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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-17

INTERCOURSE WITH BOsroN.-It Is stated on au-
thorty that on Monday next daily daylight line
is to be established between this city and Boston
The splendid steamer Rhode Island, Captain
Thayer, of the Stonington Line, and the fine
steamer Cleopatra, Captain Dusan. of the Norwich
Line, will leave here on alternate mornings, at
o'clock, and their passengers will arrive in Boston
at O'Clock in the evening, or Whereabouts. The
cars will leave Boston at 6 o'clock in the morn 6
and arrive here at Z in the evening The after
noon line is to run as at present
On the LIST of May there will be two daily lines
of boats from New Haven to New York, one leav
ing in the middle Of the day, and the other in the
evening. The morning boats from this city will
leave at o'clock There will also be an afternoon
boat on Tuesdays, Thursdays. and Saturdays.
These arrangements are excellent, and will keeT
up constant end frequent intercourse with our
al,eble little neighbors at the East.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-17

f'r the murder OF Phoebe Cheddck is again on
trial in Newark.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-17

NrBr.o's. Olympic company go to Niblos
this season, which will be one of the most bril-
liant description. A paragraph in yesterdays pa
per stated that Mitchell had taken Niblo's theatre,
but the fact simply is that Niblo has taken Mitch
ell, and that they of the greatest little men
in this hemisphere
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-17

o. THE DANDY LEG'D CORBLER OF MOTT
stree. you've the old reader haven't you how
reformed in body he is yet what noble upper part he
has that is what healthy coed fine face and head-what
clear unhlemished cheeks, what fine chestnut hairs why
although ~ years Old he looks less than So he has had
the sense to perceive that when hair article is sold at
shillings instead OF 81 il cannot he humbug
He used bottle of Joness Coral Hair Restorative and
that has turned his gray hair dark chestnut color and
made it soft dark silky and beautiful and made grow
%. This article forces the hair grow, stops falling of
sc and permanently destroys all scurf and dandru then
his wrinkled yellow skin-he used cake OF Joness
Italian Chemical Soap that dspslled all eruptions made
his skin white and clear and almost rendered his wrnkled
lace healthy and youthful Both these sold cheap AZ
the sign Of the American Eagle 81 Chatham street. and
,23 Broadway 1879 Fult street. Brooklyn; State
street, Boston: Ledger Buildings, Philad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-17

o. DOES YOUR HAIR FALL OFF ?-Use The
genuine Balm of Columbia from 81 Courtlandt street and
it will stop it Immediately. Also East Indian Hair Dive
warranted to color the hair, but not the skin. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-17

GREAT REVIVAL OF BUsINEss.-We understand,
on pretty good authority, that the famous hair
dresser, Jem Grant, of Ann street, has secured the
$4,000 flowers of the beautiful Magnolia in Brook
Ign, wherewitn he intends to manufacture 1000
bottles of the wonderful Magnolia wash. Land no
we ought to say, as David Hale says.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-17

0D- BALM OF COLUMBIA is THE ONLY ARTI
Gle that will promote the growth of the Hair If Won nro
cure the genuine article at 81 Courtandt Street II will
give the hair satin gloss and to curl beauilv
your hair is falling of, procure bottle OF this Balm
which will prevent il at once keeps the hair free from
dandr or scur This article far better than any OIL
as 1t does not leave the hair dry and by its the hair
can he kept perfectly moist and luxuriant ~ -N-N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-17

THANKS FROM FRANcE.-The fine packet ship
Louis Philippe, Captain Rich, arrived yesterday
morning from Havre. She brought over valu-
able cargo of nearly two hundred happy steerage
passengers-happy to step on a bit of free land,
and breathe little free republican air.
We have received from her cabin passengers the
following letter, which publish with pleasure -
PACKET Sur LOUIS PHILIPPE,
April l6, 1874
Sir =
We. the cabin passengers Of the packet ship Louis
Philippe take great pleasure In rendering our thanks
for your kind and polite attention to during late
voyage from Havre, France, to the city of New York
Nor can we forbear expressing our admiration OF your
skill and coolness sailor, particularly mani
tested during the gale with which visited
on the 81, Sd and 4th insants.
Your first mate, too. Mr. Long, is certainly accom-
plished seaman and such commands our highest
spect
Wishing you long, useful and prosperous life, we ar,
very respectfully
Your obedient servants
JOHN BOWS, JOHN BLUIxR, MADAM BLUIrR, II. M
TALBOT.
To Captain SAMUEL RrcH Packet Ship Louis Philippe
New York.
These gifts, sometimes in sincere thanks in words,
and sometimes in silver plate, our experienced and
gentlemanly packet captains are const nty receiv-
inn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-17

GREEN HOUSE, PLANTS Russell, the proprietor
OF Russells Garden and Conservatory, Brooklyn,
has splendid collection of green house plants
his geranlums. dahIias and roses are particularly
choice and healthy His establishment is very
well worth a visit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-17

MusIcAr &c.-Henry Russell was in Louisville
on the 10th inst His first concert was to take place
on the'next night
Vieux-Temps was in Natchez on the Sd inst. He
was drawing large and fashionable audiences In
New Orleans gold medal was given to him by the
amateurs OF that city. He was to go next to Vicks-
burg.
Max Bohrer was in the city of Mexico on the
2lst OF March. He was giving concerts with DON
m Francisco Ardos, young Mexican songstress
of much sweetness and nairde"
Sisnera Borghese gave concert in Philadelphia
on last evening.
Macready was playing in ST. LOUIS on the sth
instant
Little Signor BlItz was in Nashville on the 9Th
but the law of that city would not let bimperform
Wech and his circus were at Rio Janeiro at tn,
last accounts. Mons. Paul was there also, an,
very sick
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-17

PHILADELPHIA, April 8, ls44
o. BRANDRETHs PILLs-.qcrimonious H,naors the
Cause and only Cause Of all Pain aud Distress the Body
Pain the warning given by the that there
acrimonious humors in the body. No ever had
affection Of the lungs put it from acrimonious
Humors having settled there No had pain the
head or affection OF the heart but produced by the
presence upon those parts of harmonious Humors So
with Rheumatism-it is the Acrimonious Humors which
have settled upon the membrane of the muscles So with
dysentery-the Acrimonious Humors have settled upon
the membrane Of the bowels aggravated in
the retention Of Hard Focal matters in those mpor
tan organs There apan distress in any part
Of the body (unless it produced by Academy that
not occasione by the presence Of Acrid Humors II
these humors which have to he expelled and by do
ing the pain distress is to be removed To do this
with certainty the BRANDRETn PILLS must be used They
as innocent as breadye all powerful Of
the cause Of sickness may be taken at any time of the
day night without alteration in let fear Of cold.
Sold ut 25 cents per box, at Dr. Brandreths Office 24l
Broadway also at 274 Bowery, 1891 Hudson ST., New
York; L. H. Trip l67 Division st.. Howe, corner Riv
ngton and Ludlow sts. N. Y. Mrs Booth, 8 Mark ct
st., Brooklyn, w. Parker. Newark.
a3-sPRING MEDICINE FOR THE BLOOD-Com
stocks Extract of Sarsapara from 81 Courtland street
for the removal and permanent of all diseases arising
tons, etter. scad head, rheumatism pimples ulcers
kings evil chronic disorders scroula bies and all dis
arising from an injudicous of mercury will be
speedily removal by this preparation Price 90 cents per
bottle, or 81 per dozen.
NO. MARIA, MARIA, YOUR DELICIOUS Cheeks.
the and the lily. oh pshaw yonr cheeks
delicious pure white yet rosy red than lover
was yourshow yellow your neck and arms
reckled your cheeks and your forehead garnished
with bloche How grateful must you feel to Miss B. C.
for sending you half cake of jones' Italian Chemical
Soap the other half Of which had given her beautiful
clear complexion. Advise every get cake at the
sign OF the American Eagle, 81 Chatham street, 1913
Broadway Mind ask for Jones' Soap take no ether
get in Brooklyn at 1870 Fulton street. State street
Boston Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia
NO STRANGERS LOOK OUT, OR YOU WILL BE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-17

ng-THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sAR
SAPARlLLA, Cientan and Sasafras prepared NV N Nh
York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established for
ne suppression Of quackery. This powerful extract
nley superior to the mixture sold by druggists as sarsa
naria who are totally ignorant of the medicine
seases arising from impure state Of the blood sucb ~
'oina, salt rheum ulcers. chronic rheumatism, pmpes
ns and all complaints arising from an mnroUar OF
Of mercury this extract will be highly beneficial Sold in
single bottles at 10 cents eacn hall Dozen So
"e Union Office OF the college, 95 Nassau st.
w. RICHARDSON Agent
N B. liberal discount to country practit;on.Ss ard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-17

90 PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.--The members OF
he New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, in
returning the public thanks for the liberal support they
rave received in their efforts to suppress quackery'
beg leave to state that their particular attention continues
be directed to all diseases Of private nature and from
he great improvements lately made in the principal hos
als of Europe in the treatment Of those diseases they
yantages not to be met with in any institution in thn
ounry, either public private The treatment OF the
ollege is such to insure in every case and is
otay different from that ncrn practice of running
he constitution with mercury, AMI in most leaving
disease much worse than the original One of the
of the College for many years connected with the
principal hospitals Of Europe attends daily for consuta
ion from AM to s PM.
Terms-Advice and medicine, $S cure guaranteed
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. living IL
he country and not finding convenient to attend per
,onaly, can have forwarded them chest containing
al medicines requisite perform perfect cure by stating
heir explicitly together with all symptoms time o.
contraction and treatment received elsewhere if any
nd enclosing 49, post paid addressed to
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
Office and Consulting rooms If the College, 95 Nassau
rect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-17
Thar Ior.sAL or FAnrY E1sstxs, WRITTEN BY

That JOURNAL or FANNY cLsSbhh, WRITTEN ID
CHrvAIrEK WIKoFF. We are again compelled TO
delay the fresh extracts from this interesting jour
nal already in type, which is occasioned by the
pressure of the news Tomorrow al tarthest, we
think, we shall give them to our readers.
We are also preparing full and conclusive refu-
tation of the attack made upon our honor, purity,
and integrity Of motives, as an editor and a man,
in the whole of our conduct towards Fanny Elssler
during her brilliant career in this country. We
will show on the most unqueslionable evidence,
,Aat the recent gross attack, signed Henry Wikof,
and published In the New York papers tissue of
ialsehoods from beginning to end. We will show
this on the evidence of numerous letters written by
himself and also by several letters in French, writ
ten by Fanny Elssler, all the originals being now
In our possession. We will show by his own con-
fession, that Wikof did quarrel with Fanny Els
sler-on their return to Europe, alleging that she
wanted to "marry hm"-bu that he would, but
wanted his freedom. We will show that he wrote
letter TO US, dated in London, attacking her, and
on finding that we suppressed it, he afterwards
thanked US for doing so, and confessed his folly In
maxine the attempt-bo,h of which letters are
now In our possession, in his own handwriting -
We will show that We never extorted money or any
thing else from Fanny Essler, but that all that We
did for her in our journal (and certainly did
much) were prompted by the kindest and mos
generous motives-admiration towards great az
tse-and this shall prove also by the letters of
Wikoff and Fanny Essler herself.
| All these facts and truths we will show by the
evidence of that silly man, Wikof himself, who
is used "forlorn hope'--as the managers
last kick"-by the New York press, to accuse our
honor and integrty-and also by the evidence OF
Fanny Essler herself-evidence contained in the
pages OF these twenty original letters of the very
parties-letters which we have very fortunately
discovered during the last few days among our old
papers.
We shall, therefore, be ready in few days to
give full and interesting expose or journal Of the
career of Fanny Elssler in the United States and
Europe-also full and graphic view of the roman
tic, the philosophical and platonic connection be-
tween her and Wikof-also beautiful descrip-
ton of their ove-quarrel and final separaton-in
all Of which the gentleness, tact and good feelings
of Fanny Essler will be strongly contrasted with
the silly and ridiculous, though harmless conduct of
Chevaer Wikof. This memoir will embrace
nearly twenty original letters, two-thirds of them
by Wickoh, written in his best and most endearing
style-and will be illustrated with maps, plans and
engravings, ready to set the world in big, broad
ha ha! 1t will be the most rare and therichest jour
nal OF Fanny Essler that ever yet was published.
Don't be too impatient-it will be ready in few
days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-17

0g- STRANGERS LOOK OUT, OR YOU WILL BE
cheated with dangerous counterfeit of Gouraud's Italian
Medicated Soap SO famous for curing pmpes, freckles
botches all dark diseased dscolored SKINS and rem
derng them decaely white and Of silky soness Buy
nowhere else but at 81 Walker ST. LIST Store FROM
Broadway. SO cents a cake, warranted to cure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-17

This shows increase Of the public debt of 1851 779
unless the actual receipts exceed the amount estimated
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09
SECOND BOARD
Public Stock Exchange, Feb. s.

The second annual statement of the General Mu-
tual Insurance Company shows the following results The
whole amount of premiums for the year end Nth January
1911; 1872 555 of which was received as premiums on
marine including landed risks connected with portion there
Of 5 Of inland and navigation risks
The of earned premiums during the year were,
risks $3.50 500 81 inland transportation and naviga
67 fire Sl3 37 8lota $3.50 06 70. Deducting
return premiums, S26 322 2S, leaves S25i, ,38i5l
The losses during the Sli2826 5 expenses
Sls 632 81; balance of interest So 59 l2-Si63G!3 H.
Net profits 8!2 s95OS IS; 1919 S 253 46-toal S6a3S o.
The assets Of the Company on 9th jan 1884, cash
pump and S2,53i %; due for psmi
1851 92toal S30l 2 2and there has been invested
the above period in United States per stock S o6O
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

Here We have beautiful song from he toSeng ssn: mu
e Moore ribbed as we learn By The New Minor otastwe
rom foreign periodical
IoSe years have passed, old friend, since we
First met in LIES young day;
And friends long loved by thee and me,
Since then have dropped away;
But enough remains 10 cheer us on,
And.sweeten, when thus we re met,
The glass we fill TO the many gone,
And the few who re left US yet
Our locks, old friend, now thinly grow
And some hang white and chill; snow
While some, like how'rs mid autumn snow
Retain Youths color still.
And so, in our hearts, though one by one
Youths sunny hopes have set,
Thank heaven not all their light Is gone,
We We some to cheer us yet.
Then here s TO thee, old friend, and long
May thou and thus meet,
To brighten still with wine and song
This short life ere it fleet.
hnd still as death comes stealing on
Let s never, old friend, forget
Ey'n while we sigh DER blessings goner
How many are left US yet
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

sTa FARM FOR SALE.-Tweve hundred and
acres Of most excellent land is offered for sale by
the subscriber This land is Known the Ashland
farm and situated IN hs town OF Lyme Jefferson Connty
ed the residue very heavily tfhsted The land of great
Of wealthy and populous Counties OF the State
The farm buildings are numerous commodious
and the location OF the property such
vantageous investment o! capital tor individual As
sociaton disposed TO enter extensively the farming b
siuess + or further particulars inquire of
JOS. a. PHILLIPS, Mile Bay, Jefferson Co. n. Y.
Refers Marsh * Willis, lOl Pear.st New-York City.
September l9, l9&3 s2l 2tawtf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
1sieSsNa HARNDEN IL CO


ssaaG5ss saG s9nse msas s'sh a,s ysSaa ia5
and
the principal European ports, to Albany Troy, saratoga
AsIR sSs SFSs N2% syi2fssf otGHsSs
TsdG Cy sny spd ssnak Gy oh De-
toy Chicago and Gsena. Illinois; Michigan City Indiana.
From Cleveland to Portsmouth, and all intermediate ports
IN Canada West to kingston CobYrg Fort Hope Toronto
sFs dGnsGn pi,,fi places, to Buns
ton. Vt, ST. Johns, Montreal, and QUEBEC Lower CAnada
Louisville and ali rorts on the Ohio Rve to st. Lous No.
via Baltimore by Cumberland Railroad, Wheeling and
To po'ssyilIe. Mspeh Chunk and Easton, Pa. To Bng
ois keS%?nS Va c.
M Places lac and from the ports Boston and New
Their arrangements general and extensive and designed
protect the travelling public from fraud imposition and error
nno case Will higher prices be CHARGED for passengers
the Of the respective by the pope
We that all passengers who contrac, with us shall
ms 9p0 spd an we have p Hpsnd
hiESE
ports in Ear0p. GSI and
with to our Agents TO give every possible
no pains orexpenss promoting their comfort convenience
PARTiES OF PLEASURE AND INVALIDS
to Saratoga Springs Sharon Springs Avon Springs or Ma
cara Falls will have al their command experienced and gen.
tiemani Agents. Wlhout any additional Charge and al
saving Of expense.
BUSINESS MEN
will find their operations facilitated by this important
rangement.
IMMIGRANTS.
We trust shall be the means of saving vast Of
money this class of Travellers and determined TO send
them their destination better safer and much cheaper than
has been the heretofore for Of this
similar Wehays in employ Agents who speak the
deren. languages, and who will give this much wronged
class Of all the advice. information and
| protection In their power
Persons sending for their friends to the Old Country will
find much their advantage call upon our Agents
REMlTTANCES.
For the accommodation OF Iersons wishing 70 send money
to their friends in the Old Country HARNDEN Co wi
Drafts of England Ireland or Scotland nav.
able az sight for OF Ell t2 $780, or any amount
| 10 suit the purchaser
OFFICES
! Boston O:hce No 100 Sta,estreet
Providence Union Buildings.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

EOR COUGHS, AND COLDS, CoNSUMP-
Z TlONS and all diseases and affections of the !anss,
chest, and throat-The ,VEGETABLE FEtMoNARY
and sale of from 10000 bottles year. become Stand
ard Family Medicine throughout New Eng and 1t IS used
by great number of Physicaas in their regular practice
convenient incidence Another that it has justly acqund
high eputaIion and far he can learn, hag dsa
IT," None genuine unless signed Sampson Reed, Wm
Jon'n Cutler, both. For sale by A. Z D. Sands Dng
ests 70 Fulton street 273 Broadway II East Broadway Al
So sold by Druggists and Apohecarss generally 10 Nss
yort Price 80 cents. ll3
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

- CHURCH BELLS AND TOW,
q sCL0CKs.-The subscriber who was aS.iNSe Sc lad
- Diploma at the New.York State Fais q !.g ,g
ssS1o and 1913 for the best toned Church Bell siaYs
also silver Medal for the best Bel and Diploma io
October last, prepared at his Foundry 10 faiss fais
Bells OF fiom 20 10 l9oO9 lbs made Of the best "a n
improved cast Yokes with mo vabr arms The lress
ing demand for his Belts is the bsr evidence that car
adas and almost all tn. stes and about 500 have been M Is
nshed TO dessnt places in the STATE of New York from a
mens Copper and BTass Casting, &e; Sc; ,,n,vp1Y.
9lSG ANDREW MESELhA'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

T OZENGE FOR COLD IN THE uP,n
AZ Always safe and sfsctua, II Instantly rsI;..U " -
bilty Of brehnS through the poltri!s and The SsM he
remedy fox Bronchitis and chroae hosrseneS ~ app'o
by J. l. CODDlNGTOS, Druggists, 29T EnSAAc AAc ~!
10 Astor House; JAS S Aspnwa s. William ;se
Deores.. y GTesnwlch ST; Jas 1araut 2ss e.
and J Maxim 5l Broadway. Prica 25 cents SoI
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

GHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of writ of
~ Fier Facas to directed and delivered, will expose
for sale the vesbne 9T the City Hall, on SATURDAY
All the right title and interest of ISAII ROGERS which
he had the god day Of April 1913, time afterwards
In whose hands the may be- Of the fol-
lowing described property wit; an that certain lot Of land
situate wing and being the late Ninth Fifteenth Ward
Of the CITY of New York, the nohastery side OF Thr
teen-seet between the Fifth and Sixth Avenues being the
sonteastey moety of certain lot Of land known and dis
tngnshed map No2 ola piece Of land situated Green
wich, the Ninth Ward Of the City Of New York showing
division of the between the heirs OF John Rogers de-
ceased made by Daniel Even and Thomas K Ludam City
Surveyor dated May 1884, on file in the Office of the Regis
hundred and two O2 said moty Of said 10, being bounded
southwestey in front By Thirteenhstreet noreastey in
the rear By lot number hundred and twenty-five said
map southsastey b. lot number hundred and
said map and nohwestery by the aiming moety of said
rear l2 feet inches and in depth each side inches
the eleventh day Of January in the year of our Lord eighteen
hundred and orty-four. WILLIAM JONES. Sheriff
HENRY &. ScoTT, Deputy Sheriff. j2 law6w
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

NOTICE.
Oar outdoor Agents, who will be e, the landing OF
the different Steamboats, Railroad Cars and Steamships are
10 be and known BY their badge upon hats
ana their orderly and qaet behavior Passengers by leaving
Agents. " M -
IHAkNDEN co. will bring parties OF Immigrants or
other House. " w. y A'
The attention of Societies Associations and CT Landed
fropnetos Is respectfully solicited this advertisement
-oSS SaMu - HARNDE.N s. co.
NEW ORLEANS PACKAGE EXPRESS
having had their arrangements in successful operation iov
sla months are nreaed TO receive and forward tfwesk
Packages for New Orleans by the route IN the
uuessdented s For further Information please apply
the Office, No. I Wall ST. ~
B. Packages for all the intermediate cities VIII De de-
lvered in much less time than by other lne d5tf
NICHOLAS CARROLL, Agent and Attorney,
1V in connection with his Associates Washington for
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

EseA SMALL. FARM FOR SALE-Situated
Ssa the public road about yards from the Turnpike
read 70 Finishing miles from Wiillamsbursh sefry,
and miles from the village Of Newton, containing twelve
OF land which lies high and calculated for early yese
tables, Sc Price, S2U0 II has very handsome bnildns
Stages the -four times day to aud from
premises, one mile from the Nasreth Hotel, or
sln1 M ROBERT WERRER az RrnaINHar.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

A TO LET AT TWILLlAMSBUkCfH, tive new
story and attic Houses peasanty situated on South
- Third between Third and Fourth about equal dis
bssep the Grand and Peck Slip Ferries finished
lars court yards &C., calculated for genteel families Pos.
be had mmediatsy Also House now geeiag &
lots Of ground viii be finished by st March; Enquire Of F.
r. IuQueer O5 Pearl street, r. y or at klgour& lilpeys
be had ia22 I'm