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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-28
AmusementS.

AMERICAN MUsEUM-BENEFIr OF SHERMAN, THE
SPLENDID BALLAD SINGER.-On account of Mr..
Sherman who leaves New York for Europe on Wednes.
day the manager will give two performances tomorrow,
Of character eaual,ed before Winchell the
LIBERATED Drollerist Cole the wonderful Conortonist
with his learned Dog and several other performers well
known, engaged expressly for the benefit Perior-
names al 81 and r NJ The Giants still engaged,
aud may be seen at all hours We scarcely need advise
the friends of Mr. Sherman the lovers OF amusement
to remember the bill for TO morrow.
CHATHAM THEArRE.-To-morrow evening, Mrs.
Mcclure, who is an immense favorte, takes her
benefit She is actress of undoubted ability possess.
ing refined taste and great ruthfuness The pieces
lected independent OF the attractions connected with the
OCCASION the opportunity afforded to the lovers of the
drama Of tesyng their appreciation of most deserving
lady of the first order of excellence consisting OF
Shies splendid play of Evadne and the Somnambuhst in
both OF which pieces the bene6ciare performs principal
characters The Virginia Serenaders appear the oc-
casion also. asyoung lady, Miss Augustine Belmont,
whv will make her first appearance any stage and sing
favorite song The rinn plant of the Chatham
under the present Of managemt must continue
On Friday night Mr. Daverna took his benefit, and not
withstandirg the threatening state oil the weather.
greeted with an overlooking house.
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City Intelligence.

THE PrcKrocKEr TOMS THE OFFICERS AT
LARer-Strange this may from the occurrences
of the past three days. yet less strange than true
Jack Milton alias Hatfield, the pickpocket, who
rested by officers Sweet Brown Fream and Frank smith
Thursday, charge Of picking the pocket OF G..
Pennmsn, Esq, Of Albany, Of s6a, whileihe paying
his passage at the captains office OF the steamboat Knick
erbocker while she was laying at the wharf at Albany,
brought before the Recorder yesterday the writ Of
habeas corpus issued compel his return after he had
ted for ban the officers who had him in custody
Afeg considerable Argument pro and con- by COUNSEL Re-
corder 1aiimadge decided that the prisoner should be
maded to the custody Of officer Brown, under the
rant issued by Justice Comsock of Albsnyo appear be-
fore him again, Monday next Immediately
AFTER officer Brown committed him to he Tombs and the
counsel of Hatfield consented that the officers should
in their recognzance for appearance to the
of $3.50 EACH demanded for damages for the alleged
false arrest Imprisonment and abduction Of pckpocket
Hatfield ia closely confined in the city prison and the Off
again duty to spot" the ickpockes who
preparing for attendance at the Baltimore Convention
TO fleece the delegates sent there to nominate Presidents
An interesting account Of the whole affair will appear to-
morrow.
FoRcERY.-A fellow named Thomas Gillespie was ar.
rested yesterday on charge Of presenting forged
check in the name Of Charles King Co.. dry good mer
Chants on the Bank OF Commerce. for 81 $685. which
paid by the paying teller The money recovered
and the rogue fully committed for trial Further partcu
lars
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$59,S2l so

The increase in the business the canals this year
from merchandise going West well as in the additional
quantity of produce coming The canals opened this
year two weeks earlier than last thereby giving mer-
chandse longer time to pass through these
and acopsequent increase in tolls The revenue from
OF Internal Improvement is of the vital
Importance to the State its depends the ability
OF the Government to meet the annual interest on our
large State debt The bill granting the Utica and schen
ectady Railroad the privilege carry ing freight through
the season canal navigation is suspended by paying the
usual tolls has passed the House with the ma
Jorty 1t will doubtless meet with favorable reception
III the senate and soon become law This i'll prove to be
avery advantageous move far this city
The Lakes Of the West and the North River are op.n
sometime after the canal closes The navigation of the
Lakes suspended usually little time before the
closing OF the river These channels of communication
working in this way will enable the forwarders of pro-
duce &c to make thorough clear of their supplies
before all the of transportation the are sus
pended The arrivals of produce al Buffalo between the
closing OF the canals and the suspension of navigation on
she Lakes, can all reach Albany by railroad before the
closing of navigation the river This is a desiders
tum long wished rt will enable the producers Of the
West to realize Immediately after harvest their crops
instead OF being compelled to wait until spring. The
sumo benefits that will be realized in the fall will be real
ised in the spring before the opening the canals This
measure should have been adopted long time since
The people Of the West have long demanded il. We
trust the Senate will pass it unanimously.
The Legislature of Pennsylvania have yet done no
thing The Committee of Conference meet with great
difficulties in their meetings, in agreeing upon some of
the important points Of the bill Monday will
be the last day OF the session. advces areup to
the Goth, The prospect is very dubious for the bill
The Cotton Market continues very dub The failures
that have lately taken place among the Spectators
caused by the accumulation of large stocks at high
prices without sufficient capital to hold for better prices
Many went into the business of the SUPPOSE
ton that the crop would be light and the supplies short of
the demand. Recent accounts have satisfied all that the
will be the Prices, consequently, have ex.
perienced decline, from which they cannot recover
We the latest report of the stocks and receipts
REcEirrs SrocKs OF CorroN AT DATE
Receipts Stocks.
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Foreign Markets.

FAJARDo, P. r. March 29.-sugar-- We have to note
the sale Of lot of hogsheads at SO 25 If the demand
which s fair at present should continue
in price may reasonably be counted Current rates
may be quoted thus list quality 81 % SO 50 Of the 2d
qualities some sales have been effected at s. rs, and
Several orders have been filled the of ten cents
but as the enquiry is brisk holders expecting ad
vance Nine cents the gallon may be taken the pre-
sent current prices
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yy-IdiE MOST VALUABLE EXTRACT OF sAB.
SAfAkLLA, at present before the public is that prepar
Ell ~ ne New ork College Of Medicine and Pharmacy
established Tor me suppression Of quackery will be
seen from tne following notice OF il in the late edition OF
brandes rrscuca dictionary Of the Materia Meica -"
This article has been prescribed in chronic rbsum
tism-in obstinate cntaneous eruptons-in indolent u
gnnduldr affec onsi diseases of the homes Dr.
tended by dull aching paius tumors and nodeswastno
ofthe aeshand it has proved valuable remedy and ha
sometimes effected cure where other alteratyes hav.
been long administered in vain and when the J;.easJ
of the system has been Of many years duration In
the after treatment of syphilis and where mercm
ny has inurously affected the system possesses
hitherto observed in any other article of the Mater
Medica"
Sold in single Bottles, at. Is cents each
in Cases Of half a.dozen Bottles, 50 90
one dozen =" 8 90
Cases forwarded TO all parts Of the Union.
B-h very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers
Office OF the College, on Nassau street
w s. RICHARDSON, NJ. D.. Agent
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AMERICAN mU1IaUm,
Il N ID P K r 2 h I u AL. FAIR.

THE MOST EnILLIANT SUCCESS.
ONE DAY ONLY MONDAY APRIL 20
GRAND PERFORMANCE
At half past o'clock AFTERNOON. in The evening
FAREWELL BENEFIT OF MIR X. q SHERMAN,
Tb. To1 pulaT IslTG :.Fe' +, e. New t9
d.rs Of the be om 10 O'Clock A NJ till
I'll hal :!ast3, and from ill 10:
MIR WlNCliELL, the irmi;able DIollerist Mr. WIN.
COLE, the Conto; ton, M,ss AFFAIR, the charming W..
calist; Ia PEllTE C.ktTO, the admired DanU,s. and
Singer Mr. sHERMA.; tbs wonderful snd AIMED DOG
BILLY; and Others Of ,qual emineucc engaged
The G!pSY tAMiLl siI Ia nuIlbeI
The GIPSEY QUEEN the fortune Teller. may be
ly consulted at all hourA oil the day and evening
Tickets Is years ~ cents Twes
tyfve extra for private consultations the ps,
queen. all
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DIR. HOLLJCK,S LECTURES

ON THE ply slULOGY AND PHILOSOPHY OF
CStkUALlFf khrNU bUCTIUN AND NlTAlTIt II.
WI be once mo repeated ir the inh rime. Monday,
Hall Canal eet doors Of Broadway to eertle-
inen only Il Ia the Adm son 10 coats each Tee
,ue t. ladies' az ia the Afternoons Of the da'. ad
mission IS Goats
TIE ilusations viii nss before Of the hteen perfect
mode oi the female form, the feu unborn uft I, NJ
NC A. every stage tesds al pi.faf o1s, ~ q ntt
al BON Oui u ~ 20
Zach lecture comp Itself q at emen e the adj
nitted Tree. s'2 wa
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Town OF AsToR.-The Green Bav Republican
that the long litigation between r. Grgnon and
John Jacob Aston involving the title to the plat
Asor hos been decided by the Supreme Court Of the Uni
ted States in favor of Mr.. Aston similar decision was
made by the Supreme Court Of Wisconsin, of which this
last il in alirmance.
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Cotton Market.

Nrw ORLEANS, April 10 The cotton market was re
Their quiet yesterday the business beicg reported at h
tween 500 and 900 a'es, principally on English
Observation-Disclosures and Mississippi Inferior. Of 81
ordinary, 81; middng, 7a7j middling fair, sa 81
fair, 81 9; good fair, 81 %; good and fine lO}.
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EXTRAORDINARY NOVELTY.


APRIL 30
A TEST Of the truth of rHRENOLOGY and ESME-
"a HlSM ppou ind yidnss under The influence Of the M
TROUS OXIDE or tXIIlLARATING GAS.
Drs DhOW " and JOhNSON having given Dver-l ri the
above scient c erhbous in hs Sou he cities with
duced this wonderful Pbenome
ming above
Ladies gn.men In wish prove their disposition
ed % come T.ad and iphae he Gas, and submit
IN. neurological or Mesmeric era1rnation
Any VIII tcrptic4 in regard either
have Il fully tested by coming forward.
des and those who accompany will take the
gallery.
Tickets Is ceuts eohDoo open eight
oc ock. AT ~ seod
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Total, 1893 2.Oijoo5 t5ia3j 3sos77
this time the crop has yielded 1885, a3 bales
gsns 100000 ut the time last year This settles
ces Tor the season. The stock this year 10 65 1888
a'es against aso,s77 at the same time last year This
ensures supplies.
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i:s's.f T'if sSys " f
;'5 !ss s:sGs
VIZ ~ III. k'' H$T; ss
j"y en- @ bns n E
Msdsa fs: n,mo's wss.m .' fe sSfs's
M ,I i,GTsdy 60. RoS,MSn,. ss.ri S;.':
@ 'EEiS%'d 81 si ih rec
Pache, ship Mdis,or. Chadwick, from L-ndon aud Ports
s1s sha & '' a~s ga s% Hull Eng and
80 2 2q, p0 an" s.h .su S % d., ssd %
IiaCp, Co oa The e".r%d passage Feb
Brig Lexe PiI LsweIss g ay. from s.;m vb fruit to
As d.: Ss1s' al s % s from with '
Brig Ch'I.aaa, Wsnen 20 days from Apslschcola W tn
VIZ Zig .t 1s.a b; sao.y days from Plymouth NC
Bn,,:h schr Adveru'er Mckinney II days from Fire ISL
Sch; vou,is Clark. from swansbco. NC with naval .tors
ss,r EegM Icing Turner, from swansboro. NC with ma
sshs Ocean. Genh. days from Richmond with -four to
sshr Henry Billings. N9EfoIh, corn.
SER Eek S ss &C. Mason i N SS!!ss .s s
scIr Denmark Davis :, hours from Broohh.ven.
~ y ship Cons tuition came IN from below v..,erd.v
aud anchored of the Battery '''
Below.
One ship. one bsrque, two bigs. Wind NE.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
80 - VALPARAiso Jan ~, 1874
Vessels in por-Chle Knowles; Uneida, Tdpo, Isrk
Ibbetts copprius Llama Church. soId Louisa Hard I'm
baltimore, arr Henry Aston Twill Pnhham full 10 sail
Tor home IN few DAYS Eagle (wh) Perry touched here aTt
BosTos, April &c, i8ft-P NJ
Arth morn n.y. sophia Eliza, Cof6n, Il Dusbury, in
days I'm New Zealand and Peraambpco 30 s. with 1909 bis
81 goo p 80 humpback 1000 lis bore Left at Mel nd
Dec O. tase'bock BRISTOL Y out 400 50 900
cDt cles n; 18th ata5ses lo 80 VI sslocp Of war
arren ID days IN Rio for the Pac fc; 7th LAT ~ 10 so
" Dsdcinona, Baker, NIB days fa Rio, clean; 29h IS
II loa "a 30 Lausanne, spauldug, Of and from NY ork
Tor the Sandwich Islands 60 days ou hch lat 10 30 s ion
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PEAAkIs SNM xVHA mUshUm.
BEST BILL. BEST PRICE!!
BEST PER FOR MA esq.
DWARF AS OLD AS TOM THUMB AND THREE
MONIES SHORTER.
AND ANTE.Si,

AND UIANTFsN. AND
49,, Seven fs!fnrmsr-sli for One shilling
MR.. H. BENNETT. ........ MANAGER
The fcllo wing performers will APPEAR -
The GREAT WESTERN, Mr. CONOVFG, the Prorean
Professor CkLESTE, the Dsncsuse, Mrs WESTERN -
ADAIR Miss BLANCHARD. aud Mr. W. CONOtLR.
the comic singer
The Nan ger happy thai re has received from
Europe splendid set Of COSMOKAMIC VIEWS. painted
by the eminent artists
The Mas,gc, has It considerable exp.ncs ,on,rustsd
WHO ARE ADMITTED FREE. Gentlemen charged
Extra shilling The Manager his adopted this plan
the pest Cor his fair patrons.
DOROTHEA WAGSLR,si,er Of the Gip,ey Queen, can
Albino Lady with white h,ir and pink eyes
Performance ia the Lecture Room o'clock
10 An Afternoon Entertainment Wednesdays aud
Saturdays ut . O'Clock.
ADMISSION TO THE WHOLE ONE SHILLING.
AIS
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" EMOV Al

REMOVAL.
iNhS w, FtULKNr.K, Wa ch Maker and Jewell.r has
- removed II IN 3ol 81 Pearl ST. five doors
Dca vi ere he nds his
as od OF tn sam qay raa be DO, ht 10 he city lie
do got pr tend 90 he Of obttng
tel IN m fr IN 10 10 80 cent less han her
de r. Pers, nal att 1t paid eli repa H.
- Cincss, Watchri and Jewelry a2s acc
IAYNe'S TONIC VEkMItUtis-Some med,ene, var.
lated 70 destroy children too THIS is the case th
jaynes Tome V.rmifuge IL does a single IN
which harm the defeats nfsnt, and
e Worms from the syst m with faculty., sud anty
perfectly nisbing Nor this its ,pe
iae otonachc and ~ emittvt a. atemitteut vers
OF Pile. have yielded o. na
tie. DdSr excellent medic the
all dIs-af,s
Prepared only by Dr. D. Jayne Philadelphia For sale by
A. Is Il D SANDS,
10 Fulton street. 273 Brosdw ~, ans
tps8 1mfec II Broadway,
TaNNh's HAIR ToNlC-tor III. gowth pr-aerv alton
mtGy fstuj' 20 the cafn,fnt Of tbs hair hss at
uctr'd "a composing pr para'iou, which has we'd
neatly inl ~ promoting
grow h ard scD zheDg the the hair and
~h re- badness has txsted Tor pro
grous growth of the la is ssti6rd by several
hilhly abe lad vIdu2s whose 6cate,
the ,rparstlon.
II The ladies tbs Hair Tonic particularly recomn
gves lu,nan hrIsney to the hair and preserves the
.fom the Effects Of dampsea
Cent? who wish to improve III r whissers will fud
,h most desired asssta giving thm thick glossy. fine
Prepared aud 'od by Dr. Jayne. Philadelphia For sale by
Il d. SANS,
70 Futon street. 273 br,,dway, and
sp2l im'ee n East Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-28

90 BEALE's HAIR RESTORATIVE, DIR. NORTH.
alis Orris Tooth Wash, williams Eye Water, Sands
ssaparilla Balm Of Columbia Clirehugh's Trcopher.
Gus, liaI Dyes omades Italian Soap, Extracts Tppeca
noe Mile de- Fleurs, Bouquet dc Caroline, SC ut 81
WYlker street, first store from Broadway.
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Passengers Arrived.

LoSDoN-ractet ship Henry and lady
Mrs Emma Hughes Miss Sarah Mason Joseph Adessen
child of L9rdon Joseph Kendall Isle Wgs Edwarf
Mos AID lady Montreal James AlddGe and son. Canada
in the steersge
Observation-Disclosures Ann .Welsh-Mss f. Welsh, NJ
Tuth Wilcox, = Baldwin & Pardeer.
Notwithstanding Chrstana-Mrs Warren, Price, !
Batty.
Passengers Sailed.
HAvANA-Schr Ontario-George Farmer and lady
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MONEY MARKET.
saturday, AprlI 27-O p. MI.

Stocks to-day advanced little Long Island improved
per cent; Mohawk Il Stonington l; Norwich Wor.
cester l; Indiana /; Farmers Trust Kentucky I; Penn
syvania 6s vcksburg and Delaware and Hudson closed
firm at yesterdays prices Canton declined j Harlem
Paterson J. The sales were not very large Money is
getting in Wall street every day. The rate of
interest now with the banks is full per cent; it is
even higher than this in the street The activity bust
ness is the principal cause of this
The amount of business transacted on the Canals OF
this State since the commencement of navigation this
season. has never been exceeded The of tolls
received is very large The receipts of the first three
days, at the three principal points, follows =:
Albany. ...............$ $40 564 81
Vest iioy.'. .2l,3IS 81
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o. GoURAUD'S VEGETABLE LIQUID ROUGE
imparts delicate roseae tint to the complexion, immova
Bile by rerspiraton or rubbing with handkerchief or
linen CLOTH Found at 81 Walker street. rst from
broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-28

or GOURAUD'5 BLANC D'EspAGNE, OR SPAN
igl White, for the complexon-This beautiful netic
is mesnly counssrsted-buy only at o. Walker street.
first store from Broadway.
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PROGRAMME OF

IhOuhhMME Vi
l S.Oiis G ono EeT f.r the BENEFIT Il the WIDOW )
aud ORPHANS OF the NEW YORK FIRE DEPART
IEST on IUtsbAY EVENING, soth April. lsa,, at the
PtRT FIRST.
Grand Chorus-RJmbeIg By the New York Sacred Music
Socirty
Cavatina -. Madame Otto
manzt-" Scrge,e," Rossini .Sgnot Vatellne
ARA Love W in my heart" arranged for he')
Observation-Disclosures and Flute Memrs 0roneel AID
Kyle
song... .................M Mrs Edward Loder
SoDg-"Come Friends aud listen to tbs Story" from
the Opn IL the ros,iliinn Nr Shrivsll
np-- tlsnusrrpt, by MIR Woolf.. Miss TaJ lOf
Tyrolesn-"TAele's home lks my own" Matt
oian..' -. Madnme q BrIhhafdt
Solo-Oultr.. Sgnor ben,dd
Duet-"Take them, implore thss". MsLcdsra and
Mss Watson
Song" Lo hear tire gentle I.ark i" Bishop 10y de.
Song Ny DO, hood. Home. INV tesre]. MIR egu,n
soog-"MY F.ih.iand t9y oItca.r esrel Mid Quo
Gavatea-"T Clad a." froa rorquato Issso Mira sssuin
Grand Ar,a-Brilio Ssnor
Song; are. ell to tie Home of my Childhood"
Gand u ubeCho u.-"He gave ,hemiiastote.,"
Handel 80. BY the New York Sacred Music Society.
TICKETS LIMITED
No postponem-nt on account OF the westhsr.
70 Tickets Que Dollar admitting Lady and Gentleman
Music store, Of the Officers Of ha epartprnt Al Emb.ss
Bookstore lN Bowe, OF the Committee sad any r.nain
the door the afternoon an svsaps nf We formsnee
The nambrr q tickets beng limited tn wishing attend
would do well provide thsm-ives with T,ckets ~ time
hose who purchased tickets ioI the former Concert and
soSd rot opaa S pe,,e call .,,,sr e tie
va'osi fgT !se last cogs5 Till 80 be sdnred
faVMss 81 1922 E ,,s 81 Wss.,tee Committe'
ai6 itis'sc
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EXHIBITION OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS.
NATIONAL GALLERY OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS
OF rHE OLD MASTERS

EXHIBITION ROOM, IN CLINTON HALL,
Corner Of Nassau and Beskman streets.
A MATEURs AND ARTS 9 Informed, that the Gal
lerv Of Paintings st Clinton Hal, is open fiom II A.
NJ O'CLOCK angh or later; according % the season They
which have ever sd 'nsd European Gallery Artist, will
sd Catalogue which will eIpan all the historsa and other
Peces quoting the Of authors from which the subjects
have been taken.
UI-Admitt,pce only IS cents MT I'm sgb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-28

G7- NEW observation-disclosures SOUIL-
LEY has the honor OF informing his friends and the lovers
good cheer in general that he has taken the Saloon
33l Broadway and will open it the LIST Of May next
lie trusts from the elegant which his Saloon
Will be- fitted and his long experience of 20 years that he
viii give satisfaction in his line and that the ias
diOns will not be disappointed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-28
LIVERPOOL QUALIFICATION.

FLoun-There is no change in prices. Genesee is held
nt 50 933
H.y-Common qualities sell at 50 soc The receipts
continue large, and the stock is accommodating.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-28

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN
THE NINE ZENITH AN >UAL EXHIBITION of the
Academy is now open the pubic from O'Clock A NJ
until 10 o'clock. M at the Of Broadway and
Leonard street
s.aon Tickets so cents single admission IS cents
Catalogues i2H nts. a2' Sits re