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materials generally, will be by their newly printed
circular, 10 which they beg leave to refer.
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of RICHARD NJ Hoe aud ROBERT Hoe. and they
their friend. that notwithstanding the great reduc in
tain the high reputation which ii have hitherto sustained
IL viii be their endeavor the gu atty
Of them particular. They ser mseves also that
Their friends will not only continue their favo bnt that
Printers generally will appreciate their endeavo furnish the
very best articles at barely remuncrating prices.
Odets from Of the country all articles used by
Printers Binders including Types Ink Psrer, &c. will be
executed with the and promptude aud the
best terms.
Jobbng work and repairing will be the lowest pos
sble prices with every attention and expedition.
NJ bah articles manuf ctured by this establishment will
be stamped r. HOE co that persons from abroad
be mpo,ed upon with spurious articles made in imitation
of theirs.
Printers Of newspapers who publish Obi, advertisement. with
this note three times before the first Of July ard send
of their papers will be entitled to payne Of their bill
Buying four times the amount oft. ap70i'
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0kPacket-To sail the 18th April.
The fast saiing Packe! ship HUNTsvlLLEC Cap o Mum
tod viii positively sail above her regular day For freight
on board. at Orleans wharf, foot Of Wall 81, oIto
e. COLLINS 90. IS Souh &C.
Shippers mayrely upon their correctly measur
ed and that the Of this line will sa punctuslly aver
Used Any that effect will be gwen and oiniied
that may be required = -.
Agents in ". Orleans, Huin Woodfnh who VIII pronpt
" forward all goods to their address . 81,
The packet ship Ocmu9ee Captain Feet VII success he
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Supreme Court.

The following gentlemen, examination, were ao'
med e. Counsellsrs Of the Supreme Court al the pre-
sent term, In session in this city, viz ;-Winam NJ
Allen. w. Beebee, Henry P. Barber, Randolph Barnes
l. Campbell, Samuel II. Clapp, Edward p Cowes, sami
B. Campbell, Barent Deklyn, Mortimr De Mott John u
Devereux, Jr, Daniel Egan, John V. Freelgh, John L.
Fitzgerald Nelson Ford, VIM. Galligan, Richard Good
Jansen Philip j. Joachimson, Moses Johnson John Nc
Cahill j. 4. McAlne, Nelson Merrill Edward Martin
dale, Asher p. Nichols, John X. Porter, Irving Paris,
Walter Skidmore, P. v. r. Stanton, Charles H. Smith,
Geo. s. Slit. John TUFTS, Francis Tillou, Ransom H.
Syler, VIM wilkinson, James w. Wilson, ii. H. Wheeler,
Theodore Hinsdale AZ in all.
The following gentlemen were also admitted as Ator.
neys = Frederick Anthem, Charles L. Austin, LeGrand
Bancroft, Stephen B. Bropey, Lyman +. Boomer, Viii.
liam Barber, A. Brockis Josiah M. Carter, Benja
Clum, Simeon e. Church, Samuel B. Campbell Elisha W.
Chester, Henry C. Dow, VIM. H. Dusenberry Edward
A. Dunscomb, B. F. Dunning Francis Dominick, Robert
Dodge, Romano Dillon, Henry G. De Forest, Gilbert
F. J. Fitch. James w. Fowler, George w. Frary, VIM.
Furmiss, George A. Gates, Lorimer Graham, homas
Harrison, Elias g. Hawlsy John H. Hedey, William w.
Holt. Edward Hoffman, John Rowland, VIM. Hadley,
Amos G. Hull, John Hutton, John T. Johnson George
w. messenger, Daniel D. Lord, Wu. B. Litch, Thomas
B. Myers, Edward G. Merritt, Samuel M. Meeker VIM.
McFarlan Robert +. Macauley, Duncan Nc Martin, Ger
rift Marteuse, William Price, Lewis C. Flat. William
L. Pierson, John w. PirRie Henry Palmer Jonas b.
Phillips, Gilbert u ynods, Edward H. Shepard, James
Sheldon, Jacob NJ Settle John Stewart william Sin.
clair. Ray mond M. Tysen, Walter II. Tenney. Albert
w. Van Bemen, Robert B. Van Valkenburgh, stephen
D. Van Setback, Stephen Van Dresser, William H. Van
Cott Allen T. Wilson, Adrian r. Wadsworth, Elijah
Ward William A. Wheeler, Samuel P. Wisner, George
Woodman, William II. Woodman, Erasus g. Waters,
Abraham D. 8. Whipple, Alexander Young, Joseph g.
York, Madison YouHg-s9 in all.
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CHATHAM THEArRK.-A fashionable audience
was in attendance at this house last evening to wit
ness the finished and elegant performance by For
rest Of Claude Melnotte, and the no less pleasing
and polished conception of Pauline by Miss Clifton.
The play of Pizarro was also highly applauded, Mr..
Forrest playing the noble Peruvian in an unrivalled
manner, and Miss Clifton displaying new beauties
as Elvlra. We must not forget Mr.. w. Marshall as
the tyrant Pzarro. This young gentleman has all
the natural requisites for superior actor, and with
proper study, we predict future eminence. This
evening Yankee Hill commences short engage
ment, and appears in two of his favorte characters
Mr.. w. Marshall also plays in an effective drama.
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MUsIcAL.-Mr. BIey's Concert at the Apollo on
Thursday evening, went off with great ecat Mr.
Bley is superb violinist-a most finished and neat
musician. He was rapturously applauded
Mrs. Sutton was in most excellent voice, and never
sung with greater brilliancy. The audience was
large and very discriminating. Rakeman and
Timm capital
We have now in town two of the most eminent
violinists of Europe, each a maestro in his own
style. NasePs school resembles the brilliant, beau
tiful, popular style Of Rossin in opera, of which
Pa2anini was the founder-Bley's school may be
l!kened to the style OF Mozart, sweet, precise and
finished, of which De Beriot and Ernot are the
Coryphei. II Nagel and Bley were to play against
each other fora prize OF gold cup at the same
concert, in Niblo's Saloon or the Apollo, before
musical audience of New York, who weuld decide
by votes the victor, what a new, strange and exct.
ing exhibition il would be
Come, let's have such contest, to be continued
tor one, two, three, four, five nights, according
to circumstances. 1t would be novelty in these
dull days, and bring out crowds of fashionables,
amateurs, and levers of music.
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AntRrcAr MusKuM.-The manager anticipates one Of
the largest houses Of the season. this establishment to-
day. He has good There splendid perform
ances ct and o'clock, p. M by artists unequalled in
their varied exercises. The Model Of Paris is most
splendid triumph of genius and industry II is as II
cast had been taken OF the CITY, showing every object
to the fountains trees and shrubb ry. Those who
do not take this opportunity Of seeing II may never have
asimilar The living Sea Dog is great curiosity
and the visitor will find Thousands OF objects Of nature and
art, which will amply repay him for visit. t'lI IHe
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Court Calen DARIUS DAY.
lO5 Q. 40, 81, 100, ll2, ll6, l22 los,
lot, 3S. 1885, 9S.

sANDs'S Observation-Disclosures ille, Connects
cut March 8. isl3-Messrs. A. b. Sands Co-Gentle.
men Permit 10 add another to the many tesmoni
ais in favor of your sarsapara about seven years
ego sick for many months with bilious fever during
which took great deal Of powerful medicine. This left
me with lameness and pain in my joints, which was
very distressing at the same time troubled with
swelling of my ankles, attended with much nnamma.
ton as to render IL impossible to bear the least csthing
upen them. They would frequently ulcerate, and dis.
charge for long time, when they would heal and be i'm
mediaely followed by violent fever. have also been
troubled for long time with pain in my side which is
entirely cured, and my other distresses relieved
LUCY DILABY.
We are acquainted with Mrs. Dilaby, ond consider her
statement entitled to the fullest confidence.
VIM H. RICHARDS, Minister of the Gospel.
AMOS COBB
Forpareulsrs see advertisements in this and other city
papers
Prepared and sold, wholesale and RETAIL and for ex
portation, by A SANDS Co, Druggists and Chem
lists, Granite Budlngs 27s Broadway corner OF Cham
bers street New York Price 81 per bottlcsx bottles
for S. Original documents may be seen at our sterc.
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90 ONLY ONE sHILLING.-Pubshed this morn.
ing 80 Ann street, The Home or Family Cares and
Family Joys. Ry the Authoress Of " The Neighbours; >
translated by Mary nowiu .Nt rH" .'
This is the only correct and genuine edition. l.
Ass1,s and ne sne snc;ra ., oc,oct ri,
hI.fH j. WINCHESTER.
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LATER FROM CAFE AYrIEN.-By an arrival a,
Boston we have news to the 10Th of April. The 60
vemment remained the same, but troops from ST.
Domingo were every day expected, when the 60
vernment would be changed The citizens were
very anxious to receive them as friends. All was
quiet twas very sckly when the Senus left.
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For CHlNA.-We learn that the frigate Brandy.
wine, the soop Of war st. Louis, and the steamship
Missouri, will proceed, with rs little delay as pos
sible, to the Coast of China Mr.. Cushing will &c
by the English mail route overland, and join this
squadron at Bombay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-13

NAVAL LAuNcH.-The U. S. brig Perry" was
launched at the Navy Yard, Norfolk, the 10th inst,
in presence of the Hon. Secretary Of the Navy, and
large number ladies, citizens and officers. She
is perfect model Of beauty, and from her razor
like bow and beam run, appears to have been built
for speed, well as strength. A salute from
"Old Ironsides" welcomed her to her appropriate
element.
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90 Mr.. GIDEON BRooKE 10 duly appointed sole Agent
for the distribution and sale of the Herald in
D. c. Subscribers whs will favor him with their orders
may rely on being punctually served by him.
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90 SUBSCRIBERS changing their residence will please
notify this Office CT Nassau and Fulton streets
where they want the Herald left hereafter.
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AcoUrrrAL OF Mrs. WIsoN.-Thej jury acquitted
Mrs. Wilson at Portland on Wednesday. She
wrote letter to the Court short time previous,
stating that she was in bed when she saw Thorn
kill her husband, and that he threatened to kill her
if che made any alarm or resistance.
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LANsiRspURa SARATOGA SPRiNos.-Our patrons in
those places will please bear in mind that MrAred Lewis
the agent for the sale Of the Herald He
has made to receive by the earliest
veyanee aud will prompt IN serving Subscribers who
will give him their address,
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o. WHAT CAN BE MORE TRYING TO The
feelings Of mother than behold her infant writbing
in the ogonies of choc or wasting away under thst terri
Bile scorge Of infancy cholera infantnm, or summer
complaint And yeta radical can be emec,ed WIN
speed and certainty by administering to the little suffer-
that inestimabie ratien-7Jaynes Carminalve
easam. No house should DO without this bdspensable
tbc stomach bowels liver or nervous system In the
south il occupies prone, place In nearly every do
laid nv a n. A d. Sands, Druggists, No. 10 Fulton
street corner Of Gold AIS and n East Broadway, .
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TIER BoARD-s shares Girard, Al.
LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS

LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS
PHILADELPHIA. May l2-Au Lucy blake Hosmer, Mobiles
Siam Grant Lubec Lion, Baker. NYork; Dolphin amb do
CID Jane. Pnckpey. Kingston, ia.
BALTIMORE, Msy ll-Sd Alta, (Br) McCallum, Halifax
September Dawes, Aux Cages.
NORFOLK, Nav l0--Arr May Flower Kelly, Boston; Hope
SUSAN WiHslow Nantucket John Ca,kie, Young bound
70 Cowes, y on sher way down James River In Hampton
Roads. & H HOOPER, Porto CabelIo FL Raltimore
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lions OF the Court, gave verdict in favor of the
United States for about $4,000.
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CUSTOM HousK.-Mr. Meigs ID. Benjamin was or
Thursday removed from the office of appraiser, anc
Mr.. Gregory Dillon appointed in his place.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

JACOB SHIrMAN ARREsrED.-This individual ar
rived in this city this morning and was soon after ar
rested by officers Woodruff and Russell He was
dence, and after hearing, committed TO prison for
n further hearing on Monday next in defaul, of
$40, 0OOba the charge Of the larceny Of SIS 600
OF the Union Bark Of New York, and in the sum of
kers in this city who made affidavts against him at
the time he lett the city. Shipper appeared quite
cool and collected Mr.. Drexler appeared against
him at the Office and consented to become his bail,
which, as he was the prosecutor, was declined
Shpman gave an account of his travels, and of the
deposite Of the funds except sl2 600 of which he
counted as money spent."-PhI. GAG May IL.
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New York, Saturday, May ID. IsAs.
Hern Id Literary DepO1

All the and cheap literary publications of the dsy
for sale, wholes ale ind retail the HERALD OvyIc
northwest corner OF Nassau and fulton street
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COINS THE ROUNDS. Morton, Of Mas
sachusetts is in Albany. He accompanies Governor
Marcy on visit to Mr. Van Buren, at Kinder
hook.
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PROVIDENCE Cry ELEcrIoN.-The Hon T. M
Burgess has been reelected Mayor of Providence
without opposition.
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To.pAY's LEGAL OBSERVER. number con
tains very important decision with reference Il
the law of debtor and creditor. Read it,
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STATE DErARTMENT.-Wm 8. Derrick was mme
diately appointed to succeed Fletcher Webster, or
the retirement of the latter from the State Depart
ment.
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STEAMSHIP PREsIDKNr.-While at Thatcher's
Island, (Cape Ann,) Captain Sturgs, Of the revenue
cutter Hamilton, was informed by the keeper OF the
light house, that during the eastery gale last
October, board, evidently part OF vessel, was
drifted ashore, with the words Steamship Presi-
dent cut upon it. The board was afterwards de-
stroyed lost but from the description given, it
seems not unlikely that this was part Of that i'll
fated ship.
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PRESIDENT TYLER arrived:here yesterday morning
in the steamer Osceola from Washington, but only
remained long enough for the boat 10 take In wood,
when he departed for his farm on James river
Norfolk Herald, May IL.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS TO PouoHKEErsIK. by the
Robert L. Stevens. Cash prices. Cheap enough +!
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u- IMPORTANT REMEDY Elderkins Egyp-
tan Balsam warranted to the most
ofburns also piles and fstula in few hours The pro-
returns MS thanks to the gentleman from whom
In order to save expense in advertising cerfcat the
price made cost, which only 26 for SMALL
AID 90 cents for large bottles So all this very
discovery almost without cost For worms either
grown children, effects certain; for
sprains and weakness in the back limbs and rteuma
tism guaranteed to cure and supersede entirely the
unpleasant of all kinds Of Strengthening pasters opo
deldoos liniments. &C. 1t gives strength to the muscles
and tone to the nerves. II il pleasant dfusabe stimu.
lant whether used internally externally One case
Of most excrucating and painful rheumatism cured
in three DAYS csked or swollen breasts has
failed to Immediately relieve and fer the first time
at the request of Others put up in this popular form,
that all have the benefit Of it. 1t is nostrum It
lane.
W-PRoFEssoR VELPEAU's CELEBRATED PILL
for the of gonorrha gleet and all discharges from
the urethra Sold in boxes containing
one hundred f'-Prce 8 per R1 Gu.nnsoN ...,,
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College of Medicine
aud Pharmacy 81 Nassau street.
fessor Wa remedy for genorrhGa and gee guaranteed
to cure the most aggrav sted Price $careully
packed and sent to all parts ofthe Union.
90 THE COVERING WHICH NATURE HAS BE.
slowed on the head of man, is Of the principal ee.
look upon than bald head1 Even in the time of the
prophet Elisha hou bald head considered the
seraatxe o. Insult and and IN modern days the
much better to remedy than to conceal few bottles
Of Jayne's Hair Tonic WILL in almost all cases. render
wig unnecessary BY decorating the bare scalp with new
growth Of hair II the hair is falling off, matter from
what few applications Of Jayne's Hair Tonic will
arrest the dspdaDg process These facts do not rest
upon "say So" but upen testimonials of unqueona
Sold at wholesale and retail by the agents, A. I'D.
sold by A. B. sands Co., as Broadway; D. sands ( Co.
II East Broadway. Price$i
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ALIsoN's History OF EURoPR-No. TX, being
the first number of volume III. of Alison's "History
Of Europe" from 1879 to 1876 is just published by
the Harpes. 1t comprises sketch of the causes Of
the Peninsular War. the Campaign of 1905, and an
account of the British Empire in India prior to Wei
lesley's administration there The whole work
will be completed in sixteen numbers, at rs cents
each. To be obtained at this office.
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Lord John Hay has gone to Canada
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90 THE METALLIC TABLET sTROP FOR
keeping in perfect order has been in constant use
for the last 81 The following certificates from the
most scientific gentlemen published show their
worth -
From Gen. James Tallmadge President of the American
Institute.
Saunders Razor Strop, with its four sides, combines
admirably all the requisites sharpen and with
fine and smooth edge-t is real comfort to possess it.
JAMES TALLMADGE.
New York, November, ls4l.
From NJ Mlkn. Cutler to the Royal Navy Sol Strand.
The Metallic Tablet in its USE is simple having the
same effect on a hone, without using oil
water and in tenth part Of the time After Ave ears
trial, can recommend it with perfect confidence.
M. MILLIKlN.
From Professor Grscom and DR.. Valentine Mott.
George Saunders Improved strop.-We freely ties.
y to its value The side which he calls the Metallic
Tablet, u.s. as far know, thing ofhis introduce
ton in this country; appears to be excellent,
vensnt substitute for hone and operates on the same
principle steel does upon table knife, but with far
greater snoothness and certainty; it the unplea
SAINT necessity of oil and water to assist in whettng The
other three sides Of the srop extremely we'll finished
fat smooth and almost elastic preserving the from
that roundness of edge which destroys its keen
ness.
j. GRIsCOM,
VALENTINE MOTT.
May 10, 1927.
G. Saunders inventor, and sold by 9. Saunders Son.
l63 Broadway.
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LADY SALR's JOURNAL OF THE DISASTERS IN AFT.
eHANIsrAN.-This interesting work, which was
seized by the English reading public with the great
est avdity, four thousand copies having been sold
in two days. and five thousand up to the latest ad.
vices, has just been republshed by the Harpen. 1t
is destined to great sale here for its details are of
the most romantic nature, and will be especially at
tracve TO the ladies, for Lady Sale proved herself,
throughout her trying circumstances, one of the
most noble OF her sex. Price one shilling. For
sale at this office.
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s5 shares Wilmington RR, lOi 50 do Girard 4S Al do
Bank, 8; 100 do de- 5t $500 County 90, 1861 new
9O Is shares Planters Tenn So rs do Union Tenn, 49,
rs do Louisville TO- $4,000 State 6s 1854 4o $4,000 Ten
nessee SIS, 40.
AFTER BoARp-6 shares Girard Al.
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ARREST OF THE SHERIFF OF THIS CITY.-Sheriff
Hart, of this city, was yesterday taken into custody
by the Coroner, on numerous writs issued against
him by persons having executions in his hands,
amounting to many thousands of dollars, for
which his securities are responsible 1t presumed
that the duties of the office will be performed du-
ring the remainder of the term, which terminates
this fall, by Mr.. Deputy Westervel, as no person
who could be selected by the Governor at this late
PERIOD would be DESTROYS of the office, and enter
the securities required for the performance of the
duties
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FROM CHINA.-By the Zenobia, arrived last eve
ming, we have dates from Canton to January SOh,
and Macoa to Feb. LIST.
SIR Henry Pottinger made visit to Whampoa,
TO negotiate with Alepoo, the Chinese commits.
sioner. He returned after another unsuccessful
attempt to come to terms
Captain Putnam informs US that just before he
left there had been a battle between the Chinese
and the English smuggers at Whampoa, in which
four or FIVE of the former were killed.
The u. s. frigate Constellation, CON- Kearney,
was at Macoa, Feb. lst, all well.
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MOVEMENTS Captain Hosken is at the Astor
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er. Man sh not bad by nature. for den to reorum him
nature mustn't be eradicated lApplause LOOK AZ the
tender infant Do you anything bad in dat innocent
cresture1 II would be blasphemy 20 say So ! am re-
Oiced many friends ogedder at least wit one in
tention
such the sustancs of Mrs Roses address, which was
received with great applause As she had finish
ed the meeting passed tho following resolution, and then
broke up
Resolved That the doctrine promulgated and believed
by Of the regionsts in Cbristendomthat is
sentaly deprsved, and unable to live out the natural
dvine laws is curse to the and libel upon God