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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-18

efthe hair when thirty will astonish the whole
world Millions of dollars must be made in few years
it the only remedy that will has restored the
hair is impossible supply the orders from all parts Of
thc word Tnese puahc facts have been widely spread
abroad through the columns the New York Herald The
dollars coming in in round numbers 1t does fail in
thousand trials Depot go Pearl street and 416 Broad
Fer the facts of wonderful coll MIR. s.
lily, zoo broadway music store, where the fluid also
he r0hD ed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-18

Watches, Watchcs.-Of the thousand ana
one dealers iu Watches in York. know % no cas
a. r you pr ssa Mr. JOIN cox
Importer Of Watches: corner Of broadway and fas;n
street stairs and "a Dowery We advise all who aren
want to give him call
Watches and JeweIry, very low.-The
subrrler selling Watches ut retail at the following
Icing much less than Any sssr os dsSsd
levers full jeweed SO COLA enamel watches, for ladies'
@ ssls s"n'S @ sed
s silver patent levers s5 silver dsss'ss o
ar ali other kinds equally low Pices Also;
all kds Iewery and Silver Spoons Forks " a. much
Importer Of Watches and Jesery wh0s.ss and retail
No. II wali'trset up ss"iTs'
Ministers. ConsuIs, and Charge d'Affalres
Of tie United States aud Of 9rs - sonss,es resi- lent in
liz hest sr.ists a. EvEHDELI No 2 Broadway corner
ing, h,raldry engraving, &c.
Make one Trial OF DIR. Watts Nervous
palsy epilepsy paralysis ST. vitas dance any neurc
vii, he given return the beneficial JOHN
rYNEk. No. Is Ann street. 81 per bottle.
Lace Curtains, Muslin Curtains, Window
Shades Buff Hollands hitc Hollands White Linens Gilt
FEReusoNs wnSe@ s F" IN SSfy low
1Sla Breadwa one door from Reade street.
DO You want to save Money:-Go to A. M.
Muslin Curtains Curtain materials Of every dsserpti"n.
window shades and Corniecs with everything in She
the city.
Rcmovnl.-Ira Merritt has removed his
ladies and french shoe store from 1851 to 372 Bowey,
hive doors above Fourth street.
!. Cheap, Elegant and Durable Is every AR
tcls sold ~ Z. BROOKS at his wholesale and retail
great a variety styles faithfully and
Handsomely made. and all nnoommonly cheap
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-18

matter what Lila Essays, Don't the WORTHLESS
concoeons pretending change gray hair former
coor and SO say We Don't use them, but procure the
genuine Davs Rahyene which does in truth effect such
change 1t stimulates the of the hair excites
ton the coorng glands and secretion Of the
'rale gnnine old naturs col oring material Price
cents bottle warranted For sale at the general depot
.Ob Grand street. and Mt 1872 Broadway 29 Washington
street. 62 Hudson street, l27 Bowery Ill Houston
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

SOCIETY MEETINGS..
A kLEGHANIA LODGE, NO lS3, T. o. OF O. F.-THE
~ aud brothers Of this lodge
the q cornea and Fourth streets Sixth
avenue this Tive sday nftcrno at O'clock to attend
tte funeral Of our late brother, Edward Birch.
ions KENT, Secretary. A. u. MOTT, N, G..
ABoRERS' u. q. SOCIETY.-A GENERAL MEET
ing the five divisions will he held In Montgomery
Na No 70 Prince street, Thursdsy evening May 90
~ ~ o'clock All memhcrs are requested to attend,
m importanec WIFI he transacted by order
So i.tv prcfijertfJames Cummings, Thomas Nicholson
Peter Donety William Martcrson, aud Thomas Mckearnan
VUrrNFyNrN HORSE SH0ERS PROTECTIVE AND
tchevolent Society &c tile city Of Now York.-At spc
-, meeting the ahsvo society the following resolution
wa IN imoufly adopted
Received Tbo the thanke % the momhcr q ths secretly
~ Mr. Thomas Rely, the gent emnnJ propra,
~ Hermitage Fall; also, to Mr. Shetnns celebrated
An crcan Brass Band, fcr the oauul music played on
~ eCcc asion of.npr turn out -.
Siencd behalf of the Society, go. GARLAN prest
Jouv TAArf, becy.
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Cheap, Elegant and Durable Is every ar
tics sold ~ f. BROOKS. at his wholesale and retail
Boot and Shoe store 100 Fulton street. We have
seen great variety of styles but all faithfully and
Handsomely made, and all uneommonly cheap.
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Dr.. Kcnanger,s Remedies will be sold for

" future upon the Bennettoral system the cashand
thing but the cash will fetch them No foreign agents
Sl.aeh 50 dozen; his Liquid in very large bottles for
ssery Tor Sea Sickness. 81 each six for So 50 dozen; his
Lii nant for the horse. sold at 80 cents 81 90 dozen his
Medicinal Charm will asonish all who give trial.
81 each, 50 dozen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-18

5000 Wigs and Toupees, Mt Medhurst &
Heards celebrated Wig Factory Y Maiden lane made of
the best materials and combining all the latest improve
meats warranted to fit and not to shrink change
cclor Also brads Of long hair front brads, &C. Rooms
exclusively for wigs and hair dying Cory the address
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Kcningcr,s Magic Fluld has REPRODUCED

a tine J., al of hair Mr. VIM H. Vanderbilt, of Elm
place Staten island (son Of highly esteemed and
tcrpriing countryman, Mr. Cornelius Vanderbilt after
having l,en entirely bald for six years. any could de-
sire t. seeelso other embers Of his family.
" ad led hundreds of dollars vain restore
son ,sr the mot astounding facts produced see
Scovfs Pick OF this week. Don fail this rich,
beautiful, and spicy paper. and ALL who real fun
AMI general intelligence Price of Pick, cents, until
further notice is worth ten cents and cheap that
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PERSONAL.

A DoLPH COLDSTFlN - AN WAITING FOR you
"A at Peters. Please TO call Immediately. Your hr Their
CHARLES GOLDsTEIN.
If NH. Bh0UGuTON FROM BDTNBURG. SCOTLAND,
will leave his dirreton for O. r. Herald oSe. he viii
hsar Of something to his advantage.
INFORMATION wANTED-0F MARGARET MANLEY,
= from County Mayo; In IRELAND PARISH ., hitihne ~
Kelly ass ipston street. She came In ship Uniyerse
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Ter cartn the ctons of New York against the
limitations Of my Magnetic Powder and Pills which
simpnsers endcavorng sell rosaness and
caros articles for the destruction of insects and vermn
repul alton pref araons rests the certificates
,reh Dr. Valentine Mott Professor Rccl Profossor
G ton, Or Van Rensselaer,, DR. 5. Moore Dr. Eetendoef
DIR Fanci Dr. Wagsah Members of tho Medical College.
Goeman StetsOn. House. Daniel D. Howard, Esq,
Jtvig house. Preston H. Hodges, ESD, Carlton Home,
mas D. Phillips Esq Assistant District Attorney, Thayer
Cogasns. esq. West Point
aud of other well known citizens whose certi-
eates under their hands no seen at my store.
n. ON,
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heard and TUTTLE 3i5 Broadway, has fortunately just
ills time very large of tortoise shell Opera
Glasses. which he does not wish to rotain
and which just the thing for Jennys He
them now at prices low that have
for not possessing one Moreover you do wish them
itr TINS purpose you Will hpd them better spyglass than
You purchase double the They decidedly
great bargain Call and see.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-18

vHO BOOT AND SHOE MERCHANTS-WANTEDA
4 situation NJ Salesman in Wholesale boot and shoe
store has very extensive country
troll liberal Western trade Comm
Ellis Post Office. will receive personal attention ~ tho
place designated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-18

Wigs and TOupccs.-BatchelOr's new style
the most perfect imitation Of
yet invented Those wanting superior article should
call at BACHELORS celebrated Wig Factory No Wall
street where be found the largest aud best
IN the city, Copy the address
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-18

COOKS SITUATION WANTEp-BY COMPETENT
~ wht has lived with aho fniniiins
in tho city whom SHE refer. Understands
her business perfectly Left her last paca consequence
of the famys breaking mp house keeping win be heard
offora week. il not engaged at No. 40 Prince
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-18

M Mt D-BY A STEADY YOUNG WOMAN A
W situation plain Cooks also good washer and
roneror to do general housework Has good city refer
onces. Please send ote to 800 First avenue
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Rcmovnl.-Ira Merritt hns removed his
1adier' shoe 1851 372 Bowery
hive doe above Fourth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-18

(OY WANTF D-OF GOOD ADDRESS AND INTELLI-
- gent in drug sore In the country forty miles
New York None need apply undor fourteen II
Apply personally with specimen OF handwriting giving
addresssnnd reference, to ROYAL GAINES ESQ, 10
Nassau
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LOST AND REWARDS.

r 0ST-FRoM THE BRITISH BARK CHAMPION
~ lying Mt Iier No. % North River, halbr reed New
foundlnnd dog-hlack with small white stripe in his
breast brass collar around his neck. suitable reward
viii he ten to the who returns him 81
West street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-18

1 OST-IN BROOKLYN, ON FRIDAY. MAY CRIT A
- black EnRI.h terrier dog and tail cropped. A
III era reward will be yen to who will return him
to 90 Harrison street. Brooklyn. hen lost brass
collpr - ~~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-18

Hair Dye.-Datchelor's celebrated Liquid
Hair Dya i tho best yet discovered for cooring the hair
whsherr the it is applied The wonderful and
certainty with which this favorte old established
Dye performs astonishing 1t is for SALE applied
BaTCEELOR'S Wig Factory, NOD Wall street. Copy the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-18

DAVIES, No. 200 Bowery They selling Lace and
Muslin Curtains Curtain materials of every description,
Window Shades and Cornecs, with everything in the Up
h"s'sy line 20 cent cheaper than any other house in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-18

trel Bowery between Bond and Great Jones Streets
world respectfully vite the attention Of the ladies
his arrangements for the spring His establish
ment has been materially enlarged and improved TO
the increasing demand of his all who
favor him with visit will be prompt respectful
after ton and AZ the time have the privilege Of select
Ing their ga slippers buskns ties from Of the
most extensive be found in the United States
continuance of the very liberal favors extended
to him since his business he has secured
the valuable cooperation of Mr. Lahoyeaux formerly Of
Broadway who viii devote himself entirely to the superv
and justly acknowledged skill in the production of ladies'
shoes warrants the assertion that in exquteness Of nish
deeacy of style and superiority of materials they
be while the prices ut which they afforded
articles For hoys and youths misses children
and heads Of families will find very superior display
bocs and shoes for children of all ages the
Of which par ieular attention ID devoted CANTRELL.
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OK-WANTED, A SITUATION AS COOK OR
~ Chnmbcrmaid in private family Tho best of refer
given Please call ut 81 Twelfth street. between First
and A, %
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hOG LOST ON THE TTH-A BLACK AND Drown
- terrier Dog. with white spot his breast; on
brass collar answers to the Of Pink Whoever will
return him to 10 Jefferson street. will be literally rewarded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-18

WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
W situation as good Cook Washer. and Ironer; is
good baker and pastrycook The best of city reference
May seen for two days. at No. 27 Mulberry street.
first floor. - II -
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w AETED-A SITUATION, BY REsPEcTABLE
W young Protestant woman. Seamstrcss or Chtl-
drens Rure Apply at 63 Fourth third door back
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ROY WANTED IN JEWELRY STORE-TO RUN
- Of errands &c. One with good NJ
apply to James W. Faulkner iy Broadway Grand
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OIlCE-PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY-OFFT-
cal information has cen received at this oce that
the has been to Frijoa
station above Buio Soldado For the present. tho
road opened TO the crossing place the Chagros river
the trains leave dsily from Aspin ALL go A. M and
Panama Railroad Company. = Os'
New York May IL 1862.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-04
The Crescent City Officially Settled.

We are happy to inform our readers that the
Crescent City difficulty is settled This gratifying
intelligence we received in tslsgraphie despatch
from Charleston last night The Captain General
Of Cuba having seen the affidavit Of Mr.. Parser
Smith, in relation to the suspicious of the Spanish
the Crescent City will have permission to enter the
port Of Havana, even with the individual named
William Smith on board Of her.
For this acknoulei gment Of the rights of that
individual and of the ship little credit is due
TO the administration. Everything was done by
the President that he could do, to induce or cssrce
Mr. George Law and Company to the abandon
ment of their commercial rights in the preni-
ses, and the rights of the unofending Purser
Smith. The credit of settling the difficulty
belongs, therefore, entirely to the frmness sound
discretion, and sagacity of Mr.. Law and Com
pany. Abandoned, and virtually ou.lavsd by
the government, they have yet succeeded, by the
exercise Of little psrseverng frmness in securing
the concession of their just rights 1t is almost
pity this good example of American diplomacy had
not occurredtwo or three years ago 1t might have
effected the greatest results in the manifold COM
plexities of our foreign relations. And we can
almost sympathize in the modification which the
government must, or ought to feel, in this quiet
solution Of question which they might have settled
50 easily from the very beginning.
On Saturday last, George Law stood at something
below par in Wall street. This morning he viii
command premium. The war is over.
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The News.

The next news from Europe will be brought by
the Niagara to Halifax and Boston, and be received
by telegraph. Owing to the acct ient to the Frank
lin she viii lay over one trip at Southampton. The
Nagara's advices will be one week later. The tele-
graphic summary of her intelligence will not be
received till next Wednesday.
The Europas news produced no effect upon the
cotton market. The frmer tone in freights checked
any material advance in breadstufs. Flour was
about six cents per barrel better, and wheat about
two cents dearer. The recent fine weather has, by
fayoring receipts from the interior, also aided in
checking any material advance in prices.
The Court Of Oyer and Terminer will proceed this
morning TO sentence for execution the four men
convicted Of murder during this present term
namely, Hewlett, Saul, and johnson. for the murder
Of Baxter, the ship watchman, and Doyle, for the
murder Of his landlsdy. Sullivan and Clark will
be brought up, as matter Of course, for re SEN
tence; but it is not probable that the form will be
gene trough a, regards them, as the argument on
the doubtful points at issue between the judges Of
cur Supreme Court and the Court Of Appeals will
take up more time than can now be given to the
matter, this being the last day of the term.
Those two unfortunate men must have suffered
many deaths mentally in the time that has inter
vened since their conviction and first sentence. 1t
Is thought that in consequence of the legal doubts
that have arisen in their favor, the punishment Of
their crime will not exceed imprisonment in the
State prison.
We elsewhere publish the details Of the execution
in Philadelphia, yesterday, Of Blaise 5kupinski the
younger Of the Polish brothers. who we're convicted
Of the horrible butchery Of young psdlar, named
Lehman, some twelve months ago. The cireum.
stances connected With the sanguinary deed we're so
atrocious and cold-blooded as to be still fresh in The
minds Of majority Of readers. Having enticsd The
poor pedlar into their room, the elder brother,
they themse selves declared, in connection with an
other man, whom the officers have never bee1 able
to End, killed the boy, deliberately cut him into
fragments, which they placed in bags, and then
funk the remains 10 the river, where they were
afterwards found frozen in tho lee by some children
b ise, as vel as Bis brother, who suffered death
tty months since, declared TO the last that he was
n4...u - iar "a TIC taking Of Life was concerned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-04
Marine Affairs.

THE CHINA CLprER RAcE-The Europa brought the
of the arrival at Deal of the American clippers
Challenge and Nightingale and the English clipper Cha
lenger The Challenge made the shortest trip namely,
one hundred and five days. She was built by Mr.. W. H.
Webb Of this city The Nightingale Boston vessel and
made the passage in hundred and ten days and the
Challenger in hundred and thirteen days. The Amer
lean clippers arrived the day. the 18th Novem
ber The Challenge thus made the passage in eight days
under her English competitor and FIVE days less than her
Boston rival We are informed the Challenge sixty
five days from Angler, tbirtynine from the Cape and
twenty three from the Equator.
LAUNCH ANOTHER CIIPpER SHIP The beautiful
clipper ship Simoom will be launched at half past two
O'Clock to day by Mr. Jabez Williams from his yard at
Greenpoint
SHPPING SAvAsNAH.-As an indication Of the
business Of city may mention the fact that there
nineteen ships here loading for Liverpool At
the same time last year there but There
two up for Havre-none last year Savannah Republican,
Nor 20.
LAuNcHEp-At Newport, 30th ult, by Messrs. w. II
CranGal Son, a beautifully modelled schooner Of $50
ed for coaster and to be anded by Capt A. Dorr
late Of schooner George Engs.
At North Boohbay, 18th inst, from the yard Of John
McDoHgal Esq fine big Of about 200 tons Of superior
model and nish, called the Onward and owned by
McCarty Of Westport Stephen Lewis Of Whiteeld and
others she Is to be commanded by Capt Albert s. lib
belts of n orth Boothbay
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Mails for California,

The steamship Prometheus, Captain Churchill will
del Norte.
The steamship Uncle Sam, Captain Mills and the
mail steamship Georgia. Captain Porter will leave at two
O'Clock Monday afternoon for Aspinwan, with the
be published at ten O'Clock that morning.
Single copies sxpence Agents will please send in their
orders without delay.
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PeraonaI Intelligence.

Arrivals at the General Chat
fe d. Albany; Lieutenant Colonel Rate Royal Army; b.
Evers Paris; Ed win Croswell, ESQ., Albany; j. F. De
Wolf, Rhode Island G. Durand Connecticut +. A. Gil.
bert, England Geo. Sanders, Salem; W. A. Poor Bal
timore s. A Newton, Newport; ]. Gregory, Boston;
I. Detban London; VIM R. Hall. Philadelphia; Or,
At III. Irving-Hon. B. 0. Taylor Washington; Hon.
II Hamlin Maine; Hon L X. smart. Maine; Hon. Is.
Al. Donelson U. S. A ~ b Plummer, u s A Colonel
Mansfield U s. Hon L. Burrows, Now York; Hon
Non - ciss,na Gnna T. sfnn M
do; Hon. Amos Tusk, New Hampshire; Hon G.
sweetzer. Delaware; Hon J. Sutherland, Hudson; Hon
y Russell; Hon. J Campbell, Illinois; Hon Q. = Stuart
Michigan; Hon H. Hamilton Maine; Hon. w. Murray,
Middleton; Hon B Q. Eastman, Wisconsin.
At the American Thomas Graham, Il. I. Free
Philadelphia; Captain Rogers Portland; Randolph
spaudipg, Georgia; A. Goodman. Boston; Hon p Sken
Smith Philadelphia; IL Laurence, Boston, G. Murphy,
Philadelphia
At the Astor-Hon. George Cochrane Massa chusetts;
Hon. J. johnson, New Hampshire; II Wilder, Boston,
u. Ames, Connecticut; W. Bishop. Philadelphia; J..
Thompson Springfield; r. II Brewster, San Francisco;
T 8. Dickerson Charleston; Hon. ieorge Ashmun Mas.
sachusetts; George Upton George Toman, Boston, COL
Tsylo South Carolina; George Cowper Scotland
At the Howard lion NJ Clarke, G. Clark, Man
chester Vermont; Hon Charles stearns, Springfield;
Colonel A. Croker, Fitohburg; Captain Parrish steam
ship Roanoak; s ston Chandler. Boston; VIII
Wies and lady. Vermont; Beard, Hamilton. Canada
West; N ]. Chatter Ohio J. Potter Providence; G f.
Cfoss and lady st John. A. v. King. Sandy Hill.
The health Of Hon john Bell of Tennessee is said to
be failing
Hon. Hannibal Homn, United States Senator Hon e.
X. Smart, Nj o. and Hon Mcdonald. M Q from
Maine, were at Concord, New Hampshire, the 30th
ultimo
The following Senators and Representatives arrived in
Washington on the "a instant:-sepators-M Mei
wether, Of Kentucky; Sumner, Of Massachusetts,, and
Fish Of New York Representatives Msssrs. Boyd of
Kentucky; Stevens Of npsyvana; Harris OF Tonnes
York; Smart of Mane Davis of Indiana and Ingersol
Of Connecticut.
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Clothing Warehouse, Of Fulton and kasu streets
informs the designers Of this city and the Union that ne
will pay premium of ono hundred dollars for the orr
business vehicle for fonr nor
Tho carrsge must ht and fitted vita seas
for passep and contain compartments for tae
nit nj ton Of parcels and packages OF ccthing
designs intended for competition must be snt 70 rsod
~ ~ e'iAps'enS1uueN'' ""V's A p. L. ROGERS.
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OOU BILE SH EFT
New York, Saturday, December 4, 1854.
Malls for Europe.

Malls for Europe.
TIE HEw YORK WEEKLY HERALD-OUR AGENTS IN
LONDON AND PARIS.
The mail steamship Hermann, Captain Higgins will
leave this port at to-day, for Southampton and
Bremen.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of
the New York HERALD will be received at the foow
places -
e. Sanford & Co., London.
William Thomas Co 10 and q Catherine street.
Livingston Wells Co., Paris.
b. II Revolt II Rue de Ia Banque.
The European mails will close at half past ten O'Clock
this morning The WEEKLY HERALD will be published
st hafpsst nine O'Clock.
Single copies, in wrapper, sxpence.