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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-18
LADTEN' STRAW HATN,


CARL KING, THE WELL KNOWN and celebrated
~ First Premium Tuscan raw Hag Manu- .uref,
respectfully nioru the ad,e, Of New York and v,ein
Hats, viz Tuscan, Birds Eye Honey Comb Alb IT. Pateut
Dunsta es Rutands Pedals Rice straws Neapolitans
Ne polt of patterns, not to Re equsled
call at Carr ugs No Division street. will convince the
uubc Of the tact
"A splendid and fashionable OF rich Paris
Ribbons IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-18


THE EYE.
mr.. WHEELER. OCULlST. No. 3, Greenwich stree.
Continues f Ss,ss e 81 TIE i!e0 Eye
and OPHTHALMIC SURGERY lie has recently imported
ARTIFICIAL EYES,
so sp 3 m es s SaSs
acay eplaeed by Dr. Wh,erier so closely 'atns nure
~ Office Sous ioms AM. PM-after which he Wits
out donr patients. MI lm m
BEACON COURSE.
GREAT FOOT RACE FOR $500.
rfE pToprieton Of hs above Course tier psmium for
Foot Eaes to take pae, on sss Beacon Course near 0
within the second be race. sio0
within the hour And l0A miles not performed with
the hour $500 only VIII be given to he best in the
criber Those wishing for the Race. requested to
do 90 as ,oon a, convene t.
JA LES D. M'MASN, No. lel varick street.
mis- bet, cen Vandam and Ch,ton, N. "
SOLAR LAMPs-Chna, Glass, Hall Lamps and Leoteri
trail and othef mps aiteied to sola ali warranted
Plee assortment the above be Obtained SrOUNr
John ,tree near Broadway All arcies will be matche
any patterns wholesale and reail low prices:
Goods loaned for parties. myi3 im.rc
M. RICE'S CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT.
A cHora %Ds VS1Ef' Of
laes patti bought expressly for Spring asd Summer
which he mste the most fashionable Style al PJices
to suit the times, for cash only.
Cent rashng their cloth can have made up IN
Also on hand la &c stock splendid Goats ready made,
at extremely low Don forget the number l4 canal
Mr. tendes his sincere thanks his former
iol cir exeove aud liberal p.trons ana hopes by a'soons
III
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CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS.

CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS
vHE subscribers would Inform merchants whiting the city
who wish their good; manufactured that they are
their accustomed for The Southern and
Western markets for the last twelve they feel condent
nth the nnmber OF hands their employ, TO
.tnr n short aotice and With entire satisfaction
MANN II Alcktl1lI % Carrine tees
UTknickeroocher otas7s pu"s v'".V ."- store
FIG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-18
EULL'S fRUs3Ee

nOTiCE no RUPTURED PEKSOND.
DEASUN4 xHctsS with rupturss rely the kss
Assume9t aid the world affords on application as ta'
spa the United Stsrss Re careful examine tbs
pack pad Of iu Irusses, IL they endorsed by Dr.
Hull Ia writing: Ncne gosuiye TO be relied
good, without his signature. 80
May persons have undertaken vc2d limitations Of Halls
celebrated and Thousands imposed
1uence These limitations cannot be relied they
made by npskfs mechanics aAS better sbka TIE 0ra
truxsos.
Rooms have fitted No yesey STREET, exclusively
ladies' having ftoa the business depatS
where feasic s IN sossisat Aasdssco visit npoa
fsr,x!e all msrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-18

4ssa TO LET-Tre Store No 81 Liberty street,
CAPPED the sub rrbeYs desirable location for
the Dry Goods Jnbbug Business Possession be
had o before lst Of August
m2 Imrc PERSSE x BROOKS
IcA ROOM TO LET-For one or two gentieinea,
handsome trent DON, furnishe aud the second floor,
LIN private family with without breakfast and tea
Terms mode bte Apply at 81 Whit street mo l0trc
ss.at "a I'm FOX SALF-At Brookhaven, Long Island.
s cf good land SO gh VI cpi-
nvaion. from 20 TO q woodand acre OF good orchard,
double House Barn (aew and othero uthu ldpgs
" x j. 4 TAI SCOTT
ml7 &c &c South rect cor Maiden Lane
NEW COAL VAR d.
FT>HE SUBSCRIBERS have taken a Yard AT No 7 Hall
Place Sevenh and Third Avenue
directly opposite Tompkns Market where they
ply every Of Goa viz: Peach Orchard
Schuylhill lie gh Liverpool Newcastle Sydaey, Virginia
and Cumb-a which they offer the lowest prices
and solicit share OF The public patronage
Orders received abcve AT the old stand All Washng
street. corner LaIRht street.
WARD & BROWNE
Orders through The Despatch Post will prompt
mH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-18
ROSSyILLE BOARDING. SCHOOL, STATEl
ISLAND

ISLAND.
nv WESTTHONP respectfully informs his friends and
the public that he has opoung for eveia pupils
Parents and guardians also informed W w makes II
VI children committed 10 his care Reading, wTtng oro
graphy arithmetic geography and taught The To-
ca delightful and healthy the orchards gardens and play
ground spacious about minutes walk from the landing
The steamboat Niritln leaves Barclay day
o'clock for Rcssville
Terms for board aad tuition. including washing S25 per
quarter paid IN advance References:
Rev David More, Staten Island.
VIM Ludlum, Esq, i2i BeeEman street.
John Quinn, Esq, 30 Munroe street.
Messrs colvn Fleming Esqrs, l6 Cedar street.
Capt. Edward terber, Esd, Hicks street, Brooklyn.
Mrs Vsri'u, 81 Eldridge street New York.
Rchd Mortimer ESQ, Mortimer Buildings, Wall street,
N. ", and e2s Broadway ais lnrc
LEECHES! LEECHES, LEECHES
100000 FIRST QUALITY LEECHEs, just received
safe '"a 'f''' at 'e' G. ' j. FEnffTsibNAND coPpA
ma lmsrc importers Of Leeches, iie Nassau st
SALTAND FISH STORE.
hOO bills. HALIFAX No. SALMON; 1900 Nos. l, 2
4OO aud Nlacketei; 500 half do do do do,
100 bbs No. Mess shad; ~.
50 half bbis No: Saybrook Shad.
800 bbis. Cod and Scale Fish;
400 do No. Gib'd Herring;
1900 boxes Sealed do
5000 lbs Smoked Salmon
300 kits Soused Sal mou;
200 do Sounds and Tongues;
3b00 quirtas Goldfish, iuitable for shipping;
1900 sacks Aihton's salt;
200 bbs American Salt, So, &c.
Alior sale In lots TO suit pgtch,gers
spsY INN Of D,y street
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BOOTS AND SHOES At WHOLESALE
-. A Large Assor of the above named -
IN articles may be had at the Manufacturers ~um17
ID pot, NO 2G0 Pearl street Among those on l4uu
~ be found IN particular the following We:
BOYS KIP peg Boots Mems ard Boys Thick Brogan'
Do do q and seal do Do do Kip Pesged do
Do 90 Pump Sole do DO do Sewed do
DO do Half Welt do DO do Calf do do
Do Cali Sewed do Do do Pump Sole do
Do stout Pcgged do Do do Goat and Seal do
And variety of Woens Misses aud Childens Bus
kins Boo'es Slippers &c Sc rsgad end Sewed together
with general of Palm Leaf aud LeRhorn Has.
Country merchants and oher invited to call aud examine
All sold low for Cash acoeptsnces
GALE X Co, No. $50 Pc St.,
MI msm United Statei Hotel Building. N. Y.
HAVANA SEGARS.
0O0 OO0 HAVANA SLGARS, consisting of Regaiia,
cOO3OOO La Cabana, Alnendare,. Panateos, W ood-
Vile Kantateons and various brands Cavendish
noif for sale and debenuse Broadway No. 3, (Gothc
Hall Segar Store mt m"rc
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o'''e No. 3, 5ysshf:.S ,s:g &c
.is s.ss N ma :ss s:s
4ss%s: Y w gsssHs a s:ss s.s
A.R Robson, NJ D. } IS:spS R RI;.s
Nose; T%eiai j jS. = Hol%'.
caleb Z, Tsais. W.: X: Thorn,
o John C. Merritt Merritt THOMAS "
HAT AND CAP ESTABLISHMENT,
;ss Saint d GAHHAtTS in
premature edge Of the
e %s %' ss
and s. 20 s q al he
cali frd N ~ E ss by
NBr. s ssasS: ssqt
&c. always on hand. aio Im-ec
SEGARS! SEGARS |!
Let the topper tesht in his bottle and glass.
Iwil seek not his pleasure TO mar
By s rel Hath Tssaas e d s%1F
SExAs at hs Popa saaa a Maiden
II tn p As nd
approved brands a the market affords His stock row on
other hInsp To- City, ding the ceror,d extra
Ss aaA 81 sa faep and has hs
aon in avsr5ns are snreror to any eyer
Lane Howaras Hotel AID judge for tn mseiyes ma m-rc
FASHIONABLE BONNETs.---The establishment 4ie
Broadway door above Canal street open and
selling FasnoraDie Bonnets a20 ip%ec
CANTON CHINA DINING SETS.
n1s 81 and s he
cved late arrival, from Canton few Dining Sets which
be sold at very low prices. -
Also full assortment OF Crochery Ware, OF all kinds oil
the and most approved shapes Cut and press
ed Glass Of all kinds-s0me new patterns
q. makes humbuging pretensOns to almost give
Crocksy but pledges himse to sell the same quality
cheap, il from 10 cheaper than
other 5s7 Broadway, opposite Niblo's nearly.
all Im~Tc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-18
MEDICAL NO'fUl


WHEN Celsus treats diseases of the sexual organs
w before entering the subject he Apologies for the in
decency his subject medical could be repoached
for soothing suffering humanity.
A. well might BE- said that there Indecent things ia
anatomy ought fear that should in my turn, be
accused Of immortality Having for several confined
self to The Of these aectou. and Investigated the
methods Of the result hos led me 10 adoe
bss o psce ,yss under nv ea All BAD
consequences which generally follow the Old method OF
,ion he eby avoided Od pronounced neuabe b.
other ph cians will yield very rapidly under this method Of
treatment ! refer To several Of that kind
DR.. JOSEPH HElNE, 20 Duane street, rear
ms imse &c Chatham, member of the Medical Society NJ Y
DOCTOR BAKER,
MO. no DIVISION STREET. is consulted daily by
~ strangers and citizens of both Dr. b. regular
and legally qualified ply stefan and surgeon and
cure charge all diseases Of private lie
PAID with enclosed attended haste and medicines
70 any o6te country. Hours OF consultation between
A. NJ. and r NJ.
p s-Prv,te az artmnt. for the convenience patients
m IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-18

OK. NJ. LrVETT'o entire tnod of inserting Arti
- cal Teeth, differing from praced
the United aud which will be foupo
and the desirable OK the ongius teeth
bricng the principle OF atno phec pressure its fu est
tent originally ntroduceib, him 1885, vita
inPRovEMfNT, winch is allowed 10 the gre that
been introduced Dentrisy. 1t preserves the
firmly the gums without any pam or pressure b
removed for cleansing with the perfect ard
be applied with without removing the In
public not be deceived by interested individuals
d. Levett those artificial teeth that
methods Of ttins odeng gold plate the gums
altogether TO himself and unknown t.
those of his who have been under
Of other dentss, can so fully appreciate.
Ladies and gentlemen viii be fully ati,fed on their cal
street, who win cheeruy explain and clearly de.
all il, great advantages TO tho who unsc
Dr. Levetts reputation and Standing he OF
Credentials sad recommendations from the frat society
aud the highest authority denial silence, well The op
the table of the public which
tor inspection DR.. LEVErT'S Office, No 200 Broadway
corner OF w arren street m8 lmSec
IIPHuL9TERY, PAPER BANGiNGS, AND WIN.
" DOW SHADES-The subscribers have removed their
iabshmnt u No 2i3 Broadway, opposite the Park where
they intend keeping usual the largest stock OF Upho
Goods the city consulting Of tustaa Materials and Trim
mngs Furniture C0vefngs Pushes, &c &c., together with
e~ patterns md which they de ermined to sell at unprece
dented low prizes.
Their stock Of Shades will heretofore of the
msuihcen rrench shades the cheapest d low s.
EACH with general Of buff and white Linens and
| 'hntL Tor 5hadsz Of entire patterns.
- SobUAlAN u HART, 2t3 Broadway,
! NY lm-c opposite the Park.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

n BOOTS AND SHOES.
~ LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
ALL WHO WEAR the above articles and wish
add better lose rne calling AZ the ashonaoe Boot 80
shoe OF ~ r. SECOR, Nos 1904 and l6 Gree iwlch
street. all thu with article that
style make ss,on and finish. cannot be
haps eau. Il ed in tins c'tv
r. s. 10 apsrse particular those ladies iad gentle
Who boot CATER indispensable
ar the of all within the beau monde. that
coz Or enwch the only places New York
lev depelt b,,ng suited.
N;B-Iades and hisses Caters, Shoes, &C., always On
haud in endless Va Tiety
Vz- Rsmea.ber 1904 and i6l Greenwich street.-k1
u 2pt
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JAMES LACY,
DR. PER n ND TAIL r,

JAMES Lazy,
DR. PER AND TAIL
o. JOHN STREET, NEAR WILLIAM,
CONi IN ES lie Gentemen's Ga ments OF superior
wofkman.hp, aud the most fashionable le at unusual
low His stock Of goods comprises general ssoi ment
Of English ard French Cloths, Casmsres Vesngs to
which he would solicit the attention OF gentlemen before
purchasing ,ust received an extensive assortment oil
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
consisting OF ell aHd fashionable style Of goods TO be
found The market Also Once Goats r'ady made and made
0 order TTERMS Cash ON DELIVERY
m2 lmsrc
MAKTELLE < HOLDERMAN 81 Maiden Lane, manu-.
eus .naeau hair and all kind OF hair
works, wholesale aud retail
N BIhe ,Iads supplied reasonable terms ml2 lm.ec
NOTICE.
THE CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, 121
stock to WIN MATTHlsss0N Wi, Continue to attend to
cutting solcs the patronage of his former
and the public TO his well known establishment next
1epmen Wishing purchase garments ofgood materials
well made AID aseuly rates. would do well
sprng goods, suitable for their
ti.o, oatttag. consisting Of shirts Drawers Seats
Phase remember 20 cali a. and recoect he number
misim. " ''''- ''''' WIN M MATTHiEssoN.
COLD AND SILVER REFINEh AND AS SAVER OF
MErALS.TBar Gold, Old Gold and Silver. Jewellers
~ ~ A. BARNARD. o@es ! VAL y, street
Fine Gold. Rolled Silver Plating Bass and Plated Metal
constantly on hand a23 an$m
WiNDuW SHADES. rhANsPA RENT WINDOW
w sHADES.-wM, BERRIAN, 10, Iha,bam street will
open This morning. 20 containing the aud fash
able styles aud patterns now in WIN IN he i'll sell at prce
IS lower than thew be sd ut other
viz: 700 pairs from IS to 81 800 pairs from 50 70 $25-
opnty Merchants Carpet Merchants Auctioneer ard othe
dealers supplied. .
N. Is. There other goods but Window Shades and
Hang.nss sold at III Chatham street ma line
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-18

GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA OMPANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE 1871 CHATHAM ST, N. Y
Branch Stores, 3ls Blocker street. Nei0 York
36l Grand street. near Sufoik,
l9 Green,cich, Fulton
ll6 Fulton street, Brooklyn
also Corner Of Maine and Houton street, Patterson, ~
find Is North Fifth street, Philadelphia.
INVITE THIS ATTENTION OF CITY AND COUN.
TRY FAMILIES AND PURCHASERS to their several
where they think will be found by far the best
selections Of pure and undulted Teas in the United States
reference 70 high "a ites low prices and upright ng
well understood render further comments necessary
Original aud only Warehouses for the sale OF Howqua Black
Tea. Observe Stangers will be particular TO remember
between Pearl and Roosevelt streets The public will also be
pleased notice. the Tea Company have
on Of IN adv ap263 uns ec
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UNITED STATES DAGuERRIANGALLERy

I75 BROADWAY, UP STAIRS
F. S$ s Ss SsI, s;sss
" dslineation cannot bssurp ssed Portraits
he has reduced to thOse charged by the
The American institute At il, late exhibition. awarded Mr.
sq: Ss .o s
tai the CITY can
e The very qaas with Plates.
ch,smie call roshns Materials &c always on hsn! for
HODGES G CELEBRATED LONDON BITTERs
THESE BIrTERs are highly recommended by the medical
siG ne p % r &. T.s s as eA BE Sos
Mr. fho%i. Bsirs Auction ss.Is ''' s'1 r'' ~
.apsror aaes dsSersd to ali parts art Of the city free
Hotel Grocer and Country Merchants requested
TO call aud examine for themselves. apis ln1m
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING STORE,
60 MAIDEN LANE.
al made
order er the aes and approved french patterns at
all dese pon made up in the best style at the following low
oct aud dre.s Coa's made md trimmed from ga slo
soathefn oders executed at short notice
nj im'ec VIM. COLLINS.
BROADWAY AGAINST THE WORLD
noted thooSshare now sSmittsd 70 be the greatest
gnisd states impression tai estoSSs existed
% az
S @p @ % rasG" Of r e ss5
,sS made a n q.
s rh Of paSe ana Hi
S.d ' Az ess%Ss hs 1 e., ~
qss Fancy fSeaes Cloth. cs.s%sss late srrys.
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TO DRUGGIST j-Agcnt. for Sir Ashley Cooper's Con
salve, irom the South and Wes, are furnished with
glass card Tor the window besides the spendid
N utugSisss who wish become aeats will please
can On - in9r Broadway corner of John street. nearly
noss r n hone The labels Of the genuine copy
a Ill - Wv ~ '"'"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-15

ton Of the United States are of the most fevolut OF
AIRY and dsorganizing character and merit the deepest
condemnation Of every patriot and friend oil our ge-
rious Union.
ReSoiced, Also, That the Governor of this Common
wealth be requested to transmit copy OF the torsgo-
ing resolution 10 the Governor of Massachusetts, in Or
DIR that The same may be communicated TO the Gene
raj Assembly Of that State and also to the Governors
Of the several States and TO each of the Senators and
representatives, OF Virginia in The Congress Of The
United States.
Mr. BYRD of Frederick said that he did not approach
this subject in spirit of party. He fell towards tins
as VrglnIan, as citizen Of the South These resou
tons are sa TO have originated with Mr. Chafes Ad
ams-but their infamous source may be traced 10 the
Hartford Convention. Mr.. Il read from Niles Regis
ter 10 show that Of the Hartford resolutions was
substantially The We should sternly condemn
all such revolutionary proceedings here from whatever
quarter OF party they come.
Mr.. SoUrnALL hoped The House would act unani-
mously en- this question, which the South should
stand together as one man. lie 10 suggest, thai
the resolutions o! the Massachusetts, Legisature pass
ed year ago, should be included in Mr. Byrds mo
| MIR. b. accepted the amendment of Mr.. 5. as
part Of his resolutions above reported.
Messrs WIrcuER and YERBY hoped the vote would
be unanimous and would be entered on the jnurnal
The resolutions were then unanimously adopted, as
above reported.
On motion of MIR LAKE the House reconsldered
the vote rejecting the bill constituting portion
Cub Creek, in the county Of Charlotte lawful fence,
aud the bill was passed-(Messrs. ANDERSON ant
BASEs defending t)
large number OF bills were read first and SECOND
times, and ordered 10 be engrossed
The bill ch,nging the time of holding the Circm
Superior Court of Caroline was laid ON the table Mr.
| MsoR afterwards made Intellectual effort TO get il
considered
The engrossed bill entitled "blll 10 amend an nc
entitled an act declaring Simpsons creek public
highway, passed March -, 1888, tlken up, OF
motion OF Mr.. AKssrRosc of II and passed
The engrosssd bill "authorizing the appointment o
commissioners 10 take dispositions and aidavis, Inc
acknowledgment of deeds and instruments III writing
under seal ont of the State of Virginia. was taken W
on motion Of Mr. PENpLrroS Of Berkeley, and tn,
blanks being filed, the bull passed.
GA motion al Mr.. ASpEKsoS, the House al burned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-15

In the SrxArr today the morning tour was occr
pied principally by Mr. Flrf u, ia presenting and
discussing resolutions adopted by Tie Legislature 81:
Name, requesting the Senators and Representatives
from that State 10 u.s. their influence to procure the
passage of law making indemnity 10 those American
citizens who suffered b: F.encl spolations prior -
l-00 Mr.. +. presented hls,ory o.; the action q ,ho
government hen making convention with rIanca
for the satisfaction of claims 10. spoatioHs ante
ror 10 1900, and & history OF the legislation Of Cor
gress upon the subject, w.ih veG l. show that
the United Stites were bound, by every principle o..
justice and national honor, 10 ua&e speedy provision
for the nicnnltication Of those who suffered by the
con:uct Of France III that respect The legislative a..
semby OF Iowa made its applc for admission
independent s;..te into the Union; winch
m,!ied u the Judiciary COMMITTEE The subject Of
the rafiii discussed hy h!. Huntington un,l tho
hour u, adjou.anirut without concluding. lie maiG
tanned, that the present Tariff sw baneicent, wise
and patriotic; and argued 'ha. is effect had been
revive the business and t!r credit of the
try give TO labor adequate reward and 10 enable lie
U $. t. pay lis debts
The report of the Committee Of Elect ons IN The
Of the members !ected by eenr-al ckct was oon,u
ued ~ The subject OF discussion ~ -. f9gss The
adoption OF the report advocated b. Nessrs French,
Black OF Georgia, alcCleFnsnd and Ralh5un and oT-
posed By Messrs. Nin,on and Dickinson. Mr. HarsI.
son Of GsoTg has the aoor ior to-norro~.-t
(Trrsnar's PEocEGpiEes)
In the House Of Representatives,, Tuesday, the foar
Suites, was under discussion 10 empty seats rrirc'-
pay.
In the Senate General Jacl5ons Fine occupied the
morning hour. Mr.. Foster Of Tennessee xpa'oci the
reasons why he should vote 10! the bill. The amend
menl proposed By the Judiciary Committee taken
by ayes IL, noes 70, md lost 81 the bill Viii
pass as it from the House Tomorrow. Mr. Md
Ter gave his reasons why he could not concn: IN the
instructions Of the New JERSEY L"gislature-afer
which, Mr.. Huntington Of Connecticut spoke on Mr.
McDuhe's Tariff resolutions, and took ground in op
position 10 the treaties with foreign powers which ne
conended was working RUIN to American commerce
In the Supreme Court, Nj. Webster concluded the
argument in the great Girard Case VIXEN it gwen
10 lie Court Ieraadya Ga-th9.
Mr.. Gilmer Will be nominated, 1t said, Tomorrow
10 the Senate, Secretary of The Navy, instead OF
the War Department, and Mr. " kns Of Pernsyl-
vana, TO the War Department - M.