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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-07
ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENT

I ONDON-ST kATHARlNE'S HOTEL opposite the
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him whea steward Of de British Gusen ~ dI4r
FIRST PREMIUM DAGUERREUTYPES.
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Tss having is patent. ihs e.sla.y:
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UNITED STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY.
I75 BRO.aDW.aY, UP STAIRS
I'd @ F;sE 9; # ; .ss "a :ss1:
" d.iinsstiou s.nnot ssd Portrait.
those chang By the sS mos.
The A~<rcaa IO.tita at it, late exhibition. awarded Mr.
White the f.t premium toy the be-! pagusrveyre kenes:
II sfe ~
New York for the lmcoed German Gamer
and al no other establishment in the City or State can they be
NIB Imported German Cameras; also French and Areri
S 81 the Ma. wh p on Iais e,
sale at the very lowest prices. f2t 3m"m
GOLD LEAF REMOVAL
m.sa sy n D 6 5 Sss se5
moved his Cold No. e' 81 Fi TE.SbE STREET
old friends viii follow se.. qasltx lent It. GOLD Fol-
mlaw.-c Practical Gold Feaur. No o. heade street
ENGLISH BONNETS, MILLINERY, &c.
.p..Ga ..SN sa SO
H.o an e Of tuscan: Rib.
Mners and OTHERS respectful y invited call ard
examine The above The anguish Hat, the cleat bet
! tai. at % MAIDEN Lane aud ~ John street
N. B-Tee Basement Of Maiden Lane ls-p'..e sion
given immediately m3 lms,c
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
u. William and John to No 60 John street offer for sale
liberal Wholesale and retail the following eles,
srn Ss Zsohyf wo:.;ed-she most eomple,. assortment. in
Canvas for Embrodsry Of cotton silk and wor.s-d in all
Berlin Eabsoidey Patsmof the choicest snd
c.piion; Embrodsres finished and commenced velvet
T.se Hair Dsss.. of gold silver and sils and tips.ed
Bracslets COMBS HAIR Pins and large variety OF other
Pure Ornamenu1seel gilt and silver Beads Bues Purse
E s1 saa e.asd :R ~. ana su :Y.9 Embroidery
Also FrnRes, Gmps and Cord ard imported and OF
their manaa :ture Of gold silver. sk &c all color,
~ Branch Store at 80 Broad formerly AZ Broadway
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EOk SALE 5000 dolls worth Of China Glass and Earth
enware tom The shelves and Lackages atthe stores No
o sth Avenue AID No. f2a sh Av-aua AID stress
cheap cash Couny and groc m aud retailers
Will DO well TO c ana save per slso cutlery HALVES
aud forks. pen knives TX knivs tbs and teaspoons as
cheaper house in the ct To let The upper part Of
the lth house sd and 9Th Avenps cheap To
Enqui of THOMAS NcSORLEY
f25 lmsm No. ITO 9h Avenue corner 10th sueet.
CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS
THE subscribers would inform merchants visiting city,
who wish their goods manutaeturd that they
prepared uAcure every description Clcthng From
their being accustomed manufacture for the Southern and
Wtrn markets for the s't twelve years feel eensdsnt
stock short notice and with entire satisfaction.
MANN X McKlMM, Is Cainins street.
70 Kuckerboeker Stages pass close to the store
IN
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EDWARD LIPPOLD,
NO. l04 WILLLaN STREET, NEAR JOHN,

(Uf oTAlhS,J
HEPhYk y lie sTss and HG' 70, .a
TAPESTRY Il If is = Ba aSs "a ss:sy x
ting -' -
CH,NNvE WO 9sTED-A style. vaicss qualities.
;-AN'Ass-h Blk. Cotton. Linen. Of ali widths md
LMBRoIDERy PArTERNs-otan males and uumbs,,.
10 enr sew aeslEns and the nehest selection Ebroidai
eoWmssGso T SSS nn,sssd IN great varsity
rOhSE Iwlsrs-f~neh, Engl,sh and Be'lia shadsA anA
GHENiLLE1For Embroidery and CheulIe Cords
ELOSS SiLkS-Er.neh and German
PURSE ORNAMENTS-Gold Siv.r ard as.el R~a>.
Steel Gold and Silver BrKis. Cords, Baids and Thread
FRINGES AND GIMPEOf ali siyIes and color. Il.
ported from the best Europsan and
coR4s. tx SIS LIS o. Sill. wsn,sd and Cotton; La.
Tas,ss. ferfora'ed Paper. &c. &C. Is imsss
RE YOUR BOOKS. PAPERs AND EYiDENCE1
"A OF DEBT SECURED AGAINST FIRE fEEvsy
prudent his goods from fire. asd who deay
his booEy nd valuable pepe All bushes. should give
this rant subject due reflection and inform evs
wha s the best against fire and burlss and
f shed las universally ackr ewledged thst the Sslsnsn-
tie best then decide whether will purchase OF tks
no pays the pstenee for the right TO funlsh the pebie
9TH warranted genuinr and has never betsy.d s
confidence Of those who have trusted their property 10 'r see
Keeping Of thoss who initiate he real sric
violation Of the psten law, for which suit trs new
can only be had Iron Safe Warehouse snd E,ctsry
sILAS c. HERklNts. l3s Wafer strssf.
B;-seyerh good second hand double safes made by C.
taylor for sale less than half o. first cost having
eeen scelvsi in part payment for the real Salamanca
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BrEGLER Conference.-The trial Of Augustus p
Begler which has been going at Batavia for the pas
week, was brought TO . close Saturday. The jur,
brought in verdict Of guilty Of Arson In the third de
grccwhich by the statute icprisonmenin the Stat
Prison for seven carr -RoeAeseev d. .ddr. MsvsA4
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SUPPOSED POISONING OF FIVE INPANrs ny A BLACK
WoMAN.-Much feeling has been excited within a
few days past by the supposed poisoning OF beautiful
infant the child OF one Of our citizens The child re.
markedly intelligent healthy and interesting babe less
than year old was taken very suddenly ILL., and phys-
Of poisoning aud from the symptoms presumed that lau
danum had been administered to it One two other
also called in and all agreed that child
had probably been poisoned No efforts proved
svang, and the little sufferer after died The only
person to whom suspicion could apply. black wo-
man. about 30 years Of age who had nursed but q short
time before the first symptoms OF attack appeared She
that she had given nothing and seemed not only to
geve deeply at the charge but for the infant that had
died day ortwo afterwards the infant Of one of the
servants left in the woman's charge for about
halt an hour, and when the mother returned she
alarmed to find her child apparently dying exhibited
the symptoms that the FIRST babe had done and
after died also This led search Of the woman and
after long time vial OF oil Of tansy and corrosive
submatp in PIPER were found in secret pocket Of her
dress See declared that she did know what the drops
but that they had been given her BY black woman
whose however she could MT recoeot. she
Immediately arrested and taken to Jail where she is
When about he taken she was attacked with At real
pretended hut her removal to Jail did not result In any
scrsus injury to her health Nothing but the heart Of
Her treatment had been uniformly kind and the family
put great confidence In her wo"thand to have
wretch in taking those innocent lives We understand
that three Of her children have died under similar
fell the victims Of her hand Farther will
decide the facts Of this most horrible case with
out parallel, almost in CRIME Riehmcnd Star, March
GREAT SAIR.-The Philadelphia Sun states that
the Monteur Iron Works at Danville, Pa, erected
BY Bidde, Chsmbers Co. were sold at sheriff. sale
Monday last The Anthracite Furnaces are probably
the most splendid buildings Of the kind in the Union The
whole property which consists Of about 700 land
S3s 900 subject to mortgages and other liens amounting
about $sa no. making the whole upwards Of 10 600
dock Of New york who held large claims against the
same.
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MRS. CARkOLL's Ola EstablisAed M~d,cse,d v.por
Ni Baths. Csuuasd ct 80. has 'sss cor awards Of 10
mnm chronic ds-s the LIVER dysress and eyev.
,nueux ecuo h,sis yelling OF the ands sipsias,
scarlet fver be bvlp. vaper Bath b hid Ali
,'ms by g,vss hou.. sctirs addition 70 The sscvs
ing Bah the esq sauir tie N id,s hsey sssea9-s
vacos 8.sS Tn sG:ss n.sssr Z cont sry dpcVsry ~
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o'cloe. 10 the Dorulrg tilt &c oek e nYst rcsysoS
yspo' ssshs Is VI s sisS OF Srooay1
THIS hips. uUswN
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ORA PER AND TAIL OR,
90 FULTON STREET, NEW YORK.
rs prepared 10 furnish all who nay favor hin with !
Orders For the cheapnsss durability Of has work, and
thirty he osS for their consideration the FOL
Low irg list OF p ces:-
superior Dress Coats. from ...."..'.... $50 to Is
Cashmere Pants minimum 10
Sack Costs '.'1 ~ 20 100
Persons rnsbing the and trimming
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.
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EXCHANGE HOTEl.-BALTIMORE.
ERAsTUS COLEMAN has this day taken HENRY r.
JACKSON into par.rsr,hP s,d u future hs home will
The Of the travelling public. and nunce Of
friends, respectfully solicited.
Baiunors, February I, lett II Int
HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL
THE undermined takes occasion inform his friends and
re public that the Mansion House !: nov located IN In
outsider sest Ne st. 10 the vicinity Of the steamboat LANDING
and vegetable MARKET having eommodous family apartments
arranged in the neatest order.
employed procure permits lard pas.enae.
baggage he who will board vessels Immediately arer the Wat
Of the revenue officers.
B-Vston this Island sheald passport from
the spanish Consul a the Of Sarkaton to obviae di
6cuities and inconvenlcncs
sai smecs WILLIAM FULTON
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IND PRII.dTE LiBR.dRTES

II ILlAD. Seven Languages a highly finished
IL edition. pupis led at Florence. alI } GREEK ThXr,
gotta ming ier Latin translation by Hayne. MetIical
Mont tn German BY Vcss in the agi.h by Pope in the
French Wy Aigus and in the Spanish by Garcia Malo
This work compris's twesty-f hunters, forming two
handsome quirto volumes Zach number consi superb
Eng avirg d-ssnsd by Professor Nencni, from Florence
The price Of each Number 81 5o-two numbers be pub
lished monthlv
Subscriptions received at Mr.. RICHARDS Oaiee, "a
Lispenard Of Broadway the New Yors Ly
IA imsec
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=, Day. Animal Masnt q Me.m.rism-i,, HitoIv.
,tucous the Latest Discover IN the Science BY Will
lin Lag W,h a Supplement-, containing and impor.
TAFT fact. publ shed the United States BY
Ihauncev Hare Tow O. end
Also now ready the Mod'u Stsnda'd Drama No. Ion
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New ply OF tn, Omnibus ~ Mod m Romance contaiz-
ing ST. pnpul rDp IN ee in vol. for Is cents
On Tnu,day will be publshed Fario atagedY By Mman.
being
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DOCTOR BELL.

TNR RELL continues evst~ hi aUntou tdav till
~ Il Pr vatr D,.eas-s every stag> Al
de uoosr potrsc el ted ssfuiIy
" ated 81 ssp.nesd pseeeudd praet thce labor
es u.a r.ts Of
no ali su.pec the Of dsessr iuSk the sys
s,n NAV consult DR. b with hoaonsie constance and q
Kaarante~ OF cure.
eso, lifting marriage who have ke-u the suhtest
Of also HIN With couhdeues AID saiisla
ton.
st.ad letters have his PROMPT atteatieu Dr. Bells tras
Suspicion and we'll knowa be sas
aud permanent
Pr,.,s ofees n Cedar u I'd door from Broadway.
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MORRIS, WILLIS u CO.
No. 4 Ann street, New York.

THE "Lcter fror Under the Bridge" written in
cluded Of the valley Of the Ss quehanna he sutho
ate. al residence AID travel abroad made tn
he hope' altar Of lifetime tranquility for his ehold
god. Most o. III letters were wrtea in the fall belief that
he shoud here the remaiod 81 his DAYS Inevitable
cesy dove him active metrop a, life and the
remembrance Of N enchanting ine'y. repose and rural
pleasure him ks tie L. dream. A. pIcur
ing ruy th- Of his mind and the atpra ~ OF
his though during brief yment Of the kind Of life alone
beat dnpo ell his better the
book il interesting hn and to those who hm As
picu athfu'o the charm sf nature and secust after
OF xcaed life ia the circles Of the
Of the world It may be curious the reader.
since published-.se pn4ted list a owe.
1,~a.a lia.
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CHEAP CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT

3O4 PEARL STREET, ATE 90 BEEKMAN.
THE subscriber well for the oh aad drrahily
e his wok de eI inoim his pat,0ns. and the public
that hs .u the eronomca ts1dsncy Of TINES
maxi beat ALT At rrduct on Of %
from former and less Is bill we'd bv 20 pee
than o the quality de by The chAQ
house, a this In order that unde1stana
hat b. che the e. owiE bill price. sub
tied u their consde stion. with arAt.e ia the goods
shall BE- Of st rate quality ths II ureIc rsionsbe
Pan sof hlacA dou lie. miled Casslmere TO
Vests If Silk. satin. nc ...'''. ~ 70 Z
prces:
Pant, aud Vests ~ 10 ~
Superior Beaver Overeoats r, ''..'.R 70 20
m
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SCOTTS BAZAAR,
- Grssnwieh SANDS SCOTT reum. his mos, sincere
thanks his friends and the public larse for the be
by the strict attention to merit thereof
The quats Of his Ales, Wines Liquors aud Cigar,
k u need comment.
NJ Refreshments TO ke had at all houyJ
until IL at night. such as
Beef steaks, Po:ehsd Eers. sa1dines
FIRED Kidaeys, Cold Cornd Beef, Codse and Tea,
Dub'in Browu-stout always on drtught
good Dinner Roast Boiled Msa1s for shisg
day from TO ,hies o'clocs.
FAMILIES supplied ih the best Scotch and Irish Whsksy
No h'use supplied with English Irish, SCOTCH Wesh
aud city Papers Always the vossbls by The
Steamers
God Rooms for Private Parties Clubs Mssngs and Re
erenres u 3mser
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classes Of Offences demonstrate the necessity OF pro-
sion From them proceed Of awful description;
them be traced the and misery Of many who,
otherwise, would have been, who indeed were
spectacle members of society to them in some instances
may be traced the wretchcdnrss and poverty whole IA
miles The wicked atrociy OF the wrong has caused
such intense feelings OF injury az to have led In some
instances to insanity suicide and murder. The provi-
sons made punish these Offences and to repress and
punish other of cenousness referred TO ia the
nexed papers, il is hoped will be approved.
The undersigned have also had under consideration,
and Of III lame The
ed though melancholy fact that institutions Of this kind
will exist in every large and commercial city, and can
not by any system Of penal laws. be prevented And the
fact that the natural and proper pendces and principles
of this community justly repugnan TO any system.
By which such establishments shall he legally licensed.
regulated and under prudent restraints c0untenanced
renders the subject of embar and dhcu 81
any legislative action beyond or din rent from the pres mt
provisions ofaw Yet and various have these
houses become-so and in general, SO dreal
fully debased their wrechet inmates md visitors. A.
render emphaticaly the efficient attention OF the Police
regulate to mitigate the evil far the present laws
will permit Upon examination, made by the Chair
man Of the Committee Is acertaned that IN the Fh
wards Of three hundred and fifty lewd females besides
the numbers who nightly visit the assgnation houses
that they exist In all the and shocking degrees OF
debasemens from those whose youth ana attractions are
such enable them to live in expensive luxury and
extravsgance 10 those of extreme destuion penury and
wretc hedness uYn who reside in houses furnish
ed with elegance AMI such to be found in
the lowest brvthel Houses Of this description are also
established In considerable numbers in many other parts
of the city and attractive leading thorough
fares. IN the evening after Dghtfa are hronged with
these d~praved women There are residing In the
city. 81 these persors AZ IL believed more than 10 0O
10 the opinion Of some iurisfs and Legislators oil es-
tesmed reputation that humanity and good policy favor
the Idea OF licensing and regulating these establishments
BY law and in some OF the European cities this prac
tised with ucces but for the aove mentioned
deemed best not to recommend such arrangement
at this time
The arnsxed documents illustrate in some degree the
amount Of crime committed; and No is. shows the
convictions had since January Is4a to May and
Ne H. shows he1 number OF hnrgari~s which were com.
ne 7e and the existing necessity Of an ener.
rc7ic Police The impuni'y with which this crime has
bsen 10 frequently committed may br attributed 10 the
actual inadsquaey Of the real force duty At any one
time end TO the arrangement In the apple
Of me force In the public employ we'll the other
causes enumerated in the excd documents.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-05-21

Qinnen unb baump ollen Sifb Draper.
@efreiits, fSurirte u. fblibte fbweiSrWsosIin
b.. ~ Sadonetts.
Gong aa,pn, Sfbop aawn, 9einen Samtrie.
SupsreriOr Srifb ainnsn.
Gn9lifb 9e;,pirnts, 9SafsS u. Scbinstt Spit'
sen, @infaiIun9sn mo Surbfas.
Sosfin, &io, Ssben, &amesltub uno bauns
wcllens Sin9sr:6 6anbfbub.
5cioen, &ameeltudb, bauinrpc0en uno SSors
lfst SauffsI Ipanbfbub.
Hsbif alien anbsrn Nrtifsln bic jum srcdens
Waaren e'sibdft ssb6rsn, ws!bs ale I'M
8ro6en unb linen
psrfauft wsrcsn, gu Yrsien, nopon man fa9sn
miro pas iie pel nisbriasr lino, als iis in elnis
gem anbsrn StObr in Geabin9 asfauft msrosn
fonnsn. Sur Yrcbs baron rufst an uno ur'
tbsilet fur sub islbif.
9isaoina, Wdrs 26.
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5rm. 9ebnsert's neulib crfunoener patentir'
ter wafGmaIhine ss,porpen, fit Die gann'
ties $ctba. Wlont9omerp uno Serfs, unb III
nun am Scrfertiseu FOLDER WaIbnen, al
feimer WertItatt, all Der Gfe Der 1Dae
binaton uno 7ten Strasc, Dem altcu
bsutihsrefcrmrten StbuIbauIe 9eseniltcr, in
Der Stapt Steatina; no CT eincn Sorratt
berIelbeu gum SeIlhtiaeu unb Serfauf au'
!6ano balt, ,u Dem nleerlscn Spreie Don G
3balern, unc lte Iollen psm &aufer an irssno
siasm Ort, immsrba!h Der bsnanatsn Gannt!ss,
ems 5aus actracbt pcrben.
Disie Wlal6lne 1T fir lBctlfsilbsit, oSirf:
famfet unb Spllfchlcnbeit in jcoer 6inltcbt,
pbne lusRabme, Die ar66te grtluruna in ecr
bVtanuteu 1Sclt.-ge 1T Die ciMsiae 2SaIcbs
maIeGns inter nen Vlslem Saulenbcn, bic itbon
prcbirt worpen itno, ,pelebe als Dellfcmmen
erflart rpcrpeu. 9ielelbe pdIbt obne 3u res
ben cprr 3u tiriten, su rribem pber abSunuts
asu, gu prefer ooer III bridcn.
Nuh tribt Ne feline Sn6pfr as, unb Ucrs
rihtet ae bic fsnsn 2lrtsitcn, ols Sdnme,
Irufs, Tran;en &c. 5u lauteri, in tpenisen
Mlnuten; aub reiniat Ite pplltpmmen alle
86fe, 5empen, SettI6er &c. Don oer 9r6t>
fen unb febmubialten 2(rt, nit ipeniser ais
psW 5tVHttU <VVtl wv SNIFf WV WI wv w
pobnlte QBeiIe bes 9BaIbens an9ewcnoet
,pcrosn muB. Gin Wldoeben bon l2 Sab
rem faun mebr III 5pei Stunben paI6en ais
5wei 2Beibsperlrnen in cinem Gage nit Der
Sano.
Scr patsntsisntbhmer, Ssrr Sbnsert
bietst 800 eini9er pericn bic einen 8ebler
an Der Waalrbine seiaen cber perfelbens cine
Sertederuns anbrlnsen fann. Sa Die Sau:
art uno Operation bielcr Oialbine einfatb
1T, 70 belorst Der gi9entbilmcr pa6 perfo:
men Derleitet wcrprn ino9en picicbe nab5il>
MAIDEN, 3u pertaufen mp 3u setrantben, in
Seeintrabtisuna Ieincr Necbte; CT rparnt oas
her Seosrmam 9eaeu oas Serfrtlscn, Ser:
faufen uno @sbrauben rerIelben, obne feline
ginnilli9una, inoem CT entftbIclien 1T alls
Scltbe aerebtitb 5u beianaen, Die ltb anf
bleie QSeiie nit ieinen Stedbten bcmltteln in
Den gaHnties <eeba, mont9cmcrp uno Serfs,
imp Die pisr5cbu Sabre baueru bonn liten
D1ai l843. - CIR betalt 0h ras 0etbt Dor
fir Shaoener1as ODER ble Strafe bon pirr
9balsrm allie Ioltbe su belansen, bic cine ein.
ase Wlaf6ne per Irt maeben, pertaufen
oser sebraubcn.
Jobn Hifcrt.
Sanuar l6. 1874. 30Ol
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-05-21
Der GeDli0e TDrlber,

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Slid auf Die &ontroperle 5lpii i6en Srn.
Steinbaber uno Srn. Serg, por9es
babt am II, is uno 10. Sftober
1912.
9as san5e 2Derftben bctsbeno aus 5woIf
Soften, bat Die Yrefe perla6en no 1T nun
i'll rielr Oruferci fowobl in cinielnrn 5efs
ten ,pie i'm @an5en SuIammen sebeftet init
farbI9sn llmieblasen su babem. Oas Sans
5e biloet MN ein SS4 Sstrn ttarfcs Sueb,
ceiIcn Snbalt fir gbrlten aller @onfcf1tcnen
nnc beicncers fir Osuticbe Satbolifsn, fcbr
intersdant 1T.
Neabina, Sept. IL.