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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-02
brighton Cattle Market.

FEs 90 AT market e2S Beef Cattle ap pairs working
oven and $50 Sheep About 100 Beef Cattle unsold.
Pa,cys-Beef Catte-Former prices for like quality
were not sustained. small number were sold at
highest quotations. viz very few extra at 81 rs $5
first quality s4a4 30; second quality, 80 10 ~ third
quality, 50 Is a 50 80
Working Oxen-No sales reported.
sheep--Small lots from 81 rs to - 20. Wsthers from
50 10 to 81
Swine--None at market.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-02
Pr0YiAiON Market.

In all different markets. we notice very superior
beef and many of first butchers make great display
of beef mutton and veal For particulars advertise
ment
We not forgot the shop butchers, many of whom
continue to show good beef, mutton veal, sc.
Fish are plentiful, hut all kinds are up in price
Poultry is very plenty and at reasonable prices We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-02
Italian Opera.
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
SIGNOR PALMO.


o. The undersigned, anxious to support an Italian
Opera, the true school Of music and bearing lively
and pleasing remembrance Of the days Of Garcia Mali
bran Pedrot Carador Fant and other eminent vocass
who have at various times visited CITY, DESTROYS oil
giving to Mr. Palmo complimentary benefit, as mark
in this way to enable him sustain the enterprise he has
80 successfully commenced.
The benefit will take place on Thursday March It'll.
Tickets at Three Dollars may be had OF either Of the
subscribers the Box Office where seats for the &C.
casion may be secured
The evening entertainment will be designated hereafter
Philip Hone, Edward Prime,
Peter Schermerhorn, Samuel Ward, Esq.
Charles De Laforest, Charles Davis,
Samuel d, Ruggles, Eugene Grousset,
II. G. De Rham, John Rowland,
Robert Emmett, Daniel Stanton,
Henry w Hills, james Jones,
Leonardo s. suarez, Abraham Schermerhorn
Edward Gusts, Victor De Launey,
Manville 7. Patteson, James w. Gerard,
Felix La Coste, James w. Otis,
Fl. w. Field, E. Felix Foresti,
Edgar Rowland James Foster, Jr
Alex +. Vache, j Collins,
Augt. Belmont, James + Penniman,
samuel Jaudon, Joseph Hudson,
Henry Aug Colt, John McKeon,
N p. Hosack, w. s Wetmore,
James Drake, Ernest Fielder,
Henry C. Marx, John T. Brigham,
John J. Kingsford, James Mapes,
WIN. Burns, James Ring,
Alex Casel Charles A. Griffin,
VIM. M. Prichard, VIM c. Rhinelander
Henry H. Ward, Stephen Williams,
Francis L. Waddell, Mortimer Ii, ingsson,
j. l. Graham, j. M Oppenheim,
Edward Mrandoli, Augt selgnette,
VIM. Maxwell, 4. Van Zandt,
Duncan C. Pslll d Barney,
Felix Argent, David {. Golden,
Adolph LIE Barber. A. Binda.
Mathew Morgan, Francis Cottenet
Edward Jones, Louis X. Bridge.
John G. White Alex. M. Lawrence,
John r. Van Aleu- Ralph Schoyer,
Augt Cleveland, George c. De Kay,
D. Trenor. w. Coster,
J. Sherwood, II NJ. Bostwick,
G. w Meletta, WIS. Miller
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-02
m3- RiCoRp's PARfsIAN Alternative MIX.

90 RfCORD's PARfsiAN Alternative MIX
rURE. for the radical OF primary secondary Sy
phs and all diseases arising from nm inudicous Of
mercury This powerful Alternative Is warranted to
all impurities from the blood and efectney ersdj
cate all former disease from the system. Sold in single
bottles 81 each-in cases Of half doxen So carefully
packed, and sent to all parts ofthe Union.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College OF Medi.
cine and Pharmacy, 90 Nassau street
w, RICHARDSON, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-02

NAvAL-U. S. ship vandaia sailed from Hava
ma 10Th instant, for Norfolk. u S. brig Lawrenc,
sailed 10TH for Savannah and Norfolk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-02

nry- CONNELL'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
The extraordinary article used for the following
complaints and Scalds Frosted Parts, Chbians
Chsfe Eryspeas, Bruises, Ringworms, Scroiula, Salt
Rhs"m, Ulcers Eruptons, Fever Sores BARRIERS Itch
Biles Infainsd Skins Cuts, Sabs, &c. Buy at 81
CORTLAND street in this city, and North Fifth street.
Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-02

"THE BELL TAvERN."-This is the new title Of
the establishment taken by f. II. Woodgate II
Ann street, formerly occupied by Mr. Stoneall
See ad yertsement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-02

ng- ITALIAN OPERA-The Gentlemen Of the Com
mittee for the Complimentary Benefit Of MIR. Palmo,
respectfully invited to attend this evening" at NJ in
the Saloon OF the Opera House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-02

Sr. DAvIp's Society The annual festival Of
this society was held last evening at the Tivo
Saloon, and passed of most delightfully."-. Wehave
full report, but the crowded state Of our columns
obliges us to postpone It's insertion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-02
A. coMpoI1Np ExrRACT oE sAnsApARLLA.

M COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA,
entian and Sasaras prepared by the New York College
Of Medicine and Pharmacy established for the suppress
sion of quackery, 1912, This powerful purifier may
the above roots unaduerated by mineral prepare
tion and will be found much more ecacous than the
mixture sold by druggists the Extract Of Sarsaparlla
for all diseases arising mpury of the blood or abuse
ofmercury Sold in single bottles at rs cents each cases
of hall Dozen SO tO do dozen, &c. carefully packed and
w. S RICHARDSON, Agent.
N. B. liberal discount to agents. Terms cash, otic
Of the college, s5 Nassau st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-02

o. The attention of one gentleman only is called
to an advertisement about that two hundred dol
lars Render to Cesar, &c, before you are seized.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-02

ARRIvAL--Several arrivals from Washington
have taken place here within day or two. Major
Barney, Count Bertrand. with several others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-02

THEArRIcAL-The Seguin Troupe closed thei
engagement at Mobile on the 10Th slt. Hacketl
commenced his on the 10th.
In Portland, two hundred tickets have been all
ready sold in advance, to hear Ole Bull, Oh his re-
turn to the north next Spring. They begin early.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-02

News FROM EURorE.-We had very short arri.
val from Europe last night in the Samuel Hicks,
Captain Bunker. She sailed from Liverpool on
the LIST uh, only four days before the Hlbernia.-
We may now look for the Liverpool with two or
three days later news
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-02

From BRAML.-A letter dated at Rio Janeiro on
vailed to greater degree throughout the empire than has
been known for several previous years. and although
confidence il far from perfectly established yet have
some for congratulation the apparent political
aspect OF the country Rio Grande is the only point
disturbed, and there well grounded expectation
the disorders which have long esolaed this fine
PROVINCE will be brought to satisfactory termination
within the nexsix months once free of these intestine
bued to its present state Of depression The unfortunate
waging between the Oriental md Argentine
Republics has also not only had the effect to interrupt
trade with the River Plate but to involve in their
disputed is be hoped that speedy arrangement
may relieve us from state OF things lraught with most
disastrous consequences all in that quarter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-02

o. THE MOST PERFECT ARTICLE for coloring
red grey Hair Is the East Indian Hair Dye from 81
Courtland street II will color 10 brown black, but
will not stain the skim and leaves the HAN soft and beau
ufui.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-02

GRAND ENTERTAINMENT AT STEWARDS, NEWARK.
"A very diversified and attractive series of enter
tainmens are to be given at Stewards Hotel, New
ark, tomorrow evening. The talented company
from Barnum's Museum make their appearance,
including the great volnst, Mr.. Evans, "who il
said to be equal TO Ole Ball. The Virginia Min
strels will be also there. great crowd of course
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-02
Am yugeynents.

CHATHAM "A most powerful bill is offered al
the Chatham Circus tonight, for the Benefit OF
Messrs Draper and Rhoades prominent attaches Of
establishment both Of whom well known, and to both
of whom the public il much indebted for the comfort
Joy ed at the house The performances by the company
will he and varied. Mrs Cullen rides an extra act
and Mr. NJ B. Turner appears the Courier of ST. Peters
burgthe which was introduced by the celebrated
Cooke ami which made him deservedly popular Mr.
Hall the best comedian living, has volunteered 10
comic song. Mcfarland the champion vaniter Of
the word-the who makes nothing of turning 70
summerses is engaged. Barney Williams the irresst.
able Irishman tells story, sings and dances jig San.
dy Jameson, the king musician Of the realm, brings
double orchestra and bcsdes the music OF the evening
lead in a grand new overture, Of his own composing
The whole affair will wind up with magnificent display
Of fireworks. furnished by Isaac Edge Esq OF Jersey
city. All this for IS cents Look out for seats
THIs IS GRAND FAMILY HOLIDAY AT TIE AME
rican Museum, AMI splendid performances take
place at O'Clock the afternoon, and sgan at ~ in the
evening Hundreds Of Ladies and Children will be de.
lighted with the Mechanical Figures, whose motions so
much resemble life as to deceive the most experien
ced eye. The whole entertainment, indeed will be
ceedingy rich and interesting Next week the original
Kentucky Minstrels will appear in their avor'e Ethio-
psan melodies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-02

SEAL FISHERY seal fishery proved so pro-
htable last season TO the fishers Of Cape Breton,
that thirty sail will be despatched next They
will ply the gulf of the st Lawrence thinking that
good ground the north Of Newfoundland Al St Johns
Newfoundland the of previous years has given
great impetus to the business and preparations are now
making for extending il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-02

or7- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.--The
ionic Mixture, prepared by the Coege of Medicine ard
Pharmacy of the city of New York. Is confidently re
commended for all fdeby produced by secret in
iulgcnce of any kind II is inv auabe
y for impotence sterly, barrenness unless depend
ing on maLformaton)
Single bottles 81 each Of half dozen S.;
fully packed and sent TO oil parts ofthe Union.
Office OF the College of Medicine and Pharmacy. 95
Nassau street. w. = RICHARDSON, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-02

Q3- OUR READERS WILL NOTICE THE DECI-
sion of the United States Circuit Court has been given
avor the patenee relating to the Knfe Cleaning Ma
chine will be by report in this days paper
This is the machine which has been exhibited in
the Fair ofthe American Institute for the last two years
and avorably known to the public and is for sale at No
10 Fulton, and LAG Wooster street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-02


Total amount ofspece received since Sept LIST $4250
The tax bill introduced into the Legislature of Mary.
land few days SINCE has passed both Houses and is
law ofthe State Iprovdes for the payment OF the in.
arrears and also for the prompt payment Of that
accrung passed the Senate by vote Of II to 8. It
WILL without doubt accomplish the important objects for
which it was enacted.
bill is pending before the House of Representa-
tives Michigan which prohibits the issue and circu
aton of bank bills under the denomination Of FIVE dollars
The chairman of the Finance Committee of the Massa-
chuses House of Representatives estimates the receipts
into the treasury Of the Commonwealth the present year
at 1854 45o and ordinary expenditures at $as7 $685.
making an cess in expenditures Of 3 SAB.
The Boston money market has lately been very much
sgtated by the movements going in the different rail
road stocks Considerable speculation has existed in
Western shares. Prices have lately fallen of very much
The actual business of the road is daily increasing The
receipts were for the ninth week in
Passengers ...... -. ......S3,ao0 $3@6
Freight 1888 53i4
7aQ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-02

fh3- RHEUMATISM.--Ho important to those who
have Rheumatism Govt Contracted Cords Muscles is
the Indian Vegetable Elixir and Linment, which has
never been known to fail in single case, to those
complaints and to show the public that believe what
we the article warranted in all cure the
money shall be refunded II you wish better proof than
this you be referred to those who have used this
remedy and cured and call them and learn from
heir. own mouths its effects 1t has been used by hun
ireds and in instance failed to Let those act
ed try it once and they may be convinced From 81
Courtlandt st., N. Y and North 9Th st. Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-02

GT3-IS YOUR CHILD SICK AND HAVE YOU NOT
msak the OF its disease Such may be the case
md while you rng with by using trashy articles
for its relief it may pine away and die Recollect tina,
worms kill thousands and the is suspected
che remedy easy and sure Watch the symptoms well
and if you suppose that the cause, remember
that Sherman's Worm Longes fare specific. and have
obtained the of the celebrated Worm Destroyer and
may be had genuine at DR.. Sherman's Warehouse, LOG
Nassau street and Of his agents. 40 Broadway 10 Aston
House. DOT Hudson street, 1888 Bowery, n East Broadway
and 1879 Fulton street. BROOKLYN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-02

hy- HAIR ERADICATOR FROM 81 COURT.
andt street warranted 10 the hair from the face
neck arms, and will not njure the skin. Also Hays
Linmen warranted 10 cure any case Of Piles and Dr.
McNairs Acoustic OIL a certain cure for deafness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-02

ANOTHER RICHMOND IN THE FIELD THE inha-
bitants OF Nauvoo, the "City OF Blessedness" have
commenced, we perceive, the campaign for the
Presidency. They have come out openly against
Mr.. Clay, as federalist ofthe old school; and Mr..
Van Buren, is still more obnoxious, on account of
an understanding which they alege exist between
him and Mr.. Benton, that if elected he will still
further prosecute the followers of the Prophet.
Under these circumstances, they have unfurled the
banner for Joe Smith himself. This adds another
candidate to the list. We have now Mr.. Clay, for
the wings; Mr.. Van Buren,, for the locofocos; Mr.
James G. Birney, for the abolitioniss; and Pro-
phet Joe Smith, for the Mormons. We recon-
mend, as additional candidate, Father Miller for
the Miertes; the Rev. David Hale, for the hypo-
critics; and Colonel Webb, for all those who want
legacies. We think then the list wouldbe toerably
complete.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-02

LATEST FROM ALBANY.-We are indebted &c
Pomeroy and Co. for Albany papers of yesterday
morning.
The Albany Argus says:--
The discussion on the question of approprating the
amount of money received the direction of
Seward from the U. treasury, out Of the proceeds
the public lands continued in the Senate yesterday
In the Journal we find the annexed
1t will be that Gov Bouck has nominated and the
Senate confirmed Amasa Parker of Delaware Cir.
cult Judge for the 3rd Circuit in place of Judge Cush
ma resigned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-02

o. PROFESSOR BRONsON's COURSE OF LEG
TURES ON UNIVERSAL PHILOSOPHY, commences
tuesday, March 5h in the Broadway Tabernacle at
during which the Natures Relations and Destnie
of all things will be considered the Manikin dissected to
the little finger; three four hundred engrsvings illus
rative Of subjects given ench auditor without charge
many hundred splendid Paintings from London, exhibited
magnificent scale to aid in the demon straens also
four five Of the best Recations and Songs each Lee
ture by himself Mr. Nash and Others with instrumental
music Admission 25 cents for gentleman, with with
pay the heavy expenses Tickets at the Book and Music
stores. The 2nd Lecture Friday, sth-aferward, Mon
lays, Wednesdays and Fridays See full Programme
Residence 406 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-02

MISUNDERSTANDING the other REVEALS OF the day,
side BY side with the revival Of business may no.
tce the revival Of the shinplsster currency. And
one of the most marked Of this sort is the Paineld
Bank of New Jersey. There is bill before the
New Jersey Legislature to repeal the charter Of
this concern, but we hope that they will postpone
action on this point for fortnight or three weeks
80 ne TO give time to the community to get rid Of
itr notes. Now is the time to be careful what kind
of money you tss,. In revival Of trade, attempts
will always be made e:yevive shinplastcr banks
and Jacksonville the public ~. care,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-02

The Weekly Herald, published this day, will con-
tain full account of the recent horrible accident
on board the Princeton steamer near Washington,
with an engraving and plan of the locale, with
other interesting intelligence Price 81 cents by re-
tall cents wholesale.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-06-01

a.. .,,m.li, announced my nsms ss sn'
aa.,s 10, ,bs ol,es N psss,dsn' " me Vo'
. '.d s,s,s,, and Iron . high sense u os'y .
/ h.,s accepted The aos''nsnoo. ~"
In mo,.oyss ratified by another Ce"see,
, "ss" so,ooossd u DeIsgs'ssfso'n every ps"
- me United States, who ssssme'sd on 'ns
"a inst, In Baltimore. being Tho: PLACES
.,,h m, own consent, In the attitude o.
s..a,d.,s 10, tina, high Office, fes' myse"
s."od 70 ,s.pec, and perform oil tho do''e'
and obligations whaes oppsf's'n 10 mo !"
the, character
IN. .slsc,;ou Of a Chief Magistrate o's
r,.e area, and enlightened nation |" on'
# tho graves, and most 'no'"e"'oos :. !.
,,oo, which tho People can exercise |" !"
automatically, and oogh, to DO essl I Z,
,h.,, oxn business. Upon tho wisdom o,
,hs,, choice depends the preservation ana
.oondoes. Of free institutions, and inc ws''
fare and prosperity Of themselves 'n ma.
KING il, they should be free, Impartial sno
Wholly unbiased by the conduct Of can
dda,e himself. Not only, IN my oP'n,on'
!. !, hi, du,y to abstain from all solicitation"
d,,sc, or indirect, of their suflrase', but nc
should avoid being voluntarily placed III SIT
nation, 10 seek, or in which no might oe
supposed to seek, to influence 'ae'f juoe'
ment.
Eo,er,a ming these views Of wha. becomes
a candidate for The exalted office OF Pres'
den, of the United States, shall act u
,tric, conformity with them. Hereafter
and until the pending Presidential election
j, decided, | cannot accep. nor attend an!
public meeting Of my fellow citizens as
,embled in reference 10 that object, I
which may have been or shall be invited
[, is my wish and intention, when Ieav'
this city, to return homo as quietly and a.
quickly as possible, and, employing myse'
in nv private business and affairs, there
await the decisi of the Presidential cleo
ton, acquiescins in il, whatever It may b
wiz the mos. perfect submission.
hope those who have honered me wit
invitations to which have not yet reP''e'
and those who may have inteadeo me non
Or Of transmitting others, will accept, with
out disaPproba,ion, this exposition OF IN
motives BY which am governed.
am, gentlemen, your friend &c.
II. CLAY.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-06-01
LETTER FROM Mr.. CLAY.

To the Editor of the National lntelligencer:
GENTLEMEN: Prior to the commence.
men,, and during the progress Of the journey
which | have recently made TO some Of the
Southern States, l received numerous in.
vitations to visit my fellow citizens at vari
Gus points Of tho Union. was compelled
to decline accepting the greater number Of
them, and in most instances, transmitted
answers accordingly; but, as | may have
omitted toreply to some Of them, and as
others addressed to me may not have reach
ed me, tn all such request to be allowed,
through the National lntelligencer, TO com
municate general and respectful answer,
and 10 state the ground on which | shall
feel constrained to place any similar inv'
tations with which may be in future hon
ored.
These popular demonstrations Of friend
ship, attachment, and confidence towards
me are highly gratifying to my feelings
aid are entitled 10 an expression Of my pro
found and grateful acknowledgements. l
it were suitable and proper, in my judge
ment, 10 meet sssemblages Of my felIo,
citizens on the occasion proposed, ! woule
embrace the opportunity with pleasure, ane
should exchange friendly situations will
a warmth and enthusiasm, on my part, 10
exceeded by their own. But an event o
importance took place on the first instant il
Baltimore. A Convention Of Delegate.
from the Wing party, coming from all part
Of the United States, acting in conformity
with the we'll ascertained wishes and senti
mspts Of the Wings ofihe United States