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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-28
FOR THE PILES.

DEAD the following and rexRese cure OF
N Piles Mr. j. Bowman. distinguished ssiding
in Broadway been afflicted with Pica Cos
foul appetite bad liver torpid occasional sa;py sounte
pale guild ompains Of Ny tadnevs
great irritaon tension weight the Of the
bowels attended with pile much irEnE1na At times
by prouse DISCHARGE OF blood inducing great debility
the Of the back FROM the long continued irritation had
in some degree lost power end vas
muchdcuy that he could walk was feeble and
years for this and Rad obtained only temporary re-
lief now ely cured, having taken only three boxes OF
nv Pix EEcTuARY has travelled than two thousand
mites SINCE and feels of the compliant as well
iDestimable remedy, Dr. UrHAms FILE ELEc w.
Reader TN. only one 81 tSe"s a AM Internal remedy
sold BY proprietor his Office 1876 oos aoovo
j. E. Warner Co, Utica r. b. Fitch 20. oYracuse L..
o. swan, Rochester; Colman Co. Bundo.
saaI9 IN d&wNec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-28
THE e. YE

TIL f e E.
DR. WHEELER, OCULIST, No. 50 Greenwich street.
II continues to devote bis exclusive attention TO
DISEASES OF THE EYE,
and OPHTHALMIC SURGERY. He has recently imported
from France very sups rior specimens of
ARTIFICIAL EYES,
manufactured resemble the natural
Any parson who may deficient Of eye have it
acaliy replaced by Dr. Wheerler closely Initiating
as to defy detection.
Office hours from AM to P.M.-after which he Wits
out door PATIENTS mt lm~m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-28

M The pROPk!ETOhS of the CLINTON BOOT
numeraus customer and the public generally, that they
have removed their stock OF Boots, Shoes, Caters,
&c. from the old stand the of Canal Hudson
streets to 86 CANAL street between Hudson and Varck
streets where they thing the Shoe
line cheaper than ever Don't forget the number
KNOX u CO.,
ms 1mNrc 1856 Canal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-28
TO EXPORTERS TO SOUTH AMERICA AND
THE BRAZILS.


WINDOW SHAPES - rhANsPB AENT WINDOW
w SHADEs-WM. BERRl AN, 10, Lha,ham strsei III,
oen ths morn ng 20 caes containing, and fashion
able styles aud patterns now Ia use VIII h he will s al pesa
% cent lower than bev be sold o,ns
viz: 700 pairs from IS to 81; 800 pairs from .,
dealers supplied '
N. b. There other goods but Window Shade, and
HnnRInRx anlh a LII l,ha a m sfI nI...'
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Gyl!jE TO sUUND IAnlh.

DE. Y; rCASS,TIbLtEa ssi BkOApWAx. corner fl
aeesysd hollow teeth IL bs pat into the tender
@ NnSt AZ oa w TS
htheIto painful and useless ahesy sound
and perfect il s the use: for % in
d.nsai.hsd il society," :Aef tstmonisls the Ino.i
IL s,u,. Chs EaS Of t sy rS
pi.ons the with great and
abili;y The New YoIh Apro ,sy. -: It make. the teeth
obtained much celebrity for his excellent mode Of filling the
teeth" ne most eminent gentlemen Of the Medical Faculty
hn9 the teeth Toothache pills. OF winch in tbs
ehfs VSi EV s 6o ss XsEL cue GALpERoN DE LA
from Donna Isabel H. Qussn Of sSai Un!ed
sse iSwn & s
ul Dentist standing preeminent his proession;
y, with pleasure recommend him 10 ho4e who require
the aid Of his professional services. m
lff1
Ens.h Ike
Rear Admiral Wsl!op, Lord SiOlpeth. Gen; MeCsIty.
se ey s T. " MIR. as1e.si ans: p Beck
smith D Dslaasld Dr. se,sls d., gSyd d. oI gp-
Dr. Bayiies DR.. VIM Gmyson Dr. DerrinE. TIC Se OfneeI
DK. CORBlTT may be consulted conhdentiay nj. Of
are respe ully informed that Dr. Corbitt member Of tho
University Of the city Of New York. and that be has excu-
ysy es.
New Yo which his entire attention The annals
be found
practice The Doctor the unfortunate against the
USE mercury, it has its thousands Of victims Rresn:
ss ss udcoy treated BY legally suasd
by petnd and quscks there are several Of them
cases despair being restored health by applying
Dr. Corb practics OF many years ma. e,iahsed tho
gage Doctors profound attention medicine lie had
certain d'sese IN any OF It's forms NIL lmNrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-28
BECANNON'S COMPOUND PULMONARY
SYRITp

T'HE opinions of usrous possess powerful influence
with the generality Of mankind and although
hib certificates autographs from either Pesident Vice
President still assured that they will pa.
when necessary this American productions known far
aud wide the successful and truly eHcacous remedy
for influenza the kidneys, and liver complaint,
submitted to the notice Of intelligent public The
Communications humble but
s good character and should speak louder
than the bought certificates which daily paraded in the
Its efficiency complaints for
fiands and could refer Of the
respectable physicians of city for he opinion Of its
t-gentemen whose sndng in their profession have placed
highest rank Bee ,nnons Compound Pulmonary
Syrup. for the Of asta pains in kidneys, liver
plants influenza, coughs colds conaumpton been
compel the proprietor to place different
of the where the demands for be
the easier answered.
II sale all the principal druggists city, may
be had Wholesale retail Of the proprietor.
r BECANNON. SO Vestry 1t. I
Sam Palmer lC6 West street, or James Tarrart druggist
266 enwch corner Warren sc. mis- I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-28
% THOSE WITHOUT CHILDkEN--A rhO
f,o ~ A 1,INI L, ELIXIR CORDIAL.

rv> .,,. In medical that of M. NJ.
ncnmesnx Of Paris He has entirely exploded the gene
liv received onnion Of the existence of ncuIabe stety
sssoey rs- The nyar BILE and universal success Of hi.
LI;v CoraI in every instance OF producing that OF
hsh when rssuts the wife becoming blessed mother,
Who for years pned chdiess loneliness has fully establish
vi , thst what usually termed durable by
the use Of the Prosreavc rlirir Cordial 1t is nillabls
he yaous train complaints from Illness or
mpwdence Its great and variable its ecommeR-
aa,on The Of this wonderful Elixir Cordial is well
tabise A sale Of more than fifty thousand bottles and pack
Which il held IL peasant and agreeable the tate
The undersigned tbs only authorised agent for this cour
fhcs "a bottle
For ths convenience Of those residing out Of the city, ne IN
gradients the Elixir Cordial put up IN packages
by mail with full direction for PREPARING
Price of package IS, making three bottles.
All letters must be postpaid, an directed to- -.
DR.. +. MELVEAU, box q, N YORK CITY
sp27 I'm D&W en- Once l2e Liberty 81.
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COUNTRY STOREKEEPERS, PEDLARS.
AND FAMILIES,
RE supplied at extremely low prices. with PALE VEL.
"A Low SOAP for family use. Almond ko.e, Windsor
best known shayng Soap and such other peunery
the Handkerchief, Lavender Water Oils Pomalums Toilette
Powders Tooth Powders. and Cosmetics Scent BAGS
devote their skill and a,.duy personality the nsnuctue
cheap al their Soap Works and Laboratory Trinity Place.
Lumber street, than other house the country
SOAP WORKS. 70 Trinity Place,
ma lmsrc near Rector street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-28
THE MYSTERIES OF ELEIJSIS

WERE THE MOST RENOWNED Of all the ancient
w mysteries. and ,matey connected tn the inst
eagerly sought after by the famous of the phlo
'''"'' BUT THE GREATEST MY "STiS if'0"''
Of the present day is how g. Clarke, Taller. William
street, afford make such handsome French
Coats for SIG, and other equally low prices
The former mystery the subscriber will ia short fully
urrave enqurng public But the latter mystery
solved at by stating that the subscriber satisfied with
very small profits, and being at moderate expenses.
The style and getting Of the work will be the
OF Brundsge Ton &c from whose well known establish
ments the subscriber has but recently retired.
u. b, CLARKE, 1872 William street.
N. B-OHce and Summer Goats, lew Yeats, &c. will
for the Of Strangers sc. be always baud
IA SPEHIMEN OF A SIC COAT CAN BE SEEN
AT THE STORE. myl3 lwis&3wossec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-28
N Z APO l. IT N BON NET
MA N[TEACTOR

THE LADIES ARE REsPC rFULLY informed that this
and beautiful article produced the greatest
periecuon at the manufactcrg, No. 1903 B0wERY, UP
ST AXIS where they Sold both Wholesale and retail
r 1west prices large assortment hand select from
rohspts and MilliBers supplied on the best tnrus
fals 3wssHn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-28
LADIEN' ST'RAW HITS.


~ CARL KING, THE WELL KNOWN and csLs-
Spbsted First Premium Tuscan and straw hat nanufsc.
turer respectfully informs the ladies Of New York and
%ect Of straw Hat. Tq,cap Bird' Eys hGnsy Comb
Nespos1s and NeSPosn Lsee Of yor, Patterns. NO. to
will convince the public of the fact
n BA splendid and fashionable of rich Paris
Ribbons. MIC 2msm
DR A LLENs B a PAD 90 OF H9REH0yNP. LIyEE
Pain the Side Papi..ncn ofthe Heart shcnes o. BREATH
raid nsyef e , fail P,iss b9se
PILLS from 0ermanyTh remove and prevent those OBJ;
sructons copmon TO SINGLE o. marsa ,s%ais. ana VIII IN all
Wards VEGETABLE HAIR OIL, for the restoration
and growth Of Hair giving health and aad preventing
baduess will hair gradually dark and make
DR. ATKiNsONS VEGETABLE GOLDEN ONT.
MENT certain for all scrofuous erpt9ns ITCH chap
ped hands salt heum te;.e ring worm sead hsad so ears
in children, and cracked lips ines oo ceau per
box.
HERCULANEUM PuLS-They seem to have but one
universal action that search out disease and cure ~ no
matter wherc seated how long has existed whether It be
abcess peyng the lungs, heart liver Spleen panss
81 80 per box
Au the above for sale E. M. Guons 1T Boy.ry
Grand street. f23 3n*ec
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TO THE LADIES.

DE. EULL'S UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
NhlS rsw Instrument 70, tho radical Of rroapus Ue
or Falling Of hs Womb, BY external APPLICATION
.sdiss .hs 1ss Of tho pessy confidently recon-
haah it never hav!ng failed OF performing saia
tho most aggravated clTcumEtancsJ
The supporter has sttaxed very high saacte Euroys
Z. we'll a. IN h, soSntr adopted to che entire auss Of
niiospita!n OF London and Paris and universally
somaesded in Earope BY medical Of tho highest rank
La country il BY tbs leading members OF the
faculties Of COLLEGES cad Bospitls sSa by Ill tbs snxos,
yIvate practitioners.
Rcons have been furnished sxcnriyciy for ladies Ma
Vescy street sTag scrsate entrance Iom tho tsaess de-
pnf:meEs, where lady sttz2aIes, to Apply
Erusses and Supporters female patients mil 1rnyrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-28

GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE,
90 MAIDEN LANE.
CONSTANTLY Oh hand General ASSORTMENT OF READY
" MADE CLOTHING, OF all descriptions. Shirts made
TO order e the latest and approved French patterux
short notice.
Persons furnishing their materials can have clothing
all descriptions made the beat STYLE following low
prices viz -
nrock and dress Coats made and trimmed from 90 to SO
fantaoons and Vests " 81 3v TO 81 rs
Southern orders eyecntcd at short notice.
MI lm"ec WIN. COLLINS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-28

GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN SURGERY
'I'HE EOLLOWl Nc is the statement of Capt. RICHARD
In the year 1912. was taken with alterations
ID my legs and made application ply
Tor me- but the dseare continued
show itelf my called another under whose
care remained for several months At this the uc
became my legs and painfully
acted that compelled crucbes applied other
ph-scan bat with no bett'r BY this the pain
IN my bones and head became excrucang and the ucea
ton; gained so rapldy that was corined to Jay bed gviag
1919 then tried the Indian doctors, and all the
nostruns but with no beneficial result At this eis
Of disease accidentally became acquainted with
German physician, Dr. Joseph Hene who resides
20 Duane stgeet, Chatham The cue this gentleman
prescribed for proved Immediately ecscious the
bones began to subsde the alterations began heal
limbs began to gain strength aud for the first time in lively
months enabled to place the ground witt
the HAT they would sustain the weight Of my aen
had been produced The short Of period msnths from the
time had first akel DR.. Joseph He,nes prescriptions
Its impossible for describe what have suffered be
side the disease from the hands of chaatans aud quack and
would seriously caution the public against them.
feeling ojustce TIE public, ald the excellent physician
under whose have obtained radical has
me to make his acknow Judgement Those who wish
finding 81 South OF Maid Lane
South. CAPT. NCHAHD YATES
N. B.Dr J, Heines office 20 Duane street. Chatham
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-28

BOOTS AND SHOES 1T WHOLESALE.
~ Large Assortment of the above named -
~ articles may be had ut the Manufacturers
ptPot No ESQ Pearl street Among those hand may
Men.S Boys KIP Pegd Boots Mems ADD Boys Thick Brogana
Do do q and seal do Do do Kip Peyged do
Do do do Calf do Do DO PeQged do
Do Cali Sewed do De do Pump Sole do
DO Stout Pegged do Do do Goat and Seal do ass
And great variety of Wonens Misses and Chldens Bus
kns, Booees, Slippers &C. Be- reSgad end Sewed together
with general of Palm Leaf Leghorn Has
Country merchants are invited to call and
ALI sold low for cash city acceptances
GALE Co, No. $50 Pesrl st.,
mi lm*m United States Hotel Building. ~ Y.
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DISEASED, WEAK AND INFLAMED EYES.
Dr.WHEELER 81 OCULIST.

33 Greenwich street, near the Battery, Neto YORK.
pLLY informs tire public that he many
~ hundreds OF casss which h. has attended OF them
have been operated other professors without
aud pronounced b. hem incasbe these he has
failed eradicate the disease effect perfect
deps Of every advantase which have presented itself
ana IN many instances almost hope IL this
craened success IN bis treatment Of the various hitherto
confidence refer such Of the afflicted may
ed with him and his mild mode Of the sorders Of
clasJ
respecting his professional Abilities and bis psmnsnt skill
oculist.. r.7H
Chronic Inflammation of the eyed, eyes, how
eyer Standing be eff cuay and permanently
films, specks &c. removed cured without gal ope
Caaacts removed the modern approved primer.
pies OF opthamic snrgerv
SrRABISMUS'
Commonly called squirting faw seconds on Cue
rim celebrated rl'n; which free from pain danger,
O.? Office hours from A. M TO p M, after which hours
he Visits out -doOr patients INV 10 Zoe
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

WHEN CELSIUS Of the diseases of sexual organs
w before entering the SUBJECT he apologies for the
decency of subject medical could approached
for soothing suffering humanity.
A, well might be said that there indecent things in
anatomy ought TO fear that should my turn, be
accused Of immortality Having for several confined
self Of these Affections aud the
methods Of treatment the result has led adopt
had occasion themselves under All the bad
which generally follow the old method Of treat
ment such Rheumatism. Affections OF the Benes Ucesa
ton he sby avoded Od cases ncuIabs by
treatment. / refer TO several Of that kind
Dr. JOSEPH HElNE, German Ply acian,
20 Duane st,
M Imw &C Chatham member Of the Medical Society. NJ Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-28

LA GRANGE PLACE,
Blu LIS FERRY, NEW JERSEY.
THIS BEAUTIFUL and healthy summer residence is now
open and IN readiness for the reception Of yssrs The
House beng fitted for Boarders and Private Parties
The Bar supplied with the choicest Liquors, Wines,
amt Refreshments, at all times.
Private Parties be accommodated with Dinners at the
shortest notice.
Target Excursions and Military Companies be accommo-
dated with Dinners reasonable All those gong
target Excursions would do well to call on g. ANNET, be-
fore engaging elsewhere.
lars old Sun paper.
May, 1874. STEPHEN ANNETT
ma unkva
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-28

INFORMAL ION WANTED Of JAMES T. MILLER.
native Of New York and seaman by prcsicn 1ss
alive, and to New York he will hear Of sopstng % has
sdvsntags aPplyngso William Steel Bahe No III Chs'-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-28
BOOTS AND SHOES.

q BOOTS AND SHOES.
~ LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
ALL WHO WEAR the above articles and wish
had better lose no tune q calling &C the fashionable Boot ard
street where all suit mselyes with article that
style make fashion and finish. be
haps eQuallsd in TINS CITY.
II g. begs to sppe IN particular those ladie. and gentle
who CONSIDER ntIng boot indispensable
article to the emhe Of all within the beau monde
1904 M Greenwich street the only places New York
they depend on being suited
N;b-Lsdes' and Misses' CATERS Shoes &c.. always
u Remember l6ok and lsi Greenwich street.-kI
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DOCTOR BAKER.

MO. ITO DIVISION STREET, is consulted daily by
~ strangers and citizens of both Dr. B. regular
and legally qualified ply and and
charge all diseases Of private nature Letter. pos!
70 any Of country. Hours Of consultation between
A. M. and 9P M.
ma Inn
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tlt+fN JAMES LACY, Hr ~
ORA PER ND TAIL y X +,
40 IOTYN aTsQE ET, NJ an WI LIAM

l. ~ tEf1 JAMES LACY, Hr ~ GH n
DRAPER a. ND TAIL
90 JOHN STREET, NEAR WILLIAM,
CONTINUES ke up 0entlemen'a Garments superior
~ workmanship and the fashionable sty
Of Enr and french Cloths casnes ana VsssnSs to
which he would solicit the attention Of gentlemen before
purchasing AZ, eesvsd b an ef'srslys
consisting Of all the and fashionable style of goods TO be
found in the market Aso Once Coats rrady aud made
TO order I7-TEhMS CASH ON DELIVERY. $500
m2 lm~rc
UEEkREs CREAM sAPONINE FOR SHAVING -
Gentlemen TO shave themselyes will find the
above article All who have used il pronounce il the
best composition of the kind The following
rom he Atlas OF ah March, Of the many favorable
tees N has received -
NEw ARrcLEAmong many new inventions to Advance
the comforts OF the toilet superb Shaving Cream Those
@ sn appreciate the luxury Of an easy shave and like TO
ept cost should purchase and u,e IN. ek
recommend It TO auy and ALL
The above article be had quantity OF the subsc
all 1t is represented to be- abe money will be refunded
. j. w. HOLBERTON, IS Maiden lane.
Also TO be had Of the principal druggists md fancy goods
dealers ~ TINS city. m lm*ec
OFYIcE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE CoMPANy,}
No. So Wall st, opposite the Exchange !
mage by Fire. goods wares and mlrchandize and also
A'' ''' manu- biKEcrS 81 .''s' anu '' '''f'e'
Thomas w. Thorne. Elisha Riggs.
Tuomas 4. Woodruff. Arson Baker,
b r. Robson, NJ D., Joseph Drake.
Ihompson frice, Joseph Allen,
Moses Tucker, James e. Holnet.
John II. Davidson, John p Moore,
John II. Lee, James X. Whiting,
Caleb T.. Tunis, VIM. X. Thorn,
Francis F. Sage, Thomas Monel,
John o. Merritt, kugsne Bogart.
GEO. Il. HOPE, Secretary ms m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-28

TTPHULsTERY, PAPER HANGlNGS, AND WIN
" DOW sHADES-The subscriber, have removed their es
abishment No 2i3 Broadway, opposite Park where
they intend keeping usual the largest stock of Uphot
Goods the city; consisting Of Curtain Materials and Trim
mngs Furniture Covengs Pushes, &c &c. together with
general PAPER Haagugs and Borders of
snd which they determined to sell
dentad low prcrs
Their of Shades will consist heretofore the
French Shades the cheapest kind,
EACH with general of buff and white Linens and
Chintz, for Shades Of patterns.
SOLOMAN x HART, 243 Broadway,
my7 lmsrc opposite the Park.
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r JOSEPH Is Maiden Lane trp stairs, importer Of Eng
ing and backing Ms. from lowest TO fin st quals
Also always on hand extensive Of PISTOLS
both double and single barres kinds
lneudrs the modern Sir Barrel ReV9r all q which w
be sold lower than other house in the Merchants and
Gun Smiths are particularly e1uested call previous 70
advan , a30 4nsmc
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BEACON COURSE.

-.
THE popretors the above Course offer premium for
Foot Race, take place the Beacon Couse, Ho
boken, the I'd Of June follows:-
Pterium of $500 any who will perform 10a miles
within the hourS20O to hs second he and 500 the
hrdrrovded the second third perform 10 miles
within the hour And in 0 miles not performed with
the hour $500 only will be 10 the best IN the
Entrance be made and all information given by the sub
tcber Those wishing for the Race, requested
do = convene
No will be allow who does for the
Race before the 2Sth
JAMES ID M'MANN, No. l6l Varick street,
ml5 betv Vapdam nd Ch3IltOn NJ ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-19

LITERARY ARRlvAL.--We have pleasure in an
nouncing the arrival in our city Of Mr.. Caleb AT
water, one of the most laborous, learned, and In
teigent antIquarians in this country. Mr.. AT
water is a native of Albany, but has resided for the
last forty years at Circleville, Oho great portion
of this time he has devoted to the investigation and
calculation. OF the numerous and very important
monuments of remote ages with which that State
abounds. The mounds and other antiquities which
have excited so much interest, and which are sc
intimately connected with the early history OF thl:
continent, have been examined and studied with
gseat diligence and ability by Mr.. Atwater, and the
result has been given to the public at various times
in books aud pamphlets, which have deservedy at
traced much attention. He comes here to make
arrangements for the republication OF his works
to which numerous and important additions will be
made. This is capital chance for some spirited
publisher.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-19
Amuselnents.


Oc-We have never noticeda theatre with greater
pleasure than in calling attention to the benefit OF
very deserving young actor MIR Williams who appeals
his friends Tor the first time at the Chatham tonight
The drama of the King of the Mist will be performed
with all its gorgeous scenery and splendid music The
arces of the Irish Tutor and Born to Good Luck in boti
of which Williams plays the leading characters, will also
be performed Young Diamond, and competitor Ben
Minor, OF Hudson, will both dance. The Virginia Min
strels will perform; the Great Western and long string
Of negroes besides crowded house may Of course t'
expected Tomorrow night the manager makes his CAL
and the occasion operate drama will be perform
in which beautiful young lady from the London IL, Il
tres will make her first appearance.
0k;- The splendid performances at the American
Museum went off last night with universal eciot
DR. Valentine amusing and iacetious thai
ever and lett lis audience in continued OF iaug
ter lie has made rich additions to his budget du
ring his long absence, and given dress to hi
old wits and scraps. Were to paIticuarize shout,
say that his Pcio tn futc little the
delicious morsel have enjoyed since Ole Bull left Go
than The new pantomime oil the Four Lovers is mos
capital thing, and received with repeated rounds
applause Indeed the whole entertainment rich an,
diversified and the great wonder u.s. how much b,
given for so trihing twenty-five cents. III,
white negroes are great wonder
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-19

SAILING OF THE YoRKsHRg.-Ths fine packet
sailed yesterday morninywith fifteen knot breeze
She carried fifteen cabin passengers, including
Tom Thumb and servant. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-19

1o~Nearly onesfiundfed Engravings, representing
every part of TIE human body, with explanations,
will be presented to every one who pays25 cents to
attend Professor Bronson's Lecture on body and
Mind this evening, in the Society Library. See
his advertisement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-19

To CoRREsPoNpENTs.-The article relating to
the New York Gas Company monopoly is IN type,
and is unavoidaby crowded out of our columns to-
day. II will appear tomorrow.