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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-28
A CARD.

A CARD.
VUNHE subscriber. who has for MANY wears had
II charge Of Dbrsr Spring. season OF the Warm
sPng-has rented the Madison House. NOW occupied by Nit
Boyd and win possession on Monday IA. 9th The cen
uai position of this House ben: Bank
steps Of the Capitol squar-. Lca,on for
members OF the Legislature, Tor whom he will h..
best rooms.
lie viii be pleased boadcr. or r.nt.
families who be furnished with spacious comfortable apa
oui their horses.
W In soliciting call from Gen he promise. tl.cn
such ilrs as they have usually found hi. House.
no Ut cnAs. l. pInRrrt
~ OllCE.-MRs. ELLEN 5. CLAIBoRNE who
L occupies That well kept by Mrs Richardson
ot many years Boarding ousc eornerne on Nam and I'm
streets can accommodate this Winter from Membc ~ OF
-@- .e. no '-cSdIm
WANTED to purchase by a family in Peters.
barg female SERVANT cf steady habits good settled
Character and sIporeneed in nursing children sewing &C. &c
h"e Addressed to the Petersburg InsEeneer will attended to-
no 2t-eit
NOTICE TO TOBACCO PLANTERS.
r. il enacted, that no hocshead in which To-
- baeeo packed for inspection shan exceed 5. ,cs IN M
length OF the slave and Is inches within tie crow
su,Ee in the priiins head rs.."A Esd, reb. isil,
We tbs Inspectors At the wahu,e. request the
Planters in Virginia and North Cana sending Tobacco 10 ,h.
BuRcu & JOHNSON
SHEPPARD - WILLIAMSON
"a" s1-egawi" WREN Il MACON.
GROUND PiAsrER-GOo bib Richn1nd C;Tound Plaster ,b
~ cheapest and best article Offered for sl. m
this market Apply N sgpI,I
no io-diwSeN Head Of nasu.
NOTICE.
MI RS AMANDA RUBIE: You will please tak. nor. that
have filed petition the Superior OF Law add
'hneey for Wood County Virginia. PRAYER
"heh Is That may obtain divorce from yot
.heh SAID petition viii hearing trial at the neat
Hp'H w. eih o. sa'd Court JARED RUBIE,
no Hi-a-h BY his Attorney w. n. Stafford.
A PRUDENT COURSE ~ ALWAYS THE, ,,,,S.,,
N'h There are different Piano For,cs
each one iinkS his D.
The most PrSs ~ course for wanin, To- tale ~
upon trial before making positive purchase. The subscriber
unfe'-ny acquainted with the quality OF his own
instruments to offer them on Tie f,r
may have doubts about their qualify doubts removed
lh.i lie has been EIGHT husnexs-h.
sold about Piano and never s bad
Aiarge additional stock Just received T. r. NASH
l7-c2awaw p.,.,-t,,'-
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CcnHe'ncr'~ fine s<ip sotvrd nrouaus
~ '''t' va --tf weymouth, lffi BE- openef fh. Az
" tit supply ~ Centieincns SIP ssusd Br,-srs Tly
'cdf'ci rom manufacturer whos urork ,,s t.su ~ st ~,
WI o. .'1 ny ii- 'onen orsines pair trry NV hr eash
~ t DAVID Bt-LLlNGrON Manson ffors.
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F'' lhoN-Soo tons af Pg Iron sultabs io5 nsi
= pig cannon Or Hollow Ware, ths avervi. bad n,
.-" ~ ~" ". w. a.. a. FnY a co.
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bppIS' LppiS O.! BOOTS !i!-YsTv CI~gg
~ "e-,. f''h supply Of Genruens low prissd ss,ss
- ali r-Eget Boots superior article nf M 80 ,, ~ ~
-oai ~ ihc case single pair. very low. I'D - -
Hn u DAVID BtLIfNgrONS Mao, IT,
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NAEIANTS CLOTHING CHkIP-

II = I''VN'I IHIs Uhl some seTVants clOthing
y winch "h DC soEl unusual cheap rsrcularl, lo,.
.- aie 70 'hH nnl etnnne my stock, ashley nav de a.
l-'l 'i''n' 20 pieces Cllsrow Jeans 20 Wsshin1tor A.
tsy hi'y ai A1o PLAID Lu-cys 20 %. heavy srss s.,
. . N'. ny Jeans Oznihurr fu shirtra very es.s !,
'-- ,-'' '''' ''ie ~ % 10 w MEnEDrrU
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-16
Theatrical Movements.

We condense all the Theatrical movements
throughout the country
In New York, Forrest and Miss Josephine Clifton
have just finished their engage ment nj the Chatham
theatre. We have not heard what their future
movements will be-.
The BrCughams are at The Park theatre, and ID
Hackeu Is travelling out towards Niagara Falls,
delivering lectures uron the drama, and picking up
biIs OF natuse and bits OF gold by the way.
Among musical people there much more in the
way OF interest than there ID among theatrical people
Russell, who has created such an excitement in
the musical, world, has Just returned from Boston
and the East, where he has given fifteen public con-
certs, and probably cleared So OOO He starts to-
morrow tor Albany and the
Mrs. Sutton is preparing to give her farewell con-
cert in this city to- morrow evening prsparatorv to
her departure for Italy, which will be in few
months She is one of the most splendid vocalists
that have ever appeared in this country, and we
have no doubt she will be fully appreciated where
she Is going.
The Ralners are at Cincinnati giving concerts.
The remains of the Italian company. from He-
vana and New Orleans, have arrived at Cincinnati,
where they propose to give six concerts. They are
on their way to New York. They have lost some
of the leading OF their company such Saliva
tori, Madame Rose, and Others They will pro-
badly be engaged at tn Park theatre In opposition
to the French opera at Niblo's Saloon:
Sgnor Nagel gives his last concert in this city to-
night. He leaves in few days for Bremen, or
Hamburgh, and then Stockholm. He has met
with great and deserved success In this country He
will be assisted in his last concert by Mons. Nour
rt, a new French tenor, who is highly spoken Of
The Seguins are performing at Baltimore
Rlsey and son, the famous eymnasla- nasters, who
lodged the Guadaloupe earthquake, are perform
ing short engagement at Boston prior to their
departure for Europe.
THE RAvELs were performing at the Tacon The
atre, Havana, on the 25h ult. They had Just ar
rived from Matanzas, on their route north.
During the past season there have probably been
performed in this city nearly 100 concerts Stl there
is a general languor in all musical and theatrical
amusements The legitimate drama seems to be
still in the decline and we know of nothing that
would draw well in the way OF amusements unless
it be the appearance in this country of some TssllO-
nj Dumilatre or Gris Curiosity is very great to see
either OF these danseuse.
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PALMO'S ARCADE Bath,
80 ,HAMBeR STREET
THE GENTLEMEN'S SALOON NOW .OPRN.-Great
Reduc ion
Baths...... ...."..."".t5 cents.

Reduc ion
Rath
Baths with robes OF sheets. ...37h
Is ucke for...... S.
The leased the above establishment for
term has commenced in scale which
ompeted. will he hse himself We In tsste m cos
ly elegance ,gnifcepce with any similar shment
in world having vi.iNd The be, conducted baths in Eu.
fope fees his fellow citiL that
which has for the thirty actuated hm In
providing tno matter at w cost che most spsndi ions
Mt occ be lost sight Of and that to the
Of adding pti,e rsop ces OF HI, own Guilty ted
der the Enjoyment of bath enc plus ira" Of
The LANES Sal will be in readiness 10 few days
fu DESCRIPTION of he va impr ments viii be given when
compl ed the whole thown or Lub.,c ms
IN ls-Smec EGnDINANO IhLMO.
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+ .EiaziSoES .:p.s,fai; .no.sf.s ss s.y,llSs
+ s raT" H1 e ss
teIialy rovsd 70. he scconmo Of visitors. The ho
81 I On .. css ss .ss s'ssss
s1% as. x
dining and superior bathing
Iii and to render
B. .nd
and be mad time to convey to
ompSa: from , hotel d.Iy to and from IL. depot
d. R.ircsa Mocha for Omnbui fare to iIi. hotel
E0ssviTIE B01F 15IEsD scH0oE' STATEN
s n, vi m SSen S Su K. M apS a:
Parent! ea and Guardian. arc sy make:
to rom ca s; u
Se Ga and :.
the orchard gardens md pls ground spacious. ABOUT e.
iesye. Barclay street o'clock ioI K9::viiIs
a. s sSTan and Including Washing
Rev; David More, spter ,l.pt.
$S ss:S%Ss ss s;.: ss'i's ny
lynn S sS,nm ESQ., z , Ssss% ,.,.. street
& E EsTad a ff!ssi r.? s s'ef New
FAMILY BOApDINu STHOOL ID the oosuuy. A lady
oosiisn
Ne. 's's en- s5 H ,s%s fsi:. s
Mr. Joinc Bale 0JOhn street. where term: vi. b
a FEW 0ENTLEMEN Of steady habits can be seesmn9
a dated with good board and PLEASANT rpoms psse
mcdatsd on the most paior and bedroom
TO let with or without board 2ee
BATE have received BY ARRIVAL. nOn ;hsi'
4.i: "ss % @
S,.. b.eI ~ees trout peIsr Fh hocis; pse
~ s' a1s aa On nm
g %., superior Sii i sxr S.iss , ... :.
y sty n Sss iss.s
often for sale Wholesale and RETAIL ESQ lbs Of German Silver
the lowest market prices.
can warrants ever S.S.
this and fully equal to the mported sls nsm
lanes MoEFET ~ rInf e N:G Y !sJ ;.,s III
German Silver q different thekness. 'upsn0' a.
ss:s:;:: S ~. r. 81; VI, ... n,,..
U U%SfsI.. PaIs:.I and ' Shade 1aI.iiSrs ,.
Which he warrants IN quality equal to any IN Inc onfsd
doS I. sv. nd ii metal rolled a. :ss'
TsS@sT IN WHITE LEAD-,0 KEGS sapsnoT qaA1sv
T. English VIII" Lev %Ss5soD ;f't Il MrSryRNs.
,s1oR PIArfsI DOOR Plates Those IN ~e.t0
IL handsome, ctap aud ourin,e shysr IsS br poor
Pats ng ei Ens,pg aod Door Plate Ell bhmns Isl Bow.ry
Alss Snaber, anw Ard be.nuini articis fy mum
'e'Ns dwelling ''n"' '"''f VsSfERrs. ' 81 bower,
usImsr an 900, sbovF Bro me st, sss, sd-.
TIC, THE Lovers ,0K sJrERIQR 9LACy IEA,ll
sled %s. 80 hiany esl,srs..d = CSa sna Earop
sSS nc ssi 4 u G. S:ssss Ne.
Frss 80 ssns and 81 each Sii"'"
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Price Two Cents.
Very we'll for one DAYS work.

Very well for one days work.
ia proper here TO say, that Judge Elwars az ssnior
counsel for the def, and that FIRST
in crimnsi he ien the Judges seat H. an
pesred have lost but little Of his mental faculties and
indeed made very favorable impression II pleasant
to him out again.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-16
CORBYN'S COTTAGE,
STR YKER,S b

STRIKERS BAY,
rs NOW OPEN and in full OPERATION for the Spring and
pur M the winter many and improvements have
bee made which will believed and mate rally TO the com
SALOON fory6v feet in length has been erected for
the odaon Of large parties at dinners con-
entrance opened for the bar, rendering
the ladie,' parcr. Quiet md seicted c a.
Ortiz WIRES. Lieu rs, rItrioEAnirs Csnhs,S &c"
&c s 81 T fisi VIZ VERY TX EiRsr T
Civil and oolsins attendants engaged and every eno
will be sed sustain the this house has already
''''"''' ~ COaBIN's COTTAGE
desirable and satsfact2rv.
ak miles from City by the Bloomingdle rond Stages
start every from he Of Tyon Place and Chatham
street. Fare l2f cents mI2 lmI
VCHE FRENCH AND AMERICAN EATI> g HOUSE,
John street. is beipg the months thoroughly
re the kitchen be alt red to the West India PLAN Of
having IKE the Of the hopses TO the odor
and heat rem cooking which in general oens in
os ., il the dining saloon enlarged deco
rated in Fret CHI style with ma bic les superb oil
nantnys m ,rb OF General Wash, gon &c where
~, hoa,e ON, Of the geptee superb and conf
shhbments the Union-wher from bp 10 ~ dishes are
se We no fror nd ds tho best Java COT
Zee sld he black Tea censa cup; the best ciarst
The snbc,;S,r senbs &c the trlth th,t retrenchment Is
the order lie div Is confident that no pace exists where
eals the scripon furnishd al ms hoos can ue
for wne OF CHI hav been his cons ant ann TO endea
vor 10 ca at the prices usele,, 70 men
to- hs fne his House being ng SINCE NJ la
the first its scrp lou Ia tns CT nos. Ia uoa
be Hvi c.. by the crowds OIL gepuemen Oh Tue hs
respt cability that daily trere.
With hnks snd DISCRIMINATING puoue ior tnen
past fvo the subscriber desr US oil retaining
miI2ws HENnY GOSLlNG
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Literary Notices.

HETHKRlA, OR LETTERS ON THE TRUTH OF CATHo-
Lie DoCrRINEs-By C. c. Pse, d. D.-This is a
very ell. gantly got up volume just issued from the
press of Mr.. Dunnlgan of Fulton street, Of the
principal Catholic publishers. The letters are writ
ten in very pleasing, graceful, and spirited style,
and will doubtless be very popular am ongtt MEM
bers of the Catholic Church. They also deserve
perusal by other denominations One great merit
of Dr. Pisces work is that it is entirely free from
bigotry and sectariansm, and is in that respect
good model for controversial writers
ILLUSTRATED NAPOLEON ID. Appleton IL Co.
have this day published volume Of their beautiful
edition Of Napoleon's Life by M. Laurent de Par
deche, member of the Institute OF France. The
work contains 500 illustrations, besides twenty orr
gna portraits executed by Horace Vernef, the cele
only 50 cents We are glad to see the popular stem
dard works assuming the present cheap form-Oaly
one more volume to complete the work.
Mercury of the 10Th inst gives the following parti-
culars from Capt. Thompson
Orr ST PAUL's ISLAND,
brig Portia, April 18th, ls4
am sorry to inform you of the loss Of the bark Bru-
2sth All hands savea, but believe, at the present
ment we will have TO abandon every thing about the
wreck On the 27h at NJ, fell in with heavy Ice aud
then took in all sail but the tive doublerssfd topsus
laid the topsa ehack and the other FULL and Just 60
ing easy could to keep clear Of the lee About
hafpast eleven at ght the nth, the mate aud two
hands looked forward, self aft, heard breakers
the fog being dense that could nothing; put
the helm down and she came round, filed the msInysrd
and set the lie it fell calm and she hove
stern the rocks, snd 6le directly could
thing till ashore of the spsnker boom end We
are upon tine m'odia OF the sland newHsr over the
rails AMI think she Will De oil to pieces la couple of
days
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TIC. THE LOVERS or sJrERIQR BLACg TEL :,.I
.ed Tea 50 highly celebrated l, Ching snd Europe
,orted, Cor sale at the Caaon Tea Company
Yea Esablishnen,, III Ckafhsmst New fa Gin
Price - and 81 each 1iM
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To the Public.

To the PubIlCs
THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-puD-
shed every day of the year except New Years Ay and
Fourth Of July Price cents per copy-or 70 per an
nun-postages paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-publishede every saturday
mornns-prce 81 cents per copy, or % II per annum
hostages paid-cash in advance
ADVERTISERS are informed that tho circulation Oh
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
asst has the largest circulation Of any PoPer IN 's c'sy
or the vsrs and 10 therefore, the best channel for bus'ness
r.u in N, e,, ~ countrv Prices moderatecash in cd
vance,
PRINTING ofull kinds executed at the most moderate
prices and in the most elegant STYLE
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRorRIEroR THE HERALD EsrABLIsHMENr,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets
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OF this produces by It not only cor
rect likeness Of the original also purity ofde,gn
bril- isncy Of colopg which lar the chef d1uye
wheshtI ancient or modsm-of the most celebI ted artists
tsrat fu the he has received from his
me rous friend, and the public generally, D.. l.. M. Cyrus
woud fam inform them that he has fitted up for The
d,on Of ladies' suite ofrooms IN Pk Piece Honse
Of Broadway where he rus's his skill hrs end
Es t-ntion III who onor him with their f,vor will
lsu him continuance Of the hitherto literally
bes ON. d on him. - -
guereoyps aud Ply graphic art Iu,t omen,s fo taking
a args OF sm lie, for sale, aso the
chemical ure Arsons fer the taking Of portraits ia Phyo
Hp Tor eolors Terus moderate MIC lm-r
tsEbANsIiy PATENT LIFE BOAT Once No; !
II sfre~
EAu DE FLEUR D'ORAN0E MADEIRA WINE
low prices ms lmem
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THE VAIN
@ At T III A IT. l. %

: It W [ r
OATH is open the foot Of Desbrosses street. ~ H.
For its advantages over sh wate see Medical Journals
Five TICKETS Dollar. api6 msr
MONEY TO LEND-ABkAHAM J. JACKSON, Pawn
M Booker No SO Reads street, Broadway, oans money
in la ANAL sums, be required Watches Jewel
silver dv goods wearing APPAREL and personal pro-
perry OF every description a2s lmsic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-16

THE GREENWICH BATH,
MO. 1877 Hudson is open for the season, with
CROTON WATER
Single Baths the reduced price of isx cents, eight
tickets for 81.
AZ im.ec ALEX'R MARSHALL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-16

TOOLS-TOOLS-TOOL
A LBERTsON's Conser's Horizons and Giaord's warrant
ed Cast Steel Coopers Carpenters and Ship Carpcne
Edge Tools can be had at wholesale and retail Of OSBORN
LITTLE, - Fulton street, New oIk (s per above
Coopc, Tool, Iron Rive. Truss Hoops stave JOinter
Also importers and General Dealers in English German
and American Hardware, Cutlery, Nails, &c. &c.
CHARLES OSBORN,
fl1 SIN ec& CHARLES g. LITTLE.
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DAGUERR EoTYPE-L. B. BINsSE & co. inform
- Phooeaphss that they have from old
No. "a Walden lane. to No 81 William street, south west
Maiden lane the I'd floor They have hand
present complete Of plates chemicals and lenses
all ofercee quaity to which they respectfully invite the
attention ri operators Articles every instance
rsnted Their chemicals from the laboratories of the
fr chemists in Paris aud their plates specially selected hy
their ptner there residing bear their Initials and fully
warranted the proportion Of silver, which stamped
them Any who have their doubts the sub
iect. reouested have them essayed. ap15 lmsf
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G.1O OOO WORTH of China, Glass and h .rth,n w are
Pi for sale 10 Eighth Avenue BY Thomss Nc
SoyThn en-, and will be sold retailers,
at the following prices blue and Plates, freIch
shapes, Is doz ufe S. cd Paris white plates stone
6, don turs S. dishes bakers and toilette
equal bowls from Cd 4s Sd; lamps, oil Liverpool
49, hall lamps from Is S. the the dwn
sell for $40 and S12; for gocer, by the buhel
No edi. b. No chNgc f crates TO country
merchants China r from l2,. 10 SIS
Public sale on Wedue sd Nv. in BtoadwAy. m2msrc
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G0oR PI-ATfs DOOR PLATES Those IN ~e.t o
bsndsoms cheap aud our,h,c Shy.r .t.d bI ,Dcor
D., e.n obts N, above rrficl- RuBERTS Siver
,,;ng Eng, pg and Door Plate Est bshmcnt ~ Bowery
A.. raic ynlaben, Ard be-ntin article Tor mum
dv cling houses Ch,rc De ship &c.
''ie Il ROPENTo, l57 Bowefvt
us liner IN sbovs BRO me eas, sd.
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srra OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS-packet
MN 18Th May-The splendid fast SAILING packet ship
COLUMBUS, Captain Cole, will sail positively as
ap We, mel cgular day. .
Hnpg splendid for cabin second cabin and
passcpfs early application should be made board
az 10 W. 4 !. T. TAPSCOTT,
mi5r t3Pcck Slip cor. south street.
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DANO FORTES.-The subscribers resp. cfuily vie
their friends and the public in general 70 cal at be eat
we'll assorted Of mahogany AMI wood French grand
action Piano Fores with all the late improvements waaned
leave aom the public that this the est olshrcp' former
kept by Bennet and Hawkins but At prescott or opcd by the
subscribers The prces will be fourd suiun To tie tines
Purchasers respectfully invited 10 call nd 81 'inc
". B. All kinds Of pianos from 70 7oclsves Ill be made
order. Also pianos tuned and repaired exchan ed on the
most reasonable Also ond h,d pl,nos for .ale
HENRY RICHARD Joan KUCK,
lmsr East Broadway.
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a FEW 1}ENTLEMEN Of steady habits can be sccsmno
n dated good board and PLEASANT rooms 10 psse a.r
w. at 2o4 street Also afew day bosde can % accom-
~ 10 s III M without BOARD bec
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GO The busy not, of preparation is sounding at the
American Museum. The place being renovated deco
rated, beautided, embellished ornamented, SC.
Barnum will make the place vie in gorgeousness and
magnifcence with the fairy palace of Eastern Nabob
The garden the summit of the Museum will be per-
feet paradise. The magnificent prospect, the bamy
breezes and the pure atmosphere will render it the
agreeable lounge in the city Wnchel that double dis
titled essence OF eccentricy exercises powerful nu
the rsible faculties of his audience. He keeps
them in continual state of cachination His represen.
taon of Old and Young Nick evinces great versatility
His Duchmans story; his Frenchmsn; his Irshwoman,
are all excellent The attractions this week UMPIRE.
cedentedly powerful.
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TROUBLE IN MoBuE.-Co Fitzgerald, the British
Consul, has got into trouble with one S,ringer, a
Justice of the Peace in Mobile, and used abusive
epithets, &c. He was thrown into prison with
common felons and fined 500 The affair had pro-
duced some excitement in that city. and the feeling
of the public seemed to be in favor OF the consul.
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FROM LIMA,-Advces are to the 10th of Februa-
ry. Vidal held the reins of government; Hercelles
had been drawn and quartered Castaneda had
been shot and trade not too active
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THE NEW CORPORATION CAUcUs.--The caucus
assemblies again tonight in the City Hall, Alder
man Hatfield being king on the occasion.
We understand that the nominations OF :. ]. I'll
Gen Tor Corporation Attorney, and Mr.. Michel for
Public Administrator, are set down for a fe-consi-
derauon a iresh vote will be taken on both II
seems that MI I. Jefferson Smith, an old Knicker-
booker, and democratic o the back bone. il cadi.
date in opposition TO Mr.. Tden, and may likely
enough catch The prophets mantle IN the newt move
Full particulars tomorrow
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09- Although the places of amusement in N York at
the present moment present many attractions doubt
any Of them offer more sterling talent than Peaes
New York Museum. The name of DR.. Valentine will
sufficiently corroborate the assertion, and when sgnor
Blitz nentioneIwe think sit confirmation strong az
proof of holy writ" Their POPULATIONS established
too firm basis to require any euogy from La
Petite Certo the charming danseuse nightly greeted
with the most rapturous applause The almost endless col
lection Of curoses the Museum addition the
splendid Picture Gallery render avorte place of re
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EMrGRAsTs The ef1srts recently made to adopt
some means of preventing impcstions on the emil
grants arriving in this port, have ended in smoke.
No doubt the Albany delegation represented mo-
noooy The best way is for every one to go on his
own hook, and fleece the emigrents rs heretofore.
That will be the result of it eventually.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-25

THE SUFFERERS OF GUADALoUPE.-A Concert
will be given Friday evening next, for the benefit
of the unfortunate sufferers from the late terrible ca
lamity ia Guadalupe. Mrs. Sutton, and all the
eminent vocalists and musicians in town, have
rendered their services. The concert will, we
are sure be crowded.