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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-14
ECONOMY IN GENrLEMEN'S DRESS.
ALL EXTREMES ARE RAD.

ALL EXTREMES ARE BAD.
pense Of making and Stop m de clothes is good cloth
spoiled Experience have taught that there
those who ayt thick that mpecaons loud nut
pressed with these f,ets the undersigned pursuing middle
cou avoiding exraFagant profits the hand and keep
my ne very pest aiuces on the otsI wch are MADE UP 10
petent workmen be found the Onr Stock
for the winter complete consisting of Super Black
Blue Ohye Brown, and Green Cloths for Dress and Frot
WATERPROOF DOUBLE MILLED CLOTHS, BEA.
VERS, TWEEDS, &c, FOR OVER COATS.
Vesngs rich Veyets MeIno Cechmeres Dressing Rooes
satns Silks &c With of Fancy Dress
ucles including Scas Handkechefs, Cavas Gloves, Sass
WILLIAM T. JENNINGS CO.
23l Broadway
o2e lmsec American Hotel opposite the Fountain.
GENT LEMEN'S OUTFITTING GOODS.
JOHN M. DAVIES IL JONES,
l06 WILLIAM STREET, CORNER OF JOHN,
HAVE received per late arrivals and have store full
their stock not e9uaed TIM. city, and their goods will be
Winter Gloves
Dressing Robes,
Pocket Handkerchiefs, &c.
Under Garments Of every variety OF English and American
M H.%P: w %, Shirt. "a and Dra-er.
Shaker Flannel 90 90
Plain Ribbed silk do do
Ladies MerinoSSilk do do
With great variety OF Other styles.
Silk Shirts and Drawes Ribbed and PLAIN, made TO orde
suspeaSer. STOCKS,
and every other ar; ah p 6 Quitting s""d''
assortment comprises style now in use for gentle
men, you'll and CHILDREN at greatly reduced prices
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HARPS.

n. BROWNE CO. Manaiaela5sn Of the Improves
j f.,cpt Doubls Action Harp. BY Royal Letters Patent
Io,doS-s.tsSshed 1910 (many year with Ersrd) No. 81
Broadway and 'yh Chambers street. New York
Browne offers for sale ss5 Broadway, the finest col
.etion these BEAUTIFUL instruments IN the United States Ian
enable him transAct business
European thereby saving purchasers the high duties i'm
posed by tArih these instruments
f. Browne would observe these Hops constructed
The approved principles with ell the modern improve
unequaed brlliancy Ct tone hnenea of touch
and pereeness Of mechanism Particular taken to fl
them for the Of climate 10 mis- country in which
pec they will be found far Of European
hcture imported in the usual way.
These Hars patronsed by the elite OF musical and
professional talent In Europe the latter he would
hon N q Boehsa VINO invs ably selects from this establish
The attention OF lessons this solicited
Lss OF Prices and descrpt be forwarded by post
Strings, &c. o2l msec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-14
THE FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS,
AT THE MAGAZTN DE MODES,

AT THE MAGAZIN DE NODES
No. 60 tANAL STREET.
A CARD-TO THE LADIES OF FASH1ON-MA-
"A DAME BEHRMAN bsgs most respectfully 10 inform
friends and that she has received by the
walls from Paris her fall and winter fashions and haers
herself that will stand unrvalled the civ The
fashions OF the following full and styles
uncut plain, wateed and changeabe velvet bonne do
silk mode quilted hats description
in ladies' misses and chldren sizes Also complete
OF and head dresses Paris ribbons artificial flow
feathers hair OF the best artists in Paris
Madame B. socts the ladies her with early call
and examine for themselves
MagaZiD de Modes CIV Canal street. nj lmsec
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
G.ION TO s50oo-Nr. Francis Il Crump, Watch Maker
PlOO 2i8 Grand street. begs inform his friends and the
public that independent OF the Watch business he prepared
make advances cash gold and silver watches diamonds
silver forks and every description of gold
silver any shape intended for immediate sale Cash
paid for old gold and silver Watches Of de-
scription repaired and warranted 24s Grand street
sill 3msr
SCALES AND WEIGHTS of every description manufac-
Sured by Brown and Feamhead, SO Fulton of
Gold The subscribers have received diplomas for best
scales exhibited the and former fairs of the American In.
sute Banks brokers' jewellers apothecares and grocers
scales superior style and Of finest finish
platform scales patent balances Sci scales repaired
and adjused weights graduated standard. e26 I'm"
A RTlFlCIAL FLOWERS AND REUCHES, wholesale
"A and RETAIL cheaper than any house the trade at T.
PRI CE'S Manupcory, 2lL Grand street. second block
Of the BoweIy, south side.
P-dsrs and country ners would do well call and
thirty the liar.
Gold silver head balls and parties
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FENCING ACADEMY

FENCINU hOADEMl.
MEssRs RosAT u ECKERT have the honor TO in
WI form of New fork that they have
Academy OF Arms 1893 Broadway Of Anthony street
they intend teaching Small Sword. BroAdsword Cane
SC a. we'll SpaTring.
Having had long experience in teaching the above branches
they hope the Of those who become
nrst ,woTdsmen.
These graceful and useful the chest and
delecs Of formation They render the body
vigorous SUPPLE aud active aud that carriage that is
always observed in well educated men.
A, F. ROSAT
nslmsr CHARLES ECKERT
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PHILADELPHIA
DA(,IJER X EOTYPE ESTARI ISHMENT

PHILADELPHIA
AGUERREOTYPE ESTABLISHMENT.
EXCHAGE BUILDING ROOMS &c AND q.
sus:sTbsI hs. received large supply Of
with sshcmste snss. made aescdns to fOiessor fszvs
Also supply Of best plates and chemicals which he
Migrants good and sells at reduced prices.
White, E,qi, i9 BTcadTayc New F{gik P:Ha1s Esa'
k. for the southern a' States W% %s Ea
win will promptly should be
oil 3msr Exchange Buildings, Philadelphia
sTSIa. SAasFs s
che aeon Of cituens and strangers visiting The city TO his
9 on tSs s Fs sS"
kinds e Ts.he, s.hes with or without Tho eoo
man Camara in the city q New York aud at no other e'tab
N. B-IEpotsd German Csmsfa;, reneh and American
on h Rf i s &'
PE4HEMaR4F shEEEs OF Pa
1856 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
Corner of Moth and Baltimore streets Baltimore
And Dcuw's Buildings, Albany
pictures.
These Portraits having been awarded the First Premium and
Ros4, BY s A%saa and h ss
Y The position Of superiority heretoore universally assigned
,he 6y the public the most beautiful Dasueeepes ever
Lseness taken every day without regard to weather
ke. Sc. wholesale and retail. nj m"m
WATCHEs-Tbe largest and most splendid assortment Of
As he constantly receiving al description. Of God and s
r h s pm tho
as
Ito sSGsaa
.n III he
npsT nS ,s S Tssss and s Jewellery
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MRS pURDY'S

y.
PRIVATE DAY-sCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
No % hamesey Mrs PuIdy and her TWO dsugh'ers
gagged IN giving In the various branches OF hngs
Education Music Drawing and trench are PREPARED 70 receive
general reduction department for which and other
particulars she refer 20 her card which VIII be urniseo
ON applicstion AT her residence nj mtr
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NOTlCE-Gents having off lohing which they want
~ TO dispose Of WILL by eevipg their address w Simp-
sons Wilson's old established 10 Chatham street be
called on al their residence All kinds of thing,
Watches musical mathematical instruments, sextants quad
pistols guitars &c, bought and sold at No. 10
Chatham
n. B. All kinds of carpenters tools bought ola MFR
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pAssENGERs-Going ON New York, South or to
are invited call and purchase them of the subscribers
cheap cash they from Is 70 u per cent
by so doing provisions be purchased
elsewhere Captains vessels and housekeePers also will be
supplied with all kinds Of groceries and provisions equal
saving wholesale RETAIL the stoe No l0S South 81,
Fulton Market r. S. * ii. HARRIS
o23 m
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MONEY TO LEND.

A BRAHAM J. JACKSON, Pawnbrcker. No.3s iteade
"A Broadway loans money in srss or small Nall. SUM
Goods Wearing Apparel and personal property o. every de-
xcri
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-14

THE SUBSCRIBERS now prepared sell Watches
and JeMelry low, lower than any Other house in
Silver do from S. $50 each All watches warranted TO keep
good time the returned Watches Clocks and Mu
repaired warranted any other house
the city. Second hand watches and old Gold aud Silver
taken exchange, bought for cash. THOMPSON "
FISHER importers of Watches and Jewelry, wholesale and
AMOS R. THOMPSON,
ms lmsm RICHARD FISHER.
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tISOLAR LAMPS "GREENAUGH's LAMPS" al
- "HORNiS GLASS FOUNTAIN LAMPS" A lar

and complete the above Lamps kept constantly
for low and reduced by the
Persons wishing Lamps economise m light are invited to
Fluid the best suay kept constantly TOR sale and delivered
coz Insec ass Broadway.
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To THE PUBLIC.

JOHN ]. CLARK,
Apothacary and Secreury Mo 1Inec
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A SHBURTON sAUCE-For enriching Soups, Fish, Pou
n Try, Meats, Wild Fowl Game, sc.
This Sauce confidently recommended the best offered to
the epicurean.
To be Obtained wholesale and retail, at j. VAN BENZ
SSHOTEN'S, 379 Broadway, hite and whole
sale Mr. BENEFITS 1876 Front and of the prepe,ors
OSBORN TONE,
oosI nsr am street.
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NOTICE is hereby given all holders OF Illinois and Mich
Canal Bonds that the books for subscriptions g the
Wall ~ Y; for the accommodation OF wishing
SUBSCRIBE until the goth Of this month, when hey will be
closed and PLACED in the hands of the agent Of the subscribing
Bouoholders failing subscribe previous that date, will
be classed among deferred bondhodrn VIII will be
paid until all the claims Of the subscribing bondode
tlsfed MICHAEL RYAN,
Illinois Commissioner.
Qctsr
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MONEY no LOAN.

TN ANNA of xsoo $1,000 $4,000 1900 $780, or one sum
s1eoo ON and productive real estate, tn
city of New York Apply BY left at this office, addse'
- Ii n o3or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-14

LUTHER MARTIN
ELEAZAR BENNETT.
Prepared and Sold wholesale and RETAIL and for expoaton
BY A. b. SANDS s CO., Druggists and Chemists, Granite
Buildings zf3 Broadway Chambers street. New York
Sold also by A. d. Sands Druggists 70 Fulton street, D.
Sands Co., II East Broadway Market street aud by
Druggist generally throughout the United States Price
bottle; six bottles for IS. no lmsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-13

The New York Gas Light Company have declared !
dividend of four and hall per cent payable the LIST
Nav The Mechanics Bank Of Trenton three per cent
The result Of the election in the city OF New York. dis
playing it docs an overwhelming majority Of the Re
publican party Is frsusht with immense consequences
to the future financial and commercial interests Of til
whole country 1t completeriumrh OF the subTres
sury the National Bank policy in other words in
dusry and frugaIity debt and cxtravagance New
York and has been the great commercial centre of h
Union II 10 the greet focus of credit and commerce..
Here therefore, have the tariff party rallied in tLo
strength Their ogars have laid before the people IN
reiterated clearly ane strongly the policy of Nniont
Bank. NATIONAL debt. high tariff protection 10 HON,
industry distribution Of the public lands, regulation &
the exchanges aud equalization Of the currency In sho
every possible kind Of legislation 10 Ia eTere with a.
course Of trade NEEDLE with the affairs Of commerce,
doths by statutory law, which !. assumed tho pcO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-13

90 BRIsTOL's sARsAPARILLA.-Thisw wonderful
medicine daily growing in favor with the medical acul-
ty, which is not the with similar ytracts We call
the attention of invalds to such ents shall
offer from time to time, OF its all powerful healing nnu-
New YoRK, Jan. 10 ls4s
Mn. G. G. DRrsroL
SIR-The happy effect produced upon my son, six years
OF age, through the of your valuable OF
Sarsaparlla induces 10 offer to the public my cheeru
recommendation OF the same.
My son has been afflicted with obstinate scron'cus
Affection attended with extensive ulcerations aoout ne
head both internal and external having ore or less
afflicted with this disease from his birth.
am pleased to inform you that he Is now snJoy s
good health Perfectly cured by your sarsapai a a'n
after fruitless attempts Of other medicines ana m
by the profession. would afford me pleasure =. ahy
time TO confer with any one may desire to know the
nature and effects 81 Brs.ors sasaparilla at my store
10s stanton street or at my ceiling 66 Suffolk street.
New Work. Yours respectfully,
~ J. J., BURNETT.
Sold Wholesale and retail by VIM Burger, 30 Courllandt
street. and druggists generally.
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Mr.. EpIToR-

Mr.. EDITOR
Have we no help here against the rascaty of our
petty officials! Hear the following case 81 went
to the Wall street Post Office with letter to Oswe-
go. The charge is one shilling and six pence
handed him shilling and six pence, as usual =
The official handed it back, saying they Were worth
fifteen cents l then gave him two single shllings,
and he gave me one penny change. The cream of the
joke is thishose chaps in the post Office take
up those III ceat pieces, with a 10 cent piece thus
by providing. themselves with good many dimes:
they will make IS per cent, the Spanish coin still
passes current amongst the sovereign people" for %
cents On the six penny pieces they can make %
per cent. Did that occur TO you before have
~ ~ No.. = ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-13

CHATHAM TnEATRE.-Shakspeare' celebrated ira
gedy of Othelo is announced for performance this
evening, in which MIR. Forrest will sustain the cha
racter of Othelo, and Miss Josephine Clifton that OF
Desdemona. The remaining parts of the play, it
will be seen, also exceedingly well cast. and it
may be safely calculated that an OVERLOOKING audi.
ence will greet this best tragedy on the English
stage. Mr.. Forests engagement extends to but
two nights more, that all who wish TO witness his
mastery performance, had better embrace the pre-
sent opportunity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-13

HsroRY or THE Jews VoL. lI.-Harper and Brothers
have the second number of their cheap edition
the Family Library" being the second volume of Mil
mans History of the Jews" This portion of the Histo-
~ comprises the period from the Babyon captivity to
the siege of jerusalem. The Harpers publishing
their EXCELLENT library in weekly numbers twenty.
five cents EACH The series in this shape will undoubted
ly meet with sale. The volumes as they appear
may be obtained at this Office
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EIGVEY rIARKET.

wednesday, april I2-6 II. Nj.
The state OF affairs is SUCH both here and in Europe
that whatever of stocks hereafter negotiated pro
bable the busness will in New York. and thenev
Board may become important.
The sales at The old Board to-day not large and
prices generally lowcrOhio 6s fell t; Kentucky rose
{ New York Is, 1918, DO bs. 1855, ! Cantor
Co. felli; Harlem rose Ohio Life and Trust Co
9per cent
At the Bo7rd ssles were much larger Ohio 81
fell Illinois rose 4 Harlem J..
At auction, at The Merchants Excl anse the following
sales of stocks were paJe
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o. There ives report spread about yesterday that
the ser mt at the american Museum had bolted the fat
boy" he rumor "a incorrect, for the boy is alive and
the serpent deadwh ether the serpent choked in the
attempt and his death thereby caused, are not pre-
pared to say. wnchell that humorous and divertng
droll fellow displays fund Of comcalty perfectly in
exhaustible. Miss arling ,>vnces admirable skill and
cxterity in the performance Of her eats and withal
she is graceful and in her appearance,
that the qualification is greatly enhanced. Cero, the
charming and accomplished danse we is an elegant little
creature and impars infinite delig ut to her audience.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-13

In Tue above table the Wing members names are
in itaicsI
will be seen that the political complexion of the
Common Council, IN the Board of Aldermen will
be twelve democratsand five wings, in the Board of
Assistants fourteen democrats and three wings, ma
king democratic majority in JOINT ballot eighteen
votes. Lastyear, democratic Aldermen seven; de-
mocratic Assistant Aldermen eight wing aldermen
ten; wing Assistant Aldermen nine-whig MAORI
y onj joint ballot four.
The new members are sworn in and take their
seats on Tuesday, the ninth of May, and then
general removal of some several hundred Office hol-
ders may be expected.
The official return will be made by the inpectors
on Friday.
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To the Carriers OF the Herald.

Several of the Carriers of the Herald in the habit
OF delaying to serve subscribers and readers to late
an hour in the morning O'Clock, in order TO be
able to serve other papers the time Unless our
Carriers serve our subscribers always as early as
O'Clock. we shall dismiss them. N B-Applications for
new Carriers will be received at this office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-13

ARRIVAL OF WILD BEASTS. Sea-Flower ar
rived yesterday from Trinidad, Cuba, has on board
one royal Bengal tiger, black tiger, an African
leopard, a Poonah BEAR an African gazelle, a lion
ess, Rocky Mountain bear, and four considerable
serpents, &C., belonging to June Titus & Angevine.
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EJEFFERsoN's BIRTH DAY-CEMxy uAL ANNIvER-
sARY.-Thomas Jefferson was btm this day one
hundred years ago, at Shadwell, in the County of
Albemare, Virginia He was chairman of the
Committee that drafted the Declaration of Indepen-
dence, which was drawn up principally by himself
and which he signed. In 1897 he was elected Vice
President of the United States which office he held
four years, when he was elected to the Presidency,
where he continued eight years. On the 4th of Ju-
y 1926 just 80 years after he signed the Declaration
of Independence, he died, in the Sfth year of his
age.
The centennial anniversary OF his birth will be
appropriately celebrated by dinner to-day at Tam.
many Hall, at which great number cf the leading
men OF the party will he present.
ELECTION IN NEwARK.--Wam Wright, whig,
has been re'elected Mayor
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Mr.. BENNETT -
nr.. c..

DEAR Sir
Our ears are almost constantly saluted with COM
plants about the Housatonic Railroad, its manage
ment, NC. BY taking short journey on it one will
rated had occasion for the first time, the other
day, to travel short distance onsaid road and, to
say nothing OF the damaged spots, which are numer
Gus, think the speed very little if any exceeds that
OF horse car speed. We were over 2l hours in going
the first Fl miles, including about 20 minutes for
breaks. In some places track is sunk below
the other from to 10 degrees. But the most agree
or miles beyond my destination, although having
been explicitly told all this on account of the
ductor not knowing or being careless of his duty in
announcing the name of the place thus leaving me
to foot it back. A PASSENGER.
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News FROM THE NORTH AND EAsr.-We are daily
under obligations to Adams ~ Co., Harnden Il Co,
Pomeroy 81 Co.. and Pulen ~ Copp, for northern
and eastern papers in advance of the mails
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FURNITURE AND CARPETS AT Auction. -Trow-
bridge IL Co. 3O4 Broadway, corner Duane street,
advertise peremptory sale of elegant furniture and
carpeting, this morning, at 10l o'clock. That's
enough See advertisement. Buyers will do well
to attend.
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Nrw woREs.-The following have just been issued
and are for sale the Herald office The Pilot, by
Cooper Jonathan wild, by Fielding and No of the
American in Egypt, by Cooley.
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LATEST SOUTHERN sun ,,,-r,,

PfIILApgLrHIA. Aplil l2-ael,w, Lawrerse 60; c
Hayana Iho e!and Soner., Boston, ca h'o ~
oG2 ssS. o Joy sia s. Sc
ming N,essr GA riymoutl oEsd1 Esiew. NYorH "y''
bALriMoRE. April i,TCll Napoleon. Chssebonnh R;o a,
Keene, Nassau, Mp. ''S''n' Jas ROVER,
GEoRGErowN DC. April o-Arr Victory NYorL
Mvrick. do. " Aoin' n
RIcHMoNp April IO-Ar St GEORGE ST George Me. D.,,o
crat, NOrleans; Paragon, NYoik. Se''o'
NORFOLK, April GAR Empire, NYork: PiIgfim Boston -
10 Hampton Roads Jane Fish, from Thorn aston THE Corn
ia for h,o went to sea to-day Cid Ol.c. Yves; inics-
Arr 9th, Gen Tacon, Attakapas; Commerce. Wiscssset
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Nxw York CANAIs-It is officially announced
that the State canals will be opened on the LIST oil
Nav.
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0H- THE GIPSEY OF THE HIGuLANDs-A Ro-
nance, by Professor ngraham, author of "Late "he
Quadroon, &c, being the adventures of Duncan Powell
and Paul Tatnall Single copies lat cents.
Reddng Co.. Publishers Boston.
This wild romance laid in the Highlands on the noble
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"Where the moon looks down on old cro' nesto
give critical notice Of this original tale have
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gre oithe popular author "The Night the High lands
"kirkwood and the Rich Miser Paul Tatnall "cbs
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