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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-12
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CHATHAM THEATRE.-There is tide in the af-
fairs of men, which, taken at the flood, leads on to
fortune There is also tide in the affairs of theatres
and words verified by the continued success Of
the above named establishment. The last new drama
Marmaduke Wyvil has been successful the authors
best friends could have wished Somew hat OF sensation
created BY the debut Of the danseuse Mad1e.
Viola On Monday, Mrs. Mcclure will make her first up.
pearance which occasion, Mr. r. s. Conner if
cred, will appear.
AMERICAN MusEUM-Unparreele run at the
Museum The manager was obliged last evening TO give
third performance to meet the crowd who wait
ing He will give two splendid performances today one
At NJ on half past I, and third one il necessary
Go Children in the al ernoon need advise the old
they will go afternoon and evening both This is the
last week of the minstrels the Giants AMI Gypses be
seen at all hours.
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RALLY OF THE CLAY FORCES. Clay men are
going to rally their broken forces tomorrow night,
In order to what strength they can muster with
which to begin the contest for the Presidency. 1t
IS rather an interesting matter of speculation
whether they can collect sufficient force to take the
field yet. However, we shall see.
We understand that the famous Mr.. Bolts, who
made such dash for Immortality In the attempt to
head off Captain Tyler, is to make a speech on
this occasion, and as he has never been heard in
this quarter, vast crowd will go out of curiosity
to hear him. Bolts is smart fellow, full of Vir.
ginia fire, and will make capital speech, well
worth reporting. He will make some pungent and
happy hits, and we shall have reporters there to
give him at full length.
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tg}-ENCH ANTHEM rs TO KINDLE LOvE.-There
are many prodigious influences to excite love- but youth
and health the only genuine philters Or as Ovid
avs :,
"Woud'st thou be loved be amiable"
Yet hair on the upper lip Of youthful healthy and
'mabie woman is decidedly andote TO love. Lose
time therefore in getting bottle OF Gcurauds Poudre
Subtitle which will esctualy eradicate II without the
highest injury to the skin TO be had only at 81 Walker
street, first Store FROM Broadway.
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Superior Court.
Before Judge Jones.

April IL CasstHi vs. Ocean Insurance Co-An action
to the amount Of insurance quantity Of silks
and shop goods which had been shipped III this city fol-
Havanna This case adjourned over to this day.
Before Judge Oakley
Milford vs.. MHs-An action to recover $4,000. draft
for this amount drawn party named Storm, dated
at 60 days sight, and accepted Sth April 1874 The
defence that the bill was accepted accommoda
ton draft without funds, which known to tn Bank
Of Susquehannah Co., Pa. Verdict mon suit.
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MORE MILITARY MOVEMENTS. splendid well
drilled corpsthe Greys composed Of fine OF Dung
men can he found, under the command of Col Newell
A. Thompson have voted to visit the cities OF New York
and Philadelphia during the month eff July next The
citizens of those places will have fair opportunity of
witnessing perfect specimen Of citizen sodiery the
old Bay State can boast of--Boston Post .fprii 10.
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CHRIS LILLY, THE PUGnIsr.-We learn from
Westchester County that Chris Lilly appeared be-
fore Judge Ruggles and his Court at Bedford yes
terday and plead guilty to the killing of Mccoy in
milling match some time ago. He was sentenced
topay fine of $500! 1t is said that part of the
Court intended to inflict severe punishment on
Lilly, but Judge Ruggj es stated that the county
had incurred an enormous expense in these milling
match trials, and he was therefore in favor Of
making the parties pay portion of the expenses.
Hence the above sentence.
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EARLY STRAWBERRIES We received yesterday
from James WEIGH, gardiner, present Of fine "cherry
rpe Strawberries the growth ofthe present from
the garden of Andrew Robinson, Eeq in this town. We
have rarely ever seen finer speci Of this delicious
fruit, or of more ample size.-New Bedford Mercury.
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PENNINGTON CANAL OrEN.-The Eclipse, Capt,
Norton, arrived this morning, with wood, clocks,
and country produce, from Bristol Basin Captain
ports the Canal in good order far he came though
the water is at present let off from the lower level in
der TO repair OF the lock gates which will be done
morrow. We anticipate brisk trade the Canal the
ensuing season.-Netp Hapen Herald. .apriI 10.
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EDENroN FIsnERTEs.-The largest haul of fish
that has been made the seine fisheries Abemare
Sound since our last publication, that have heard OF,
is 2000 shad and 20 900 herring Sentinel April 6.
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CONVICTION FOR A STRIKE.-By reference to the
proceedings in the Court of General Sessions, it
will be seen that two journeymen weavers were
convicted yesterday for "strike and conspiracy
to obtain an advance of wages, by destroying the
property of employers.
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New YORK LEGrsLATURE.-In the Senate on
Tuesday the bill to dissolve the Pilots Charitable Society
in New York city, read twice and passed.
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SUIcIDE.-James Percy Brown, of Mississippi
formerly Representative in the Legislature of that
State for Bolivar county while in state of mental alien
aon Tuesday night last, put end to his existence
by firing the contents Of pistol through his head.
Louisville Dime, .4priI 8.
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WALLAcK's BENEF1r.-Mr Walack takes his
benefit at the Park tonight. He has been playing
in conjunction with the beautiful Mrs. Brougham
to excellent houses during the last fortnight, and
WILL doubtless have bumper tonight
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ITALIAN OpERA.-The last bulletin appears in
another column, and brings the gratifying intelli-
gence that the opera is in the most favorable condi-
ton, and gives promise of immediate recovery.
Read the bulletin.
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ing CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED-The
ronic Mixture prepared by the College of Medicine and
pharmacy Of the city Of New York, IS confidently
commended for all ofdeby produced by secret in
lugence of any kind II is inv aluable
y for impotence, steriliy barrenness uness depend
ing on malformaton)
Single bottles 81 each of half dozen So care
ully packed and sent to oil parts ofthe Union.
Office OF the College of Medicine and Pharmacy 90
Nassau street w. 4 RICHARDSON, Agent
N BA literal discount to country practitioners and
medicine vendors.
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New ORLEANS ELEcroN.--The democrats elect
ed their Mayor, Recorder, and "a majority in the
Municipality Council on the LIST inst.
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THE MISSES CUMMINGS CONCERT is given at Nib
los this evening. The programme is very rich,
and the fair vocalsts are able to give all they pro-
mise in the most satisfactory manner.
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City lntel1l9enee.

Coronsrs Omce-Thursday.- SUICIDE FROM MIAMI.
rsThe Coroner called yestetday to hold an inqus
the body Of Margaret Evans vile Of John Evans Of
Charles street. who found drowned in the cstern
tached the house of John Thomas asa West Sixteenth
street She retired to it'll her husband usual
the night VI the 18th Of March, and found missing
the morning. and heard from till discovered in the cis-
by Hannah Jones' She married on the 4th Of No
ysmber last and after her husband discovered that
shs was proper state Of mind She acquainted
with the family Of hr Thomas and entered the yard
through the gate leading the alley which is never
locked Verdict suicide by drowning during mental de-
rangement
DRowNEp.--Ths name Of the sailor drowned from the
ship Talbot from Canton Charles Treadweil aged Il
years, native Of Massachusetts.
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SICKNESS IN ALABAMA.-The interior of Alaba-
ma is represented to be very sckly Measles and the
scarlet fever the prevailing diseases. The former
preva ils at present in Mobile.
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MOVEMENT OF TRoors. We learn that orders
were received by Gen Brady TO move two companies o.
u infantry stationed at this post to La Pone. to th'
extreme end OF Lake Superior They to garrison
new post there to protect the miners We hear that
rany A. Capt Clary is one Of the companies selected
aud the other is to be Capt Smith, of Capt Merrs
pany.-Dttron .adpertser, .4prii .
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OF MARIA. MARIA, YOua DELICIOUS CHEEKS,
the rose and the lypshaw your cheeks are more dell.
s0u: NOR. pure white yet rosy ,ss .ncs wSs
countenancs yours how yellow your neck ana arms
how irecklsd your cheeks and your forehead
with blotches. How grateful must you feel TO Miss u
for sending you half cake Of Jones' Italian Chemical
sosp the other half Of which had given her beautiful
sign Of the American Eagle 50 Chatham street. or sas
broadway; mind ask for JONES' soap take no other get
street; in Philadelphia at Ledger Badings Mind be-
ware Of dangerous counterfeit
ny- AMERICANS, TRIUMPHANT FoREyER--Tn
ward at the last election, thirty nine district
had the to work the respect of all parties by i'm
three shilling bottle Of Coral Hair Restor alive
Thus you of them with bad red dry hair but
drua Any who like to apply this need not go bald
whiskerless positively forces the hair to growstops
keeps s soft and silky Sold only in this city at the sign
Of the American Eagle, 80 Chatham st. and 800 Broad
way 1879 Fulton street BROOKLYN State ST. Boston;
Ledger Buildings Philadelphia.
90 WHITE, RED OR GREY HAIR CHANGED to
dark brown permanent black by the Moorish Hair
Dye Sold for 60 cents 81 hottie at the sign Of the
American Eagle, 81 Chatham street, or sas Broadway
New York, and 1870 Fulton st., Brooklyn.
FROM HAYTI-Accounts from ST. Domingo TO
the ult represent the insurgents had force Of
5000 within the city, and about 600 the lines.
The Governor chosen by the Spanish population had
just arrived from Curacao and was acting Generassi
Of all the forces There had been skirmishing
on the lines between the belligerens, and number kill
ed the particulars of which had not TRANSFERRED II
thought the place would be able to hold out for
time many persons in favor of the rebellion
| ing in from the country.
no DIR. GOURAUD's ITALIAN INDICATED
SOAP is positive and failing for freckled,
pimplcd bloched rough chopped dark, diseased erup
tive skin Day after day receiving testimonials OF
the wonderful Of skin diseases performed by the ts
ian Medcated Soap Be get the genuine or you
will he cheated it'll a worthless counterfeit; at 81 Walker
first store FROM Broadway where you get the
genuine, no where else; be Oh your guard
N7-CHTNESE HAIR ERADlCATOR from 81 Court
landt street. warranted to the hair from the face
neck arms and will not injure the skin.
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90 1T IS USELESS TO TALK TO DULL OR
stupid person such person would rather suffer than
believe in any Of the inventions improvements Of the
age. Such person would rather be blind and feel his
way through life than believe that the Ro-
Eye Basam just touched upon his eyes, would let
the light of day shine on his To such persons
have nothing to saybut to reasonable thinking persons
who believe the power Of certain remedies say
the Roman Eye Baism is the most efectual, safe and
certain cure for week eyes, inflammation of
sickness old age exposure to cold and in the indsnct-
Of sight caused by too close application to minute
objects Indeed 1t is excellent application to any dis
of the eye not requiring surgical operation In
small jars with full directions, price 25 cents.
Sold wholesale and retail, by A b Sands & Co No 273
Broadway Of Chambers street, Granite Buding
70 Fulton street, and II East Broadway, New York.
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CO PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.-The members Of
the New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy, in
returning the public thanks for the liberal support they
have received in their efforts to suppress quackeryn
beg leave that their particular attention continues
be directed to all diseases Of private nature from
the great improvements lately made in the principal hos
pitfalls Of Europe in the treatment of those diseases they
confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid al
vantagcs not to be met with in any institution IN us
country either public private. The treatment of the
College such to insure every case ana Is
totally different from that practice Of running
the constitution with mercury AMI in leaving
dissase much than the original One of the mem
bers of the College for many years connected with the
principal hospitals olFurcpe attends daily for consulta
ton from 3 AM. to PM.
Terms Advice and medicine IS A cure guaranteed
INFORMANT TO COUNTRY INvALips.-Persons living in
he country and not finding it convenient attend per
onally, have forwarded to them chest Containing
Ill medicines requisite to perform perfect by STATING
heir case explicitly, together with all symptoms time Of
contraction and treatment received elsewhere if anv
and enclosing So, post paid, addressed to
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
Office and Consulting roomso OF the College, 90 Nassau
rect
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To city Om.e Seekers.

Observation-Disclosures de Conf and Mr. Knoop
we're in New Orleans on the I'd inst
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WELLAND CANAL RIoT.--The Welland Canal
went into operation the I'd instant. Two police
officers viz George Stoker and Mr. Mccullough, wcre
attacked Dunnville on the Canal the night OF
March 30th by party Of Irish aborers and dangerously
wounded with shovels and pickaxes and eN for dead :
The recovery of Mr. Soker considered very doubt
full One of the rioters arrescd-he others escaped
TO the United States
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90 THE GREAT SALE OF REAL ESTATE, be-
longing to the Corporation takes place this day. at u
O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange. The Committee
have passed two very wise first and most
important is they have appointed old friend and de-
mocratc fellow citizen. James NJ Miller, suctioneer -
rhe second is they have unanimously resolved that
y lot offered shall be sold without to the highest
bidder The proceeds to be applied to the payment of
tn city debt, and will lessen very considerably the
amount OF to be paid by citizens next year.
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fIy- THE CASE OF MRS. YOUNG, RESIDING
at Orient L. l., is worthy OF ceshe had been subject
to attacks of headache and could not find
any thing that would relieve her. and obliged to take
her bed She heard Of Dr. Shermans Camphor Lozen.
ges and during of her attacks used few. which
eved her in fifteen minutes This in January last
she has suffered with it since, and feels confident that
they always sufficient to relieve her during her most
severe attacks DR. Shermans Warehouse is LOG Nassau
st. Agents 227 Hudson, corner Spring lSS B0wery
II East Broadway l39 Fulton street Brooklyn Led
ger Buildings, Philadelphia and State street. Boston.
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o. PROFESSOR vELPEAU'S CELEBRATED
FILLS for the radical of Gonorrhna Gleet and all
mocopurulent discharges from the urehra. These pills
guaranteed to effect permanent in all diseases
Of the urehra, in shorter time than any other remedy
reath, disagreeng with the stomach or confinement
rom business. Price 81 per box. Office Of the College
OF Pharmacy and Medicine, 95 Nassau street.
w. s RICHARDSON Agent.
MIA liberal discount to country practitioners and
medicine yendera
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90 TO IMPROVE THE COMPLEXION AND
soften and beauify the skin the Blanc de Perc French
preparation, OF most delicate and natural white is the
only composition proper to be applied to delicate skim
cate article OF French Rough that mparts beautiful life
Ike blush the complexion without injury to the most
ofvcry delicious perfumes and Fancy soaps For sale
wholesale and retail by A. d SANDS & Co., wholesale
and retail druggists and chemists, 273 Broadway corner
Chambers street, Granite Bulding)
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CIVILIZATION OF TIE AGE.-We understand that
grand milling match,'' made up for one or 1000
dollars side, by professors of the pugstic art in
this city, is to take place somewhere near Montreal
one Of these days. The recent indictments, Trial,
and convictions of the brutal prize fighters in this
State, has driven them from this neighborhood-
and as the practice is somewhat congenial with
John Bulls tastes and habits, they go out of the
State Of New York to the State of Canada. 1t is
said that $4,000 in bets depend on this fight. We
trust that if these fellows 60 to Canada the autho-
rites of Montreal will be good enough to keep
them here
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STRANGE DISAppEARANCE.-The following curl
Gus story was related to use yesterday: A schoen-
lately left the port OF Sisal bound for New Orleans,
with cargo Of somewhere about So 900 in value,
posed Of bales of deer seins hats cigars tobacco and other
exportabe commodities peculiar to that region in the bay
Of Campeachy. She had besides on freight the sum Of
the greater part Of the cargo The schooner having
got up tar the English turn, she then dropped
Choir to await the turn of the tide whilst the passengers
steamer and came up to the city Before they left the
sell they paid the Captain the price of their passage S25
each the latter telling them he should beat up and pro-
baby the next day they would meet again Strange to
say however, nothing has been Of Schooner
Captain the passengers the owners of the cargo after
waiting five days told gave information to the
authorities at the Custom Houses and armed Cutter has
been down to the Gulf to endeavor ascertain what
has become of her 1t is supposed that the master
getting rid Of his passengers and finding the coast clear
has again put to with the view OF approprang both
the vessel and her valuable contensNew Orleans Rep
.apTi2
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90 RECORDS PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIX.
fUkh-For the permanent of primary secondary
syphilis and all affections produced by improper
o. mercury. This powerful Alternative should be used by
al persons suspectng venereal faint In their system
rom former disease. II is warranted to remove all mpu
rites from the blood Sold in single bottles 81 each IL
of hall Dozen S. carefully packed and sent to al
parts of the Union Office Of the College Of Medcin
aud Pharmacy, 95 Nassau street.
w. s. RICHARDSON Agent
BA liberal discount to country practitioners an,
medicine vendors.
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MANUFACTURERS AT THE SOUTH. IA correspondent
of the Charleston Courier in speaking of the Cot
Factories in that State gives the following particulars
OF one Of them-the Saluda The factory il beautifully
situated the Saludd river three miles rem Columbia
and worthy oil avisit if only to admire its romantic
scenery The main building is heavy one of beautiful
granite four and half stories high 200 feet long and 80
feet wide There 600 spndes and 30 looms in action,
and 10 hands mostly negroes, are here constantly at
work The fabrics cotton baggng, osnaburgs, and
several kinds OF shifting, and large quantities of yarn
10 not know the amount manufactured but with the
aordnay facilities and advantages Of location tina profits
ought to he very considerable. The immense water
power here afforded, with such extensive country to
supply the upper districts of South Carolina and the
grain growing counties OF our Deghbor tie North State
proximity to the capital Of the Stae-a railroad with
in so short adistance communicating with Charleston
prov sion plantations all around-and the raw material
the spot all these ad vantages desirable
that the stockholders have here most valuable invest
ment. learn that they doing good business With
regard to the other factories know nothing but have no
doubt they are all doing well
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N5-CHTNESE HAIR ERADlCATOR. from 81 Court
land street. warranted to the hair from the face
neck or arms, and will not inure the skin.
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{G5- LITERARY NOTICE The Yankee, published
Boston, to crowd itself into every nook and
reading room. We presume its unparalleled is
owing in great measure, to the original and we be-
ieve sole contributions Of Professor ngfaham who has
immoalised bay and harbors by his water Witch
tales Every number contains pretty story from his
prolific pen while the editor seems to search heaven and
would begrudge four dirty red cents for copy of the
handsome faced Yankee that presents his clean face with
his weekly budget of mrth inspiring jokes tales and
poetry We in last week in stating the price
be three cents 1t is three dollars per hundred copies
four cents single number It cheap at sxpence but
the publisher says the immense circulation the
low price. J. A. FUTILE,
G Ann street, Agent,