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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-22


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HsS.S 81 oh;. ME srns MoGp H'ys Charles
sy p:saS; ksS Msl; Yvsi,
Eiss%snd O. Johnson, Ts'el and Lady Clinton
Arrived.
nR E. Gan 9G N~ Mss
s'. fo.n day. from New
Brig coSem J, Mcce day.. from with
coo, TO jehn Ogden Experienced the late gale, but
Brig CsOs,aw Miller tof Boston, from New Orleans March
Brig Tom Pane day. from New os'S with
sss Bes.y Rehd. B.sy s days S ssnsi Ms
w.she, having blown of far The Banks Of
sebT VIM Thomson day: iIc@ wmnscu NC with ma
va to master Sailed in with brig Belle Myers for
jSas, H . E,ss.w.y day. from NsSss
Alabama Casey for New York Experienced the gale of the
scsr sally Miller, M.r.b.ll, from williamson. NC. with
ssIIoop Helen. Perry. New Bedford; BEDFORD;
Below.
Ship Camilla from Amsterdam
sh Marposa, shue, from Rio do Jansiro
Also, barque, 4 briggs.
sailed.
Ship Louisa, Leavitt, NOreans, and others.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
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sis Ma
.sd s sss SAyS S I"SSYist, s%x
Portland parted her chain, the night me a5th Dee,
,ideo date brig Vintage. of Salem. 50 days Or
Ai.. sr,I p,.,G Scar, =, Mobile SPOKE oh inst, of Hat
Brs Fsso Garter, Mobile VAIN barn. able Bay during
disabled state Of her unable to get her anchors until
Brig Sea Esule, Smith, Porsu Prince.
OrrIcz or THE RropE IsLANDKa.(
Arr 18th, Montana Whsre Providence for Norfolk; Joy,
Ns D for
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hence for the Dss~, as sns nae
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Oh he asd Ss
Thurber Providence Tor NYork juno surgss do dol Amos
ish@h1' Pem;sn WATSON Providence to go on tn. rail.
way; victory Pened. Of and from NYork I6h for Acxsn
away, Dbl. molsss stove on deckstoye buiwsk.
ss eide g s, es TsI Of Sses Also arr Richard
2Oh-Sd previous 90 M all the outward bound vessels 10
port ,ree csslda Victory, Constitution. and oseoIa Wind
town. report. th,t schr Gen Cobb. Ham.
sos.hs " s"s % hs p9 ,
aged aud she would sail again Tor wilmington ia aday two
Al New Orleans 9Th. Echo Messer ldg for Providence
seaeraI Hecosd.
PAcxEr SHIP HssphicE vDsor FOR London will saI to
ds. Her letter bags Glpn'. News Room N the Ex
change.
PAcxrr snrr orrAms Bradish from London, reports-loh
Dcuslass from Charleston for London having bees dsmssIsd
ssAsr time previous while laying In gale from NV sh
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OF the friends Of the hudson River Railroad and the
claims Of that Road will be sufficient to satisfy all ntsl
gent and disinterested men.
We have from the beginning to the present time made
every effort in power have both routes thoroughly
Investigated by impartial committee while those in the
interest of the NewYork and Albany Company put
forth all their energies 10 proven. such nvesgation
They the light because they that it would
be fatal to their purposes.
We ask nothing but that all the facts bearing
upon this controversy may be understood by the
nifty address, We then shall obtain that Justice, and
no honest man Will impugn motives question our
sincerity. M. VASSAR,
Chairman Of the Hudson River Railroad Ex-Committee.
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Domestic ImportatIons.

New ORLrASs-Sip Lonzvillei;0 bills 1888 kegs Reed &
Sc,ernerhoD-3J do liz bbls IS hhds Harmony bale
Djon-2 boxes G Coonbs-l Smith & Graves-2o j Van
Aen-3 bbls Marsh 'haniu cog 9hhds Met hap-2O
s-g, Small Wil'am,29 bbls 80 kegs Brown9o2 kegs
$50 bhs 81 hhds g w Edwards2 hbls Heur,-2
cs Newbod55o hides SO pkgs 80 bales Reedl Dor Al
len PaIson-l Dol l! kegs Phelps Dodge co2O4 bales
% SKIS Collins & co-so bales 50 hx' to order.
NEW ORLEANS John Ninturi- Rerored Yesterday
-2io bales Aver co-i7 BIB co keg, Vsn Ankium-6G
hies cotton Ivia.-ls6 Alison Chaunc-y-Io2 bss
James-204 Warren Brennall-il Legrand Delmotte-
1913 gs tead Averil bids Spoord Tileston-l7 bbls
y hbds Pouier co-09 hhds w Bsrnwe-33 do Brusen
Koop
ArAIAcHrcoLA-BrgJ Cohen, Jr-ss bales cotton Col,
col Saiers coil shop, Swift & coll Farmlee, Kill
burn koyeIs-l9J Talman-29 Spoford Tileston-l2
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Died.

On the 2lst March, after four weeks painful
suffering with measles, MAURICE, son Of Richard and
Winifred Raleigh, aged years and one month.
The friends OF his pareas and the family are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral this "wednesday
afternoon at half past o'clock from 43 Cherry street
The relatives and scquaintsnces Of Charles G.
Coris ard those Of his brother Robert respectful
~ invited to attend the funeral of the deceased from his
late residence No. l0s Leonard street. this afternoon at
o'clock.
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o. THE PRIVATE MEDICINE CHESTS PRERA-
red BY the College of Medicine and Pharmacy. guar
anteod to cure the Of Gonorrhea, elect
any unpleasant discharge from the urehra without taint
ing the breath disagreeng with the most delicate sto-
mach. Te purchasers of these chests the College bind
Themselves to give medicine gratis, not cured. Price
So each.
By authority of the College of Medicine Pharmacy,
81 Nassau street, N. T.
VS. RICHARDSON. Agent
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Foreign Inaportations.

LoNDor-Shp Onario--( eported yesterday>-I pke l.
NJ chel'-i Rhcads-3 Barber Brothen-i X Routh--i
I ive,Ti Cary H.rDAy Gracie-i Patton Stewart J
TOWN. Marsh-l DrFergusoD-I Mrs Lnpton-l Barber
BrH,heIs.i Appleton Jones col Chsser& Clakl
Adams2 chronoms tiers Stewart Rrndso. Sander
50, u Ikgs Bull do Psrson & cog Weckme ster--6
Thorn Rock wel-l50 Geo Never son-4 Arnold CO.
LEs.chigk Wi.ead9HeksC Lori Sill &cos stanton
man-2 Coll ctos-5 Goodhue & co-,lO " Lenng-s7 Dodge
tummpg-t Hagons Broht rs co-s0 6aIsow x coz
lsaacs-I03 B MoIewoed-2 A Mes,er
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90 LISTEN TO THE TESTIMONY GIVEN TO
THE CELEBRATED BALSAM.-

ELTLABErH Town, FeD. 10, l043.
Mr.. Edor-Wii you not givethc snbjoned statement
apisce in your columns, in order that II may thcreb
meet the eye Of who may be suffering from like
complaint and thus placing the means OF cure within
About months ago seized with violent cold,
accompanies with racking cough, which soon caused
raising OF blood tried vsreus remedies but none did
any Rood but on the contrary my cough increased pre-
venting me from having whole nights sleep in better
IMAM TWO weeks during which time unable TO at
tend 10 my business and which II feared would
suit IA consumption BY accident, Dr. wistar's Medical
fsm,y GUIDE met my eye, which recommended Balsam
Of Wild Cherry. Immediately purchased bottle. and
used accoruns 10 arection and at the expiration OF
week my cough and cold had entirely and
was enabled TO attend to my business being as we'll as
usual yours . JAMES w. WOODRUFF.
Sold by Isaac Butts, NJ. D., las Fulton st., NJ Bad
ger, Newark
90 THE PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE,
guaranteed 10 all forms OF secondary sypljs Pa
uents effected with rains in the bones cutrneous erp
tons throat and every other symptom indicative
the existence Of veuerea faint should this srecc
without delay Sold in bottles 81 esch in SECS Of hall
adozsn bottles, -, Forwarded to any sddrsa)
w. 8. RICHARDSON. Agent,
Priasipal onss Of the College " Nassau street.
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The stock market was more buoyant to-day. Sales
larger at the Board and prices in
better Kentucky was heavy at yesterdays rates; New
York ia /; Indiana os !; Delaware and Hudson /.
heoperatons similar at the Bosrd The
from abroad considered promising better for
the future Some Mercantile letters state that the Bank Of
England held 900 depostes from which
there employ ment II Is also stated that there il
actually good business doing in Manchester and were
II not for the immense crop, cotton would undoubtedly
rise. anticipated with the opening
spring There advces of sales OF oos
5s 49, which they could be replaced profit Of
II per The present prices at Philadelphia being 81
Iii fact that the prices OF all the dshonored
stocks are higher in London than here while with the
sound price much lower there than here This
arises probably IRON the fact that the failed states
precisely those which mostly held abroad a. for in.
stance Pennsy SIS held there to the extent Of
OOe and holders cannot dvss themselves Of
the hope Of ultimately getting their money. In relation
to the state OF American credit letter from eminent
authority relates the fact that company of gentlemen
on applying for a loan to some eminent Bank
ers, whose only business is to lend the money
oil others ON good security, and pocket their
commissions, received for answer that the security
dered was undoubed but in making the lean would be
SINE qua non that the money should be used in the
United States or American account! This ct a time
when money "worth per cent speaks volumes for the
deep rooted dscredit attaching only to the dshonored
states but to the whole Union.
The assets ofth ~ American Trust sold TO day by the
Receiver brought little nothing Arkansas Bonds
sold at ~ without the two coupons past due which were
subsequently sold for 49, James Watson webbs note for
$4,000, secured on Illinois land. brought $500.
The opening Of the Wabash and Erie Canal from Lake
Erie Laay ette Indiana, will send to market $4,000 bbls
Of pork, which have been packed during the winter.
aud now waiting ,heopening An immense quantity
Of other produce will also be forwarded The Illinois
Canal when completed will pour forth similar foods and
the incomes OF all the canals will be immensely diminish
3D. well the ability Of the producers to pay high
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Passengers Sailed.

LIyERPooL-Pscket shin Moutezuma-Dr Anthony Hssta-
he Chas Booth Geo Jesty, DR. Patson Henry Hssle of
Eugspd; Rev kichd Nav Al Cprant and lady, Geo HYDE
York.
LyoHohN-Bng Efforts Hotchkin aud lady, New York; c
Sharpiess, Pnad-phs.
new Embarrassing ouisa--Olver II Perry Of Brooklyn,
II Buck, Mr. Tweed. New York Mrs M Faulkner, Miss
M Faulkner, John Faulkner New Orleans
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.
dence: Csihsrisr Amsnd,. Ted, NYoIk
BALTIMORE Mdlch 2eArr Olive Branch ats Baltimore
Sid Industry, Cushman, Nav Bedford.
ALExANpRrA. March is-Arr Chef sachem. Estport Be-
low. boHnd al, EJw frebc. Sid Columbia, Bosou.
CHARLIsroN, March 17-Cid Blake, (Bx) Liverpool; La
fense. (tr) Hayre; Arabian, H,vana.
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81 shas Dry DockBk 20 so Mohawk $50 2sh
Commercial stock ExchanRe--Ie wall st.


The Cotton market was very heavy to-day under the
influence Of the news, and but little done A real
estate sale at auction resulted az sllows:-
Executors sale OF valuable Broadway Propsrty.-The
story brick house and lot No sss Broadway on the Be
corner OF Broadway and Walker street. with large brick
stable 81 the rear, at $4,000.
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M A R [ I'll M E H E r A L ID
Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem favor il Captains Vessels will give
to Commodore RoBERT SiLvEy, of News Fleet, Re
eort Of the Shipping left he Port whence they :ed the
snv ForeKn Newspapers News they may have. He will
board them Immediately their arrival. Agents and Cor
respondents, home abroad, will confer by
sending this Office all the Marine they
received.
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FOURTEENTH WARD
A GREAT NEE TING OF The SUBTERRANEANS

| A GREAT EEIlSG OF III ssUBTERRANEANs.
sy.ups aI.i oss T%aihy Dss E:a 1.'' ~s.
The Sss q
secs. o. ss s,,ag who reported the folio which
Resolved That de time has now arrived when the great
mas. Of The neoplc soa strike blow for themselves de-
Of his co@oa c,a,ry every tine bei"sef IN The prncipes
Of .nss, Of tn tina:
to the .sceiy and 70 srsrci;e his
a:s:. @ f r. s E:
founders his R-suSc ey pesd IT, o s ss .s ss
ho,O. the canaon mouth and gisToa.y achieved h.
and v.labls legacy that could btqu
Resolved, That thu, love aud appec
value Of representative form Of govern%ent. di city
leed TO alive must Ilmember that ps.ev will
and discrimination their rut to crush ia hs bud az and
or civ Il. w K. n Il.
form shape that corrupt aud lead
Resolved, That the of the aborng classes
% so ss sss n
ISpe, "a ard purity aud that =, Is the imp rats
orssni,s oi Is: party, and thu: and
and front of the exclusion of real talent
nq Rso1sa That we have no filth in mere party l.,d. men
yao's through yiss AID specie:
s; s law s:sss
hTs ne fs,Iioss eo%%on VIII The people.
:'a ssa '1s eo S.
% % no wnre CHIEFLY lnstunens IN placing
fraud aud deception upon OF deares and
It. @ u I'd . sass
~ ~, w W ~ 10 49,, 1T !,n'cs
,I ,,. G ;, PSuf,nt ,e r 81, ~ o, ne
S;.ha ~ ~, We Au uu t' ,as .f' cru
W%sn NEIL WIN our unqu nsa ; M and
sen, ~ ss w ~, NJ eese W, eh u.s. nohsi
iu hs "a .n,s "a se p."pe, amu wa We
vatr him 70 Thar place in The cancels of he safe for which
ncorup,ir- judgment SO ene ntlv qu lily
him. d. h,t the tue interests f he masses
could ably and rspres
AMI advocated the any o,her man suh being
freedom to ry sronnd one who cinno, be pnbed wh the
R.soysd. Thai in view of the apnoaebpr
il behooves To canvass we'll the c,ms ri the "a nd
dates their and te We init no man de
cratic votes VINO Il NOT only democrat IN fhso,v hn n
Resolved, Tba proceedngs Of this be IN oIis he'd
IN lie Aurora and Union and Herald
The meeting was eioqucny Addressed by Alexander ine
~, >. M beodgood, Wm Sntier A. b. Davis and d. b.
taylor ,L.,,
On motion, the meeting adleuIn.d
u " TAYLOR ScretsIy. m22 tsgc
MR. Parker w,sb-x Z, ,nnopnc. "a b.. -. - -
l public h. hs Grand nua xb;b;,;o, iii ,y;I ,.n -.
on Monjsy Even,nr March 2n and n. a..rr r..
BIZ 1t forw,rd ThrouzS The kieJnes. Of NJ n ~. eyer h
much admired pupi M,ss w er' iii ssn.sr ~ III Il s
The Cscnucha and new )Iero with Miss Paksr The
OF dances orough forward VIII be twear-,even For fur
her cuM zee iunFe advertisement and bulls: Tickets
a.,a ~ ehp,s wn'n en- OBTAIN At the " Mr.
c,p be comfn.by secommod,t.d more me, %s"
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90 METALLIC TABLET-This is the most perfect
article for the purpose destined having the
wonderful power Of producing the and smoohest
possible edge to razor in tenth part of the time that 10
required on hone at the time doing away with
the unpleasant of oil and II is the size Of
an ordinary strop and simple in its With OF
them the means at hand Of keeping In per-
feet order. The first cutters of England and France
have them in constant use and recommend them. The
celebrated NJ Millikin cutler to the Royal Navy, SOL
Strand after using Eve years. sent certificate OF its
superiority to the inv snor where it be with
many others from the most scientific gentlemen fthis
country. q. SAUNDERS,
Inventor and Manufacturer ofthe
Metallic Tablet, 1863 Broadway.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH ~.
sh;n u.ra,;ol u,a,o, 49, Tond,n 7

sun kItES'''' NOON RToE1..'s
sErs....... .....6 IL RlsH WATER.
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Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia Yesterday.
shs North American Bank 277I; $500 old County S.
1862 3d. ss.3 Camden and Amboy bonds rs; shs Com
ncrcia Bank 81; do Louisville Bank, 6l DO do co.
AFTER BoARp-l2 shs Farmers and Mechanics Bank,
a6f see City 5 1916 IS; 2os Penns - 81; 500 do 6s,
%24; 9shs Western Bank, SO.
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( of spgland 986e,o 600 ll.o:4ooo 10 9sa 900
The increase of the Bank circulation arises from the
payment of the dividends The aggregate circulation of
the Kingdom is within fraction of that of November
The bullion Bank is diminished in influence some de
gree by the American demand. The demand for this
quarter of very different character from that of
years. It is borrowed to be back at the be-
hest ofhe Bank but il the result Of produce sales and
will remain in the country The Chancellor of the Ex
chequer mas also adopted the resolution Of reducing the
rate Of interest Exchequer bills from I'd to per
cent, TO take place ell bills issued in lieu Of those
called in the 18th March, This Is an additional evil
dence of the universal belief that the present abundance
of money is calculated on a. permanent.
Thepropristy Of reducing the rate of interest the
floating debt to too low figure has often been forth
the of great mchiefin the vcisstudes to which
the money market has been subjected. When the credit
bubble of 1867 approaching its elimination the
then othe Exchequer repeatedly and du
ly warned that the rate of interest the floating
debt was too low to maintain the credit Of Ex-
cheqser bills against the rising storm The council
not attended to- and avery great advance the rate OF in
erest subsequently, necessary restore the credit Of
the Exchequer bills and save the revenue.
The abundance of money does not, however, produce
reaction in the feeling on American credit as matter Of
course.
memorial addressed to the United States Minister,
Mr. Everett has been prepared by the leading holders
American securities in London and in this the hardship
Of their and the injustice which they have suffered
at the hands both of those states which, professedy
pudate" and of thosewhich simply abstain from paying
without declaring for doctrine earnestly set FORTH
particular being taken to enforce the idea that the
majority of holders in England by large
pitass but persons of small income who have invested
their property in state securities Mr. Everett s request
ed to send copies of this memorial not only to the Pres
dent but also to the Governors of each the The
preparsrs of the memorial chiefly exerng themselves
to obtain the signatures ofthe smaller holders.
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sales at the stock Exchange.

to, By the .reducsd prices the immense supply must
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TIIE COURT OF BEAUTY

THE COURT OF BEAUTY
When the Lilies arc dropping, and fowrefs all fade,
Oh blest and reviving's the arm summer Isin
So thus to the cheek where each charm has decayed,
win the Water Of Beauty" bring beauty again.
IT'S the Water of Beauty" that Gourand prepares,
Which loveliness adds to the features Of Love;
EAfaces the impress of time nsurished cares
And makes the angels of earth like the angels above
We fair ones whose faces are freckled or tanned,
Use the" Water Of Beauty" and ye shall be fair
You'll be courted and kissed and in time be well manned
For the sake of your charms and the attractions you
wear.
GOURAUD's WATER OF BEAUTY" Says the
Boston Uncle sam) is far more highly priced by the
ladies' than any similar preparation. Every bottle that
disposed Of leads the way to greatly demand
for 10 no single instance has been known to fail in re-
moving TAM reckes and all unseemy bloches and yell
lowhess from the skim" To be had in New York only at
the original Office 81 Walker street. door Broad
way. 81 per bottle.
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BY THE SOUTHERN FAIL.

STEAMBOAT ExPLssloN-As the steamboat Cutter
was leaving our wharf, the rush OF passengers TO
the arboard side caused her TO list to that side till
the guard was under water. While in this position,
the hue of her starboard boiler collapsed The
second engineer, who was shipping the star
board wheel, was killed instantly. His name
is Andrew Mcclellan. The first engineer, Jo-
seph Hughes, wns so severely scalded that he died
shortly after They were both from Cincinnati.
Five OF the fremen were blown overheard, three OF
ed. One was negro from Cincinnati, the ether a
Frenchman, called 10 Isem. Seven or eight emf.
grant passengers OH the lever deck were scaded
verely but net dangerously. A large number OF
deck passengers were blown overheard and drown
ed, supposed to be ten OF twelve the names are
not known. The Cutter is one of the new line of
beats running between this city aad Cincinnati,
mandsd by Capt Collins. Total, killed, and 10
more or less injured.-Piasbwrgh Sun, March IL.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
PAKK THEATRE.
THIS f ToM HSb j III 4 Sss"''"'d'
Kate, Albeit Jerry Mn Henry Hunt m'''d'
n.. i SSS S''1 ..,.
se, a 50 s.., Pit ?, M NJ ss,E Js!s Andrews
SmAEHhn THEAJhE.
,.,c,.,. REDUCTION or PRICEs
THIS e e, VII Be- g ps.fo m,:s l'* ''
sP iS ;TrIsqdI ff III
Doors open AZ 81 O'clock and n's p.if.rm.ps, will eos
nITCHELL's OLYmPIC THE1Ta.-
THIS ss s,s::sE;y S VI! yy !: s.,l.m..
I'm Di.volO. Mn ri~% y BspSo. M,,,.,
H uni Sseak
II Hs sPrS1'f NAN I'm
~ The Doors will opened hafpaa g. and III. .or
ormsses. eo0msnce Al 7. syefv evening
AmNHICAH THMATKM-wALNUT-s
UNDER THE DIRECTION or MISS C. CusHMAN
THIS EVHRHis sM A Ma 81 s' D'rorm'a
DAY AFTER IL T Ha:eS WEDDING.
BORN y 4 '5' aoSS S % $HSH .....
AMERICAS MUsEUM.
Marble BUILDING of Pf'f S.kS Nd Az S.s:
s. s.: . B ~:
rvenhim ny the public happy announces the arrival ana
- '''' ' MISS MARY DARLING.
The beautiful and 'hfEpnT EasI,.h EneAsus' pupil Of
The G. M.sei.n II. ssisSss,y of Til. Young Lady
apsS' vi ,. and @ Il:
ns.sss % . G G sa .u saf . h %
notice ofihe American Iub c.
gies Perlormapces hey must be be appreciated
ALSO engaged LOT 'nt cHM lss
The celebrated Chine,e Joeslsr
mems 1'ff; r:s:
cse,s Will dane: the La "s' BaSsasfs' and
The MELonIAN 4. immense and m'sasen. Ma,s,l In
RErREsEN FSk 4 yyE5 ORCHESTRA.
a and and %
Jus, sdasd to The Museum TWO SUITS OF AN CIENr
co IS TSR a' Sysi LADY
si tx Fxxs sf II engaged and
he% @ Sai S G Ss. .S they wish d
Day visitors ADM ted evening FREE Evening per-
Day Performances Wednesday and Saturday afternoon
Adnis,on to all Is cep.--f,hldren hsifpns-. mia
rEALE's xEW YOHk nUsNUm
NATIONAL 'RsSPAE E$P ;a5EAT GALLERY
The s'2;' ''' plumber Of
Neatly and tasefully displayed halls and
stneAs ssi',i :! :I;!i OF ronrRAlrs
- Exceeding Ia extcnt and value other America
The has engaged for only tho sublime
and hesutifui exhibition Of
I THE TRIAL OF CHRIST!
4
This solemn and impressive represents Our Sayiourar
aigned Prisoner, with Crown Of Thorm upon His Head
before Caphas the High Priest and tho Court Of Pontiu
Plate.
In ''fs9 + 'hf 81 ;9;f; hi A'
Gypsy WOMAN,
Frsm England.
She vishe, impose spon the pubic. by making then
D''' " "'' FORTUNE TELLER
Possessed with supernatural power-but the contrary
claims publicly to be able TO instruct others q l9sod
PAST TIMES,
THE PRESENf.
- AND THE FUTURE.
She viii tell whether not an
what kind Of husband wife they will describe
characters and host Of facts
founded on her knowledge othe sciences preno
losy neurology philosophy Nc A. proof
cor,ectnes Of her assertions she liberty refer
dreds o. our first citizens, including ceyen, judges aor-
| the city
Admission the Museum. cents; Children half price
An extra charge OF ~ cents to those who consult Gypsy
Woman. MI
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-22

00- BALM OF COLUMBIA FOR THE HAIR
This the best and cheapest preparation for the hair
offered to the discovered in 1921 by the late John
Oldridgo One bottle OF this Balm will prevent the hair
from falling OF IN orty-eght hours after applies and
in three weeks application will cause fine luxuriant
growth of hair start heads which have been bald for
twenty II alse prevents the hair from turning grey
makes looks bright and glossy and frees from dand
ruff There preparation for the hair that has
been introduced in this country that has proved half
popular valuable and the consequence Is that
coupterfe have sprung up that those who wish to
purchase the genuine article be to call at II
Maiden lane only, this city.