL SYS
TEM--The subscriber has nearly completed class 70
Gentlemen and another for Ladies' which will commenc
this week. Those who desire join will please apply i'm
meiatcy to l.. NJ. DURAND, No 75 Franklin-st.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY THOMAS BELL.
Stores Nos. % .llnn and rs Futon street,

BY THOMAS BELL.
Stores Nos. q .ann and rs Futon street,
WEDNESDAY.
Al los O'Clock, in the sale
Large sale Of elegant Furniture Of all descriptions.
Also large extensive and valuable assortment of elegant
furniture, from gentleman giving up housekeeping.
THURSDAY,
a io1 o'clock u the large Fulton 81 s'''s room
Piano tortes Harp Organs, Sc.Nhout reserve
did snooe by The best makers good second hand DO DO
most beautiful do1hle action Erd harp in fine order with all
the late Improvements and additional patent medals. This
splendid instrument richly worth 5000 be sold Also
nne and other article. the line harp piano
music, valuable books SC.
FRIDAY.
. AT lO14 ococh, ia the sales rooms.
sale 81 glesant clot,ng fancy and dry goods splendid
rledsea aiiices OF all descriptions ewc, guns seg
cases Aiothecas synges, and ehe surgical asrunen,s
wines, groceries, Ac.
SATURDAY.
Al 10Y o'clocl, Ia The -al.s rooms,
Splendid Furniture Of al drsrrutions ra2sr
MONDAY.
At lula o'clock
To Iron Makers Boiler Mixers Blacksmths &c--A, the
corner Of Morton and Washington streets for cash. large and
small shears for cutting boiler eating
stocks, dyes; &c wrenchcs; fn of blacsmhs
tools; quantity of bolts. nuts and iron of all sizes.
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Corn Trade.

In consequence the small receipts Flour gone up
Holders Of Genesee demand se,3l s637i barrel No
takers.
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To Ship Master

We shall esteem 1t iavor m captains of vessels arriving
report Of The shipping left Il the whence they sailed the
vessels spoken on their passage list Of their cargo any
ioreiSn newspapers they may have. Commodore Martin will
board them Immediately their arrival We will reciprocate
he favor IN any
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ADJUSTMENTS.


,,,s ,,,,,, PARK THEATRE.
rms E'hNlNO, May 25--The performances commence
THE MAID Of sAXoNY
OO"ii' D' usrrld Manners Karl c. Z. HON.
'oi'A Naalsnel, Mrs. z. T.. Horn.
o ADVICE GRATIS
Mrs. Eyenti1e, Nj lybs,,.,' 'Di'"N'ai'
Doors at sevenpenornance viii Commence al hal,
" -
Boxes, 'sl-Pi 50 cents-Gallery Is cent,
CHATHAM THEATRE.
Re.Easasement PM. FORREST po.yely for Six Ni.ht.
THIsI EVENING May a52The Performance will com
TIE GLADIATOR.
splretaeus Farrs lhasiru., scou
Jovius, KMby MfI:ius /. Cfsssl, Held
To conci,i, win
HUNTERS OF THE. PfHENNEES.
Aline Miss alestayer.
Doors VIII open IN future past O'Clock. and the
curtain will rise a o o'clock puncttally
Dress circle, IS cents-Boxes 5o-Pt 2t-Prvate Boxes.
OLYMPIC THEATRE,
THIS EVENING, May 25.-The performances will com
KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE CORPORAL.
CLARA. '''"a'" NIT saeMI c.sop N'eN'a'0A
MUSICAL OLIO.
Amer which
nj RICHARD NO III.
'''"ai"' s.u Ao Mitchell Harry King Niekin%en
THE WHITE. HORSES HORSE OF + THE PEPPERS.
psi diu cIpsr Nlckinson Agatha, Mrs MosGop
Dsss Crcle % eents-uPer Boxes 25 cents-Pit,
hai.past precisely.
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Dy- CHATHAM THEATRE.-To-nigh Mr.. Forrest
appears for the first time here in his universally admired
part of Spartacus in the Gladiator in which he has the
aid Of and Kirby in the principal characters and the
entertainments conclude with the drama OF the Hunter of
the Alps.
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a5- GRAND DAY PERFORMANCES AT THE

a3- GRAND DAY PERFORMANCE AT THE
AMERICAN MUSEUM-An unusually rich and splendid
variety Of performances will take place at the American
Museum at three O'Clock this afternoon. The mysterious
little witch OF Gypsy Girl will exert her prophetic pow
MISTER John Diamond the original and unapproac
BILE dancer of breadowns will display his double
shuttle specimens Of heel and toe Whitlock will give his
richest banjo melodies Miss Rosale and Collins will
sing their best songs and Duets. Celeste will appear in
the Cracovienne and other dances. Barnum will intro
duce his unique and conclusive experiments in Animal
Magnetism the Falls of Niagara with real water will be
exhibited and large company Of Indian Warriors and
Squaws will be here besides all the curioses of the
Museum--the whole for % cents
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If we compare the paper circulation in this return
index ofthe banking of France with that of
England, at the periods reducing the whole to dol
lars we have the following results -
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MEDICAL AID.

MEblOAI ALI.
NoPECK sLIruDScsor CSsaeS as usual deyo,e S hi.
fortunate the cectua and speedy OF all Diseases his
old established and well known Peck slip Dpensary. No.
those whom he unknown that he regularly educated
physician and surgeon, graduate Of Union College, and
cen,s,e of the New York State Medical Society and OBJ
tanned his dploml this city the 1913 But what = most
the 10 know the fact that he speedily and
eectuay cures his patients Thousands might and many will
testify His offices and conveniently adapted
DIR. CARPENTER.
Office open until 10 o'clock p NJ. m22 lm-c
ENGRAyING BY THE oMTIGRAPH MACHINE
street NY prepared all kinds Of Maps Charts
Plans and Surveys work OF that class the most besu
low tlose charged for similar work by hand ensv
ngth cost Of fine steel copper plates not exceeding Lii
Geographic work.
n B.-Specmens Of the work done By the Omngraph can
be examined at rhe ONCE N broadway m22 lmr
GAME the premises cf IL subscriber, during the first
y week in hiav, BAY HORSE with white star in the
forehead over eight years OF ae, aud IN poor condition. No
tee lereby gycn that unless the Of the said horse
shall call prove property charges and take him he
'V''' ' ''' W cORBYN Strikers Bay.
May 2sd. pi2. m2i str
" A Month without Teeth, S mouth without charms.'
MR.. A, 8. VAN PRAAG, Surgeon Dentist offers his pro
1I esonal services the ladies and gentlemen Of the
Of New York, and its vicinity in all the branches Of Modern
Mr. A. g. V. r. has been regularly educated to the profe
sion ia ylen Holland an has been honored with Dpom,
Of the Meda SCHOOLS Of both North and south Holland and
also several certificates OF the respectable families where
be has practices in the und States which he pesumes will
entitle him the confidence Of the American public lie
those who may be pleased to honor him with their
snt and scientific manns and tn. most reasonable terms
Iii, Office is at No. 81 Warren street, New York. 49,
N. BAT all times on hand Tooth Powder Tooth Paste
and Nedoncs adapted the Of the Diseases Of the
Mouth generally m2, m-
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NEW YORK rIUsEUM

known as fealeS,)
No. ?52 BSoodpdy, opposite the City Hall
TREMENDOUS ATTRACTION !--INCREAsED NO
VELTY
~ MONDAY May e and every evening dp1ng the week.
The Sons aud Daughters OF the WESTERN FOREST
INDIAN WARRIORS and SQUAWS under the direc
non OF Mt T. Page, Will of remarkable exhibit
tons OF the modes and of life.
ns Of the surerstions, religious rites, warfare, bunting
C.fALlNEHE ESQUIMaTX SAC, FOX SENECA.
UINNER1GO, and other distinguished Tribes
M,. EMILE, the charming Vocalist together with Mr.
SHAW from the London Concerts, and Mr. BRUCE from
The Indians will perform this "wednesday afternoon and
Saturday at three O'clock together with variety Of other at
srsctions. (See Bills.)
Mr.. A. Kurs will preside a the PanoEore.
Lecture Room performance half eight
occk precisely.
The greatest curiosity the world the Vermont Dwarf,
who is u old and weighs only nineteen pounds and
the Irish Giant feet inches in height 10 be day and
evening.
The splendid exhibitions of Switzerland Natural Bridge Of
Virginia vii! remain here short time.
Animal Magnetism every afternoon at four o'clock.
Day performance Saturday, afternoon three o'clock.
Admission to all % m23c
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MARITIME HERALD.
Departure of the Atlantic steamers.
Packets 10 Depart.

FOR LIVERPOOL
Shcrid IN, De Peyster. May rs
). America, Bailey, June /
FOR PoRTsMou rH-
Mediator, Champlin, June I
Wellington, Chadwick, June 10
For HAvRE.
ST Nicolas, Pell, June I
Ducliesse d'Orleans, june G