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New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

u a..S>Sa r FOR -vERPLANKs. GRASSY PIT.
Is SING SING. TARRYToWN, DQBBS.
- FERRf, EONkERS.-O Monday, March
lth. and till further notice. the Steamboat CURTIS PECk
Capt VIM. II. Peck, will leave the Steamboat Per- oet OF
days excepted Returning Will leave verpancks every AT
tenoon Sundays excepted nj O'Clock touching al the loot
of Hammond. street, each WAY.
For Passage or Freight apply board, or to THOMAS
ulil Sc. lS9 Wesf.st. Y Y Inhlt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

nREPARED and sold wholesale by JOHN J.
DAVIS city Of Hudson, Columbia comfy, n. y; and
fo1 sale IN this ciry ~ wholesale AMI retail by
JAh:Es :. A.PIN~.LL,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

M ~ tho ahre roocr.y is not Disposed Of before the I'D
ay Of ny next i VII tlan BE sold at Public AUCTION on the
prtmses at % o'clock noon,-'IarIytown, Apnl4 l344
PiEEkEr Il I'm filhrI'hi' Nv Executor.

zr FOR SALE-A Farm containing s0acrs-lO wotd hnd
- miles from sey orr tr fuad to Ba!s-
- hon. Gmi-s Icm tS-sirsad On the lnrns Is Z gcod
l0,fS. nj out -biues: at;ace to the Farm good Uck
aud MI me nIiv e OF the % Bay inquire The prc1ises
ofGEOEGE ". BRYAN. or ofS SMITH & CtsE, Y, Chnt-
naF,- -fre-f
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

SCOTCH PIG IRON-VaIious btand, for sale by
= NILS 1ms OLNEY L CO., q Wet.t.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

,,55p : ~ : IYI'TiECTTY OF NEiVARK-A ho;:se rs
~ and - acre< Of Land situated N South Broad i, & II;
ill., ne liouse p feet font BY s. nee .;,l,rbHu
s.o H S,siSS Fnt rrees &c aiiac.i 10 me IenSs
For hcr parcra inquire ci iSA.tt ~ p II
Of W i!ian' ana w aSi''i-'o" s'ee' 20 iin'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

~ UNITED LINE OF LIVERPOOL. PACkETS-ro
g 81 Il l he s6 ag% % S. pSsvey ls as as acSs a5cSs
fc regular dsy This ship has excellent accounoiaons for
embark for the Ola Country cannot select finer ship Ihot
wishing 10 secure bes should make immediate Application On
board loot OF Dove: 81 or 10 W. < J. f. TiFSCUTT
al0 43 Peck sip, cor. South 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

rE1HE SPANISH LILY WHITE, Tor making ladies checs,
i fine alabaer white. This Is different to common chas
we warrant II not 10 inute Sold the oi the American
Eagle 81 Chaham-street and 33 Broadway n Y. lS tu
tul, street BROOKLYN Stnte street Boston ~ In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

s FOR SALE-A Farm of1s? acres pleasantly situated
$SS healthy location N South BsnnswIck y near
New York About 10 ucrs are IN hish sa Of cultivation.
IN good fence apple and peach orchards timber land, &C.
house barn shop aad other outbuilnss. good and
venent wit, GOO" watsr pump neat the door Aso the stock
and Eerkshlre tie pedsrees The farming utensils
good and sufficient for improved system OF agricuure-
'ir rrrbgs I'm. a. A. r SMITH. g Libertyst
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

Sas SUGAR HOUSE To LET OR LEASE
E: M P.l,,- 7topt 10 let scrsre stories high
LIE win wiu!ows OF every Sde has 5eeu occupied as
House numbe of years. may b. mad Win all me NJ
cesar u:enss and fstres The TeGlnz oi sugar I'm
mediate pnss-ssjna will given. Apply The premises
I'd LII krse Il az Al u Waisr mhl3 !tn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-03
Foreign Markets.

MArASzA., March ol-Molasses selling at rails;
coffee, a63 sugars, 81; pitch pine lumber, 10 a %
per in white pine do, 10 IL; Shocks dull A letter dat
ed 10th inst says =" Sales of 10 casks rice from
81 rails" Another letter of the 2st says In rice there
is nothing doing and the market remains very inactive
March % A sale Of l50 casks rice out Of store,
effected the 10Th inst at % Since then nothing has
been done. The market still remains very inanimate
HAVANA March l6.-Our rice market remains dull and
the last sales, the cargoes of the Ann A. Parker from
your place. and the Haynes from Charleston have been
effected a lis leaving first hands besides the cargo
of the Henry Jenkins stock of about 700 casks that
there little prospect for early improvement Coffee is
worth from to 81, for qualities suitable for your
sumption. Molasses, "A rls. for keg Exchange New
York, a 3 discount
March lo-We have disposed of the Henry Jenkins
cargo at ~ rs and the cargo of lumber by the Orbit at
S25 per NJ No change since last.
PoINT PgrRE, (Gaud) Feb. ia embrace this opporu
nifty to lay before you the miserable state of this
present. One cargo of steam sawed pitch pine lumber
sold this morning at S2i -, and dull at these
prices. Tar sat per Dbl rosin at So a 81; flooring
boards planed. $40 10 rer Nj unplaned sale rice
good quality, $3I A. dull slaves, Norfolk inspection 20
S23, dull shingles good quality 10 ST. -four about
So beef S4; prime, H. duty - so per Dbl There
now - briggs and schoones all Americans discharg.
ing their cargoes consisting Of every description Of
American exports which required at this island. In
fact discover nothing that will do to ship to this
place for the next six weeks to come.
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creased 000 and in the same period the value
the importation from foreign countries advanced from
s7s to Sis ass4l6; increase gilmore than s45
coo 900 while the value of exports only co.,
900 more Upon the contraction of bank loans in 1887
when The amount reduced in year from
millions of dollars to sixty and the ccu
lation in the time from tweutyour millions to
tweve corresponding contraction in the import
trade We see falling of in the value of our imports in
one year OF hirynine millions of dollars. These auctu
atoms cause all the trouble and ruin that overakes the
commercial classes in their pursuits Notwithstanding
these sudden changes in the Of the banks and
value oil merchandise imported the value of exports
remain very steady and the variation from year to year
is very traing compared with our imports This is be.
cause our productions not governed so much by the
course OF the banks or the state of the currency.
FOREIGN IMPORTS DOMESTIC EXPORTS OF THE UNIT-
STATES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-03

State OF Trade.

AsHEsWe continue to quote pots very dull at 81 so,
and pearls at S.
CoTroN-There was a more decided firm tone in the
market to-day The sales amount to about 1000 bales
half of which speculation Freights dull at
76d. for Liverpool; cent for Havre.
HAYGood qualities of North River bale held at 40
a 42c The receipts daily increasing and purchasers
are disposed to operate until supplies have further in
creased
WHsKEy-Drudge casks still held at 23Ic, but ope-
rations very limited Prison barrels dull at 2I
25 cents.
REAL ESTATE The following sales made by auc-
ton
The country seat near the village Of jamaica, L..
with six acres of land. 1925
II acres of land, with the buildings thereon the
main road Of the village OF Jamaica L. L. 1880. $500
Lot corner of Desbrosses and Washington street. %
by 80 feet Q SOC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-03
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington.
lCorespon 'ence of the HERALD

l'of1espon 'ence OF the Hersd.l
WAsHINGroN, April l, 1874
have been this morning to attend the first
niversary of the National Institute. have by this
mail no time to write out my notes. and therefore
send them as they are.
Pre@nt-The President of the United States,
John C. Spencer, Sec'y Wilkins and P. M. G..
Wickliffe, Commissioner Ellsworth, Senator
Woodbury. T. Pratt. and few other members
of Congress, with a large audience OF ladies' and
gentlemen.
Music by band Long prayer by Rev. G. F. But
Ter, OF Georgetown.
Music upon some strange all sorts OF an instru-
ment, apparently piano-curious, extraordinary
original. A.
President introduced the Hon. Senator Walker,
who proceeded to deliver the opening address
Note-The President the of United States is &c off,
Go the patron of the Institute.
Mr.. Walker delivered red very able and learned
with vanity. He said this is the first meeting OF
science ever convened at Washington.
He then proceeded to touch upon the following
subjects and american Hrentions:-
Electricity, Franklin and others; Galvanism, DR..
Hare and others; Defagrator Calorimetor, Morse's
Electric Telegraph, Magnetism, Light, Heat, AS
| tronomy, Comets, Meteors, Meteoroogy, Storms,
two rival theories of Redfeld and of Espy, the lat
| ter at the head of this science. Chemistry, New
| Ether, Softening India Rubber, Refining Sugar,
Lard Oil, Sugar and Molasses from corn stalks,
Flour Mill, Steam on Railroads, Stevens, his son
Colbert L.: the Russian Steamer Kamschatka, two
DAYS from Washington to Rio Del Norte, and four
DAYS from ditto to the mouth of the Columbia,
Ericson'sPropeller,C aptainStockton and his Prince
ton, the Patent Office, Cotton, Hemp, Wool, Eli
Whitney's Cotton Gin, Ornthoogy, Audubon, Mi
neraogy and Surveys, Geography, Coast Surveys,
Hassler, Fremont discovered the pass in the Rocky
Mountains, which is not 20 miles from the Boun-
ii nt CaherWOOO.
| of Earthquakes Medicine; Chemistry applied to
| Agriculture; Statistics.
| Mr.. Walker went over all these subjects, giving
honorable and complimentary notice of host OF
| Americans to whom these sciences are indebted.
| The address was learned and is valuable CON-
pendulum of American National Science. 5. b.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-03

03- A CERTAIN CURE.-Dr. Thomas Specific Pills
certain safe, and speedy for class Of dis
These Pills may be safely relied upon to eradicate
every vestge of the disease and leave the patient free
from the weakness and debility remaining after the dis
apparently cured These pills will cure the most
difficult complicated and protracted cases. in SO short
time as to asonish any one accustomed 70 the Long and
warranted TO all cases. and it is hoped that all who
have tried other things and have suffered until they
weary Of suffering will use them. Recent cur
ed in thirys hours by the Of these PllsPrice ST.
Sold at II East Broadway Market street, 70 Full.
ton street. and 273 Broadway corner Chambers street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-03

Cg-"sHERMAN'S POOR MANS PLAsTERs" have
cured in short space of time of weak backs
and rheumatism than any other remedy which has ever
been discovered So great has their reputation become
that they acknowledged to be the best strength
ening pasters in the world Beware of spurious article
which many druggists attempt to SELL which bears the
name but has not the signature OF the Doctor printed ON
the back All the genuine plasters have the fac smile
OF the Doctors name Remember this
Dr. Sbermans warehouse is LOG Nassau street. Agents
277 Hudson street 1873 Bowery, II East Broadway, So
William street, and l39 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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LATEST sOUTHERn SHIP NEWS.

PHLsprLrmA April 2TAI lmogene Shed New Orle.ns
Con ,n searns Wiscsssrt INDUS Slower Buckspe; New
Jersey Bell Nfaveu Niagara Young. NYork Cid Julia.
Prince, Saco
B.LTIMoRy April Arr Midas, Benthall Havana; Dem
mark DAVIS NYork CID Amazon, Wedge. Montsvdeo and
mkt; Constitution Laudemau LaGuay aud Porto Cabel'o
Milsent. Cole. NYoIk ~,
AIysANpeiA March 3OCid Favori,e tBr1 Masters Hall
fax; Mary. Mathews, Boston - -,
NonroLK, March 3o-An ] w Kimptou, NYork; Macon.
Boston; North Star Mayaguez Cid John Caskie, Havana
Envoy MaySguez en- r.. ~;
Nrw ORLysss. March 2t-Au Isaac Ale,9n orrey LIZ
erpooI: Se, Allen Bo,ou cid tolish Ri sswI; Liver
pool; AIrx,ndr,s Turner do arolina, Brown' Elizabeth
firth Pierce and Monsoon Pa g Boston, Leopard snsw,
Gibraltar; Cowct [Brl Vezy, Antigua Homer Watts ana
Adamant. Purrington. Doston
Foreign Ports
U.v.s, March 2J-sd Louisa Philadelphia; York, New
York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-03
PEAAE'S sEW YORK mUSEUm.
AND PICTURE GALLERY
OPENS TODAY WEDNESDAY APRIL. Al

Mr.. II BENNETT. MANAGER
MIR. II. BE NETT MAN ,GER of PEALES Museum,
w respeeullv announces his return from Europe aud with
recua' pie beg that during his absence he
been enabled to estblih England. that will
nit him TO present continual Of Novelties of such
he will with the entire APPRECIATION of
the public The that the Manager
CURED his visit the continent of Europe might
measure justify him raising the price OF admission to the
Museum hut such plan he will pursue-a that he asks
all Tint he hopes that he experience double
.nd when the public perceive that his afford them
qualification that he neither exertions expensehe
hopes he sangune ,icipating that they will
cheeruly Grant him that which he does
reasonably Aolicit.
The Manager proud have the honor inform the ladies'
and gentlemen of New York. that he has in his sub
nit to their notice living curiosity surprising the celebrated
Tom Thumb, consisting ola
LAPLAND DWARF
OF The SAME ACE AS THE GENERAL!
AND THkEE INCHES SHORTER!
There will be performance this afternoon at O'Clock, and
in the evening usual
Toe following talented performers engaged
Msdenosee Pauline, the deli ahtful Miss Ada
the charming vocalist; Mr. DeLsrue, the unrived mimic
Miss Blanchard the graceful uggeress and Mr. Richards the
celebrated singer
ADMISSION ONE SHILLING.
NO HALE PRICE
Performance in the Lecture Room half
o'ccct.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-03

02- HAIR WHITE AS SNOW, OR RED AS FIRE
maybe changed to beautiful auburn deep rich black in
two or three hours time by the Italian Dye This is the
only article worthy to be called hair dye and it is the
only preparation that will invariably color the hair with
out injury to the hair stain the skin The Italian
Dye warranted to give perfect satisfaction the money
will be returned. Red whiskered gentlemen may make
themselves as handsome as they please now-Prce so
cents.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by A. SANDS
CO., Chemists 273 Broadway corner Chambers street
Granite Building Sold also at 70 Fulton street and II
East Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-03

O6F- TOOTHACHE CURED IN ONE MINUTE BY
the of the Glove Anodyne This is excellent arti
Gle and will the most violent Oohache pain the
gums in minute. The Glove Anodyne is not unplea-
SAINT to the taste injurious to the teeth and will
manenty any tooth to which it is applied Price 25
cents.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by A. SANDS
&iCO, 27S Broadway Chambers street, Granite
Building Sold also at 70 Fulton street, and n East
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-03

no HAYS LINIMENT FROM q COURTLANDT
street warranted to any of PILLS (eher blind
or bleedDg)
n5- SCROFULA, AFFECTIONS OF THE SKIN
and all impurities of the blood will quickly be removed
by Comsock Co s Extract of sarsaparilla which is
stronger article than any other Price so cents per bottle
81 per dozen. 81 Courtandt st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-03
so,e. or stocks mt PhiI.deIphia.

FIRST BOARD April $4,000 State Sc bSf 6as $4,000 40
s 63 $4,000 $751; $4,000 do Ca 100 shares wilmington
RR 5if III 100 do do bif 7f so do do bSf I % DO 20
ia; AZ do Commercial Bank %; do Mechanics BANK,
az, 200 Ches and Del 6s 1856 t4 ~ shares Crard
Trust 2I do Grard sank 7l $4,000 Illinois Bonds Al
SECOND BOARD April loo shares ~ o. Gas, aos %
do Grard Trust 81 10 do Manufacturers and Mechanics
Bank 25 $1,000 IT, SIS 1853, 1921 $500 State SIS, 03t;
$1,000 State SIS b5 $4,000 do, 81; 30 shares Reading,
5Is do Farms and Mechs Bank, ASH 81 do do All do
do AZ; 1 do Philadelphia Bank, lO5i.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-03
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 3
Cleared.

C1enreU
Ship, Pontiac, Parker New leans Atkins Co; Roches-
Owen, Mobile -BaIque Touon Rich Matanzas Buck
Peters Brig, Emma, Wait Mancaibo, Bouchsud Thebaud;
Dufe Williams. Wilmington. NC. h s Powell ~schrs
Hum, Conkln. st Domingo, Rossiere Co; Mary Fan
Tar, Matanzs Foster Nicketson; Norway fitzpatrick
Daren. Ga; Two Brothers. Bennett, Boothbay Me.
Arrived
Brig Sea Bird, Bears, from Rio Grande with hides &c to
+ Harvey
British brg Falcon Pitt days from Bermuda with hides
To Tucker Il Lightly urn
British schr Joseph Howe Lasy % DAYS srom Kingston
Schr Patuxent Clark from Matnzas, March 49, with molas
schr Hero, Spruloing daps from Thomaston with lime
Schf Oliver Fuller, days from Boston, with mdse, the
master.
schr Nantucket. Clifford from Falmouth, Mass in ballast,
to master.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-03
TErom the Ct Jovis Republican I

90 SHOULD WE PUBLISH ALL THAT WE HEAR
said in favor of the genuine Balm of Columbia, for pre-
serving the hair and restoring bald heads when it
has been lost for years. and also for giving soft and
glossy and cleansing the grease dandru and
scu it would fill every page in this paperandw we most
cheerully recommend every lady and gentleman, who
wish to add to their personal appearance by improving
natures hest gift to procure this article Immediately and
let their toilet be without it. Be to get the
genuine from SO Second street the at 81 Courtandt
st NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-03
Passengers Arrived.
BERMUDA-Brig + lcon-Lucius Dill, d Bacon.
Passengers Sailed.

Stewart, Mrs Stewart aud child Mr. Mrs e Banser
Whitewrght, John Smith, and James NcHsnry Of Pha.
Henry Henry +, bias Wysth, Wm Richards Mr. Thatcher,
SIsa hage' Wm h Lattl%sr Wm Lgmms Lynde
Stoddard Henry iourd WIN Nc Masters, exr Johnson +
White, Thos Cochran. Geo Gundy, IL s Buered, Lonis
Cae,t Charles Saun,er, Holm, tamme James Wilson.
Claudus pSIel lewis BulaId Scott aud John Fergu
Charlescn Morton, Columbus Ga; Mon: Hpet. French
Consul General South America servant; Mrs Eme and
servant. e WIN Parker and lady, Francis Applet n q
D MasSn WsIsn Hi%G % Eaes 6 Davis
CaTpenieI, ma, caTpsnIs5 Nqys;. Darwin CRsta, 5 il
I;ayers, and Young Boston; Strange Fall Rivers $
WS!Ien Newton M Moses. Montreal; Robt Ket England;
M Rad Jos earne panl CrGnan Halifax: Prentice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-03
Post OHice-Malls Close.


North Mail supplying the principal Offices the H. don
hyet; slso Albany and all Offices the riroad 70 Buffalo
ana those counties in Pennsylvania bordering Lake En'
so the counties Ohio lying and the said
Lake the STATE OF Michigan; the Northern les Of In
1,ans and ILLINOIS; the territories Of Wisconn and Iowa;
west ard FAST Csnadss; I'll the counties ia Vermont lying
Wes OF the Green Mountains; the county Of Bekshie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-03
TWENTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS-.
FIRST ssION.

FIRST SESSION.
Senate.
WASHINGTON, April l.
Nothing OF special interest has been done to-
day.
Senate and Senator Phelps is making a speech
against the bill. Should he advance any argument
worthy of notice, | will endeavor to let you know.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-03

h3- THE GENUINE DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRAC-
TOR at 81 Courand street-Price reduced to rs cents
per box
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-03

It will be by this table that within the past eight
years the greatest variation from year to year in the
value Of our exports Sll 1862 1885, while the imports
have varied in year. from 1889 to $780, S54 $50 6l3
We see in these great fluctuations the Of the revu
sons of trade The movements of the banks to great
extent produce these ups and downs. An expansion of
the currency creates advance in prices and foreign
manufactures pressed into the market Immediately
to take the benefit Of first prices great abundance of
paper money deprecates the value Of the currency
Foreign manufactures seeking markets will natu.
rally rush to that holding out the greatest profits.
Foreign manufacturers keep themselves well in
formed upon matters connected with our finances
knowing that sound specie currency destroys
our markets for their goods. The value of our oircu
lating medium regulates foreign imports The auc.
uatons in both exhibited in the above tables show how
intimately the two movements connected The tariff
is merely secondary consideration far it controls
mportations An inflated, deprecated currency would
produce large importations under any scale of duties
The aggregate exports Of coffee from Rio de Janero for
ls43 compared with previous years, shows but very
slight increase in quantity The exports to the United
States in ls43 much larger than in either 1871 or
1872 The exports to Hamburg have increased but the
falling off in the exports to other countries has been su.
cen reduce the total amount shipped to about the
gregate of the previous two wears.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-03

0J- THE EAST INDIAN HAIR DYE WILL CO.
Tor the Hair, but not the skim ut 81 CourtaDdt street
Dr. Spohns Sick Headache Remedy, warranted to cure
any case and certain for Dyspepsia and Indges-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-03

o5- GENUINE DRUGS AND MEDICINES.-French
English and German chemicals Leeches, choice PERU
merry, Toilet Soaps and Cosmetics Also large assert
ment, of elegant hair TOOTH hat and nail Brushes, and
SHE'LL horn and ivory dressing Combs OF and beau
full patterns. For sale wholesale and retail by A.
SANDS & CO., Druggists and Chemists, 273 Broadway
corner Chambers street Granite Building.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-03
oNprrroS OF rnE BAvKs IN ,aNp JuE COMMERCE OF THE

We by this table increase of imports attending
an expansion ofbank movements From 1884 10 1886 the
loans;and discounts Of the banks lin this State alone in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-03
Died,

On Tuesday Cd inst ISABEL, daughter OF William s.
IIastie in the ninth year Of her age.
At Bermuda, the 23d ult. WM. TUCKER Esq. Of New
| York aged 81
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BOWERY AmPHfTHEATRE.
AMERICAN mUxEUm.


AND PERPETUAL FAIR
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK.
Commencing Monday, April Isl, 1874
TDav Visi ers admitted the evening free III
THE KENTUCKY MlNSTRELS engaged for Que
week
Also, engaged-Mr. WIN. COLE the celebrated Chinese
NOnde,cpt with his educated and
talented DOG BILLY
Miss y. RICHARDS, charming Vocalist
"a PETITE CEkITO, the admired Danssuse.
Mr. Il PAkDEE late from Europe, his first appearances.
MIR RICHARDS, Sentimental Singer
MIR. WHlTLOCk, The renowned Banjo Player
MIR. Is WILL ANS the Singer and Story Teller.
<MR HO WARD the Viouist.
Beautiful WAX FIGURES representing group Of Indians
OF the Crow Tribe the o. killing Santa Fee Trader
gsther with GEN ION THUMB. POLLY BODINE and
DANIEL l. AMBERr.
The Gypsy FAMILY, six in number recently from Ger.
many, faithful representatives of the people Of
Egypt, may be in their native costume
The GiPstY QUEEN the Fortune Teller may be private
ly consulted at all hours OF the day evening"
Performances evening at 7s O'Clock, and Wednesday
and saturday afternoons at o'clock.
Tickets Is centschldren under l2K Tween
tvve extra for private consultations with the tpse
Queen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-03

nG- RHEUMATISM.--How important TO those who
have rheumatism, govt contracted cords muscles, is
the Indian Vegetable Elixir and Linimen which has ne.
been known to fail, in single case, to those
complaints and to show the public that believe
say, the article is warranted in all cure If
you wish better proof than this you be referred
those who have used this remedy and cured and
call on them and learn from their mouths its effects
II has been used by hundreds and in failed
CURE. From 81 Courtlandt st. Warranted