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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23

TIE REPETITION OF THE GRAND MiEIELLA
and onHtppiiANs Of the NEW YORK FITE pEPART
MENT, is una, odably postponed until TUESDAY EvsN
eeA the Fire Depa respectfully beg leave uiormhe pub
lie consequence Of the number who could
abundance the Concert Of the 2d instant they
induced the Concert the and
following Vocolists, who have gatuoasly yolun
TERED their services VII -
Mrs. SEGUlN,
BY permission Of MIR. Simpson, OF Park Ihe4tei
MRs EFbbwARD LoDER
MADAME BuRKHARDr,
Miss NARY g. TAYLOR,
- BY permission Of Mr. MITCHELL Olympic Theatre
S.GNOR NALTEtLlNA,
MIR. sEGUIN, BY permission of Mr..
MIR sHRIxALs{! simpson.
siGN0R MAYER.
Me,sr, KYLE and GRoNovELE, have IN the kiadest
NOR BENEDD, has also, in the kndss. manner vol.
un sered II peri n Solo the Guitar.
The NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY kindly
ESQ., also tirdly Volunteers preside the Piano Forte The
Who'll. be under direction Of Mr. u &. HILL Leader
assi,ed by powe fll and effective Orchesu,.
- Tckets One Dollar, admitting Lady and Gentleman
Music Stores, Of the ONes of the Department, Ernbres
Bookstore. l3i Bovery, Of the ommlftee aud az
AZ the door the cf the Concert The number
tickets being limited these wishing attend would DO well
poyd' themselves time Those who purchased teeis for
the former Concert aud could obtain admit, ce
changed
MARTIN ". ENlMONs "a Sp ucc street
FORSYTH LABA GU, 81 Westst ct, iCommittee.
lanes FRYER. 2ie Front street,
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Pasaenyers Sailed.

L'vERrooL- Packet shin Lverpool-lsaac Milbank.
Benedict NI.Tk; George Lewis and lady Coz Watson
Mortimer Mr. W Mortimer, Mr. Whiiahe Mrs Austip ard
3 Parsons Of Flushing Dex.r Patton; " Fairman Mrs
Ralph Cisk md servant M E Clark Mr. N Be az Miss
Vale, T Chsolm, Grunent S Renwick, Henri Sand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23
TIE ANATOMICAL VENUS;

IIIf1 NM VVIIVNI
THE LECTURES BY DIR. HOLLlCk-On the Organs
L of Reproduction IN Plants and Animals, their Al
abuses sc which xcited much interest last we VIII be
again repes f tire fourth Tuesdav WEDNESDAY
aud Thursday ArriI 20. 2. and IS in compance with the
urgent hund ds who could not previously at
tend National HALL Can few doors eat of Br ed
way. Fo- temen, at IA in the Evening Admission ~
single Lecture 81 the For lds, at % IN
Afternoons, Of the same daysAdmisson % cents Oh
Friday the 10th the Lattue ia the afternoon will he on
suhjett iay interesting and impornt 70 females -
Great NUMB ladies attend day and all Of them
loud expressions OF iatersst and ,etisiacon
The u trations the celebrated hnaom cal Venus the
only model OF the female form in this
try Of fourteen other models u pcuiartes Of
the fem c the unborn infant Nc at many differ
ent stages all full szs and perfectly II
O. To insure every seeing the models perfectly, no
sll be ad ned evening thin be thus accom-
rnodatrd Aud any who perfectly sat,,hei vi
have bis money returned Immediately ktg for it. Gen.
tlemen also these models 10 in the for d
Gentlemen Of the Press retd only give II cir addrs.es
Each Lecture will be compile ITSELF though the whole
a connected az is~tc
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Sales or stock. At deIphis.

Finer BoAhp -Menday April - : $2OOO Reading Rall-
road bonds 6s 81 shs Reading at; III do do 49, IA
do Wilmington III S2i 900 State SIS els II 600 DO
67,; I ths Camden and Amboy 1874; $500 Schuy xii
Navigation S. 1882 77 $1,000 Tennessee 6s 67' $3.50 Le-
high Mortgage Loan 62 So do co. sos State U.s. 1913, w.;
Sis state IS Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23

CiNGf.E LECTURE the asiro-o micl m Of udrg
- LATITUDE aud longitude the time 1.-THE daye irregularities
of ~, .un dial and precve when the
mad popular aud illustrated ny VALhs GLOBE AND
TRASsPiRENT CELESTIAL SPiERf tlarpe sizs)
Aso tho above lasumcnt fully explained by Mr. Vale
les sor Of Ms,hemacs and Nautical sc Ttudsv the
2Jtb of Apu ~ 7. VI. the Society Library corner of
Br ,sd say add Leouard street Tlclcs p Gems.
- Ins'umsf Is for sale By Mr. Vale o. Roosevelt seet
" B-The larry, s,el instrument used this L,ctore will
be Icnord % Bost N air lhe Leetqfe 40 it-tcSMWT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23

LERPooL-Shp Sarah Arsilia-l2 cks dse l55 iron
So soda ash bales md SEQ SKIS salt 10 dozen mats 80
coal Wilson Br0wn27 hhds llp seed oil Woodruff Min
tum-966 bars i>rn avis BROOKS cos ck Newbold
IL try pots MaBride-8 bales Johnston Bur-38 crates
hhds Jackson PP.ge-8 cks DO adson-5 Tho
mes coli bales I Mabee0l cr,s cks x Sey
mour-5 cs mdse TO order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23
EXHIBITION OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS.
NATIONAL CALLER OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS
OF TIE OLD MASTERS.
EyuIptTIn " NOON ~ ~ JNT0N HALL

Corner ~ Nassau and Hickman streets.
A MATEURS AND ARTS = are informed, that the Gal
"A iery Of Paintings IT Clinton Hall open from Il A
NJ o'clock night later according to the They
will therein find choice collection of TIE finest Painting.
which ,nsd European Gallery Artists will
BE- allowed study the Exhibition Room. The public will
fad Catalogue which will explain all the historical and other
have been taxed.
~ Admttance only rs cents. m27 sjgb
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Died.

On Monday morning 22d inst, MARY FRANCES dauph-
tor of Eph. l. Snow aged years and months.
Funeral this afternoon at o'clock from No. II 2Ist
street, near Sd avenue.
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Post ORice-NnIls Close.

The North Mail supplying the principal Offices the dso
River; III o. bany and all Offices the road to Buff o
and those counties in Pennsylvania ordrng on Lake Erie
also tbs counties 10 Ohio lying and contiguous 20 he SAID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23

| PABkGKS GRAND EXHIBITION BALL having
- tvei srch genera satsf cton % rsmsrous Gnd i"h
ionable emblage viii he ited FdV evening re
the 2sh Of April when al those tarcs hat 50 deRhud the
company (hats vsra Of them rncored) va be brought
forward IL the same order b Those persons that
unable obtain admit the first night their ckets ~
admit them ON the evening" Of Tho Goth he exhibition viii
commence AZ half p1st o'clock # possible e21 ]t'ec
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP WE'VE.

RALriMoEE, April 22-OG Barea Island. large ea,!oe
with painted ports bound ur GID Salnsre Welsh Hotter
ChuIe.ton Cosnopots, Oliver Irecbo John Murray psy;
Gallant Wary. Evs1si MsyssueI Comet, jys,. bedford;
AIErAspRIA, April 2o-sid Moru;, Reynolds, B7son;
Al Qua [Bfl Hill, w ladies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23

DEATH OF THE Hon Henry BAI.DwIs.-The
Hon. Henry Baldwin, one OF the Justices OF the
Supreme Court OF the United States and the Cir-
eult Judge for this crcst, died last evening, be-
tween and 10 o'clock, al the Merchants Hotel in
this city lie was attacked by paralysis on Monday
last under which he gradually sank.-Phita
Chronic, dDytl %
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A i'AHD.

THE tdminstrix &c rous close the Of her
str h.sbsnd Hichasl Pa offers Tor sale three original
Paintings 81 al, perhaps suueIor t. this country
Frst-QUEEN tSTHFk--hy Vandy Ike. supplies ting
King Ahueres for the tate Of the Jews which iii the PR
son yes its Of eminent persons eted with
the state AID the ans
Sec md "A HOLY FAMILy-by Corregio
Thrd-DESCE FROM THE GROSSLY Rcmbrnd
The ahgve Paintings We'll known to med any con
uent or desc iption &C their merits & present
Those d,sous ofpoessing ehr office gems are solicited
call 81 No 30 Hudson street poste the
where they h. sesn and will v dnpesei Of asouab
terms. a.9 Jteod re
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NIBLO'S GARDEN.
Mr. q. @ COTTON having returned TO the City ~oEd
announce
ATHIRD GRAND EXHIBITION
NITROUS OXIDE nR tXHlLinpATiNG GAS

Az NlBLCS SALOON,
On TuesdtYe ming. Apri 23d.
II earnestly desired that will seat hirsef 70
tale the g whoever fights when under exciemmtas
such aston. de Of troubles
they may themselves while they apt 10 rjue
Others .., o,,..,u,,,,, on -.
viii, be prepared and cred Ladies Gentlemen.
Mr. would that the enaItsnm hts ne has
given down Eaa rge OF ladies forward
inhaled the and hoped tie be the case
here
Ladies Gent who engaged TO be led who
exr.ct engaged who wish zach oh. their
good ston forward and nhale
Tn Gas.
Professor SlLMAN who naikrs and administers the Gas
the Students in YALE Coig. wnt') sys that the Gas
will csyeloye The leading traits Of character.
ALL ECC ENTkIC, PECULIAR or MARKED ChaTsc-
tors are invited 70 for ward ana AXE thu Gas.
The asry will be reserved for Ladies and those who
piuy them. 49,
N. No Boys will be admitted except accompanied By pa
guardians.
Doors open a. seven o'clock Entertainment to comnercs
AZ eight. 49, $50, ., -,
Tickets 2s cepts-r sale at Firth Halls F-ankl square,
prncipa Music and Book Stores IN Br adwaY also
at the door oa the evening of the Entertainment
~ ago It s,&tnse
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PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 2s


| sun ....3 II MOON sErs... ....I2 o
| suy SETS 46 HIGH WATER 0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23

u Ton OH Is,sott for NevYo soon ch,s VILLAIN for
t SIs, tx d dy. F''A' from IA
NASSAU. Mr.. ArriI s-Ar Gtsse; ccrhaa Chars.to~. 70
ssl 4; Ms a,nt Ghs' New
York. c,. w. g. Nv,
soou Eyeiee Walton for do, ei Coreea Hatch do 9Th
ssSss Msseh lsA su,an Jane Fletcher Boston, lth
for B1.mea d. asy. Tsca =. wpsow for Boso" ns,
s9ap Ass. Esa Tay WIG rs
a + 90 w. u MNY% S ksd G sa s1 ay for
boston j. Coral, shus, for PHILADELPHIA lds; Jer Week
Leeds from Jamaica and sd DAY for Apa4ehi-
Lake Ports.
aA EqG %b n' D.n i1S
SON. FHtn Fd%aad RCSS P sSsy
G s pCeiss Tay t.a
%f; eadsss; asss1i fD6sS ':ss
sqd Hone sSsSas ca o ps
; M pS o s MasSs
HOLLAND sns sa: sa Royal
fsr FIe'ehe II Rowan; Pa'ehsr, Hoffman Chippewa
Home Ports
B1s,u, !tsa hp calsi. for NY% %i D
NEW HAVEN, April 20-Arr Elizabeth, Hoyt, and facihc
Prescott Albany; Ele PeaGed aud New YORK. Joaes. New
York -
Put ,pELPHI., April 22-Ar VIM Brown, Bumpus, Mr. {
ford; ID Coffin. Smith, Freepot Brookhaven, Smith NYoik
J b Potts Potts. do VIM Thompson steua Fall River
cd Caroline Phnpsy NBed!oId; Mary. Gardner, Taunton
Mars. .
ALkx,SpRIA, DC. April 2o-Cld Phebe Eliza, Osborn
YoIk November les, Boston.
NORFOLK, April GAR Henry Means. NYy,l; Mary Jane
Powell. and Mary Tref then do; Grand island Lee ,an
bou Prov dence Below Mary Frances Skinner, Niork bd
to Bait CID, Elizabeth, Ssow, Goadaoule
lanes Ots, P.oyid nee; sh, gyms ncushty; Myel,s
Chase d, Cid l8th JAMES Oti,. Bostog MYERS, Fowe'
NY1rk; 10th. Anaconds, Chase. do nth, Wynns Dough
~ do
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CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS


who wish their 'od; manuactu.ea that tey ar.
sG'fSs% 20 aseasts%s%
Ss 1Si h' S.ys GET
stock at short notice MANN "a ys ek s. Gam
u Knickerbocker Stages close to the store.
f1s sm'rc
TaH ~ N H7s va "f
of JiuPoony for the Human Hair nth cor dlenee
%sp1sS sa ss ''S
%sti'" add fi soy and
skull FROM all hu%or an! removing every particle Of
@ lit %sh pTs$
ache Sold H. tc,,ls. With d's:s!e, ppaE Az
HSs 3.
ss a1 mo o. t s ns a arc ss I'd sl0
s'H ss s % %
Cutting ard d !. The --latest % jus,
as to be- an" a, s5 BicaIwsy made as
The superiority Of those article. have rnd r,d them
oaerd for i"s short siod .nt 80
Broadway a23 lwvec
ENGLsa roTAroEss- g.. quantity Of the celebrated
st ,as pv Cambridge Apply MARSHAL. "a p.,rs .,0
MESS POKN-2oo bb's very quality, for sale in 10 is
aas ! 'N'' ''1 i. k. COLLINS Co, SO South street
WANTED BoARoINGA gsn,l.mag wishes sos-d il
d I'D s. iib is ~'
IMPORTANT TO THOSE WITHOUT
CHILDREN.
& nc 81
UI-Se. advertsene- It on last column of fou,hpags
apIo I'm is IN
TW RUssELL's NEW COLLECTION OF ANERL
GERAyIUMs, Roses, and DAHIAs of them in
bloom the Garden aud in Henry street
rear South Ferry, Broo,yu (ste ,stab hment Of Mr.
PeTyJ Hi.new yafietvcr RIoDoPtspRoy GnAsDrLon..
and cannot be seen els where His Azas consist OF both
LADY AsHBURroS aud Mas WEB5TER, for sale, in
roots p ants; from sat, 80 cents each.
BoUqrEIs, beautifully mad. w. at reasonable prices.
all iwis'rc
FASHIONABLE BONNETS.--The establishment aIs
Broad way, door. absve Canal cpen, aud
selling every variety cf Fahorab'e Bonnet a20 lmsec
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES AND JEwELRY
CoId Chrios Gold Pencils Keys &c will fud i, sreity
to their advantage all on the subscriber who selling all
Sc.s 20 hs % G an Sw as
each Watches and Jege,y exchanged bought Al Watches
wsusnied keep good TIM. the 's,ned W1iehes
and Jewelry repaired in the beat aud warranted lower
~ q G. ALLEN ,%pGne1 Of wa,ehc, aid 5ewelry.
m27 im'rc Ups'ais.
YACHT ZENOBIA This beautiful pleasure Yacht Of
about fry tona ba III Is for sac She is
rgeei yacht copper fastened und and remark ABLY
a. anv hour III. d. Apry 70 Mr. JOHN IiYER at James
Averr u Co.'S 3h'Waffrstret ais n,
DR. GREGORY, No. II Bac'ay street, is ti at homsday
fad Dr. regular and legally qlihrd hyscian sud
attending personally to those peculiar diseases and DIS
with caution aud disceton ia order in rcfert cures
without interfering with the IerIoua comfos and habits OF
" Fot,ae abcve, Private Trest re IN private diseases
habits 81, interesting both sexes single
Price j)csntn s23Itsm
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
PALMO's NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.
sfsDH9 FvFS Y.Se A Pr
With R'' il sS iiss rs 81 S siS5f nIs D''
~ Admission One Dollar to all parts Of the house -
Doors oren at 7-peromance TO commence at talfpa't
The following Eminent Artist, ensaEed to Perform during
pn. Of lively: Rep saos E. Bosh
Prime Primo bs S'S Fl. 5; f sea
Primo i BsiS; 4 = ...:..... s,s san 9piiieo.
seconda Donn,.. -. sigqora slbsrtszzi.
Seconds Seconds 81: .i' s.s..i
Viii; sesSndo ss fsc,s horn: Xs, . Gaih.asa
~, and Decorations.
sIGNoR F.,PALMo
PsINo sI HAsso s:i si$S . Sn S 5.s
LEADER OF THE ORCHESTRA. SIG RAPETTI.
Combined with all the former Distinguished Profsssor
IL bARBIERE Di sly!GLIA.
Eossi6. ss sia b sgssasss
onte Alm,,va Sig feSIa.
Doe S,i sI1,oio. Sig S. sr Ss4.s
R;Ts.; s,grs:!T q. A sSs,,1.
Fee f lie E hiSsa
In preparation for the first time Ar Iea as originally FER
Also. EIisIeE Tbr'AM6oRs:
Ths publ are oion.i ss' d"rSs ss ii
ssSs S,sSs ssfa .sf;sss
adiogs Private Boxes on each sits which viii
week. sss of; ext: ~ t .S.s ..s a
msy f Ss ff f a
% not ssoat ssa The price CT tickets placed
Acting Nanas r........ .....s Sig Martini
CITE public fsgeetiuy aforned ,ta, the Bath. have
beea newly arranged aud fitted u? In handsome style ard are
IN lul oPeratlsn night and day
PARK THEATRE.
THIS EVENING. ApTIl 20, VIII be reformed FORTUNE
FOLLOWED BY BooZLiNG-Emilv, Mrs H Hunt.
A. win RiR % sk Mi W TIE
CHATHAM THEATKE.
THIS E9.s Ap f: e d Gent rzARRo
To e ec9s e v S GS11ii WOOL DEALER
mITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE.
A ntsl HR Yay Nj S sss.
S Mr. be ssw.d s NJ AZ DoH Mt e BEppEp
To 9s soassss F MIS- 81 1,lsf REVENGE
AMERICAN MUSEUM,
AND PERPETUAI. FAIR
OF THIS SSSSp AHHg,S &ASS s E, BILL
Every AS xNP RI evening
largest the world and Of the and
| MAN AND WIFE.
and hay: N hGN6nb Ris PERSONS
during the They may be from 10 o'clock A NJ
rE 0T en- 91ili'' IN ifR - COLE
| DOG BILLY; Mis-, +. ADAM. IA Ell TIE CEklTO
| Mr. H. q. sdERMAN, MIR. WHiTIOGX, Mr. n. q
BOOTH Mr. WILLIAMS, aud MR. HOWARD, and
| Others
The G se il .'% o Fl. sssi people &c,
| Egypt, be in their COSTUME.
The UIPSEY QUEEN the Fortune Teller may be private
| " suited at ali hours Of the da and evening.
Tickets IS csntsehoren der W cents. Twen
tvhve extra. for consultations with the Gips-y
| Queen. all
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MARITIME HERALD.
Notice to Pilots and Captains OF vessel

Notice to Pilots and Captains OF Vessels.
All Pilots and Captains of vessels requested the
fact that Robert g. Martin. formerly ship collector
is employ He is therefore, receive
intended for the New York Herald.
Foreign Letter Bags.
Hereafter Letter and Newspaper Bags for all Of the
World. will be made up at the HERALD OFFICE.
ship Masters and Agents.
We shall lite favor il Captains Of Vessels will
Commodore RoBERr SILvEv of News Fleet, he.
Of the shipping left the PORT whence they sa!ed the
Vessel, Spoken their Passage List of their Cargo and
any Foreign Newspapers News they may have He will
board them Immediately their arrival Agents end Cor
,espon4'nts at home or abroad will also confer favor BY
obtain Nsacal lAformsnoc Of kse vii! b thankfully
reca,ved
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23

GRAND MUSICAL a. MASONIC FESTIVAL,
'THURsDAY, April 18th, 1914. at the TABERT ACLE,
orp S Si ss Grand Sf Lo s AR I'M
The Committee of the Grand LSdse Of ,hs STATE have gst
pubic ia general that at the ,ns Of ycs Piesos q
A "ffs 'iHs
The following eminent Performer, have already fesed
'''" 1890. SONORA E. BQRGHEsfs,
NAS Ash SeHEG!SSk NHss + &E2 s%s6s.
NINE suEsAAH'iG5 e; p.,r MISS ?ASLsas r.q
S$ ssSS5f5irs -. sE$ s sS5SiI|s,so
In addition The above G,ayy r Tan, several rrg,r.
Fk MsMSsks " h 4 Vocal SOCIETY
onlyJ MendslS.oha Forty Psalm Tor Full Choir
with Solos e'Af' AZ s's f SR %!Tfit; Fifty Ftii'f'
ss vi Il fsl1v''f 4. by The H1eSTNlt
Leader Of the Band. BJ9 M%s:
:oadasston. ...... Bros LGd;2Sy;aaa T%%.
The f GRAb eoDGE attend n S fssa and all
BIshr-n a requested to appear in Masonic Attire
oas %.u5f and Gent %
to be :: The Music s9rs o. o. II as the
IF sa a. and Tossd sna
# 4 4 IhI1 I IlIsls' + p D . ! NM M.
jjSHEs u,psSi,Si, 6 s;eHuiy
j. H. ROGERS, H. .. l.. c.
Ira HOUSE TO LET, in the Eighth Ward, L, ootiyp.
%Sod Ss ., iG nj lots garden
I'd gu, beautiful order The ocaon exceedingly heal
~ Rtlq Sa'' Of '''''D' " I MARTIN co.
orof MR.. THATF0RD, at the bridge,
AGO 81 cod. &c foot of Court st Brosklyn.
"A FART OF a house re LEr.ThIe , large
~" story house No ls Alien street. CroioH
IT, xoP $50 go yaxs Hause 10 %
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mITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE.

THIS EVENING. April 90, to commerce with the CATS
IN THE LARDER-Eprpando VillebiIy. Mr.. Mitchell.
After which THE ALLOCATE PUMp-Broomy swash,
Mr. Nitchsl Mary Ann, Miss CLARKE
To he followed BY the DOUBLE BEDDED KOOM-Mr.
Dulcimer Pipes. Mr. Holland
To conclude With DlANA'S REVENGE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23

THE Subscribers would Inform merchants visiting the city
who wish their ,ods manufactured, that tey ar,
prepared manufacture description Of lo,hng From
their being 9 Tor me o"n, ra ana
with the rre number Of hares in their employ 10 get
stock short notice and with entire satisfaction
MANN u fcKiNM, % Carmine stees
u Knickerbocker Stages close to the store.
Am rrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE far famed and celebrated Pills ou Portuy,i ara
oob,tn,sised in this esur Nv s~ .dy r,s
nea. he vi eolans ioarts psss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23

W. ID
BY D. NASIi-Store No. 1879 Fulton street
WEDNESDAY, oath April
uOTEL FURNIrURE-At 10 o'clock at the Hotel Fran
IL Gals Broadway he entire furniture contained the
premises together with quaint sy slye, Plate Placed
Ware Glass 81 The furniture ccnssts of Sofs and
dining Tables Mahoh1ny Chairs: and rush de-
hogsny Bureaus Wash Stands; OH Cloths R,uss. and In
Lamps; Clo X; Stove: Manel Vases. Frsnch Bslseld
pie DO; Fe, her Beds Hair Marra Bsddng Toilet Ia
Lies Wiadow Curtans AID Shades Also Dinrer Tea and
Breakfast Cutlery with the Kitchen Furniture with which the
sale will commer
N B-The Silver Plate will be sod at IL o'clock Gaia
ogues be obtained the premises or at the Auction
Room he mr. q n sale.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-08-28
ABOLITION ABSTRACTION.

4 debate WAS recently beid at Bloomfield,
Oaio, between Hon. Joshua r. Giddings,
NJ. G. and Judge King, who is the Abolition
asujiGaie for Governor Of Ohio. Tbs PIE
starg Gazette gays:
Mr.. Giddugs, in this debate, was COM
o.etely NJ hume, and removed the last prop
rom those Liberty res who are seeking for
IN excuse for throwing away their votes for
Birnev. and thereby indirectly supporting
Polk. The absurdity of these men in only
colaIed BY some of the political distractions
III their aniipodes in Virginia and South Caro-
liza. This was evidenced in The debate re-
f.rred 10, Mr.. Giddings asked Judge King
"whefher he would vote for STAKEHOLDER, If
hy 20 doing he could at once and entirely Gto!-
ia. siausry % Judge King declared "he
u ..l3 not :"
we DEFY Virginia abs;ractionist 20 20 ahead
Of ,h,t Nov, we DO not believe that Nor
rhern men have any RICH, to vote down Sia-
very in the Southern States; but II we as
snned tue power to vote on hiss uo,
ject at all, as Judge King does, We should
certainly feel impelled to vote in such way
1smosI efectuaily TO oppose Slavery.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-08-28
DECEPTION
UNM.ASKED!!!!

In nothing have the Third Party organs and
orators been more inventive of false conclu-
sions than in relation to the grounds Mr..
Clay takes in his letter upon the subject OF
annexation. 1t is frequently urged by them
that Mr.. Clay would go for annexation if a
bare majority the peo Pile were in favor Of
it. His first letter justifi es no such conclu-
sion, but speaks directly the reverse, saying
on these points:
lido not think I'cras ought to be rsceired
''into the Union as ar Integral part Of 1t in de-
"cidsd opposition to The l0ishss o any consider
'ba!e 8respectable portion Of the Contedera-
ey."
to insist, that this quotation justifes the as
sertion that Mr.. Clay would admit Texas if
a majority Of the people were in favor of it.
But to leave no room for misrepresentation.
Mr.. Clay has upon request for explanation,
written a second letter which will be found
on our first page. (Will our readers turn to
it?) He is asked whether .'the Monitor had
not justly understood him to regard the as
sent of the States at present comprixing the
Uuion essential to the admission of new Ter
ritory, and a strenuous dissent of portion of
ofthose States an inseperable obstacle to the
measure" This question clearly put, is as
clearly answered by Mr.. Clay, who replies:
" You hare justly conceived my meaning"
aud illustrates his portion by contemplating
the Union as great political partnership
one of the essential laws OF which is, that no
new partner can be admitted without the assent
of the whole. In calculating his meaning
he further states, that when he wrote his
first letter he had in view the states of Ohio,
Massachusetts, and Vermont, who had unan-
imously declared against annexation.
But say om opponents, Mr.. Clay further
says "he has no personal objections to an-
nexatiOn." But upon how many public
grounds does he, in both letters exhibit his
repugnance to the measure. He declares
"hdt it nerer pas in contemplation ofthe
,.framerS Of the Constitution TO add foreign
"teHitOry to the Confederacy, out Of rrhich
''reU States ,cere to be Jormed,-thatto add
''neW States TO strengthen slavery, could sou0
''the seeds Of dissolution, and that true ,cis-
"dom points to the duty ofrendering its pres
'ent members happy prosperous and satisfied
"iriH each other, rather than 10 introduce allen
'nlembers against the common consent, and
"trih The certainly Of deep dissatisfaction"
After the expression of such numerous
and insurmountable grounds of objection to |
the annexation of Texas, with what sem
blance of truth does St. Clair and others
assert that MIR. Clay has no other objection |
TO it than war with Mexico and Texas !
debts, or others assert that bare majority |
Of the People in its favor would reconcile
MIR. Clay to annexation.