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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-10

MONS. BLEY'S
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT,
PREVIOUS TO HIS DEPARTURE FROM ". YORK
MONS BLEY First Violin Solo player the 0ymuase
lvl Musicale in Paris begs Grand Vocal and
Instrumental Concert, at the
APOLLO ROOM.
Thursdsv the 1th Instant assisted by the following
eminent talent:-
MADAME SUTTON,
MONS. F. BRAKEMAN,
MONS. TiMM
And other eminent artisteg.
the suggestion of many friends Mons Bey put his
tickets at SO be had the Music Stores and Hotels
and at the door.
For programme small bills. Concert to commence
O'Clock. mSNr
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THE NEW YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
INSTlTITTE

No IS Chambers street,
ESTABLISHED TO RENDER TO THE AFFLICT;
IL ED sound and Scientific Medical Aid. All hind OF dis.
will and surgical operations of every
ton performed the careful aud scientific One
Of the first ocous in the city will TO the
all diseases Of the eye and ear PARTICULAR attention is paid
10 the treatment OF all female complaints fatients who
desire 1t will be visited at their houses Those whose
means are limited will only be reqoltd for their med
Three four provided for private consulA
ton. The dug department attended by an arothecary OF
great erpenence aud medicines may be on
and genuine Gaping and leech ing will be done st
the shortest notice. Open day aud night
taents rom the country wishing avail themselves Of the
great advantages this Institution possesses
scoiuous anecons cuaneous diseases and surgical
TONS can be accommodated board and rooms In its nme
date vicinity. " - ~'
DIR. HOMER BOsTwlCK,
80, Attending Physician and Surgeon,
a.. ID chambers ST. ID house west OF Broadway.
nls instuuons under tine patronage and
the following gentlctpen -
REV. DR.. ED. Y HIGBEK,
REV. DIR. w. C. BROWNtEE,
REV. DIR. GEO. POTTS,
REV. DIR. u. STRING,
att Inns &c REV. DIR. sCHROEOER
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE fsrfamed and celebrated Pills. from Por.usL, are
perceive to be obtsaed In this counrys Seedfsr0ss
- cnitbs last selsus. fourth psss.
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uD-A RESCUE FROM KING DEATH.-The fol
lowing certificate is from Of the eminent artist
in the city


In the city -
New YoRx, Dec. 9Th, ls42.
Gentlemen IL was for long time afflicted with
we're cough, occasioned ny first having taken severe
cold, and neglecting the same until it reached such
stage that impossible for to attend my bust
ness. was compelled to desist from my business and
commenced the use Of the usual remedies prescribed in
such casss, but without eecng cure sording
me relief subsequently made use OF your Hosrhound
use, that at relieved and by continuing its
use but short Time left in state of perfect health
am induced 70 lay before the public, in order
that those suffering may follow my example and be heal
ed. recommend its uso TO ell suffering.
an yours with respect,
To j. Pease < Son. FRA'S BAKER LOO Wooster ct.
Sold. Wholesale and retail, - Division ST. 10 Astor
House. ITO Broadway and 50 William st; Zieber Led
Buildings, Philsdelphs; Robinson ITO Baltimore st.
Baltimore; Redding Co. State st. Boston, Dexter Al
bany, NY.
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BENJAMIN Wt1ONF Y, AuctlOneeT.
UCTION NOTICE-Hsayy Hudware and shelf goods
"A Mooney Co. will sell thi, day at 10 O'CLOCK, At 81
Maiden lane superior Of heavy and shelf Hard
ware uteIy Pistols Sc viz; cask sedge hammers; do
eros, cut saws; goods; lumber padIocss locks bed
keys braces and bits Wlknyous vices; sckles appaned
bread baskets and table hinges latter pap.I bra
stair rods. parbles &c A. 10 dozsn suosrior table cut
blade pocket cutlery Also. s. shovel combs hand
Irvine, &C. Also, at IL o'clock for of whom it
may coBcern, for cash 9ls straw satchelu milo ltsr
UCTlON NOTlCE-Wi,l be sold on Thursd y, the lth
"A inst No 2o3 Broadway extensive cole ctIon o Thee
l'gical and Classical Books eced from w. A Coin ms
greet tock-To BE- sold without Sale to commence
AZ o'c 'ock p. NJ.
ml02,s~r ANSEL EDWARDS, Auctoneer
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BY CARTER co.
lat their Store No 3i6 Broadway. Gothic Hall.)

FRIDAY l2,b May, az halt past 10 o'clock.
Cabinet Furnure Cutlery &c.-Luge and extensive sale
Of mot ,gan city made urnure by catalogue. viz: French
and half French sofas uhonej aud paror rocking
chair y and full French abogany chain; dvan. oom'ns
d. ube and single tnc se wahstands marble and mahogany
ladies and chairs French hrdeas eleg
tea and breakfast tables, dressing busgs wadrobe, book
card and marble csne table,; plain mahogany
bueau tables tables &C. Also the b'larce
o. the Soeeld cutlery dUner Dishes and tumbcrs
from s sale. The articles all made oil the best
terals and in the fashionable STYLE The catalogues will
be examined. milo 3tiser
ORIGINAL OIL. PAINTINGS handsomely framsd)-E
" W. SNOW viii sell auction onS tuT morning ~ III
ptL. valuable collection Of ancient and modern Oil
Paintings Just received being tn. private collection Of an
m'nt eonno combining many choice suheGs by the hrs
masters OF the rDcirnt aud m)dcrn schools They must be
be appreciated They are now ready for exhibition
with eat cg"e. Admin ision free. Sale persmptory.
milo item
A UCT ON NOTICE-Dahlas in Potts. Moss Hoses, &c.
"A A LEVY will sell Thursday morning, at II oc ock.
at Isl Roadway, 400 cbo Danas, all named and fine
sm Also the Moss and other Roses. Rhododendior Am
Also, variety OF Green House Plants all in full bloom;
Strawberry Plauts, 900 Aeanthus Seedlings, &c, &c.
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pared by the New York College Of Medicine and Phar-
macy for the of all the protean forms of Dyspepsia
low spirits cutaneous erupons loss of appetite
and general debility s confidently recommended by the
College the most powerful strengthened of the system
and ronovaor Of the constitution known to the medical
profession Sold in large bottles 81 each in small do
IN containing half dozen, S. carefully packed
and sent to all parts of the Union.
Office and consulting of the College97 Nassau
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
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ITO THE MEMBERS Oh. THE CORDwAINERs So
CIETV-GentIemen:- rhs OPP ression and want 1nocr
which wve and little have long pain
when reflect this suffering penory has been forced
upon principally by who have little knowledge
Of the ladies boot aud shoe bunes whose only
sign Ladies' French Shoe Store thereby udng aud i'm
At e1pssse Of asor and at and
OF you families Il coma ratulltlny that yon have made
the insuppoabe burden under which you long
ct codi ally acquetce the position have ink and
hope that prudence unanimty good order will chmsc.
Just compe tency or labor will be crowned with uch
,ucce.s have received your , of wageI and scque
Tuesday 9th May. 1873 ''"''D'"
Messrs NUNS. Whitney, A. Rogers, N 'Conehy, Williams,
6sEs, 5oy Scott. L. Whas cio'sx E.tJ 'S@ G ,'y
h dS nsa % RSss" Hssn &c
all who are not members respectfully invited
BY order Of the Society,
pHOTOGRAPH PORTRAITs-Dr l.. NJ CYRUS
the inventor of this produc by onv a cor.
rect touess Of the original portr bu purity ofde,
Of the most ciebrs ted artists wbeh.f ancient or med ru
the sncoursg mrnt he has received fom his
would fa inform them h he has fitted np or he secommo.
dios Of LADIES' suite ofrooms IN pk Place use
broaawsy where he Ias. his ,kll IN ms Profession and
niu him continuance Of the patronage hitherto literally
guerreoyps aud Photographic In.trunen taking
rus on large small scale for sale also the necessary
graphs coiofs Terms moderate. milo lm|r
pACKET SHIP OCMULGEE. from New Orleans, is dis
changing at Orleans whnf foot OF Wall ST.
Connees VIII please attend TO receipt Of their goods
mediateiv. mom
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WANTED.A BoOtmaker to work in 1913 Bowery.
WANTEDIA young IS Of age, and Of good edp:
grocery hardware aoSd. SsGt.oTe at rsspects.
f1 iron ss sY % ase fS'a'y
WANTEp-By two respectable young women, wilh good
city references, situations chambermaid ard the
No 81 CoarIand street, up siai!. e me az
TNTEE29RMATI9N; WANTED Of Mr. FsEDEKlCK GUN
ssss 1'G% SsT with h. Vie M' fs
who sailed a captain on ne Lake between and De
By sin ss1 note to Mr. No.
Michigan papers please milo stsr
II T.:s
81 .S ss ss.sss
Officer. birth. still vacant. milo i~'ec
RoARD IN THE COUNTRY W&NTED-Plea.as,
ii 5.
PLEASANT B9AaDINS5se7eIaI IsplIie. b &C
e. to and from Which ssamboa, qn twice day
and prospect * ~
a FEW GENTtEMEN Of steady habits can accommo
aed n SoSd board and va
O1dated the most reasonable term parOr and bedroom
A gENCY WANTED.--A gentleman occupying a sto'e
Grs d. ;5s IN hs UPPER part Of VA
hctur.g rc.ntile, pat.n respectable bust
ness Apply TO box No 1911 Upper Post Office ms eodr
$1C 600 $4,000, $4,000 $4,000, SO 900, ssoo. loan
RiN1OOE, mortgage, at seven per cent, (no comm,-
sCaIEFFELIN & FERRIS
mN 3sm Counselor,, It Law, 20 Chambers street.
ITO NERCHANTs AND CONSlGNEEs-The pc son
l. firm to whose care package ,gned by Mr.
James Plbrow, of London for Thomas r. Holland then Of
Erederictsburg Va will pea.e with the latte
through the New York Posi- Office. MIC
GYMNASIUM.
ROGERS informs IDS public, thar hi 4
y splendid Gymnasium Nos II and 10 Canal street. near
Elm st open for the reception OF subscribers
Gentlemen invited call and this
which Will be found the and comoee
the Lind in the country miois3tsr
ITO BANDBOX MAKERS-20O0 pieces Bandbo1 Paper
Tor sale chesp IN lots TO- suit purchasers close
Germ Apply at No 1873 William street, ia the store.
milo 3tsm
IA TO LET-Th, nppcr p1rts of the tn ee new three
k;H Story brick Nos 34 3 and 80 Broome street
the Bowery aud Eiiz beh ST., with IL rooms
each, with kitchen and ceIsr.
Also three story brick HOUSE and Store No $50 Broome
street, TO let
NJ Pipes for thu Croton will b. introduced into
either Of the houses if and p,,ses given
diately For further information inquire of
SCHULTZ BLEIDORN, No. OH Bowery.
milo lwsn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-10

WATCHES AND JEWELLERY lower taan ev.I.-A.
the subscriber consanty receiving all descriptions Of
gold and silver watches, Of the Styles direct from the
manufacturer ia England. france. and Swzerand he 10
enabled to oher larger assortment and much less prices
ieta than other house the city Gold watches low
. Ss each Wache: and jewell cry EXCHANGED bought
All watches warranted keep good time the
turned Watches clocks and jewellery repaired in the best
manne and warranted lower than at any obei place n hs
sale and etail, 30W all fal2lm
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re YOU tT uh1cd with iecug oppression
"A Do faint aud drzy sensation after Ia
strong rcse Are you afflicted with gripping ,pssmodc
pains IN the someh ard bowels? Are with
eucaion, and othr symptoms If imperfect dg sion1 Have
you dali ut constant right s,de between
shou To you in the gon OF the
kidney accompanied by shooting pains Of the backi In
word have Of the symptoms which denote disorder
cd state Of the stomach the tows the T the
swer IS ahrmnve and you wish to change y e hearty and
loyons might've, try bottle two Of JAYNE'S TONIC
VGRMIFUSE. aud, unless there is dformsnor in your
organic structure, we guarantee cure.
Sold by -. Sands, druggists No 70 Fulton street, A.
T. Sands Co., No. 273 Broadway; ID Sands 60 No II
East Broadway. IN 6tinsr
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WATCHES, DIAMONDS, &c.
vTHE Subscriber having retired fromhe late firm OF Gel
Ladd X Co has ommenced business the
Of Broad and Wall streets Opposite the Custom House for the
sale Of fine Watches Diamonds and Gentemens Jewelryat
prices in accordance with the times.
All Diamond Jewey bought OF the subscriber will be
based BY him after ducting per thereby Offering
to purchasers opportunity convert their diamonds into
money a any time they please.
Fine Duplex Lever and Leppe Watches. which he
commend and good time keepc-aso Gold Chain.
Pencil Cases, Watch Keys, sc
Silver Fok, Spoons. and Tea Sets, of hs newest patterns
the facures All the above articles shall b
equal TO the best made in New York.
Watches and Clocks repaired under his penonai superneu-
dance, with the assistance Of the best workmen
Diamonds Pearls and other precious Stones and Silver
bought exchanged, WIN. r. LADD,
~ Wall street. opposite the Custom House.
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sort6S&or

OWEN PRESCOTT, Pilot, takes charge a. master OF "
" sells bound New Bedford Nantucket Shoals. Bosto
Portsmouth, Portland Keunebeck, and OTHER PORTS e
corner BecHmsn. Ref.Tepee to nu%S.r Of MemSsp,s'
the several Insurance CsnDanes ia this city, Boston,
Portland. ala ,miss
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Baltimore. ' 1862
deiphia unc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-16
Died.

On Wednesday night, at llA O'clock suddenly, while
on duty, MIR. WILLIAM NEWTON, belonging to the city
watch, aged 49 years.
His friends and acquaintance and those of Mr. C. c..
Elliott, and the members of the Wachmen's Mutual Be-
nefcial Association and the wachmen in general
respectfully invited attend his funeral this afternoon
at O'clock from 81 Warren street
Mr. JOHN VAN HoUrEN, in the 4sh year Of his age.
The ends and acquaintances OF the family and those
of his brohern law Elijah Wilson, invited to attend
the funeral from he residence of the latter LOG Monroe
street. this morning at 10 o'clock without further invita-
ton
On Thursday afternoon 18th instant of inf animation
Of the lungs Mr. SAs PEARsAL in the 44h year of his
His friends and those of his brothers John Walter and
Frederick Pearsall respectfully invited to attend his
fune from his late residence lSs Delaney street. this
afternoon at O'clock His remains will be taken to
Huntington, l.. l. for nterment.
In the Island of St. Martins on the 10th ult MNirA
daughter of Nina and George w. Clifford OF Guayama, p
r aged years and months.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 1s
Cleared.

Cleared.
s' tSsFs ss fss Nom
Gss,hI5 as; Berry Csarls'Gn Geo
+: .n 6vs, E.sl MsS
ssi' t .nn %.'
HHdfweHs Ysry
Or nd Aa1HH Bath AhG BT
Arrived.
Ship Hbspia Bgnting from Liverpool May with md.e.
Bnt. with light winds and cm' and has had pilot
snip Glasgow, LAMBERT tof BATH AZ days from Liverpool
vh %S:f s,siS sG;i a,x, from ,mo IN h,,..
Ne,mH, Lee. &Ie ''''' ITO" Baltimore III 0'' a'' 10
British sTs Jemima. 70 days from Newcastle, Eng with
Big Mohican, Lee 10 days from Guyana PR with sugar
C,spian Arey 10 day, from St. CrOi1, with suga to
Brig Masouu, Haven. II days from Mayasuez PR with 200
hbfs sugar 70 order. =,
b s5OMn Reed days from Havana with fruit to
British s.hr Veteran, Low days from Abaco with fruit to
schr WIN. McCusky. days from Virginia, with wood to
schr Amanda, Smith, days from Virginia. with wood to
schr Augustus Lord Pitt days from Phade pha with coal
sehf VIM. 8. M'nh. Wallace days from Virginia, with
schT Virgnan, Bede, 'd,y, from Norfolk with mds. to
Sailed.
Danish brig Flora, West Indies; British schr Couar st
Herald Marine Correspondence.
GUYANA, yun,4.
pert Marshall Masters for Naguabo Ladvius Ell Po-
the podeap Urine, pish1 Groot Himbug; Vuliure,
lb]pie {. ani Hyena Bl Mcdonald Haax; Geh,, Bfl
General Record.
FOREIGN LETTER OrFIcE-facket ships Rochest Capt
bnon '9r L,verpoo, ard Sul Thompson for Havre sail
h'' morning Their letter bags close at Gpin in the Ia
chsrge, It 10Y o'clock.
SHIP FLoRIDAN reported ashore on Sand shoa has been
des inatiop. " ~ 49, ' -
BnnisH BAReyr BRysErrE.-Capt Thomson write, TO hi,
ts Is as % ydnsy May g. lsal abandoned
nave saved x shalop loads Of goods which ked IN
from the bom havs got all apk we are ling n
as a,t we caa as they beginning to heIt ihnk ave
WI DC soe 70 get n1engh with all the sac this think
mains after expenses are paid will renit 10 Mr. Jane, Al
Ian am getting protests aud made on. which
VIII he sre TO forward 70 England BY the next packetn
bound 10 Quebtc, was sold on the 9Th inst for E4l0.
Whalsmen.
Ausel Gibbs W. st. Indian Ocean. Sid Heroine do
let from Capt Merchant OF the Courier dated Feb
49, reports her in lat 81 lou SO w with 70 bbs sp rm osl
The Navy at Bostor spoke nd heard from Jan 90 Nsv
to Fisher, Nant $50 50; Feb D. Jos Maxwell Harding Vii
1859 spcptd tie 1900; Pioneer Taiman NIB as bbis
Euphrates Post do, 800 I0t Mecom. Reynolds do $50
81; 1h, Com Morris Downs, Falmouth sp 10 h. Courer
Merchant, do 70spi Cornhian, )ok Bnsto right
whale 2sh. Nimrod Sherman NIB, clean Much g. Csral
Seabury. do do.
cruise, 2509 bbs OIL
pen.s Jscson OF sem ,okcs Nov as Oft Island of So
cata. 20 mes out, 1900 So.
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the previous year. The compromise act expired June
3oh, and was succeeded by two months of
certainty, and followed by a prohbitive tariff.
The results were that the imports of the
three quarters ending April LIST, Is43, showed o
decline of O0e from those Of the same period of the
previous year. Notwithstanding the large imports of the
first six months Of 1872 exchanges turned in favor of the
United States; and during the paralysis of commerce
caused by the tariff specie has been pouring in and
lessy accumulang in the Atlantic banks Now, the
cause that produced that stagnson of trade and influx
specie last year will be in operation this Wis uncertain
w. The tariff will undoubtedly be modified at the coming
session. and course no large imports will be made under
the present runous ulaons when there prospect
otheir being reduced Hence the demand for bills will MOI
be materially increased On the other hand the abundance
OF money in England and the rapidly improving state Of
its trade and prices will greatly enhance the sales and
improve the money values of American produce, and Of
course increase the supply Of bills In this view is not
probable that any material rise in the value of money here
will be effected for time II is true that the In
terror is greatly in want of circulating medium, which
s finding its way westward, In the same ratio that
agricultural produce rises in vaue and comes for
ward to market |; but the operation Is slow one
and the money bere finds its way west, it will be
resupped from abroad in return for the crops The
supplies from the extreme west csnnot come forw ard
unless there is foreign outlet that in truth the
will draw its funds from Europe The probability THAT
the rise in stocks will be sustained if not sent much
higher In 1929 when the tariff of that year produced
the state ofhngs now N. Y State SIS 90
years to rum sold at H. and United States stock at
In that year there 900 of United States
stocks outstanding and scarcely $40 Since
the last steamer arrived the stock market has been slug
gsh, and prices have in some degree recaded mostly
owing to the fact that values have gone up very sud.
denly in the hands of spectators They have been
alizing Stocks have been working into the hands
pitnss The facilities offered by the banks undmi
nished and they lend freely oil dividend paying
stocks at per cent. with margin of 10 per cent This
being the further rise may reasonably be anticpa
ted The following is a comparative table of prices:
PRICES OF STOCKS THE New YoRx Markell Dec. Is
1912, MAY 81 AND JUNE IS, I843.
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The rates show TALL The progress OF events through
out the Union however indicates that the dark period Of
stocks has gone BY The breaking down of the paper
the fall of prices the ruin of the foreign trade
by the tariff accompanied by the absurd chimeras pet
ty politicians encouraging people to believe that their
debts could be paid without money have been the
OF the temporary ndispsson to pay taxes for debts All
those causes being rapidly removed. Illinois has
vigorously towards compromise and other States
are following while the enormous increase of trade
which all the internal channels of communication pre-
SENT accompanied by rising prices and an influx Of
ney removing the inability and restoring the dispo
siton pay This disposition follows the natural order
of business in this country Reputation was first start
cd west because there they first felt the blight of
the revulsion. They are now recovering, while the
Atlantic States, Pennsylvania and Maryland,
now agatiDg reputation. These Atlantic States feel
the destructive effects Of the tariff in addition to
other evils In Maryland in particular several counties
have passed resolutions repudatng the public debts On
the Sd instant the citizens of Cecil county, Md passed
repudating resolutions This is tine only Atlantic State
which has done and it is precisely in Mary land
where the assumption of the debts" robbng the
frugal for the benefit OF the extravsgant has been
pertinaciously advocated That chimera has now en-.
trey passed from the public mind in other sections but
its bitter fruits in Maryland the shameless determine.
ton net to pay at ALL The State in many words says
elf their debts paid the other States pay
them" Yet this is only temporary returning prosperity
will restore healthy state ofthings The United States
as it were rushing" forward to wealth and power
As an instance, make the following extract from
distinguished authority in Cincinnati, dated June s.
lsi3 -
Building is here now SO per cent less than three years
and what's Of equal importance in the premises the
White Water Canal goes into operation the first of Sep.
tember bringing large portion Of the immense products
Of Indiana direct to this place. Sixteen ye-rs ago this
city contained $1,000 inhabitants upwards of62 600
cthin the corporate mits and upwards Of 1900 by
tual enumeraton shall count at least one hundred
thousand in 1901! 4! When l first knew New York
near fifty years ago, its population was As 0O0-now
$50 000 yet you never increased fast we do now
One thousand houses built in of the last two
years. and 1000 his-oneourh of which are up and TO
ing up 1t is the handsomest city saw and have
OF the principal cities of Europe and all any
note in the United States"
The facts true Of all sections oil the Union
Opuent and populous cities grow up by magic. The
very rapdy of their growth checks occasionally ge
neral welfare only to push it forward with greater and
more irresistible impulse Debts which to day bear
large proportion to the general wealth. in few years be
Insignificant amid the accumulated opulence of the