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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-29

m5- COMsTOCKs EXTRACT OF SARSAPARlL-
l. \, from 81 Courtlmdt street Tor The cure OF
Scroinln Trror Nercniil Diseases,
chronic Rheumatism 'Itanrous Diseases,
Swelling Of he Rones. Pisopies or Pus'nles,
f., options of the skin. Ulcers, Liver Affections,
aud all diseases arising from impure state OF the
bloc exposures and mprudencies in life, excessive
Of mercury SC Also, Chronic Constitutional Disorders
will be removed by this remedy Don't pay 81 for bottle
OF Sarsapara when Comstocks can be had a, 90 cents
per bottle, or 81 per dozen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-29

ELECTION OF TRINITY CHURCH VEsTRY.-An
election for the Vestrymen of Trinity Church
Corporation, takes place in this city on the first
Monday after Easter Sunday, which happens to be
on Monday week next. This election already
promises to be very interesting and very exciting.
It will be recollected, that during the Episcopal
Convention, last summer, serious division took
place in the Church, certain obsolete ideas OF
faith, called by the modern name of Puseysm.
This division has been widening and increasing
ever since, and great effort will be made by each
of the two divisions TO elect Vestrymen of Trinity
Corporation OF their own side.
trines on religion or dogmas of faith-the almighty
dollar will enter largely into the contest.
1t is estimated that the real estate of Trinity
Church in this city is worth, at present valuation,
about 35 000, 900, (hirtyive millions) It is true,
the present income, consequence of long leases,
does not exceed $4,000 during the last year; but
these leases are rapidly expiring and in few years
the annual income will reach half million or more.
The Vestrymen to be elected on Monday week
have the control of all this vast property They
have nearly finished beautiful church-bmit in
the Gothic order-at expense Of $685. 900, being
paid for by honest savings out Of the past income.
1t appears, also, that all those who hold pews for
one year previous to this election, in Trinity
Church, ST. Paul's and ST. Johns Chapels, are
entitled to vote. Some, however, say that the
right of voting belongs TO the regular church mem
bers of every Episcopal Church in the city OF New
York. At all events the contest will be warm, i
not holy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-29

o. WOULD YOU HAVE FULL FLOWING
HEAD OF HAIR Then we advise you TO use the
genuine Balm of Columbia will stop its falling out and
restore when bald, and you would like TO have soft and
beautiful black hair the East India Hair Dye at Il
Courtandt st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-29

aly- RECORDS PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIX.
TUREFor the permanent of primary or secondary
Syphilis and all affections produced by an improper use
Of mercury This powerful alternative should be used by
all persons suspectng venereal faint In their system
from former disease 1t warranted to remove all impu
rites from the blood Sold, in single bottles 81 each in
cases of hall dozen 49, carefully packed, and all
parts of the Union Office Of the College of Medicine
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
NB.-A liberal discount to country practitioners and
medic inc venders
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-29

tl5- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED---The
ionic Mixture prepared the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy Of the city Of New York, IS confidently re,
iugence of any kind It'll invaluable
ly for impotence sterity barrcnness uness depend
ing maiformation3
ully packed and sent to all rarts OF the Union
Office Of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy. IS
Nassau street w. =. RlcHARDSON. Agent
N BA lii eral discount to country practitioners and
medicine Yend,rs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-29

uy- RICH, RIPE, RED, GLOSSY LIPS ARE
desideratum in a woman. and mistake. W'at matters
brilliant brow, a sparkling eye, blooming cheek, il
the lips Loves play ground" harsh chapel dry,
wthered Co. we iares of creation, who have such lips,
TO Wslker street. first from Broadway and get
from Dr. Felix Gouraud, box Of his highly scented
Pommade Pour Les Levres, which he has just imported
from la belle France Hebe herself the cupbearer to the
gods would not have desired exquisite and bloom
ing pommade, even in the presence OF Jupiter
The New York herald., 1844-09-27

CO. NO CHANGES OF THE WEATHER WILL
materially affect the body II the blood is pure Every
individual the nost diseased has within him germ
Of that ginal pure blood OF mother
Eve; which germ OF pure blood is the supporter Of his
life and in constant struggle to throw OF the heero
geneous corrupt humos which the Of disease
the individual BY purgng the body OF this diseased
individual OF its bad humors you allow the germ of pure
blood to gain grrund and make blood OF better quality
and progressively till the whole is regenera
ed for the good principle good pure blood away
striving to be predominant over the bad diseased hu
Let all who wish to be of fne healthy habit who
wish to have sound mind in sound body; who desire
be able to stand without injury the continual changes
4 this cmae who desire 20 have healthy children, use
he Brandreh Pills, which will sccually cleanse the
blood Of all bad corrupt humors and the human
body to the state Of health enjoyed by the primitive
Of mankind.
Remember BRANDRETH PILLS place within the
reach Of oil, health and long life.
Sold at as cents per box at 24l Broadway, New York
Dr. Brandrehs Office and at 24 Hudson street; 274 Bow.
ery; Mrs Booth Market street, Brook Phadelpha,
North Eighth ST. Baltimore, corner OF Light and Mer-
Streets and 10 Hanover st. Boston; No Old Levee
New Orleans.
The New York herald., 1844-09-27

23.I3e 81 273.og6 10 2sOi6 GO


Up to the LIST Of October isi3 the receipts 10
slOs 9le IS The receipts last year for October Novem
bsr and December, amounted TO S63 o6l 81 adding to
this the per cent increase realized far and the
ssips for tho same months la 1874 will amount TO
s2ls 6l7 TO- which, added to receipts thus far, with the
remaining week In September yet returned will mako
he total receipts for is4 not far from S754 i00 against
so73ss2 for lsl3 increase of $so2is The total re-
ces OF this road about ten per the cost OF
construction The expenditures for ls43, including in
the debt amounted to $57s,3o, 49s more
Than the total receipts Admitting the expenses Of tho
road to be the this last, the surplus will bs
sl767s0 which s about two and half per cent the
capital stock of the company. The company msy be
abs to make dividend Of this amount but whether the
directors will consider il good policy to do not ID
ct doubtful This road will, without doubt, be more
productive this winter than last, perhaps than
he per cent increase allowed The railroads OF this State
re now permitted to carry freight during tho eloaa Of
navigation on the canal, conscquenty freight wilt be
pouring into Boston from the far West the
trough much TO the injury Of the interests Of this city
We shall feel the want Of railroad to Albany the
oming winter than ever before, and the merchants OF
Hew York will hnd out perhaps too las, that the Boso
ailns not leaving stone unurned to draw ths West
trade TO their city by every they hold
forth. when will our capitalists wake up
We annex the comparative. table e receipts Of the
The New York herald., 1844-09-27

MONEY siARK EFT.

SO.-O
There was very slight improvement to-day in the
stock market. At the Old Board Norwich and Werces
ter advanced per cent? Farmers Loan, I; Harlem B;
Long Island, Il Texas Treasury Notes, I; Ohio IS l;
Kentucky, i; stonington, Reading Railroad and Canton
closed firm at yesterday prices Texas eight per cent
Bondswere offered at the board to-day 10 asked and only
IL offered Texas Treasury Notes have, within few
days past advanced very rapidly having commenced
and left OF at o per cent The operatives at either Board
to-day not very large, and it is impossible to tell
how long the improvement will last.
very fair demand for foreign exchange is anticipated
for the steamer of the hrst proximo. It estimated that
all of two thirds Of the srsgn mportatons into this
port are on foreign account. The numerous English,
French aud German commission houses located in this city
confirms this estimate To this fact may be attributed ths
npossbilityo controlling the apers regulating their
extent The foreign trade Of Boston, that portion the
merchants OF that city carry through this il entirely
different plan. The importers Of Boston usuay 90
to Europe and in the largest markets pick out their sup
plies and extend their variety The foreign commission
houses Of this city have very little to do with ths de-
scrption of goods sent, the quantity forwarded Adj
vances large portion Of those shipped required,
which amount with their duties twchirds their value
When shipments made entirely upon the responsible
~ of the manufacturer and without advances from this
side payments not usually made until sales real
lied in this market. Many Of these commission houses
therefore, compelled, to into the market and
purchase bills Of exchange with their business paper
The notes they receive six, eight aud ten months
credit they turn to the bill drawer for bis bill
London. In these instances higher rate s demanded,
and good bills would range operation of his
ture from to per cent higher demand Of this nature
ia anticipated for the next packet.
The portatons have recently fallen of vory mssh.
Our Liverpool packets come in filed with tho most
baky portion of imports such coal
SALT iron, &c. The most valuable part Ct Tao import for
this has been received and sy look Tor
further decline in this tale THIS fac pns more IA
vorabe appearance on our foreign commercial affairs,
and almost completely 3ss pacs the fssrs long enter
'ained. that specie in large amouats must hnd is way
across he Atlsntic.
The receipts of the Western Railroad for the week
nding the 2i inst have been very large from passsn
;srs while from freight, &c. they have not been much
llrgsr than for the corresponding week in ls4s.
The New York herald., 1844-09-27

BY the above score it may be seen that only ten
men OF the st Georges, eleven went in and the
Avs OF the game, which were strictly enforced
ny the Canadians, prevented any other person TAX
ing the bat in the place OF the absentee, although
hey had previously allowed other persons to take
The field on behalf Of parties who were absent ;
by some uDaccountable means or another, one o
their best players were Hbsent-did not make his
appearance until about 20 minutes after the game
was over, when he said he thought there would
hive been no play in consequence OF the unfavora-
ole state OF the weather. This certainly made
great difference in the score OF the st. Georges
club, but had Mr.. Wheatcroft been present, under
40 circumstances was it likely that he could have
Uttered the result; he might or caused 10 have got
some IA or Is more, which would have still lei,
The losers some or 10 deficient. Some ugk ru.
mors we're ahost to account for this eentleman's
lbsence at such critical time, but of course with
hcse we have nothing TO do The defeat Of tn,
81 Georges club under these circumstances, takes
bu; tile from their aurels, and so far were the,
conf Dent Of their srowess, that Immediately afteT
the game, they offered 10 play the Canadians with
he same eleven, to commence on the f0llowine
day, for from 500 to 1900 dollars, but this was de
cllned.
THIS throughout has been one Of the most spirit
ID games of Cricket ever played in this country o.
ia the Canadas, and great interest has been exctet
IN consequence. Ii is generally thought that
ess than $50, 900 was depending on the game Tn,
attendance on the ground was, in the afternoon
nearly as great as that the first day--with the
exception of the lades-there were near four thou
sand persons present.
The New York herald., 1844-09-27
ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY HERALD!
The Great Meeting of the Wings
IN CANAL STREET.
THE .NATIoNAL REFoRMERs,'
THE
GREAT CRICKET MATCH
For $1,000.

The next illustrated WEEKLY HERALD will con-
tain a large engraving Of the extraordinary scene
exhibited in Canal street, on Thursday evening
last. on occasion of the great Wing Mass Meeting
National Hall is seen Illuminated, and the various
Q ands, banners, crowds, orators, song-sngsrs, and
ell are exhibited.
Also, very graphic and spirited illustration Of
the meeting Of the "Nanonal Reiormers," also on
the 'Cana street plan" In this the Reformers
are seen in the act Of being swallowed up by a
locofoco procession.
An engraving will likewise be given Of the great
Cricket Match for $1,000, between the Canadian
and St. Georges Club Altogether one of the
richest and most attractive pictorial papers yet pub
lished
The New York herald., 1844-09-27
with one wicket to 60 down.

with one wicket to 90 down.
For the second innings Of the Canadians, Messrs
Wlnkworth and Maddocks went in, and had TO
contend against the bowling OF Messrs. Groom
aud Wright, of which the score will speak, with
this exception, that il is seldom that Mr.. Groom
counted for by the somewhat hgh, wind prevailing
throughout the early part of the day. The MEN,
bers Of the st Georges showed themselves In first
rate trim for the field. Mr.; Syme, It is true, was
knee received on Tuesday, but nevertheless forgot
his pain and lame leg when there was a necessity
for It. and was as good fielder as the best Mr..
Dudson az long stop was most excellent, net a SIN
style as to call forth the appreciation Of both oppo
nents and friends. Mr.. Barber showed great skill
in his batting, though not very successful. But
"It's not for mortals to command success:
They may do more-deserve it."
Mr.. Groom received severe blow on the knee
and was obliged to withdraw for a short time-Mr.
H. Wilson, OF the Broeklyn Club, taking his place
in the field; but the former gentleman soon recov-
cred, and resumed his situation. OF Mr.. Phllpots,
little need be said The score speaks tor itself. His
batting is only equalled by his fielding, as wicket
keeper. Wild'spointed play deserves observation );
il was Just such as what might be expected from
an old and experienced player. For further par
ticulars, we refer to the score -
CANAprANs-SEcorp INNINGS
ar. Winkworth. b Wright. .............. ...H
" Maddox, b Groom. ......7
Thompson, l w.. ........ -
Barber, b. Groom. ............s
Birch c.Iurner .......... ........'.'u
" FreHch, b Wright. ................. .......0
Wilson b. Groom. ..... %
Phipots, b. Wright ....l3
Sharp, D. Groom. ........... ......."...o
g Ro inson, b. Wright. ..........4
Freezing, n. o.... ......"...........
%
Wide balls. ..... ........".7
The New York herald., 1844-09-27
ST.. GEoRGE's CLuB.
lfaiugs c.rond Innings,
the ST. Georges Club losing by "A.

the st. Georges Club losing by "a.
HURDLE RACE OVER THE BEACON COURSE, ON
MONDAY NExT.-This novel race, for 500 dollars,
is to come off on Monday next, over the above
course, and something good may be expected
such never has been seen in this country before.
There are to be four hurdles, four feet high, in one
and quarter miles, each animal to carry l60 lbs.
From the welknown character Of the nags enter
ed, and the spirit of their riders, something good
ls anticipated, and il nothing else, the novelty OF
the race will command attention, and draw forth
an immense apscmblage.
The New York herald., 1844-09-27
s3o9,OsO

This increase amounts to nearly thirty.three and
third per cent and have evidence believe that the
ull receipts for isi4, compared with lsis will show
increase equally large. During the close Of naviga
ton the Hudson river this road 10 the principal chan
is for carrying freight to the saboard and is receipts
cons qnently larger during the fall months than
turing the other parts of The year. We table
showing the receipts for each month during ls4s:-
RECEIPTS THE WESTERN RAILRos u COMPANY ron ls4s
The New York herald., 1844-09-27

s1s~ CoNs11TUTioNAL DEBILITY CURED.--Fha
ionic Mixture, prepared by the College OF Medicine aad
pharmacy of tho city of New York, confidently ra
commended for all ofdehy produced by secret in
1nlgance OF any kind. Il is invaluable rems
y for impotence gtegity baTrcuness (uness depend
ipg maLforrnation)
Single bottles 81 each caaes OF hall dozen %o;
'giiy packed and sent TO oil rarts OF the Union.
Cifaa tbs College of Medicine and Pharmacy ss.
Snssa1 stre0S ~ RiCHARrSoN. M. u, Agent
The New York herald., 1844-09-27

60 THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT or sAR
5ArARILLA, GENTIA AN AND sARsAFRAS, prepared
BY the New York College OF Medicine and PherInscy,
abshed for the suppression OF qunchery Thie refined
and highly concentrated extract possessing all the puri
yng qualities and curative powers of the above erhs
confidently recommended by the College, infinitely
superior to any extract Of sarsapara at present before
public, and may be relied on as certain remedy for
all diseases arising rom impure state OF the blood,
such scroiua, sairhsuIr, ringworn, bloches PIN
plss ulcers pain in the bones joints nodes cutaneous
scupons, ulcerMed throat any disease arising
he secondary effects Of syphilis or an njudcicus
lse ofmercury-
Sold il single Bottles at. 10 cents oaca
in Cases OF halfa-hozen Bottles, SB 90
dozen 90
Cases forwarded to ali parts OF the Union
N B.-A very hbera, discount to wholesale Purchasers.
Office OF the College, 9s Nassau street
w 9. RICHAP psGN, nj. D., Agent.
The New York herald., 1844-09-27
ay- THE ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP OF DIR. +

u3- THE ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP OF DIR. F.
F. Gouraud is rapidly supercedng every article hi hero
invented for the clsr6cation Of human cutice Dr.
e. constrained acknowledge that his science in this
respect further CO." To bring the Italian Msdi-
Gated Soap to perfection has him many anxous days
and sleepess nights, but his toll has at length been
crowned with success; il is smphatically hs plus
ultra soaps To realize the iui bsnefa this rsmarka
BILE chemical preparation be cautious TO purchase only Of
DR. Gouraud 81 Walker street. first store from Brosdwsy.
Fifty cents cake Vulgar and dishonest counerfesrs
are strsinng every to impose you worthless
counterfeit. Beware Of them.
The New York herald., 1844-09-27

n0- THE MOORISH HAIR DYE-Pres 30 cents
and 81 per bottle, for dying light red grey hair
dark brown or black Sold at 81 Chatham and S2S Broad
way.
The New York herald., 1844-09-27

From PoRT Az PLArr The Archelaus. CAPTAIN
CrowelI, arrived yesterday, having seisd on the
7lh inst. Things were very unsettled, On account
II an expected attack by the Hayiiens Many ci
Vie inhabitants were leaving for other parts of the
Alind. union of the different Haytien factions,
under President Guericr, was supposed 10 have
been effected. The Spaniards were making active
preparations for defence.
The New York herald., 1844-09-27

Q7- MEDICAL ADVICE IN PRIVATE DISEASES
The members Of the New York College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy sststshsd for the suppression Of sxaekey, con-
inue to direct their particular attenon all diseases OF
private nature and can confidently promise persons
quring medical treatment, safe and permanent
without injury TO the constitution confinement from
pcstion the College the first appearance of
diseases a vast amount OF suffering and time may be
lhus avoided One Of the members Of the College, for
many years connected with the principal hospital In Eu
rope for the OF those complaints attends for consul
tation daily from A. NJ. TO p NJ
Terms-Advce and Medicines $5,-a cure guaranteed.
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY INvALIDs.-Persons
living in the country and finding it nconvenient to make
personal application, have forwarded to them chest
containing all medicines requisite 10 perform radical
cure by stating their explicitly togeher with all
elsewhere any and enclosing pest paid addressed to
w. .. RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Agent.
The New York herald., 1844-09-27

Out of about 130 balls received Mr. Philpots MAIN
tuned his innings Tor near upon an hour. The un
snccessfuI efforts of Messrs. French. Wilson, and
Birch, threw great damper on the betting; Mr.
Birch WAS not in more than two minutes Wright
IN seven; Wilson, one from whom great was ex-
pected, somewhere about five minutes.
At the conclusion of this innings the betting was
in favor OF the ST. Georges, At least they had the
call, and a considerable sum was ventured on the
result,-in some instances odds were given as
much as to ], butit was only backing opinion or
edgng the previous odds.
half Of the ST Georges Club for their second inn
ings, in good spirits, and well they maintained
their characters as cricketers Mr. Turner was
in near upon an hour and half defying some Of
the best and most beautiful Bowling of Wink
worth him and Symes playing most cautiously.
40 minutes, Symes was bowled out by Sharp. The
wickel-keeping Of Philpots was grand-we don't
think il was ever surpassed. Mr.. Turner'S batting
was most beautiful and ELECTED great APPRECIATION
Wnkworth's bowling was great TO contend against
-.as dead as ever against the wicket and require
nose it with any success. Syme made some
beautiful hits, and the only fine run made was
from his bat, amid great cheering.
Mr.. Tinson's play promised to be good, although
not successful rs was anticipated; he had not
been in hut two or three minutes when he was
caught with leg before wicket, This was sui
greater damper to the ST. Georges men. Mr..
Wright was got out by a ball from his bat falling
over and striking his wicket. Mr. r. TickncT
played very cauiiouey-never attempting run un-
iess he was pretty well sure. Wild's play was
about equal to his former endeavors, making some-
what more than his average. Mr.. Dndson was
put out by a most capital catch OF Mr. Wink
worths, who leaped upwards of four feet anc
caught hia ball "a 1t proceeded from his bat. The
following is the score OF the
The New York herald., 1844-09-27
0ry- THERE is NO MISTAKE ABOUT TIE roU.

DIRE subtle Of Dr. Felix Gsuraud for eradicsting hair
without the slightest injury TO the skin. Its sale is
traodnary and the beauty Of its esct s that the blue
generally (or should soy universally display cd
in using the when removing the hair from an IN
peculiar sgency the most delicate skins is Of such
nature that the skin psrtakos Of the color OF the
ronnding parts. In word, it is a remarkable chemical
invention and deserves the extensive patronage which
receives Boston Post To be found in New York only
at 81 Walker street, first store from Broadway TO be
mistake.
The New York herald., 1844-09-27

CoNcEar or MR PHiiLPs.-This eminent voca
lst gives third concert tonight at the Apoll,
Rooms FOR the programme, see advertisement
The New York herald., 1844-09-27

STEAM SHIP BRlTIsH QUEEN steamer, go
well known here, ,s advertized to be sold at Ant
werp without reserve. Why don't the Great Wes-
tern or the American Steam Ship Company send
over and purchase her!
The New York herald., 1844-09-27
Ihate;them all with faces thus,
Dear woman--ay, and man,
Whose yellow checks are covered DER
With pimples and With tan.
vVa cuunnt i0va q hn,pu xuall

WE CaHnUt IUVB q UBIhE WtI
With beauty thus deiaced,
When, BY using Jones's Chemical Soap,
All all might be erased.
ny- lONEyS ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP-For
curing disfgurements eruptions, and making dark.
sunbnrnt yellow skins look clear and whte-it
oimpes. blotches, freckles sun. .burn-tan. morphew
never ails Beware OF poisonous counterfeit Ask for
Joness Soap--gei only in this city at the American
Eagle 80 Chatham st s23 Broadway at 39 Fulton st
Breoklyn; or 8 State St Boston.
The New York herald., 1844-09-27

AnSER krEKLAND, well known throughout lhil
country, died at Salubria, Iowa, on the 9th ol
Last August.
The New York herald., 1844-09-27

MEXICAN RECEPTION. We find the following
paragraph in New Orleans paper, of recent
date -
Mr. shannon was greeted with warner reception by
the tuthoNes oil Vera Cruz than rendered TO
Chars dAnaes from the United States at any former
period
Andin another paper the annexed eppeers,--
On vernon shannon's journey 70 the city Of Mexico
in the diligence, the vehicle attack BY robbers end
he passsngers inclu ing Mr. s. rnsd oil their money.
This is certainly one OF the warmest receptions
one would wish to nee. with.