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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-27

CURIOUS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the COMES
sion OF Mason of the murder Of the two old peo-
pie at Harrisburg, an account of which we pub
llshed in our Sunday paper, he is likely to prove
an albi and get clear Read the annexed letter,
dated Harrisburg, 25th inst.
From the u. 8. Gazette April 2oJ
The testimony taken this morning IN the Gaze OF MA.
SON. charged with the murder OF the Soes
very clearly as was ntimatedb by me last prove
the innocence of the accused An aIoi AZ the ume the
murder was clearly male OUT oy Two ofour
mos, resnectabe citizens jacob Zercher swears that
Mason belned TO unload canal boat en- that morning
frnod rJ,vI-tha he there during the whole time
,,uo ahau, I o'clock in the morning, when the work
oommenceJ until finished, which he thinks was
~, hsfore If o'clock. Now old MIR. Furthermore
bont 10 O'Clock letting out his cattle, and about IL the
Murder is said by the 10 have been discoversd.-
George P. Weisallng, who purchased the wood above
referred recoects that the defendant the boat
satisfied that the unloading of the wood wasnot
completed before IL o'clock Ssne other testimony cor
OF the above also taken. The hearingn
postponed until this Afternoon for the purpose OF exam
ming the tailor at Hummel stown, who, ssaid wnsk-
Ell by Mason how long he would be in TINS country oe-
fore man would be hung after committing amu.uer.-
The Counsel for young Furthermore stends sso 10 p,o
cure the attendance il possible, OF Mr. GOLDSMITH Gne
Inclined Plane to whom is alledsed, some CONCESSIONS
were made by the prisoner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-27
NEW YORK THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 81, 1913.

BROWN CO.'S One Price Hat Store. I7s Chatham
esquare corner of Mott where fashion, beauty, dura
oty and are combined 70 sdorn the head The FRO
lm,atos OF beaver which closely resembles those formerly
sold Tor 80 and IS At the low ved Of 81: who from
lnclna or necessity sduced study that
article of dress doing
So and s Keep mp the of the fashionable
Brown Co 10 presenting this hat public think they
nave reached tn utmatum of beauty chsapness
durability and comfort TO the All sales for cash
therefore no good the by the bad
BROWN Co l78 Chatham square,
a8 Inn Of Nor st
n SPRING IA sHION FOR GENTLEMEN7s HATS
t-Tbe undersigned respectfully informs mis- customers
and the cubic generally that he has
and ,a the much admired spring style Of genlemen Hats
which Tor beauty Of nh aud aud symmetry FORM
ormer effort, IN this any other CITY,
To the economist they desirable article they
bne cheapnels durabi y and elegance, wauntd equal 70
any and interior In the Of Hats chat
lenges he reoe soics of public patron
age he would also call their hs large
OF Mems Yopths and chdren caps cloth sc. all of
his own manufacture which for variety of patterns be
equaed.
Aso ofchildsns drab and pearl eoloed fancy
hats trimmed with velvet Of patterns for spring and
summer wear very much admired call will convince the
most scelca Of the superiority OF the above mentioned
cles now ready for sale at the Old established
ISAAC H ARCHER,
all 1msr 70a and EGO Green ~. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-27

POETRY IN New RLE,Ns-Coupt Barato, IN
whose arms Byron died, according to his showing,
has been most shockingy lynched IN New orleans,
and headed towards the north
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-27
ROssvlLLE B0AKDINa -sCHJ0L. STA EN-

w WESTTHORP respectfully informs his friends and the
w public, that school will open LIST of May
Pa ents and guardians also Informed w W. makes il
point OF conscience guard possible
Of children committed his from twelve
age Reading. writns orhogapny, srthmwc, geograph
and grammar ght The location delightful and he uthy
the orchard gardens and play ground spacious;
inmates walk from the landing. The steamboat Rartan
lie ayes Barclay street day at O'clock Rossve
Terms. for board and tuition including washing, SIS per
quarter, paid in advance. References -
Rev: David More, Staten Island
W ~ Seymour, Esq, Chath.m Square, ". Y
Henry Stewart Segaine, Esq, Staien Island
VIM nudlan, Esq;. i2t Beekman street
John Quinn, Esq 81 Alunroe street.
Me1rs. Colvi! aud Flemint. Esq. is Cedar street
Capt Edward Ferber, Esq, Hicks street, Brooklyn.
MIS- Vsnan 81 Edridge street, New Yors. a22 imsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-27
EXCHANGE HOTEL, BALTIMORE.

THIS house havn undergone many mpe RANT alterations
and thorou repairs having been in reurnhed with
Tch and CANT furniture tgan o.en for the reception of
company.
The posi- ion OF this Hotel we'll known require de-
tail of its ADVANTAGES confessed be- for lie of BUSH
Of the favorable Of any the city
The proprietor intends that aud industry shall
not b. wanting its atura under his
,nce and he respectfully socts the patronage his
friends the public
ERASTUS COLEMAN.
Ra tnnra Aprilo -odao
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-27
Vol. Ix.--No. ia whole No. 3d.
To the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-puD
hshed every day of the year except New Years day and
Fourth of July Price per copyor 81 90 per an
num-postages paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD--publishcd every Saturday
mornsg-pcc 81 cents per copy, or 90 IL per annum-
hostages pad-cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation OF
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
asst. Hhas The largest circulation Of paper in this city,
the ord and is therefore the best channel business
The city country Prices moderate-cash in ad-
vance,
PRINTING ofall kinds executed at the most moderate
prices and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRrEroR THE HERALD ESTABLISHMENT,
Northwest corner of Fulton aud Nassau streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-27

,sSn FARM FOR SALE containing forty acres, thirty
A five under cultivation and the balance good Of
~lAN wood.
On premises house in good repair coach house
and large barn In front OF the house excellent well
water secured from the weather by well house.
fine lawn front Of the house. On he above described
fuit in dance such apples cherries ounces
cuuints, goose ber les &C.
The above rrm miles from the steamboat landing
fr The of Rye, on the North street road full
view Sound light houses when lighted;
every respect desirable location for gentenans
dcnce. -
This fun is in Weschesfer County. Call the premises
Alr. j. H. WELCH, 80 Leonard street.,
ala Imsec Dr. the Police Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-27
RAMsEY's CELEBRATED CpENICaI- CosNrTI
shaving COMpOIrNn

yHEATHlNG PAPEH-20 bales OF very superior ou,Ity
suitable for roofs Of houses aud ships bottoms for sale bv
milo X COLLINS " co. s south AZ,
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NOTICE.

THE Croten Adueduct Board ,pecully call the attic non
Of their llow cizens to he Ordinance Of the Common
Council pub ishtd below prohibiting under fine
imprisonment The horsed opening OF the Hydrnts
erect tor the exnguishnent fires In the absence of such
Ortnance heetoor- all the efforts of the agents Of The
Aqueduct parment have failed alarming evil
which the duty Of good
sing Many Of the Hydrants have been broken and rendered
unit for sevice consequence of careessness
fence of who have opened them thus
to the cyand by destroying The usefulness Of the
Hydrans OF fire, haZardng tie safety Of the nehho
ing In consequence Of the wanten w.ste from y
the head wstr the distributing reservoir has been much
diminished and should 6es efficient action Of the
Hydrans cannot be looked for unless ODE dence the
Ordinance now passed shall be yielded enforced Tine Gro
Aqueduct Boad therefore silly ask the
Of heir fellow zens eccting the important OBJ
ject which the Ordinance of the Common Council nded
10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-27


cles, now ready for sale at the ga established
al, lm.r 2oa and 200 Greenwich st, ". Y.
sA III W WAsTTER
For is sdysassf, fresh Medical aaas
A FEW GETLEMEN of steady habits be accommo
"A dated with good board and Pleas in private
modsted on the most term paror and bedroom
TO let with or without hoard a5ec
B. rIcA 4. Mo % Liberty 'tee near Nassau 0er'
isSs ss La Norma sssa" lat quality, very ;upsor
$ $ s s:Ss's s..s'., very q s!s. aud g
5 s,SoS R.s, iinA DANA and Gouone., do Do
The whole entitled to debenturs and in lots to suit
friends il ay Of
Ss
the
MI nsIi VAT WATJERs Of KIssINGEN, Germany
flavor, of an eeabe nte ard being powerfully promove
Of Of sec sGn and s.. and
tent specifically the LIVER the Aystema and
rne y. ~ and dspans any existing obstruction. II used
The .oi$ the 9eerips places. a. SIX cent.
ssn Kf D rug is s,sSs
hos. n. Hart, 218 Broadway
Church.. Dispensary, 1888 Bowery.
Whole sale a. d retail
FLORlAN STRAUSS, G6 Beaver street,
aSo lm'r stairs.
To THE LOVERS OF SUPERIOR BLACK TEA
\ H0wqua Mlxturc-This extremely delicious and
eled Tea highly celebrated China and Europe just i'm,
ported for sale at the Canton Tea Companyi
Tea Establishment. 2I Chshams st. New Yct-in .sckarss
woo W. Hcno snH ~ each az iwsec
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS
THE serb FRS Opening, by recent arrivals
their ,prng assortment Of &C., which they
Ter at the lowest market prices for cash approx ed .r
viz
Butt Hinges and Screws. Fine Pen Pocket Cutie
Brass Sheli Goods ry
ia laned Tea Trays. Table Knives and Forks
Timed Hollow Wac. Scissors Razors and shear.
Saws, Files an Tools d Xon & Sons Wares
Bolts, Locks, &c Casters, Candest,.ks &c
. Scytnes, ckles, Shovels, Spades. &c. &c.
Also, full assortment Guns, Pistols. Rifles Gun ma
Hns at lower pcss than other afford SELL
itvng been purchased auction and else where below
eoriginal cost
w SPIES CO,
a22 lmer 2'8 Pearl street opposite Plat street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-27

Borders Cuts, Brass Rule. all other articles manuac-
tuIed at tins establishment, the reduced rates.
New Articles got up to order, being furnished with
patterns
The Type at this establishment. both the style of
Face and he material (which made particularly adapted
for service IN Newspaper Printing.
All kinds OF steteotypng furnished TO order.
n B-Such Newspapers will copy the above three times,
will be entitled Type making bill of times
ee lnser a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-27

NEW AND IMPORTANT NORTHUMBERLAND
~ SELLS AGATE, offer for the inspection of the public
their improved Minerva Shoulder Brace perfectly satisfied
the they have made the article place
Gar above article Of the kind heretofore manufactued-
This article intended brace the shoulders
chest giving the time free Of the and full
perfect acten the lungs IL only beauties form of
the but highly recommended by professional gentle
being considered almost indispensable Of
dentaTy habits Parents end guardians requested
this article their will be found of infinite benefit
children Of either and all who have acquired
the habit OF STOPPING.
Persons sending orders will please send the size the
shoulders and around and will forwarded
with the Brace, to obviae difficulty thar may the
For sale wholesale and retail the old establishment of
PARSELLS u AGATE
az Imsec 2y7 Broadway, of Park Place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-27

AHE FOR VrRfOoL--fn't Brus, snip---.--The
613 well known, very fast sal ing Biu1h ship CHES-
SA3ETER Captain John Doyle. will have immediate des
patch for the above ort For freight apply the subscnbe
ROCHE, BROTHERS Co. IS Fulton st
a2r next door 10 the Fulton Sank
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-27
WASHINGTON GARDENS, HoBoKEN.


TOHN IRELAND the well proprietor of the First
Ward House., No. 90 New street, (corper Of Exchange
face grateful for the patronage hitherto received his
friends and DESTROYS merit continuation OF
informs them and the public generally that he has lately
chased the large and commodous House and Gden known
as the Wa hngon House. situate Hudson street IIobokrn
within few minutes walk from the Ferry formerly occupied
by the late smes Sweenv where he will be happy
calls from the friends Of the late proprietor the public
generally The Gardens being newly and ssteully out
Will be supplied during the with excellent assor
ment Of the and choicest Of flowers. The bar being
greatly enlarged and newly fitted will contain GOOD
sortmet CT Wines and Liquors OF the approve gu Atty
and cgaTof the most superior bandsaso Sherry Cobblels
Mint Jueps and Punches made the best STYLE Refresh
ments including Ice Creams and other decaces Of he
SON lie has also tted up separate and agreeable stng
lor Tor ladies' which front the Bay and furnishes view
t the most delightful scenery The subscriber determined
that nohing shall be wanting TO The comfort Of his
has also rehtted the Bowling Saloons with entire
new Alleys bnt on The most approved psn for exercise and
the Of or the the alters
TO say th,n that they will ia al be
found ntive the of the visitors The subscriber
from his long experience in the business respectfully socits
share OF the PUB patronage and pledges himself
ing shall BE- wanting his those his employ,
contribute TO the comfort and enjoyment of those who may
visit the Washington Gardens
a2s.w.r JOHN IRELAND, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-27

FRANCIS X; CRUMP, ChronometeI Watch and Clock
Maker and Jewsle forme fiy with = J. Tobias nearly
six years and recently with Msrguands Co, Broadway
wards Of three yesbegs acquant his friends and the public
that he has taken 28 Grand where he int
TO practise the above business and from his expert
ence and known ability, with that share Of patronage
Which ms abilities ente him. In thanks all
past vou he would remind his friends that he repairs every
most complicated that can be procured
Also Jewelry and Diamond work Pearls re,trung;
eey aue nifty per cent cheaper than the
being enabled do the whole m it, and moi trust To the in
~. ", w so" nv s'Ver e3lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-27

1n1k rUh SALE OR EXCHANGE-A Farm of 60 acres
1Tof excellent land wi ssi,abe buildings, all 10 good
some seeds pan.ed and also wool eneugh at the door c
welt of EXCELLENT the door. In fact everything
about fine condition, and all for family
round good cellar, two room, milk room, psntris,
fields well wateed OF wood 80 OF meadow
aud 2, pr pl'ugh,d land, with abundance Of fruit The
OF immediately and 10 ispytabe title siven Very liale
1onsS; ov y. du M p1u b, On 'a n on
Yok he day and from the city. Apply
40 LUDLOW CO., Auctioneers, No. II Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-27

BARGE. RACE, CLUB AND SAIL BOATS,
~ Market, New YorkBuder OF the Sultan OF MuscaIi
Pleasure Barge, the Race Boats W,ye Gezes Victoria At
Poushteepse, Duchess OF HydePark sylch and Wave
Mobile. George Stewart Of Louisville, Madame Celeste Of
New Orleans, &c.
Also the sail boats William Crolus Fashion, Eureka Ia
non STAR Edwin Forrest Sc. ais 1msrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-27

AZ FOR LONDON-Regular Packet of the LIST oil
NM May The very superior fast sailing packet ship
MkN&sSalNT JAMES, Captain Sehor, will sail
above her regular day.
Having very superior Accommodations for cabin second ca
bin, and steerage wishing embark should
make early application board foot OF Maiden lane
JOSEPH McMURkAY,
100 Pine street. corner of South street.
Persons wishing TO send for their friends have them
brought the above ship the packets by
ippyi !. ahNvr. n nv lsrsr. ro-t.paid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-27

JOHN L. LAWRENCE,
M. VAN SCHAICK,
j. PHILLIPS PHOENIX,
CIR NELIUS w LAWRENCE,
SAMUEL B. RUGGLES.
New York, April 18th, I8i3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-27

RIO DEALERS IN CUTLERY.-Wm Wild, No. 1862
1 Division street, Manufacturer of Cutlery Offers to the
trade cheap for cash. 1000 dozen OF assorted Cutlery of
quality consisting Of one, ,wo three and four blade knives
at2 lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-27

INA HOUSES TO LET AT YORKVILLE.-z large
ET houses the OF 8th and Sd either
vstc resdeace On the premises fine stable bowling alley
and inc garden Consisting OF OTIS. with vines and fruit
JOHN A. MORRILL,, Esq.,,
ms swr No. II Chambers st.
- OOMS WANTED-On the north tide OF II. city
LIN mod rat rentTwo smll rooms, with privilege Of
yard place FOR iae and Croton for family Of only
persons For such good may be found by leaving
note at 6 Liberty street, corner OF Greenwich, for A.
&A S175 nOUI;E TO hET-A handsome two DRY
it'll sne c'lumns front and cupol, the roof,
b mdneis and fotns DOORS and silver plated hardware
The principal lea,suty situated Nor Second
in Wil'am burg between Sx and Seventh Streets within
ten minutes walk Of three ferries TO New oik-or part
would be TIT low rent IN Family Of than three
per.0ns. Enquire on the premises. or of
a2s arr w. C. SHAW. '2i Fulen ST. N. Y.
IA TO LET-Pert of two story br OK House |;
EM desirable sidence for 'miil family, in Is ntee
.l. aeighborhrod, and within minutes walk Of two
la, Of sases. which every fonr Location heal
tHv ard house good order Amply the premises No 900
Eth zenith street bet Eighth and Ninth Avenues at
Ma,d-n lane Rent $40 s26 at.r
AA TO LET-OIeeLwoed Colt &c. at Gowanus, Bro L.
tT yn containing six cellar ard woodnousc piaz-
"a in front, and large IN, beautifully situated,
looking tn Ba-, and commanding most txenve view To
sma respectable fmif, this very Desirable residence.
Erdure of II. MARTIN CO.
a26 n*m % John street. Y.
ArA TO LET-The store arehouse I Maiden lane, a
LIE occupied by Mr. Comstock The first floor and cellar
will De rented separate, il required.
Also, the mod three story and attic brick house l56 Wa
very Piece, nett dooI to the sub, crber at $780,
Will be rented at moderre r,ice. Apply 20
l.. SUDAN, I5s Wavery Place,
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