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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-04

BALL AT THE ApoIro.-The first Anniversary
Ball Of the Young Mems Neapolitan Association
takes place tonight at the Apollo Saloon If the
ladies take the hint from the engraving on their
ticket, we are sure the affair will be very gay and
delightful one. Low dresses and short petticoats,
with pretty ank, Sse unfang attractions to the
youth of the pres..ys day.
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Oby- RECORDS PARTISAN ALTERATIvE-For the
cure of primary secondary SYPHILIS This powerful al
terave guaranteed not to contain particle Of mercury
any mineral injurious to the system although pos
seasing entr control those oathsome diseases It
is universally used in all the hospitals Of Europe in
synthetic complaints and is certain cure for venerea
throat ulcers nodes pains in the joints bones and
and all complaints arising from synthetic faint in the
constitution improper of mercury Sold in sin
gle bottles 81 EACH in containing dozen &c. care
fully packed and sent to all parts Of the Union.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College OF Medicine
and Pharmacy ~ Nassau street.
w. s. RICHARDSON. Agent.
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LATE INTELLIGENCE FROM EURorE.-We may
look for fifteen days later news from Europe at an
early hour tomorrow morning, the steam ship
Acadia is due at Boston, having left Liverpool
on the 10Th ult.-fifteen days ago. Last year in
November she made the passage in twelve and a
half DAYS.
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o. NOTICE.-A meeting of the Krouts of the city OF
New York, will be held at the United States Hotel
Thursday evening. Dec. 7h at o'clock, preparatory to
the annual Krout Feast BY order of the
st GRAND KROUT
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o. THE FORTUNE TELLING GYPSEY QUEEN
General Tom Thumb Dr. Valentine and grand phalanx
Of attractions to be and heard this week the
American Museum The Albino lady takes benefit to-
day and this evening" and in addition to the other novel
ties she sings several songsand Duets General Thumb
leaves very for Old England, being determined, he
says to kiss Queen Vic and the babies.
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COMMON CoUNCn-Both Boards of Aldermen
meet tonight, the result of which meeting will be
made known tomorrow. In the meantime, our
streets, which for the past eighteen months have
been the drtiest of any civilized city, still So
and from present appearances ever will be. The
community is infested with crime and criminals;
and we have no remedy save the recent patrol po-
lice established through the police magistrates, that
has exercised most salutary influence in prevent.
ing burgla1ies. The report of Alderman Tou on
this subject, we understand, will beimade in few
days, and we also learn that it will exhibit most
complete detail of crime, its extent and remedy;
but fear he has collected too much for the body
of city fathers to wade through before the next
spring election But shall see what we shall
see. In the meantime, we have merely to say that
if the present Common Council does not carry out
the measures Of reform so long promised, the Anne
rican Republicans will.
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THE MISSING MANA man named Bernard
Healy, was drowned on the 9Th of last October in
the Hudson near West Point His wife has lust
heard Of this disaster to her family.
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BtANcARD's TABLE D'HorE, always supplied
with the best the market afiords-well-cooked, and
served in the best. style.
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NEW YORK HERALD.


90 We shall receive by the Acadia and have for sale
at this Office all the foreign papers together with the
London illustrated papers, all of the latest dates
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o. N. p WILLIS ESQ, OF THE NEW MIRROR,
good authority for every thing in which the ladies
concerned. Madame Adolph, Of Peae's Museum aston
ished and delighted him and refers him her
abilities BY the way Pcae's Museum is putting forth
unusually rich novelties for shilling
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REPORTING AND REPoRTERs.-A torrent OF abuse
las disgusting and contemplate as its source-has
been poured out by the Express against the esi-
mable President of the ST. Andrews Society, Mr.
Irwin, because report of the proceedings at the
annual dinner of the Society, last week, appeared
exclusively in the Herald.
Ii seems that some person attached to the Ear
press, who gets his victuals by hook and by crook,
at the different hotels and public dinners, OPEN
ings of houses of entertainment, and similar occa-
sions, having, probably, failed in getting plate at
the Astor table, some other table, that. day,
hurried down to the City Hotel, and actually had
the impudence to send dirty, almost illegbe note,
to the President of the st. Andrews Society, re-
questing admission to the dinner The note had
certainly an awfully ferocious appearance, and
doubtless the writer had an appetite for which a
satiated alderman would willingly have given any
price We have no doubt the poor fellow was
quite furious with hunger. He was, however, re-
fused admittance, not by Mr. Irwin, who had Of
course, nothing to do with the arrangements, but by
one OF the stewards, who very properly regarded
the note with good deal of suspicion remarking
that he could not think of admitting Tom, Dick
and Harry, to the table, and therefore ordered one
of the servants TO inform the ferociousy hungry
applicant that the gentlemen begged to decline the
pleasure of his company at the table. Now, the stew
ard was PROFESSIONALLY right. The note itself was
prinia tacie evidence that the applicant was not a
proper candidate for admission to the company OF
gentlemen. 1t might have come from boot-blac ok
or a barber; indeed il was not respectable enough
to have come from a barber, for barber can
write a note which will present respectable ap-
pearance.
But the miserable lazzaroni lilerateur immediate
y hurried to the Express Office and writes abu-
sive article calling Mr. Irwin all sorts OF opprobr-
GUS names, and attacking the reports in the Herald
as imaginations. But did the boot black or lazza-
roni imagine for moment, the credit he was thus
giving us If all these reports which appear in our
paper be mere fiction, then think that in very
short time we ought to be placed side by side with
Shakespeare at least. But we do not make any
higher pretensions, at present. than to be regarded
as the faithful historian of the age. We are quite
content with being able to give the best and most
accurate and most comprehensive reports, as is ad-
mtted onall hands And to the circulation of the
Herald, which was also alluded to, every body
knows that it spread the report of the proceedings
at the dinner ten times the space and in in
fniy of quarters where the Express was never
heard of and never WILDE. 1t is indeed very fun
ny to hear our circulation talked about by the Er
press-a paper which circulates few hundred in
this city and is sold for wrapping paper at the small
groceries
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UNCONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.-The
Tonic MIXTURE prepared by the College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy ofhe city of New York is confidently
commended and by the first medical pracion
city, for all Of debility produced either by
indulgence Of any kind detrimental to the
constitution. II is invaluable remedy for impotence
steriy baroness (sness depending malformaton)
and will be found highly beneficial in all complaints arising
from debitated state of the constitution.
Sold in single bottles 81 each in Of half dozen S.
eully packed and sent to all parts Of the Union.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College, 81 Nassau
street. w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent
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you have superhuous hair disfguring any part OF your
DR. Felix Gouraud will quickly and forever eradicate IT,
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sSinsthis you be satisfied of by seeing the prepaT
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walker street one door from the corner o.
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curing all blotchcs pimples, freckles, tan, mophew
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guard against bold imitation, and buy no where else pu
above.
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Township egasy-three. Of range five.
An Island in The mississippi nssr containing thirty
and thirty Gss. ia township sesen,y-sgh', OF range
three.
.NoiM Of the base line aud West Of the 5is p,ineipai
mtridiaa.
Townships eighiy-tso and eighiy-lhree, Of range
Atihe Land Office at FAIRFIELD, CONNIE ncing
On Monday the second Gay of Ocebcr next, for the
disposal of the public lands hcfeinafss designated
viz:
North Of The base line sad Wsa n the 5sh priaeipal
M, idiaH.
Township seventy six, OF range nine.
An island the Mississippi river forming parts of
sections seventeen. eighteen aud nineteen, 10 town
ship x'y-eight, Of range two and parts Of sections
thirteen and twenty four, vi township sxtye'sh,, OF
range three.
Two small islands in the Mississippi river, forming
pnt Of section sIx, in town hip seventy of range
one, und parts Of sections AMI twelve in town
ship seventy, Of range two.
An island in The Mississippi river, forming parts Of
SECTIONS fifteen, sixteen, twenty aud twenty two,
except that portion of the island within the limits Of
section sixteen, and two islands in tho same liver,
one Of them forming portion Of sections twenty
two, twenty six and twenty and the other,
parts Of sections twensy-two and twenty seven NJ
in tow nship seventy -four. Of range two.
Three islands in the Mississippi river, forming
parts Of sections twenty one, twcnty-t~o, twenty
seven, twenty eight, tweny-nne and thir,y-two, in
township seventy -one, Of range one.
Huron Island and Xix small islands in the Missis-
srp rver forming parts of sections three, nine ten,
fifteen, sixteen, twen'y-one, twenty-five, tweaty
three twenty -sx ~ cDty seven and thirty four ex
cept 20 much Of Huron Island lies within the
limits of section sixteen in township seventy two OF
range one.
An island in the Mississippi river, forming part Of
section three, IN township wo, OF range one,
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In pursuance Of he provisions of the net of Con.
gress, approved 81 March 1893. entitled An c,',
establish town 81. Marks, FLORIDA" The Rev, 10,
and Receiver If The Land Office al Tallahassee a, IA
be- required psipr to The day Of sale, to ascertain
value III any improvements which may have b..
made" on the lots designated in this poclamaiinn
stsclivey, "and he purchaser al pubic sale OF al,
lit upon which there are such improvements d. b,
than the owner thereof shall, in addition 10 the su
10 be paid TO Tho United States, he AID hereby IT, /,
CURED TO ply to the owner of the improvenen Ii,
va ne of ihsm as thus asceItained; end il plymsu
therefor shall not he nade upon The day on whcll t
same v as purchased the lot shall be again Offend !.
public sale the day OF sale, and such person
shall not he capable Of becoming the purchaser Of tia
any other lot offered Il that pubic sale PrOrii8
That il any lot offered and bid of on the lastJ
Of the public sale shall not be thus paid for he SANK
may DO entered al private sale upon paying 10 [
United States the sum at which il bid OF, aul
The ownsr Of the improvements, the previously asc
,ained value thereof"
BY the ACT Of Congress aforesaid the mini
price Of each lot is fixed al twenty-five dollars.
THO. IA. BLAKE,
Commissioner Qfthe Geaerai LAM OGsa
juno i4--t22d Oct
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nine ninety' three, ninety hundred and one
one bundled and five, hundred and nine. ,n,
hundred aud th,itesn, one hundred aud seventeen
hundred and twenty one, and one hundred tr (
twenty five as reg tented on ihe plan OF "a. "a a
%, prepared by the Surveyor GeteIal OF the I,.
rtDy oi Fionda.
The ssis will be kept open for two weeks (urle..
the lots ass disposed Oh and no angcr; anJ n
priv ate eh,iy OF any lt, 90 .f.res, Will ie aImt'i
until sfs he expiration Of Tie two weeks
Given under ny hand al The Cay OF Wasi;Dor.n
this Gig hth day Of June, Ammo DonIni 1873
BY he Preside,t
Tao. n. BLAKE,
Commisssoasr Of the General Land Once
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N pursuance Of law, 1. Joan Tyler, President Of
: The Unued States Of America, do hereby d. cisre
and make known that public sals will b. held II the
undcrmentLned Land Offices, ia the Territory 81
WISCONSIN q. tho periods hereinafter dssgna
ted, u wit:
Al The Land Office a, MINERAL POINT, com
mercing on Monday, the twenty third day Of Octob
next for the disposal Of the public lands within The
aforementioned townships ind fractional townships,
viz;
North Of the base line and Hest Of he C,urih prinei-
pat meridian.
Township eight, Of range five
NoSh effhs base limo and East IF he fourth princi-
pal meridian, and North Of the HIskonsan rirer.
Fractional townships eigh, and nine, Of range une
Fr.ci.onslg township eight including parts d
islands in sections eleven, twelve, thirteen, and four
teen, and township nine, OF range two.
Fractional township sight, including parts Of
isands in seciioe eighteen, OF range three.
Fracsh nal Tow nsl, ip eight, of range four.
Fractional township eight, including the island in
section nine, and township nine, of range five.
Fractional townships nine and ten, OF range six.
Fractional townships nine, ten and eleven, Of range
seven.
Fractional township eleven, Of range eight
AT The Land Office al GREEN B AY. commencing
on MnniAy, she second day Of October next, for the
disposal Of the public lanls within the undermenlon-
I'D townships, 10 wit
North Of The base line and East of he fourth principal
meridian.
Fractional township eleven, Including The island,
on the Iorh side Of Wisconsin river, If range nine.
Sections four. ive sir, seven, eight seventeen eieii-
teen ,nineteen twenty twenty mir
~, thirty one, thirty two and TIM living 1t OF
the Winnebago Lake and Fox River in township
twenty, Of range seventeen.
Al the Land Office at MILWAUKEE, commcnc-
ing on Monday, the sixteenth day of October next
for thadisposal Of the public lands hereinafter desg
mated, viz:
North Of the base line and East Of the fourth prin-
cipai meridian
Township ten, OF range ten.
The wesl half Of the southwest quarter Of section
three, in townshiptwo, Of range nineteen.
Inc east na'f OF section twenty-s.x, in township
ten Of range twenty-one.
quarter Of section hinc in township three of range
ftweniyihree.
The southeast fractional quarter of section nine
teen and the lots and two or northeast fraction
al quarter Of section thirty in township two of range
twenty-thiee.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools,
Military nr other purposes, will be excluded from
sale
The sales will each be kept open for two weeks,
unless the lands are disposed Of and no
longer and private entries Of land in the town
shiI offered will be admitted until after the ,xpi-
ration of the two weeks
Given under my hand al the City of Washington,
this eighth day of June, Ammo Domini is43
JOHN TYLER.
BY thu President:
Tho. II BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Office
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of prescription
to any lands within the limits Of the townships above
enumerated required establish the same TO the
satisfaction of the Reg ser and Receiver of the pro-
per land Office and make payment therefor, as soon
pra cable cr seeing the notice, and before the day
appointed for the commencement Of The public sale
OF the township, embracing the tract claimed, above
designated otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
THO. n BLAKE,
Commissioner of the Generd Land Office.
iune l4-t6 Nov
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By rus PREsIDEN OF THE u. STATES

BY TIE PREsIDEN OF THE u. STATES
NJ HEREA5 by the act Of Congress approved ON
w thc Both day of June, 1891 entitled I" Ao mel
TO authorize The sale of lots in the town o. 81, a,k
Florida, the Prs,drtIs su horized 10 direct the n
gisler and Receiver of the Tallahassee land d,stfc,
to make sale AZ public ion Of one fourth If the lot
10 ihe town Of ST. MARKS, in tic TERRITORY
or FLORIDA, according TO The plan tho sorvc,-
or Gene al Of said Territory Nov Know We Thai /
Jous TYLER, Preside Of the ai,ed States do here
by declare and msse known that publ G sale viii h
held at thc Land Office at TALLAUAss EE in m,
TERRI TORY OF FLORIDA, Tor the Disposal Of
the Aforementioned OTIS IN tie town Of ST Marks
Florida, on Monday he rsnfy-ihird day of Oefcbe,
next, VIZ
Lot. numbered one, five, nine, thirteen, seventeen
twen'y-cne, twenty five, twen,y.pine, tbiry.thrce
thirty seven, for'y-one, forty five forty n,ue, 66,.
three, hly-seven sixty one, sry.f sixiy-bine,s
venty, seven'ysevcn,. egh'y-one o'y-fye, eighty
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Part Of an island in the Mississippi river, In sec.
lion three, In township ilesn; fractional sections
one, two eleven fourteen twshts'two, twenty three
twenty seven and thirty -four. township sixteen
AID The fractional secs,n thirty six, IN the fractional
township seventeen, Of range six.
AT the Land Office Vt CHICAGO, commencing
Monday, the tusnfy Jim day Of Sspiembsy nea,,
for tho disposal of the public Iands hereinafter des'e-
mated, tn wit:
North Of The Base Line and East Of .he Third princi
pal Me,idiaa.
Fractional townships ihidy-one and thirty-two,
bordering the Indiana State line, of range fineen
The fraction vi the soul beast quarter vi sec
ton six in tow nship thirty thine, Of range four.
Tn. east half AID northwest quarter OF the
northeast quarter Of section three and the north hall
II the northwest quarter Of the section IN town.
ship thirty nine, Of range eight
The east half of the southeast quarter of section
fifteen, in township for,y-thfee. of range eleven.
The north west quarter Of section twelve in town
ship forty, Of range thirteen.
AT the Land Office NJ DANViLLE, commencing
on Monday tho second day of Ocfobe' next for the
disposal OF the public lands within the limits Of ffac-
tlonal townships twenycighi, twenty nine, and
thirty, north Of the base line # range tcn west OF
The second principal meridian.
Al the Land Office at KASKASKIA comu,cnc.
ing Monday, the Sixteenth day Of October next,
for the disposal of The pubic lends within the limits
Of the souhsas, quarte' of section biriy-thec and
the southwest fractional quarter Of the secioo
on island tseniy-four, m the Mississippi iver) 10
township thirteen, south Of range three west.
Al the Land Office at ED w ARDSVILI.E, COM
mcncng on Monday The ninth day of October next
Tor The disposal of the pubic lads within the lilis
Of fractional sections thirty. and thirty two, u,
township six, nonh OF range ten wes and fractional
section twenty five, IN township six NORTH Of range
eleven west, constituting islands numbered sixiy and
sixty-oDe, in the Miss srlppl river.
AT the Land Office al q UlNCY, commencing on
Monday the frenfy-third day Of OCTOBER next, for
the disposal OF tie pobc lands within the limits Of
the undvrmentoned tracts, viz:
North OF The Base Line and East ofhe fourth prin.
oipai Meridian.
The north half aud southeast quarter Of section
tgeniy-thre, in township four, of range three
The northwest quaIi,r of section twenty 1.-Two, in
township seven, Ut range seven.
Lande appropriated by law for the use Of schools,
military, or other purposes, will be excluded from
sale.
The sales will each be kept open foriwo weeks (unless
the lands disposed OF and no longer; and
private entries 0, land in The townships Offered
will be adnted until after the expiration OF the Nv
weeks
Given under my hand at the city Of Washington
this eighth day Of June, Ammo Douini lo43
JOHN TYLER.
By the President:
Tho II. BLAKE,
n Cki. y IxJ.
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Every person onlitI' to The right Of pre- 'mla d,
any lands wIthIn the limits If the tvnship, abov.
enumerated is required establish the sane TO the
sat-acion "f the Register and Receiver of the pro-
per Land Office, and m~ke payment therefor as soon
@pracficabt otter seeing tbs notice and bcf re the day
appointtdio tor the commencement Of pubic sale 81
the tow. ship, embracing The tract clsi nsd aboy,
designated, otherwise such chin will he fortified.
THO VI. BLAKE
Commissioner Of ne General Land Office
iunc lt-tuov "a