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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-16

90 Badness AND DANDRUFF. - Oldridge'
Balm Of Columbia is the only article that will stop III
hair from falling off, restore ii when bald-besides
always keeps the head free from dandru which ia tn
primary cause Of Badness except when lost by sickness
sod this Balm causes it to grow very thick and fast Sol
at 81 Courtlandt street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-16

9s- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED The
ionic Mixture prepared By the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy of tho city of New York, confidently r,
commended for all ofdebty produced by in
ialgence OF any kind It is an valuable
y Or impotence serty, or barrenness unless depend
lag on mal-formation)
Single bottles 81 each cases Of half dozen IS;
Ally packed and sent to all parts ofthe Union.
Office Of tha College OF Medicine and Pharmacy. o.
Nassau street. VS.. RICHARDSON. M. D., Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-16

ST. THOMAS This part of creation was guted
with produce, was afflicted with the yellow fever,
and was visited with the rainy season two months
earlier than usual, about the LIST inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-16

0h- DEAFNEsS-The unrvalied success Of DR.. Nc
Nairs Acoust Oil in relieving persons who suffer almos
constantly with buzzng noises continual humming SC
which are hut symptoms of approaching deafness. ha
gained for II reputation never before equalled AL
though other articles have been advertised yet the des
Of being cured unless they get The genuine
article at 81 Courand street Price 81 per flask.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-16

fhy-ARE YOU TROUBLED WITH REACHES AND
bed Bugs sure radiance OF these troublesome YER
min may be had at 81 Courtlandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-16

Mexico Our last advices from this country are
to the first of last month. There had been All
earihq lakeland rumors of several commotons in
the Interior. Santa Anna was a, his country seat
There is probably trouble in Tobasco about this
time. An exp dltion to revoutonze that depart
ment sailed about two weeks ago from New Or
leans. II was under the command of Santmanat.
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o. Postscript Ia O'CLOCK-THE LATEST
Neutrality-suspicious. Of reporters returning last night
church on the opposite side OF the way large crowd Of
gents issuing from Ola Broadway all apparent.
y well dressed of whom in height Of fashion.
Seeing SO large number at late hour naturally
I'd enquiry his part, which satisfactorily tx.
planned follows 1T appears that Phalon has recently
introduced few improvements vitality affecting the inter
est and comfort Of every gentleman and which hes caus
ed perfect rush to his Hair Cutting Rooms in order that
Tho.s ono hr"sRes pwa~s Gent cean and shs fact 81
closing the Sabbath fills his spacious saloon with
TONER'S who DESTROYS OF feeling and appearing well
sundays. Try his plan, and your head will feel
clear and your ideas flow smooth learned philoso
pher OF the nineteenth century.
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az PRfVATk MEDICAL AID-The members

the New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy il
returning the public thanks for the liberal support they
received in their esrts to suppress duackery
beg leaveto state that their particular attention continue,
e be directed to all diseases of private nature, and from
pitfalls of Europe in the treatment of those Diseases the,
confidently offer TO persons requiring medical aid al
vantages not to be met with in any institution IN TIM
country either public private The treatment OF thu
College Is such az to insure in every case and
totally different nom that practice Of ruinint
the constitution with mercury anl ip leavine
disease much worse than the original One OF the mem
bers Of the College for many years connected with tn
principal hospitals of urcpe attends daily for consulta
ion from AM. to s PM.
Terms-Advice and medicine, IS A cure guaranteed
IMPORTANT TO CoUrrRv NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. living il
the country and not finding convenient attend per
,onay, can have forwarded to them chest containnt
III medicines requisite to perform perfect by STATING
heir case explicitly together with al symptoms time
contraction and treatment received elsewhere If an,
nd enclosing Co. post paid addressed to
w. 8. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent.
once and Consulting rooms Of the College, o5 Nassa
street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-26
Ill sTEI.s sIr

dTfilfE1DA CLASS WORMS. a.. So
PURSUANT - atnd II Trust 40 me-. en-
Horace II Miller and WlIe. dated ths tti
az 81 N-fsHi'' IT, q. ana recorded u ,ha CORK ,
ahlen - ~ county caatf II ONO county y. III
lid hHuk ~. page fls. ! val on Ta-.Iav thl.
irtifih daf Of Nsrca nexf. sell Al public auefu1a
II thr ifoai door of the sonrt house ~ safl conn
e. COMMENCING sad safe at fstn o'cIp l. T. " .
tho lral estate convened Ia me hY said decd ~ lih
.at hAtates' improvements and apIurteuantts,
hat Is II sat
Square, 1tunisrta q and a. fihIftf three an
oitA oatt 90 itt al iHnh to SBu AhteIl.a.
q eHi Us samuel SpiilR and J4hn Rteht.
"hia n cHnilnoHly taiitd RtchlctoWrs each ii
"hiEH '4uaFrs contains sAturn JOS, nuInbtlcd
I'm On. -iffe n i4cjuste.
taai I0i Numbered Nwul ani he North hall
I euaI lai uumheTrd tthtec with ihe pfl.I.sge
-.i arY q DE Denny am, wihtn thc Nortn
ana South Inc Of sal coal lo Numbered lWa ana
shld han II coal ioi numbered fhffc.
Los numbered . aud Ia thine 1nI ten 10
.Saare NUMBERED = twenty foufl "a lhe stm
The property viii be Offered ia parcels n togo.
iher as may suit hid ers.
TERMS or SAf.E-Se much Of The purchase
money vii be re4mfed IN hand a. " be suthri-
eHt 10 deifay tbs eKF epses aud commissions
provided form said deed. tsgelnsr wit tbf
amount Ifff q Hea eand one kaHdred gas Ninety
inier, 81 then de On the iw hfsf bonds mention
ED IN SAID deed. az ia. RESIDUE al sad purchase
money. fiffe hanfrei aud sir'y Mae s9HIr
uHd frcHh cant, viii be rtqulttd o. The Hi
DAY 81 ofensher lstli aud the fesifui ON the 18th
day OF November 1875 the deferred payments ~
be satists foriY secured.
lac lite = believed 10 he unlaaaten1be. but
lug a. trustee u d,riaks only 10 convey
snch ilile as Is vested u me hy said deed
jan Us DANIEL. LAVE, i'rrsffe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-26
DFNTYSTRy.
DIR. Z MERRITT. DEN1IST.

tIsrE W rirfssuaen
" ESPEErfULLY arsta ,nre 10 he citizens Of
" Wheeling and lis vicinity Thai he cnuien
plss6o SAILING Tits city bis residence. aud viii
nsss n y IA op<rntnnn VI ihr Teeth
orr d ~ dwelling Quincy stree. heiwrea
rouuh ~ rs5sh sssseis Oh " fare 'oa'h oi ihe
Csmso 49, jan 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-26

TulS company Fsing nav duly organized, Is
prepared 10 make Insurance on every dcs.
cslpion Of FIR and Marine Risks, such n vel
ling Houses. Store " ousee with their CON
tents. Also, Steam Boats, Flat Roats aud KEEL
Boa with Their cargaet Ia mad from any rori
on tAe OHIO and N1ssissippi overs, or their trib.
utarv streams. App ieatt5n f.r Insurance. 10 bt
mnds for the present nj tue Office OF the Wheel
ing Savings Institution
au- Il MCCOY Scc'y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-26

UNJUST SAtF-Ry virtue Of decd II Trust.
dated the 10Th day Of March sac. record.
e1 IA book 81, page DC In the Clerks offde II
Ohio county, executed bv John VI clark 10 rne.
| vii expose io ale ~ the font door II the
ronti house of sald county or The path day of
February uexi, The vest all Of lot null sired J.
IN lie 9Th sguar, If h citY Of WHEEL mr.. ffoning
on Monroe street npon VII oh IL erscicd. lhe
house formerly called The pc vhriiau Hotel
Also, fraction nf lot number ed On~ IN thu
18th Square of said city. hay nj fllY fee IN front
IN Ali street and rrnniI back IS feet on
Quincy street
Selilae a. Trustee .hal only convey opeh
tile ~ have under the de- Of trust
ian % Al Y " II Spr. YrUs4,r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-26

>gyo RENT.-A. s ToDD, will rem on he Sd
floor over hs shoe store. large room ~ by
60 feel IN sze. stumble fora eebool room
Inn @
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-26

COMMISSION OF FAirU.-h few copies OF
l the Presbyterian Confession of Failh, tn.t re-
ceiy,d and fo, sle nv W ROBB.
inn & Is41 corner nf mnin o1d II nj n ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-26

DTLOT CLOTHS
SENstNFY Il RHODES have on hand n
large stock II the ahovc anice. Nhich they will
sell wihout pteiii. II yon eall s'on. laG l.
4 OVERT : EMENT XTktORDlN AtY -
II you wish 10 see the brightest ght,
That aver mt your visual ghi,
just st"p along On Market square,
At Camuhine lighting time aud there,
lust iaf aanlpmhnt p1nae and pop
Into GEO WILKINSON shop,
Aud take y look ~ his cnmphlne,
The be.i lhntypu have ever sem
There's Hoihine 7. mt can give light,
Or burn 81 beautifully bright.
.-.Fxeepi II he the dakzb ~ sun,
And thai iise ( is n,os eaidone.
For cheapHes- and for br llaney,
There's stl ing III tbs count -
In ny land or anywhere
That cnn will his camphinc compare.
Won nigh "a well while vnu hfctherc,
just east Your eye an his TINT are;
Tue wofkmansn l. goo and neat.
And ils assortment - complete.
Which cannoi fail TO please yon all,
Th.n don't delay to make call. lan
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-26

yUyo RENT--A TODD. will rent from The
n III Of nell Apr tnhm same 10 ~ ieet
fee, in -iz- The 2nd floor n the fenr ol Cas"'
:. n,.g;ad.' I'm shoe, suitable fl q school room.
ian
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-26

I.NiItt q MARINE INsuRANCE-Thets IRE
t"osiiuniions only in Which ipdi,ulnals can
" placed where they can adequately appreciate
the Aaue Of insurance. These are. whll, and
ing uppn the runs Of Their own urnperty. ther
receiving from an insurance Office The full n
mount winch they have lost ar SANDING on the
samr spot surrounded perhaps bf i solaIr Inn
H. lamentrg hat stupidity and folly winch haf
Ia led 10 -. VIDE tpr such ,onuag
: AfklNSuN. A1ent Of the pROrEe rlON
INSURANCE. co OF HARfFp1,D, Conn
vii take rsks On dw,I. haustp ware house
stores, mlls. Getori,s dc, teg,ihr Will tha
contents, such NJ furniture, merchandise M
chinpv. aud eycrvothcr Description NJ iusutnbie.
pfnrerty Also, on steam, ktel aud Hat boat,
ana iheir earg'es 10 and from any port On III,
Western Watera
;, ofhce on Main street, nearly opposite The 4 s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-26

VHN MEXICAN Almanac fr 1871. Just
n reecyed and for sale by w J ROBB,
i,u Corner nf main and union sl's,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-26

\ itW BBfS. FAMILY FLOUR mn ~
I "hi.' Nhe"i, just received aud ftr sale ~
Sept II 1si2 / IRWIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-26

Fu,RUSrskLE- BY yirueof a deed rmat
executed by Jacob T. Bier ard recorded IN
the slefk's ollie of Ohie coenty / shall on
SATURDAY he2 day Of February next, proee, d
= sell at publlc anctie 10 the hie ,cst bidier at
The trent door Of The 20 art house. Of Ohio 20 NY.
nil the rlRht, tile and interest OF Jacob T. Bpr
III and % lots No. orc, I'VE, tneee and four IN
the I'd qnare ~ Sprlgs & Rltehie's addition 10
south Wheeling, commonly called Rltchl.lown,
whereo. ~ a valuable steam raw mill Alsp,
}ll sui HERS rght, fitl, aud interest in and ~
lots No i've, SIX aud thirteen in the elh sqtare M
ihe "A re addition, wherein is a valuable dwel
u y muse and other buildings. Also all SAID
~. SITUATE nj ths enr ser If John ant Fii1h
slfaeis n The clty of Whoalua. Selhng NJ
I'm tee shal onlYcanvey such llfle asis vested
~ ~ by The deed ut irrst TERMS made kso,sn
NJ he 'inne aud place oi ,ale
IN } VI NEL-SAN L,..-.--
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-26

HBtNlN GGcD~--M,lc caler.d Aipacas
Meunacs aid Norslin - Tainos f,r dfe-srs
'"' PAN Sh'ws t-nmc n'ni,t'el) Also fso
assefmcot "i friendly rtlni, and olher plaza GOODS
~ co. W / SEIRY'S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-26
LleoK AND Jon PRINTING

NOR RENT-Ihe go ,ealefa dwel fse
n h..a-e raw occupied nv H. s..b eriief. s.iaa
trd On Centre street. Essi Whee ne iull b
as,a - j hf,ck sial,ls are Hiiaehr'i Terms a's
Apply - MAIN ot1bAsS
Iau24
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-26

n askETS-A lrl tray Hing BASKETS.
: ~ iced by lect , " r sEiBY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-26
LADIES'.
: DAYS FROM NEW YORK;

~ - hOM NJ" hohh-N .
- TODD. has received by Greene * Co.'S Line.
a fresh sppfly of Ladies. Mems and Chilbrens
plain. Fur bound AMI lined Rubber Shoes very
beautiful ard supcrlar article. hll snpply Of Chi
drens Lare Boot-. niahle lpr the The
nisve gopd. eh New Rnfk on The 5h. and reached
Whc cling the l0ih inst. Beat this who caa
jan Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-26
l,AMPBELL,s AND RICE's DE

ri W NPUEIDN n u NTtT7S UT
q ! BATE--The Undersigned having entered
luio arrangements with he Pnhlisfef "A ihe Vhee-
lag agent iar ihr sn'c Of Campbell and RICE
controversy, lately held nj LeHlhglon, KY " rends
10 receive suhscrpinn. f,f ihe same
The work will mike about 300 pages oeiovo,
bound in Muslin or Leather. and the price 90 per
copy nr copies for $50, such ~ are desrans Of
securing enfly copies will please rail- md sihseflbe
The hook will be ready in etonI weeks. and II
- desirable ihot early subscription napefs be made
up 10 order 10 secure a sufficient snpplv. W greni
Ia the demand. JOHN IIASWELL.
ianI6 Ifninn ST. Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-26

haidanss af AL knda, ST. no, brick or wooden
all tier tpnfrntss
Sieanopa ;; hctories; mills, Sc.
Furuifuf,;
And merchandise ~ all biatls
And against nii anuRrts hifr u4ilnr fhn Trans
porthhon 81 to1asou rlyors tl.rs, soas, cannls
an raIltoads
Fer Il ceharaftrr ol tn company .tapromp-
ntudo ard nherall'Y Ia the adjustment and pn E.
ment Of losses we beg Lave T., rettr - The m.r.
chants Of thls place AID elsewhere VINO nave had
the adjustment 4 elalms upon us aup4
ell n Naie g = y HNRhfNG - -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-26

Ers. RAVES AND tIANNFIS
II YOU Gull nj the Conner Man md Nnl,son
Slferlss n'nf ihr vito nf III. contemplated p,v
hriNre Won vii buy Some fno blankets Bhtss
mad flnnncls ns they arr good ana thcnp. oel3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-26

LOTHs. cAssIMEREs and Ca.sinels. any
4 KIDD You ~anf. Jusi 10 -uii the Times, nj
ist Is m 4 L Il NARSIi'S
A IPACCAS. Banbaz,ars AMI hiefnos-A
"A fifsiraie assormeni Cueap
naf GENSEAEY d RHODES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-26

~ s GRlEsEMER d. TALLANT. in
ruuiinaing HE bssines- of manufacturing
Inn. Nails. &c At Ihe Wheeling Iron Works under
the firm of ORtESEMER & TALLANr. trust that
ey will merit The support extended 10 the esia-
lishmeni herelaioie. II n their intention To manu-
fn.tse none bn good article. whirh they
confidently believe, will give s-Ii.fariinn 10 all
customers They enrnesll, request those indebted
To the lnle firm of Blskei 6res.s.er 4 Co. 10 come
forward and relieve them from the necessity Of
laking measures ipf collection by law ian Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-12
Amuselncnts.

NrBLo's GARpEN.-We again saw the new Ex-
travaganza Of "Open Sesame" last night, and never
did we Join heartily in the joyous laughter and
planse Of delighted audience than on this occasion.
This extravaganza is from first to last succession Of
striking effects Dances Songs, Combats Choruses and
Comicaltes follow each other in marching order and
double quick time Holland Hassarac is the perfection
Of un-hs chivarous bear ing and knighy carriage
he rides cantering down the stage upon his Arabian
charger is the very acme Of burlesque The band OF
forty marched and cOunermarched with regularity and
precision truly admirable while the Banquet saloon was
fore with the elite of the city and we anticipate from
this time forth a succession Of brilliant triumphs from
Mtchells corps at Niblo's Garden.
CHATHAM THEATRE.-The bills of this house are
emblazoned with the names of Miss Reynolds, John
Seton, John Winans, Miss Cannon, Mr. Kemble Ia new
member Mr. Carpenter, Jack Sheppard, JemmyTwitcher
amount of attraction that cannot be approached by any Of
the rival establishments of the town To night the Golden
be repeated The latter piece, with little better sub
ordination among the supers, would present model Of
perfection well worth the observance of other managers
The highprced Bowery for example, might well take a
lesson from the performances at this house.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.-Fer dexterity in Leger-
deman Mr. Sutton, is without rival IN the range OF our
ting. He nightly delights fashionable and numerou,
audience and it will, imagine, DO sometime before
his continually varied performances will cease to be at
tractive.
continue to draw great houses, and return the man
sger rich reward for his industry and perseverance In
catering for the public amusement See the bill and ad
versement and you will be to 60 at hapast h,
afternoon and this evening and the Giant and hea
the orphean Singers Mrs Western Great Western, ant
others.
O." Of, off and away-And swift flew the
light barque DER the sivery baylor to descend
from Pegasus and come down to plain prose-The
boat leaves for Albany this afternoon at o'clock, and
carries conveys, which ever you choose, the Fat
Girl" In what capacity we are unable to say, but we
should opine most probably II would be as ballast II
would be good speculation for the of line OF
packets engage her, particularly the black ball Her
father we know is5wiling and we don't think Mar shall
will object as his doctrine is, put money in your peck
e." A performance takes place at O'Clock this after.
noon The Giantess, Dwarf, and Giant Boy are to be
winche, the wonderful Orphan Family, penny
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MONEY MARKET.

.
Another crash to-day in the stock market The decline in
prices in several instances reaches four and six per cent
The sales were quite large At the old board, Harlem
declined per cent Long Island ?; Norwich and Wor-
cester All Ohio SIS il Vicksburg Canton y Farmers
Trust stonington 81 Illinois United States Bank
firm at yesterdays prices, and Indiana advanced per
cent At the board, Long Island fell off per cent
Norwich and Worcester Harlem d Ohio SIS 1; Illinois
Farmers Loan 2 Illinois State Bank, vicksburg and
United States Bank closed firm at yesterday quotations
There no operations in Morris Canal at either hoard
resolution passed at the old board to the effect that oil
contracts made for good be fulfilled and only
those made the receivers today subject to
the decision of parties interested in the Investigations.
The Savannah Insurance and Trust Company have de-
cared dividend and quarter per cent for the la
six months.
Foreign exchange still rules very high Prime bills on
London quoted at 1904 1921 There are vary few
bills in the market and very limited demand. Between
this and Saturday, packet day, there will probably be
enquiry and unless the market should be better
supplied with bills, the rates must advance.
There il very little doing domestic exchanges and
the quotations remain without much altera
ton The seasons business is about over and the mao
tiviy of summer will soon be upon There has been
very large business transacted in this city the last spring
but it has been conducted principles very dieren
from those enforced in past years The great improve
ment in the currency has enabled the western and
southern merchant to bring the bank issues OF his own
State this Market and pay his debts at the most rng
discount For many years past the country merchant
from very section compelled to submit to
loss Of from five to fifteen per cent in quidatng his
Liabilities this city The evil still exists to GER
tain extent far Alabama money is concerned This
great uniformity Of value in the issues Of nearly all the
banks through the country has reduced the rates OF ex
int nd i'm o
broherayo very much The exchange business at this
moment ia in the hands OF private houses bat there is
little doing tina. very few keep up any extended
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-12
City Intelligence.

Lower Police Omce-Tuesday Way TO
CIR SUIT OF CLOTHES AND Gar INTO PRIsoN-Alexan.
der Hirley, Of IS Broome street. purchased suit Of
clothes from George B. Clarke taller 1872 William street,
Saturday night valued at SIS 60 which were to- be
paid for delivery at his shop The clothes were taken
home by John Clarke, who accompanied Hirley to his
place of business On arriving there Hrley made some
excuse about funds and asked Clarke to step out with
him until he could the needful, to which Clarke
assented After travelling about time without
cess Clarke insisted upon returning to the shop and ia
the shop was found closed and the clothes among tie
missing Having since ascertaned that the clothes were
by some person acting associate Of Hrley,
Mr. Clarke procured for his for
tive larceny, for which he was locked up for trial
ATTEMPTED MuRpER.--A man named John NJ. Leech,
was arrested yesterday, on charge Of stabbing VIM
City Hospital, and is not expected to live.
BLACK HIGHWAY RoBBER.-Oficer Bowyer yesterday
arrested black boy named James Jones, alias John Will
down young woman named Jane Vaupragg daughter
of Alexander Of "a Laurens street. the 2Sh OF March
she was issuing from the jewellery store Of Mrs Male
that she had just purchased This rogue was pursued al
the time of the robbery by officer Bowyer but made his
escape by running to the roof Of the house and crawling
down the chimney. He was fully committed the
charge.
STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT ALMosr.-Yesterday morning at
half past three o'clock the steamboat New Jersey sprung
aeak the Kitchen much to the confusion Of the cook
II appeared that the bukhead which separated the kitchen
from the paddle box in that magnificent boat too rot
bear the dashng Of the water against it, and gave
way After spending more than two hours trying to
mend it. the enterprsng navgators got under way again
and arrived in this city just hours behind the time
Pretty well this for opposition
CorOner's Ohice-JUNE ll.-An inquest held
yeser upon the little girl named Caroline Christie
killed by being run over by an omnibus on Monday Her
parents resided 345 Blescker street The jury rendered
verdict OF accidental death.
Another held on the body of young man named
John McGrady who had died from the effects Of blow
received upon the head with brick sent by boy
tour years since which followed by an attempt to
cure by "rephineing his skull He had been inmate
of Bellevue Hospital since and out few days since
to die at his mothers house. 81 Centre street The brain
of the young found to bs much emaciated and
nearly half dried up.
Inquests were also held on two cases, named Ann
McQusde, of 36 Orange and Mary Anderson, Of 1873 An
hony street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-12

03- CUTANEOUS AFFECTIONS-The great virtues
Of sarsaparila restorer OF purity to the blood and
consequently of maladies arising from its mpury
well known 10 the world To get there
fore is important object Messrs Comstock Co. hav
ing given much attention to this subject have at length
brought forth article far superior 70 any in
We advise every to this celebrated Extract al
is eecua Alternative to the system, regulates the
stomach gives increased appetite and promotes diges
ton. Sold Mt 81 Courtlandt street. Price so cents per bot
tie or 81 per dozen.