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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-15

NIBLo's More novelty has been produced atthis
establishment this summer, than any previous one;
two English Vaudeville Companies, the Raves,
French Company, and now the Italian Opera, who
commence this evening with new Opera by Dom
nlzetu, called "Luci di Lammermoor This
troupe are said TO be very good, and have won go-
den laurels at the Havana, New Orleans, Baltimore
and Philadelphia, and now perform, for the first
time. at hfty c-n's admission. This arrangement
will crowd the Saloon nightly, and neither The
troupe or Niblo will be losers by the move-a dou-
BILE orchestra has been engaged which is said to be
very excellent; Signor Rapetti is to be the leader
which is sufficient of its organization, and
the wonderful trombone player Ciofii, appears for
the first time after long absence. The recent
French company has created taste for opera,
which the Italians have it in their power to cult
vate TO their own advantage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-15

10 The Wings of the Fifth Congressional Dis
trct OF New Jersey, held Convention at Paterson
on Wednesday, and nominated William i. Kinney,
ct Essex, their candidate for Congress. The
Hon. B Aycrlgg, of Hudson, ex M. c. was ap-
pointed delegate to the National Convention at
Baltimore, and Gen. Abraham Goodwin, of Passaic
the alternate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-15

90 DR.. Lardner is about to return to this city.
and we are about TO be favored again with his
highly instructive lectures. But it appears that
during his southern and western tour, he has COL
lected splendid and novel apparatus, consisting of
several hundred telescope drawings scenic ius-
trations, meteorological and other dioramas. He
has also obtained the chief share OF the property in
Russes Planetarium. With these he will open
saloon for short time in this city, and give series
of popular lectures which will be highly instructive
We hail the return of Dr. Lardner with great plea
sure, public beneiactor. His lectures are cal
cuated not only TO please, but to add to our stores
OF knowledge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-15

ol3- THE TAIL OF THE COMET Is FORTY DE;
grees in length but thin in substance that
blethrough it, The marvellous tales OF some nostrum
gers are nearly long, and quite easily through
The proprietor of Oldidges Balm Of Columbia however
der to attract public attention The reputation article
is established throughout the civilized world, and ce
Gates Of its astonishing effects in renewing and beauty
ing the hair continue to flow in from all quarters they
havcdone for the last rs years Humbugs may flourish
for time, but preparation that is not genuine will
stand the test OF quarter of century. IL is necessary
TO get the only true from 81 Courtlandt ST.
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g5- LOOK TO 1T, LADIES-Dld the bellies but know
he brancy that the OF the BcautifyiDg Lotion ro
u Courtland street would Civ. the complexion, besides
removing all tan, freckes, rougbness pimples &c they
would never consider their toilet complete without IT,
has but to be used 10 he the pes, COS
metc made. Price 10 cents per bottle re DC nsd
only at IL Courtlsndt ST. Brooklyn o Mrs mays, iSs
Fulton st., Newark, 320 Broad Of.
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1870 shares Mechanics' Bank, 10I; 80 DO Manufacturer
and Mech anics l6 $4,000 Chesapeake and Delaware 6s
1856, &c. $500 State 5, 1864, 56 $4,000 Wilmington RI
Lehigh Mortgage Loan IS; 400 shares Wilmington Rlt
7a 100 do do 7} 20 do Kentucky Bank, 81 40 do North
ern Bank of X entucky, ST.
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p3- AMERICAN MUSEUM.-E Ethiopian Serenaders
Benefl!-Grand Entertainment, the pest witnessed
The Serenaders appear several and amusing cha
racters songs Sc &C. and will be accompanied by
splendid Moving Diorama MIR. Brewer, Miss Alair, Ce-
leste, SC. SC. The Feeje Mermaid also be seen
without extra charge. Such attractions are seldom
found for a "qusrter,-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-15

TIE CRICKET MATCH between the ST. Georges
Club Of this city and the Toronto Club continu
ed yesterday. On the day previous the latter were
II ahead in the game. The innings of the St.
Georges Club yesterday yielded them a count of
l06 which the Toronto boys must make up to-day
al one innings. including the ii standing TO their
side on "Wednesday. If The day is pleasant large
concourse will be on the ground to see the sport
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Philada. Bank.

This last note is marked ON the face with black
ink-Nos. 9S5 and97 On the notes are dated Dec
IL, 1870 and marke ed with the initials A. G. -
PHILADELPHIA Gazette, Sept II.
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SHOCKING RAIL ROAD ACCIDENTS. serious
rail road accidents have lately occurred. One hap
psned on the Eastern Road on Tuesday evening,
aud resulted IN the death of the engineer of the To-
connective, and the destruction of many cars. The
other occurred on the Stonington road last evening,
and resulted in the death of Ither Balling, Jewped
lar. On jumping from forward car while the train
was going at the rate OF six or miles an hour
he was thrown down and his head falling on the
track, nearly every car passed over, and literally
crushed 1t TO atoms. He was, of course, instantly
killed. Little over two hundred dollars were found
on his person. He has left wife and one child in
this city
Thsaccldent should act as a caution TO every one.
Let travellers place their lives in the hands of the
conductors OF the railroads, land all will go safe
enough. At any rate, never jump from a tram OF
cars until it has stopped.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-15

0G- IMPORTANT TO THE UNFoRTU NATE.-A
cure guaranteed-TheC ollegeo Medicine and Pharmacy
oihe city OF New York. established for the suppression
OF quackery, Is now prepared TO treat ell Diseases
OF private nature, and offer to all those afflicted with
these distressing maades advantages not be met with
al any other institution in this country either public
private From the constant correspondence and from
private arrangements between the members Of The College
and the most eminent professors OF the Medical Institutions
oiEurope all the improvements in the treatment OF these
diseases are forwarded 10 them long before they reach the
majority of the medical professions Of this country.
With such advantages, together with the combined
skill OF the first medical men OF this country the College
feel satisfied that the good work which they have under
taken, "the suppression Of quackery" will receive the
patronage deserves from that portion Of the public
quring their services.
Terms for advice. and all medicines, So.
NJ B. Patients living at distance, by stating their dis
ease explicitly in writing, giving all symptoms
with the treatment they received elsewhere any can
obtain chest containing all medicines with full drec
tiohs for with guarantee OF by addressing the
agent of the College, post paid, enclosing So.
BY order. w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College, "a Nassau
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-15

BEASDE's ENCYCLoPNDM.-The twelfth numbe,
Of Brands Encyclopedia OF Science, Literature and
Art, is just published. The whole work isnow con.
cuded, and will form a superb volume OF 1852
pages at the low price OF 49, the cost of the English
edition being nearly five times that sum. This !.
one OF the most useful books of the day. For sale
al this Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-15

0Ht- His Majesty the King of Wirtemberg has ap
pointed Ferdinand j.. Brauns, Esq, Consul General
OF Wrtemburg, in the United Staies OF America, TO
reside in Baltimore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-15

CHEROKEE EIEcTIoN.-Ross is elected principal
chief and Lowry assistant principal chief, by ma
iority of 923 votes, receiving nearly two thirds OF
committee IL Ross linen, Vann men. Council Is
Ross men, Is Vann men. On Joint ballot 81 Ross
men, and Vann men.--Arkdnsus InteKigencer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-15

CHATHAM.-From want of space and other causes
we have omitted to mention the Chatham, where
Burton is carrying all before him. Tonight he ap-
pears In the sterling comedy of "Womans Life, -
and In the farce OF Animal Magnetism" Miss
Rallia, the great American danscuse, also appears;
Miss Rowell on the violin, and the famous min
strels bring up the rear. Since its re-openng, the
Chatham has been nightly filled with audiences OF
the mostfashlonabe character, and its career, under
the present popular management, bids fair to eclipse
IN bnliancy the astonishing success OF its palmest
daYs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-15
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

Mexican. of Mobile Informs us that he was last
night robbed of 81, 900, the money having been
taken from his room at the Franklin House lie
oilers reward OF $500 Tor its recovery. The notes
are described as follows: +
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-15

MADAME SUTToN.-This talented artistic has now
settled in this city, and fixed her residence at 6ls
Broadway, where she intends giving finishing les
sons IN singing. The very fact of vocalist like
Madame Sutton settling in this city, and for such
purpose, Is an advantage TO parents, which they
have never before enjoyed In regard 10 the tuition
of their daughters. Singing an accomplishment
which every lady ought to possess lady may be
handsome and well educated, but still you always
imagine there is something wanted, If this most
fascinating and attractive science is neglected.
We know of no plan more likely to improve our
musical taste than the presence of such talented
professor as Madame S. Professional singers can
impart with much greater facility the style and fin
lsh, and their pupils advance much more rapidly
from the professors singing with them and Madame
may rest satisfied that her time will be fully occu-
pied. See her card in another column.
SiGNoRA CASTELIAN.-This favorlteI and charm
ing songsress, gives her first concert since her re-
turn from Montreal, nc. on Monday next, at Wash
ngon Hall, Broadway. On this occasion she will
sing some of her best and most popular songs. The
place which she has seectedor giving this concert,
is an excellent one, being good for the singer as
the audience, the voice being heard TO great adj
vantage.
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Total. ..slA.2sa sla 2sa

loml. .............$4,2Sd $l22o2
Yet tins is nothing. We were told the other day
pya Boston merchant that he saw more produce
hoat by Hyde Park on the Hudson in one day last
spring than passed over the Western Railroad in all
last year. Think of this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-15

FRIaHTrUL Three men, Jos Clark, Jos. Pettes,
and Square Davis, engaged in blasting rocks
the river, at Taunton, Massachusetts, charged
rock, but finding that the water had flowed in
they commenced clearing il out, when the powder
ignl,ed and exploded, mutilating the arms of Davis
so shockingly that amputation will be necessary,
and irighlIully mangling the heads and shoulders of
Clark and Pettcs. The recovery of either OF them
is doubtful
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-15

90 DIR. TAYLoRs BALsAM OF LIvERwoRr
snow made Of 24 Spring street by the original propre
tor formerly 375 Bowery, where oil persons in want of
the only true article must be sure Of getting IT,
GEO. TAYLOR NJ n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-15

" 1t is said that Elisha Whttlesey, Auditor of
The Post Office Department, resigned his office be-
cause Captain Tyler persisted in making the ap-
pomtmen's OF clerks, and for that purpose removing
good and efficient ones
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-15

uy- " MISTAKES ARE OFTEN FATAL"-Many
suppose slight cough TO be trife and neaec it, II
passes into consumption, and death follows Sherman
Cough Lozenges would have speedily remedied the evil
Worms kill thousands and the is not suspected
DR.. Shermans Worm Lozenges specific Trifle not
If worms suspected at this celebrated
worm destroyer. Dr. Shermans warehouse Is IO6 Mas
sou street Agents-llO Broadway 10 Astor House; 227
hudson ss Bowery Ia East Broadway; IS William st.,
and 80 Chestnut st, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-15

90 THE CHINESE HAIR ERADICAToR WILL
remove hair from any part oil the human face ana NO,
injurc the most delicate skim II can be seen onrlid M
fore purchasing The hair vsnshss Mt once and ,be Cd
Is left smooher than before. To be had genuine only
u CourtIandts oil. '"'y ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-15

FASHIONABLE ARRvU-fIis Excellency Count
Bodisco, with his family, arrived in town Yesterday
from Washington, and have taken lodgings at the
Wsverly House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-15

09-PIANOS AND MUSlC.-We would call the at.
0nton Of our musical readers to Mr.. Atws advertise
raon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-15

W new Wing daily newspaper is about TO be
started in Washington, preparatory to the meeting
of Congress-
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JACK FRoT.-This person visited Massachusetts,
last Tuesday night, and injured the ripcning corn,
| squashes, melons, &c, rather seriously.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-15

20 Inc corner stone OF Roman Catholic Ca
thedral has been laid at Kingston, Canada.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-15

~ The wings of Georgia have nominated the
Hon. A. II. Chapel, of Bib, for the vacancy oc-
casoned by the resignation of the Hon. John La
mar in Congress
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Original Essay on Education, to Youth.
Original Letters from Boston, No. l.
Original Problems Enigmas, SC, for children.
Original Reviews of New Works.
Sam Slick in England sketch OF Mrs seba smith l. a,
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Essay on Derscton Sketch of Scottish Life Uorticul.
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WREcK-Cap. Marshall, Of the powhatan, at Baltimore
reports having passed on the 18th ut lat i6 49, lon
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Spoken.
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II {Iy-RlCH AND RARE--Another New Work by Paul
de Kock. This day published and for sale at No Ann
street, and by all the ncwsmen and bookseIlers-My
We's Child from the French of Charles Paul de Kock
without emission Infringement, with Splendid En-
craving.
Price I2I cents retail 81 per 100 Buy at you
want, or you may be disappointed. II is rich, very.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-15

II o. THE TUBEROsE SHAVING CREAM-Thc
pleasing effect in the operation OF shaving caused by this
cream beyond description. Its ssp,nacous compounds
are highly commended by those no have tested its
ror qualities and those who would avail
its beneficial effects, invited TO cali Phalons Hair
Dressing Saloon, ala Broadway, and witness superior
efficacy by personal trial. that those who have been
imposed upon by the many humbugs OF the day. have
opportunity of getting their money worth The reputs-
ton heretofore attchea to foreign cosmetics for shaving
isfas giving way to his beautiful preparation 1t is the
cheapct and most desirable luxury for self shaving gem
tlemen imaginable richly perfumed and put up in hand
some jars at three and five shillings.
Sold wholesale and retail by the inventor, T. Phalon,
24 Broadway, opposite St. Paus also by Brainard Co.
IL Court street, Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-15

The THEATRES. --Walack's Plolla and Dick
d shal drew better house last hight at the Park
than either of the two previous ones, and indeed it
is refreshing to witness his Representations To-
night he appears in a character which he has made
wholly his own--the Brigand Chief; the per-
formances are for his eneft, and such house may
be expected that VIII ich greeted his first appear
ance. Nlblo is pros ,erous as when he commended
with less opposition, and his success is well merited
o.nigh he gives Italian Opera, and with that com
pany the Raves will alternate each succeeding
night, during the limited engagement which has
been made with the Italian troupe. The Raves,
from all appearances, would drawluntil Christmas.
The Chatham, with lis improved interior, and
the reconstruction of Its company, and Burton
as an attraction, has become one of the
most prosperous of our TIL eatres. Next week,
we hear, H. P. Grattan, commences short
engagement, in the course Of which he will
play in one OF his own piece The Rebel Chief;
or, the Irish Rebellion" RusselPs Concert, last
night, was highly successful, as his Concerts ever
are Madame Castelar,, will again delight the
town with one of her brilliant Concerts Monday
next MIS- Sutton remains here for the winter and
devotes herself to tuition. Hacket, it is said is
about to retire from the stage and resume his mer.
camille pursuits. The Seguins are in Boston. The
French operate Company are in Philadel phia-
Rice, the original Jim Crow is here having Just re-
tune d from England.
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The "PREBLR" HoMIcIpE.-The grand jury of
the District Court Of the United States, sitting at
Boston, deem this a Of murder, as will appear
from the following report from Boston paper
DISTRICT Court OF THE UNITED STATES The
September term OF this Court commenced on Tuee
day. The grand jury investigated the case OF Call
gan, who was recently examined before one OF the
Commissioners, and ordered TO recognize for the
crime OF mansaughter. The grand jury found no
bill, on the ground, il is said, that the offence
which this Court has no jurisdiction. The prisoner
will probably be bound over to the Circuit Court.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-15

MAINE ELEcrIoN.-This election has resulted IN
the choice of Anderson, the democratic candidate,
for Governor, and Of large democratic majority in
the Legislature.
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RAILROAD TO MoNTREAL.-The new road from
Boston to Fitchburg is rapidly approaching compile
ton. II is soon TO be extended TO Montreal. What
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Adjourned to Saturday next at three o'clock.

WESTERN RAILRoAD.-The receipts of produce at
boston over this road are on the increase.
NtCEIPIa rIin WrYu ca O
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TERRIBLE CONTRIBUTIONS AT MANILA.--It is
reported by Captain Lovett of the Belvidere, from
Manila, at Boston, that con1agraton broke
out at Manila about the last of March, which de-
stroyed SIX hundred houses, and another on the LIST
OF April, which also destroyed from sixteen hun
dred TO two thousand houses. making total destv-
ton OF nearly hccnty fue hundred buildings
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% ATWlLL'S NEW MUSIC-The tables Of the
superb Music Saloon Dol Broadway, gtterng with
the gems OF art Noseason has opened with greater
rety or higher order of music vocal instrumental,
and the forthcoming publications promise equally well
Every variety of instrument and of all prices, frcn tho
cheapest to the most costly and splendid be found
at this OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES from FIVE dollars to fifty
guitars from ten dollars hundred and lot of pi
ano fortes such as at this establishment
before offered to the musical public These mt
ed and shipped safely to the remotest the world
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ARRIVALS AT BosToN.-T There were ninety-one
foreign and coastwlse arrivals Boston last Tues
day This so astonished the Bostonians, that they
almost kept the next as holiday. They never be-
fore had such a wind.
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STRANGE.-It is remarkable that the Queen Of the
West, The finest merchant ship aHoat, really the
Queen in fact well as IN name, does not take ont
single bale OF cotton. She is filled with passengers,
flour, cheese, lard, &c. She has the very best ac-
commodatlons for cabin and steerage passengers.
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Wilmer Smiths european Ilmes,. .'.'.''''' i23
Agents be supplied with all of the above, sy making
application at the Office and reasonable terms the
they arrive. Subscriptions will also be received
and punctually attended to.
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WHAT'sTHE MATTER NOW The correspondent Of
the Boston Merchants Exchange, writing from Ha-
ax, under date Of 9Th inst, states that the steamer
Hermer left that place. that day, for Sable Island
to prevent the encroachments of American vessels
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90 ISLAND OF CUBA.-MANSlON HOUSE,
GUINES-This house for Americans is continued by the
subscriber and he offers his best services to those who
require healthy, quiet accommodations in the country,
and most delightful part of the Island Strangers will
style; good servants, speaking English and Spanish
horses and carriages and advantage that ben
eft nvsds conduce to the comfort of those who travel
for business amusement During the last two years
this house has been visited by several physicians from
tho United States who concur in the opinion that many
important advantages for persons with pulmonary disor
ders. here combined Guiues is at the southern
tremy of the railroad forty Ave miles from Havana, to
which place there is daily communication and but three
hours ride. g. A. WOODBURY..