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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-27
BLANCHARD'S

BLANCHAKDS
DATENT STATUE WOOD AND COAL STOVES for
halls parors Offices stor.s steamboats, &cThese stoves
ting kinds Of ped for wood the other for coal
The fire chamte in the pedestal being arranged that
fire bv of ertable partition
causes TIE heat to circulate through the height Of the
tue gin large and BEAUTIFUL radating surface Thee
Stoves have also hot chamber attached
being constructed the scientific prncipes they
all who have them the great satisfaction The sub
screer invite: the attention Of those beautiful
nomic durable Stove call and satisfy themselves of
the abo f They be operation daily and ref
those who have them The public will
then have fair opportunity Of judging that the plain
facts For sale only this city ia Grand door
Of Broadway.
DE- lmsm JAMES KINDS
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SPLLENpID SOLAR LAMPS AND GIRANDOLEs-
he subscriber has just finished for the holydays large
and beautiful assortment Of Solar and Astral Laps with g
bronzed and cut glass coumns also Girandoes of
rns and superiority OF hnsh gilt bronze and silver.
ing from one TO five lights each also splendid and
article OF Candleabras, trimmed with ustres
The above goods arranged in the show ready
public inspection. JOHN w. MORGAN,
d16 3tsrc l5 Fulton frat door east of Breadysv
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READ WHAT SHERMAN'S LOZENGES
HAVE DONE


ssh:en month. with ae
he bowels his slmost every KIND q coa
except He had been attended BY phv and
reading Dr. shermans Book descriptive of the symptoms
Of he thought they his he purchased box
Of sherm,ns Worm Lozengcs few brought away
he quarts of worms and entirely cured him
diem and had red ali fiom worms and no.
c Cough and even Con-
SUMPTION all cared Shermans Coueh Lozepgss
few snd enable ho.. ' %s 't he m M
% 20 Fos .p SH shs The hsd Ev d.
seasy of sheIman Cough LS1fnss. for Rsaasehs
from bodily mental an and for the wonderful
cents and warrsSied cure Tor hcumatam snd Umbaso
PUN or IN the teas side bask OF any part Of the
and hi, fac smile with directions for bak
There n many worthless limitations hawked about and
and tsten and Trus-nOns Others will
Dr. shsrmaus Warehouse is ios Nassau street. Axenrs-227
Hudson s cor snng 1873 gowery cor Spring East Broad
Way IN os Mrs. hsy. is a ON AND and Noun s
Yrqg ,tors 1893 Fulton smson Prospect Jackson
and }fp faSf Ssee m Ens
iss Bo.tpnNRedding Co.'S State st. AbanyA Gnthrie,
FOR COUGHS AMP COLDS, ,C0NsUMPTIoN
IF at Ne Ssi
80 So.. come
IS! STANDARD Family Medicine hISus New England
uc Ia: s is e
disappointed the reasonable expectations OF those who
ed it None genuine unless signed sampson Reed VIM.
ssts, 70 Fuoa street, 27s Broadway East broadway Al
SOD by druggists and apohscsres generally in New York
rnce 30 cents do lm-ec
Dou6lr GArkA ITALIAN HAIR WASH
THIS CELEBRATED pr-paration the oniv one thar b.,
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MEMS, BOYS AND cHILDREN'S CLOTHING
GEORGE r. GREEN, Nos. no Chatham street and Bow
" cry will keep constantly hand full and complete
soment OF Mems Bows and Childen's Clothing of ali de-
made the most fashionable which he would
respectfully invite the attention Of those As he has
made engagements to receive CLOTHS, CASsIMERES,
&c PACKET, and has secured the
satisfaction TO all who may purchase.
N. BGarments made order the shortest notice and
with strlct punctualltY. do m m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-27

The MuRDKKKR THoRs.--The Brunswicker pub
fishes the following letter from this man to his Sis
ter at Harpswell:-
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To THE LOVERS OF FINE MUTTON-Tho.e who
TO- Of good living and feel disposed patronize the
breeding ard fsttenng Of native stock pro.
snslty INDUCED by calling at JEWELS Meat Depository No
80 bowery, where hne lot Of fat sheep which two
OF III. largest and finest raised in III country good
PROVISIONS OF the will be exhibited sale
holidays peruculary and lay thereafter The public
d23 81 JEWELL.
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NEW GOODS PER STE AMER hlBER NIA-Wili be
~ opened this morning including yles s.mrr.s aud
vesngs with the splendid of Scar Craveis
&C., we have ever had to offer.
WIN. JENNINGS &C.,
Diapers and Tailors 23i Broadway,
fheE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-27

A sEASONABLE HINT-Piekied Oysters and TIrkevs
A boned, Jethed and ornamented. New Years Day
tables winch custom has mace Indispensable They may
had cheap and superior the Picked
cy they prepared appropriately expressly for the
son NY customers invited TO call and lot pre-
parsd Tor inspection. GEO. T. DOWNING,
d2lGT 2tsrc s2s Fourth I'd door OF Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-27

MILITARY BALL.
THE NEW YORK HIGHLAND GUARD will give their
second Annual Ball at the Apollo Saloon, Broadway,
Wednesday 9th inst ~
Tickets to be Obtained the Music Store Of Hewitt
Broadway; Firth Hall Frank in square; Constitution Hall
Dro7dway; OF Dr. u Morton, of Grand and Elm
street; OF Capt Craig, 344 Pearl d23 5t-rc
COLES PICTURES of Mount Etna, Voyage of Life Past
and Present &c. &c. exhibiting at the
National Academy, Leonard eet and Broadway
Abundance Is cents-Season Tickets ceas CATALOGUES 81
dI62 ws
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TOYS, TOYS! TOYS!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, cheaper than ever at the
well known Toy Store 233 Centre doors above
Grand street, opposite the Market families strangers
wishing Toys for the holidays wall do well call before pur
ass CENTRE STREET.
Also full assortment Of China Glass and Esrthen Ware.
dl 2awtJ1sje
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JUST ARRIVED. the largest assortment of Singing Brd
ever imported q this country from Germany Amongs
them are 500 canary Birds the singers; Nshinssies
learned bunehes and Backbds and large number Of the
low HENRY BICK;S W '0iO
ae Insec ISL and ia Ced., .,ras,
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ROARD-A respectable family he accommodat d win
pleasant room and bed room with pantry sdjonng also
lew small rooms with for fire. suitable
geatenea with comfortable board Apply a: 70 Beeknan
suset dleI m src
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tRBLE ATHING TUBS.
NINE ZEN Italian Marble Bathing ubs, with valves,
~ He complete for Well adapted for public bathing
establishment for dwellings Fer fur particulars apply
10 GEOKG : MIL
dlT 6teodsr 81 Bekman street.
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IMroRrs AND E.ronrs OF TIL. DrrRIcr OF Ne

Here decline Of s8} per cent of the business of the
port Of New York. almost all ofwhich took place after the
expiration Of the compromise act in June last decrease
Of $24 900 in the business which the banks depend
for the empo their money has had serious effects
upon their profits At the time theinternal trade Of
the country hos been gradually separating itself from the
influence of banks Country dealers now como to the
city with greater proportion Of money, and make their
purchases without the Intervention OF bank capital The
exchanges of the country have for the most part fallen
into private hands, where they conducted with fac
ty chsapnes and regularity which has been greatly IA
vored late years the increasing speed and certainty
oftrave by means of steam and railroads Merchants
End far greater facility in rsnsactng their business with
private houses The paper they hold can promptly be
turned in to advantage in making remttances to any
given point. All these features which daily becom-
ing marked in their character have taken from the
banks great portion Of their mercantile character, and
they have into stock obbing machines
evinced in the report the Bank Of Commerce. of
the mercantile institutions Out of equal to
S6SO00OO which holds, only in mercan'
tile paper. The remainder 10 all specie and stocks The
same true in greater degree, Of the other banks
The result has been of course great rise in stocks
which the markets exhibit OF what use is it to build
marble palaces and employ army Of officers to invest
money in stocks7 The following is comparative table
of prices -
Prices OF sIooKs THE Nsw YosK MAnKrr. DEC. Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-25
CHATHAM THEATRE.-The new and highly popu-
lar drama of "Ahasuerus," continues to attract
crowded houses. Go early TO insure seats

90 :" WANT A BOTTLE OF GOURAUD's
famed beauty water said young handsome man, whose
face dsgursd by bloches addressing the attendant
on the store 81 Walker street. door from Broadway. &c"
have" he continued, bought all the trash protesting to
eruptons and have found the least relief had
often heard OF the celebrated water OF beauty but de-
TERED from purchasing in consequence of its price, until
had ocular demonstration Of its efficacy speedily devel
oped in rendering botchy eruptive face of friend Of
mine, smooth and clear slabaster Had paid ST. in
the first n,anee SHOULD have saved two or three and
under. have indeed been penny wise and pound TOOL
ish Such instances the above constantly
rng-who could begrudge 81 for positive of lu-
minous, pmpled, blocby face. Remember the only Of
fee in New York is 81 Walker street, door from Broad
way, 81 per bottle Philadelphia Agency 70 Chestnut st.
Boston, Milk street Albany, Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-25
Court Of Common Pleas.
Before Judge UlshoeRer.

MAY 24-Jerry Walker rs The Mayor ct al This was
acsn against the Corporation for the leg Of horse
broken in Jackson pier at the foot Vetty street There
defence. Verdict against the defendants-$60
Mr.. Shepherd for plaintiff
Dormedy vs. Kanouse & WMsam.-Ths was an action
of debt bend by attachment under the Stlwell act"
Plaintiff offered to prove the execution OF the bond De-
PENDANT objected cOnendng that the duty Of the
plaintiff to make out all the matters inserted by way Of
recital in the declaraton preliminary to the giving Of
the bond. The motion was overruled by the Court.
The case occupied most OF the day, but possessed very
little interest.
Mr.. Scolss for plaintiff Mr. Martin for defendant.
THE GiRLs.-Consiuerable interest was excited in this
Court during the whole day by the OF dozen
ladies' quite number of them very beautiful young girls
Great curiosity prev allied to know what in the wind
the especially Mr.. Whiting waiting in court
most o. the day. We shall probably know all about it
morrow the girls were all told to then bright
and early.
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Important from Warrington.

We learn that the administration of John Tyler.
including the whole cabinet, have declared in favor
Of the views and policy of Mr.. Webster, as deve-
Hoped in his Baltimore speech. This statement Is
also corroborated by the fact that the "Madlsonl-
an, the organ of the cabinet comes out In favor OF
the whole policy OF Commercial Treaties, and espe
oialy one with England.
We have every reason TO believe that this has
been mainly brought about by Secretary Spencer,
one of the clearest.h headed statesmen of the day.
The first effect Of Mr.. Websier's great movement
will be seen in the action of the Worcester Conven-
ton, on the 9TH of June.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-25
MONEY MARK EFT.

wednesday, May 26-6 p. M.
Inc transactions at the stock Board large to-day.
und win The exception OF Kentucky and Ohio, each Of
which fell per cent, prices were better Illinois rose
~ per cent ludanst Water SIS Delaware and HUI
son rose per cent Long Island rose Mohawk fell
II stonrgton Harlem !.
At the Board sales were mostly in Illinois 6s
which closed at sat-
The operations in bills for the packet to have
been limited. There is full supply with moderate
demand AMI at the close the rates stood follows
London 100 per cent Paris 80 Amsterdam 39l Ham.
burg, IS Bremen, IT.
The raising Of hemp in Kentucky is rapidly improving
in extent r. T. Robb Esq near shelbyvlle, Kentucky
raised from Ills pounds of hemp. This fully
900 pounds above ordinary yield large portion OF
the hemp raised in that neighborhood will be water rot
ted for the Of the United States navy. Some Of
this hemp recently arrived at Boston, sold at $3.50 per
ton This article will probably before long become an
object of export.
The Ohio Statesman of the 10TH states that it feels au
hored to say that part Of the money due the
tors will be paid 10 them within ten to twenty days.
The contractors should not fail demand the balance of
per cent stock due them under the law and dispose Of
While money abundant before the here be-
gin to realise what they have loaned the pr
There conspiracy here among those interested in the
latter stock to keep the per cent out Of the maj ket
This 10 the golden moment and unless the contractors in
sst on their stock and realise now they may get
their money If they have empowered the commi ssion.
ersto deal for them they will be feeced.
The Righteousness OF money seemingly suffers no dim
mutton The accumulation of specie in the goes on
The Merchants Bank reported have So 600 600
in its vaults increase of So since December
large portion of this is probably government funds
In this of affairs however the of business
paper Offering is exceedingly smallless perhaps than
ever before SO the of investment that
money has been offered freely per cent Such being
the case those grades of paper that short tins since
not taken at all, graduay coming into favor
and hesc their being taken goes great way toward
raising their character The of this of business
paper the paralysis of commerce under the la
riff It's effects in the following table of the
business for the district Of New York for the year ls42
ND DI,rR OF NEw
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TheatrlcalS. &c.

The French troupe at Nbo's is exceedingly popa-
lar and prosperous. The Olympic is closed and Nit
chell gone fishing for trout:
The Park is dong a mldding business-the Chat
ham good-the Bowery still in troubled waters
Nagel, the great Swedish vlolinist, has returned
from Boston, and sails for Bremen, Germany, on his
way for Stockholm IN a few days, He has gained
great applause in this country-and has been quite
successful. He Is highly accomplished and re-
spected artist.
Wallace, another viollnist, has arrived from New
Orleans and Mexico, and purposes to give concert
in a few DAYS. He is called the first violin to the
Prince Of Wales.
Madame Sutton is still in town, and will probably
leave Tor Europe in August next. She intends to
make the tour OF Europe and svc concerts all The
great capitals from the Seine to the Neva She has a
splendid voice and possesses superior taste, but
che has never been properly appreciated here, be-
cause among other things, she happens have been
born on this side of the water. The clqus have all
waged war upon her.
Brough gave a concert last evering, which was
well attended. Brough has liked his residence IN
this city, where he has many friends
Hackett has gone out west lecturlng, recItlng and
telling Dutch anecdotes all the way. His next
movement will be back to Long Island to attend his
crops
Russell (Henry,) the maestro Of the modern dra-
matte ballad school, is in town from Albany. lie
leaves for Philadelphia and the south next week. -
His last concert was sbockingly crowded. He is
making money hand over hanc-and will leave tor
ENGLAND next TALL. ~,
We have not heard of Forrest or Josephine Gilt.
ton for a week-but we suppose they Will come up
somewhere soon, like poeucal eayans from a Owe
into the dark waters Of the lake OF human lie.
The Courier DIES Flats Uais and other papers puf
forth a strange story about Fanny Elssler ana ,nt
American gentlemen who accompanied her to fbis
country He is represented as endeavonng TO cheal
her--we don't believe IL.
TnE NEw GossAMER SUMMER HAT This is de-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-25

this evening at the National Hall, Canal street, near
Broadway, for the purpose of taking measures TO
establish large Association (asses enough doub
near the CITY OF New York, upon the principles
discovered by Charles Fourier. This Association
is designed to test in practice the truth Of the social
principles now advocated in this country through
the Tribune and other papers Several persons will
address the meeting, who will explain, in the best
style OF humbug, the advantages OF Association
a. regards safe and profitable investment Of
capital-the education of children, health, the
choice Of consenial pursuits, and social relations
Horace Greeley will not be present, as he has
gone to Boston and Lowell 10 convene a Fou-
rer Association to put down Webster Mr.. Brls-
bane, Mr.. Goodwin and others will open rich on
the occasion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-25

NORTH RIVER RAcrNG.-Another great race came
off the North River Course, night before last be-
tween the South America and the new steamboat
Empire. We understand that both boats lett the
city some or fifteen minutes before their time e
o'clock) leaving behind a number of passengers
with baggage. 1t is said they raced all the way to
Albany, at the extreme height of their steam, the
Empire coming in few minutes ahead. We en-
rely dsapprove of this racing, and if it is pursued
any longer, in all probability there will be some ex-
plosion and loss OF life. Cannot the Grand Jury
take some action, to prevent mNchief2
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

PHILADELPHIA MAY c4-Arr Abbotsfod Everard London.
deny Am.rca slter Say brook, Conn Wave Crow.l Bos
l,Z,be'h, smith. Newport.
BALTIMORE. May A-Arr Br brig Quadupe, Swan. De
st Thomvs; u ship Marion, Armstrong.
cu:e put II for Supplies sail next Frau Annette
Richards, Bradley. York: ca Humphrey Gait, Bremen
Margaret Hugg. McDona d, Am,trdam; Amanda, Irayer'
NoTfo X snd tich d.
NosroLx May 221An Acd,9.corgin Dayi'; NY%k; silly
Ann, Northampton rriet Hannah Smith, Petersburg bnd
phi'sd put in finish loading SD Ajax Stoddard, West
Indies,
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$1,000 State SIS 1864 AS $245 New caunty S. 1880 90;
$4,000 States 6s 1861 l2 $500 City 5s 1864 l0 sos
81 Lehigh 6 ls45 IS; $4,000 Reading RR convt 1850 SIS
shares Northern Bank KY s5 "a Mechanics Bank 1871;
5ao Philadelphia Bank 67t so do Western Bank, 40i;
tible 1862 SGT Sl7OO State 6 1885, annual 44 40 shs
Union Blk, Tenn 4s3 $50 do u 8. Blk notes 553 $1,000
Leligh 6s ls49, 49,
Alter Board.-lO shs Wilmington R r., 1903 do do de-
10Y $4,000 State SIS, 1864, 46.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-25
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

Rors IN PHILADELPHIA Yesterday a large
body of the brickmakers after parading in various
quarters OF the county proceeded to the steam BRICK
works of James Harper and Sons, the Grays Fer
ry road near the U. ). Arsenal, where after COM
Uniting sundry outrages upon the property, and tear
Ing out the machinery, they set fire TO the factory -
The buildings, which were OF brick, with an adj
joining double brick dwelling in which some OF the
worsme lived, and the sheds and oubuidlngs were
entirely destroyed. Not content with setting the
place on fire, they carried out their purpose of de-
s;rucon b. opposing the efforts of the fremen, and
actually stopped several companies their way to
the scene OF confagralion. We understand that The
how fall upon the county. They subsequently left
the ground in procession, with drums and flies play
ing = PhiLad. Gaectie, May 81
NAvAL-The U. S. frigate Brandywine, bearing
the broad pennant of Commodore +. A. Parker
and her consort, the secp of war st. Louis, Captain
Cooke, got under way from the naval anchorage
ION Roads. Both ships will probably go TO sea to-
day.
List of officers attached TO the U. S. sloop OF
ST. ouis, bound TO the East 1ndies-Harrison H.
Cooke, Commander: Lewis G. Keith. John r.
Tucker, Benjamin w. Dove, Montgomery Hunt,
Lieutenants Samuel G. c. Laurason, surgeon;
Jas. c. Douglass, Purser; Geo. II. Prebe. Master;
Marshall ]. Smith, Cyrus II. Oakley, Stephen d.
Spencer, Fred'h P. Wheeock, Nathaniel S. West,
Tenant McClanahan, Washington Harmon, JAS
L. Johnson, Midshipmen; Henry K. Weightman,
Captains clerk; J. D. Benthal, gunner, Charles H.
Harvey, sailniaker.
Passengers to Rio Janeiao.-Commodore Daniel
Turneer, TO command Brazilian Squadron Lieut..
modore's Secretary; and Mr.. -, clerk Nor
folk Heratd 3d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-25

0g- CROWDED HALLS AND HEATED ROOMS
very often give rise to headache, which may easily be
cured and prevented During the late confer this
city noted divine waited upon and procured Of
Shermans Camphor Lozenges. He called sgain and
stated that for the first time for years. he had
arduous duty without suffering from headache and general
debility Warehouse 100 Nassau street. Agents-Ile,
273 and 46o Broadway 2 Hudson 22l Blocker street.
II Fest Broadway. 1873 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
Mr.. n VANYoRx, who has been the popQlar assistant
OF Dr. Sherman for two three has open ed
branch Of the Doctors at SO Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, where readers will find the genuine
articles,
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FoURTERsM AND FALSE NEws.-The Fourier or
gan, the Tribune, is famous for its support of the
manufacturing system particularly in the depart.
mant OF false news from foreign parts Under the
head OF Late and important from Rio Janeiro" il
gives hash of stale Trash with Glen, fasehood
10 mark its new system Of morals 1t that il
has dates by he Russia 20 the 18th Of April--she
sailed on the s.h.
Fouuersm has certainly began TO re-orgsnise so
olety, morals and newspapers all at once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-25

Is THE WINp.-The "Courier and Enquirer" is
now completely in the wind. Not word about
We5ser's speech or movement. All eence. How
,a thisl The commercial supporters Of the Courier
are gong with the great New England movement,
and hence they will leave the Courier high and dry
among the bankrups and politicians Nothing
less Than $4,000 will open its mouth either one
way or the other
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-25
Circuit Court.
~ ~

MAY 2!.-amts Rood VS. Besm ct. al-This is the ap-
pie which has been for three days past
The jury cond rot agree. The Judge finally sent for
them and oscerane that they could not agree to
was the character Of winter apples. The Judge told
them that winter apples the here and at Gene
see and every where-but it all Of use the jury
could not agree, md were discharged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-25

0g- DR.. sPOHN's HEADACHE REMEDY.-Lau
dasry notices 60 for nothing without facts to back them
"Word" words" will not go down in these matter of
fact, unitarian days. without they embody demonsrative
truths Now it is fact that the daughter Of Judge Pa
terson of New Jersey, after being afflicted with periodical
attacks of the headache for twenty years, and suffering
torture which seemed almost too much for to bear
was permanently cured by sophn's Headache Remedy
Her iaher for the benefit Of others similarly afflicted
forwarded TO Messrs Comsock Co., 81 CORTLAND street.
near Broadway, certificate Of this most extraordinary
Spohn's Headache Remedy less efieacious in
nervous than in bilious headaches.