The New York Herald (New York [N.Y.])
January 25, 1842

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I I 11 111 II THI WmL riL-I?. 3U^-WkoU Ho. 10T9. COLT'S TRIAL. Coart of Oyer aad Terminer. Ji Dot Kcirr, Pimioinb. t.? 94 n r t H l?av nokual, j?? trt. Notwithstanding the intense cold and seventy of the weather ihts moraine, there was a great crowd around the iron gates and the back entrance ot the City Hall, as early as nine o'clock; and a large number of persons were waiting inside, although thev knew that they could not obtain admittance. Tke Court Room was Ailed as toon aa the doors were opened j and among the audience were five females of respectable appearance, sitting immediately behind Colt. The prtaoner was employed in reading and writing till ten o'cloek; ke looked rather hagard and care-worn, and bad avidently suffered intense mental anguish during the last few days. The District Attorney was not present at the opening, but came in a few minutes. Mr Selden was engaged in the Court of Chancery till eleven o'clock. The first witness called, was? John Johnson, examined?1? cleark in Presbyterian Board of Fore gn Missions, ti City Hall Place don't know Celt knew Adams since January last saw Adams several times in Sept last, and three times on tbu 17th Sept last. Saw him in his office aod iu tho office of our Board ef Foreign Missions, and mw him ln*l that day in CkambeiM itreet, close by the post office; the newspaper office; 1 think it was a-.iout three o'clock; might have been little Detore or alter; he w? fr?iug irom centre atreet to Broadway, on the po*t office aide, oraouth aide of the atreet; 1 did uot apeak to him then; be waa on the aid-.* u *lk. right ia front of that ga e that leada out of ihe Park; I waa going from the poet office to City Hall place at the time; I waa going down atraight to tlie Chambers atieet gate, and he pa'?4 etiaight on towarda Broadway; I think he didt/.i see me or he would hare spoken; I look ed afteig^im till he waa immediately oppo-ite the atepa of the newspaper office in Chambera strer-t; I turned and went home; 1 nerer saw him after that;'l .-aw hire before that day between 12 and 1 at his office in Gold and Aun aireeta; I went te hid office to Call for a proof of a monthly publication he waa in the h.ibit of printing for ua: he didn't gire ine a proof hi- aaid EMMtrr objected. Wuiti.no naid it was part of Iht ret jtnta. Mr. Emmitt said he objected to all that Mr. A darn a said at any time Judge Ksnt, said that ths Court would exclude all that Mr. Adams said aa not part of the re* jenla except declarations made before death, in riew of death. Whitiso insisted he could ahow that Mr. Adams staru d from home to go to a certain place as he had stated to a third party. He would reler thecoutt to some authorities?in Phillips'. Court-?Are you going te argue the point. Wiiitino ?Only to show some authorities in Phillips' eridence. Judge Ksnt. ?What volume will you hare 1 Whiting.?The 2d volume?by Cowan. He afterwards read from 1st Phillips',p. 231, a the admiaaibiiity of certain portion! of hearsay evidence. Judge Kent The Court is perfectly familiar with all those points. Wiiitino then read a note by Cowan, page 345, stm 4X1 anil 41V and nnts 447. He said these were all the authorities he should five now on the subject: if 1 wish to show au act, which I can do, the declaration of Adams was a part of the act, as to why he did not give a proof to Johnson. The CocaT read from Archibald's criminal pleadings as to hearsay evidence, that conld not be admitted, and hearsay that could be admitted txnettstit ait- If Mr Whiting could bring this declaration within the rule, among those exceptions mentioned try Archibald, as qualifying the act itself it would be admissible. The cry of the msb in Lord George Gordon's case was admitted as qualifying theiracta at the time. If Mr. Adams said where he was going, or that he was going to see Colt, that might be admissible. Witress.?He did not leave the office while I was there. He was eagaged making small wedges to wedge np the forms. Crou-examinril by Em mitt ?I last saw him that day about 3 o'clock I was downtown at Bank ef America?}t Hank of Ji-w York* Juekiag up at the timepiece there, had law it was near 3 o'clock; and on my return from there 1 saw Mr. Adams.? It was near the closing of the Bank First saw him near the centre that gate. Did not see in what direction he esrae. By the ICotrai?Did not ice him with any thing in his hand. Br Emeett?The second time 1 saw him that day was iu the Board of Foreign Missions. He had on a black hat, a black coat, and dark pantaloons?not certain bout the color of the pants: no: recollect the color of the rest. 1 fix the time of seeing him at bis office, by net teeing any one the there but himself; the workmen were all g-?i out; 1 (appose to dinner; I had then come from oar Foreign Miitioi Room. I w. hie# I I don't know at 1 have seen the WTsteh before, bat I believe I know the baek. I had the whole ease in my possession to engine tarn the keyhole, and tn engrave the back; I have no number no the hack to tell it by; but I suppose a man ^*51* hi' own work: it war eilhtr done for Piatt. fir^hfri, ar for Mr. the case nakar; there ia a P B on it. J tnppore Piatt V Brother.. Bf the Cor at Am certain Tl ?T work, or oroe one I e^proy. It wh? putt done by machinery anil part by h; H wWatiraain atrnct. t. a""*' M?mvtmfrf Knntn. Tkererolling work ot ler"* *7 k?ad?ronnd tha edge hero?and tin* part too. v cut. Show tha Jnry f iTirraa Hot tkore plain line* are done br the Emmett looked at the watch.) Winn* The plain liara that reprateat tha awn are done by machinery. The ray# atfthe ?tta?ao 2 N E1 NK1 thing el?e done with machinery iathu one. Juoos. There is a palace there; how is that donel Witness. That is done by hand. The faca is done part with the engine and part with the hand; I think we hare a pattern lor this one?we call it the President's bouse. He haot engraved rejuviiniatwiuof the Hrindent*i houie on other gold iealcht* Some watches with engrared backs are imperte -ooac of the patterns of engravings on watches that are imported are first sent from ibis country; intended for this uurket The President's house is one 01 inose pautrni feni anroaa; an owim wmcu have ihem?but not English one* that I know of. My Judge Kk.it. Thalia an English watch I believe, Withehh Can't *ay positively that Engli-h watches that are imported have not the President's house engraved on them; 1 can't tell- I've never seen any, never. There are other persons in this city engaged in the same business as 1 am. They alio engrave cn watchesBy VVhitimo? Never knew any watches imported with tuy eugraviugs on them have no doubt its my w. rk J. VV. Platt tx'iminrd?Is one of the firm of Piatt, Brothers, Co, 12 Maiden Lane?(watah shown to him- llu looked at it, and pulled out a memorandum, f Emmett objected to this. VVisiTiNasaid that he could use the memorandum if he copied it from an origiual entry. Couht said the book with the original entry must be produced He left to get his book and clerk. Ciiahi.es 11. Pour?Is in tho mercantile business, 13o Water street. (Watch shown to him I thiiiv 1 Know this watch; believe lowned it once. I got it from Mr. Brainard 1 sold it t? Mr. Samuel Adam-, the printer, through Mr. Ransom. Don't know Adams' place of business. 1 beliave Mr. Lyman W. Ransom is not in the city at pi tsenl. I believe he's in the H'est India Islands otpresent. I think he left here about the middle of November. I made a small mm k on it, by opening it with my knife. Judge Ke.it show that to the j'ury, sir. 'J he watch was then shown to the j >rj. Uross-txamined? Don't recollect precise tim when this sale was made by Ransom to Adams.? Mr. Adams he-lit a note agtinst Mr Rawson. 1 took up the note by giving ifcut watch in payment to Mr. Adams ibr >ugK Mr Ransom. We were all three present on that occasion Adams required payment m uiai utnrui various nines 11 was mine n-ighb >rhood of $11 1. Me and Mr. Kawsoit had our ullicu at the same place I received the note of RuniOiii as a substitute lor the watch. There was a bilauee?don't know whether 1 took possession of the note then or not. 1 gave iny due bill to Sir. Adams in payment lor the b jance, payable in goods, and 1 became the holder of the claim against K.ihsera. 1 think the bulance waa between 2b and $27 I looked to Rausom for payment of the note. Air. Adaina naW he was satisfied with the watch and my due bill. That note of $111, was a note given for a renewal of another note which had been part paid T.ie note was only a short time past due.? Adams had been down there >vo or three times to claim payment of that note. At one time when he called 1 heard Mr. A lams? Stopped by the DisTMCT-ArroRjrs.v, who objected to it. CociT? l'he bargain for the watch is part of the re* jeala. Selden asked the witness what was the state of feeliug exhibited by Mr. Adams, when he came there to demaad pay meat for that note. Whiting objected. Selden said it was not the object of the defence to go into the general character of Adaina' mind, but to show what was the ordinary conduct of Adams when he called on individuals for money, to demand p iyment, and did not get it That he was in the habit of exhibiting a harshness and irritability of temper and language on such occasions; and they wi.-bed to show what was his conduct, lauguage and temper on that occasion. VViiiTiNG had ao objection to go into the general character of his temper, bnt he objected to going into any specific act of Mr. Adams. Selden did not wish to go ino general character, but to show that Adams was in the habit of using sovere and unkind language, to say the least of it, towards bis debtors aboet that time, when be called on them fur money, end did nat get it. A I specific aei of outbreak of temper, under circnms ances similar t whit will, 1 believe, he pre anted in this cans*-, will ha testimony to go to this jury, that Adams might have had a similar outbreak onigoidg to a pcrso i immcdately subsequently to this transaction of tnc note and watch; and if it is pro red that Adams e tiled on Colt two weeks after this to demand money, may not this previous fact of his exhibition of p?S;iun aud temper go far to iliowwho was likr ly to cxnibit the first outbreak of temper that led ou to th s unfortunate rencontre. With regird to general temper, men of education, ia their general walk through life are taught to control their passions, and do so coutroltht m generally in their daily intercourse, and yet may exhibit the most violent passions when brought iulo contact with others in a different walk ol life?a laboring man, and so on, and his pmssians break out, and show the man with all ihc turbulence and violence 01 dispositi n with which the Cod of Nature made hiin. The inquuiry in this ease then must be spacific, and can never be general. The learned counsel m >at eloquently concluded by saying that he ceuld net and would not lacerate the feelings of Mr. Adams's friends; it was not the wish of hit client, and he would not do it, if he eould, by endeavoring to show that the general temper of Mr. Adams was violeutaud passionate?but he had the right to go iuto speciCc aets of his temper, exhibiting passionate outbreaks, when he called for money and did not get it. This was their legal right, and he would go no further, even if driven by any rule of law to such a course. The Court said that the point seemed after all to be what was the temper and conduct and language of Mr. Adams on tbis oocasion, or on the occasion of asking for money and not getting it. The temper of the individual can be shown. The question therefore may be asked. WHtTin objected. W|T.?Ess?A"liins had been to onr office before to get the money for this note; he told Mr. Ransom that he believed fir meant to nrindle him out of the iteht. lie seemed to be angry. Judok K.? What was his temper. Witxess?He seemed to be very angry; he i J U lU la I 4 .W.is u-amuifil?l had nothing to do with i the note at all. The first time Adams got angry was with me, anil he'called me a swindler; the next time ?a, Brainard. The one was numbered ">97I, tlouW'- back, gold lever watch, Robin-on, maker. The other is No 6002, same maker. QeO >v?t kept and one return ed; I could not tell which. They were delivered by Mr. Nathan C. Piatt. Crosj-ejcemiAtd?1 didn't see the watch at the time, I can't tar that this particular engrav ing was nit then; 1 have nn dcuht sense engraving mi on It. Mr. Ptatt rf?;HurW?(Watch shown)?Thii wfcfeh ha- tar initials on it; Mr. Bowne it the cast anfcner; ;he number it rn the movements that ar? imported; the number ie pat en the cete by Mr Bowne. W# |>ut our initials on our watches; didn'i see the watch delivcn d to Mr Hrainard. t.'riuf ijunnwd?Uare nothing to id'Dtify thnl watch as the one we sold to Mr. Brainard. N( two simihr numbers are on watches made by tb? saoie maker. Mr StLDts arlwUtiui this vat (Ac iralrh ?M b> Matt to Rminnrd, bu Mm to Pout, and (rem him pass cd to Adams Atriiosr Rasas, framintd Watch shown.) believe Mr.B ,wnc made this case and I helped him the engraving wns dene by Dubois, for us then i was letamrd to ae, and we pe lis bed It and seat i to PUtt and It ret be re, for whom we made it; tb150: Mr Colt said that he had reoeired a catalog >e niark-d at #117 or #120, as the proceeds of the 40?> hooks sold in Philadelphia: 1 told Adams 1 thought C?lt expected tl e proceeds, and as they might hare difhcully af.er the books were shipp d, I thought best they should settle it before: when he left me, he seemed surprised there could be a misunderstanding: he was a man of very few words: he turned quite round,and his countenance 'bowed great sunrise, and he li-ft: don't remember telling any one that he left me tn a rt-xed temper of mind: I felt so bid at being the mean* of sending him there that 1 could hardly trust ray judgment within the next fire or six days after the disclosure; we could not get th> rn ready |orthe New York trade sal", and tfiat was abaudeued: we had only got these 400 ready; I think the name of G- W. Poster was on the t:t!c page, and the inroice was in that name: I think I got an impression at that time that Mr. Adsms had furnished the paper for this bonk keeping; I might hare got that for Mr Adams, but Ira now satisfied be had not furnished it: Mr Colt was rery anxious indeed and worried about those books uot being got aft', so as to impress me with the belief that he wanted the money rery bad indeed: the stereotype plates for Colt's Hosk-keeping" would hare cast at least $S00in the regular way of cs uniting, and for ex tras about $75: without the figure work, it would h ire cost $300in plain work: these trade sales are deemed of considerable moment by the publishers of books: these stereotype plates put into my ranlt ?1 den t know wren or ny wnom; i saw then inert ?knew the character of the work: knew it wa? a good i nc, and thought I should like to buy the copyright: Adams then introduced Colt to me; Colt told nie he should come into the possession of the work in about a year: Mr. Colt on that 17tb Sept. seem>d to think that the delay with the books was oecasioned by me; believe b* said, if they could be (tot out any quicker f>r if, he would pay me the cash for the binding I then told him the difficulty was not with me, we had used every effort to get the sheets bonuil there are two editions of the "book keeping;' the larger is the l eaekcr's and Clerk's eoition;" and the othor, the smaller, is cslled the "School edition;" Mr. Adaran told me that they had been done for ten cents, the smaller one and fifteen ccit the larger one and 1 did them for that; I believe that Mr Adams put those plates in my vault, himself; he had tbo liberty and n-eil to pat things there; they were th- re a long time before I knew Mr. Colt. By a printer's form is meant the pages necessarv to print half a sheet or one side of a sheet a token is l'2o full sheets; printers calculate their work by pulls it means 250 palls; the paper to print the work came from Mr Keens, Maiden Lane he sold it to Coir, and took his note for it delivered it to Adams, and took his receipt for it on that 17th of September Adams did not say?" the books arc mine (Jolt is owing me for them don't think I ever said to anyone that Mr. Adams left me th n in a vnxed mood or tamper, or words to that effect. I may ham Haiti that Atittm* thrn xrtnt to Cot ft room, ana mi/hovt douht intulJttl him; don't recollect saying to Mr Robinson that Adsm Cormtv ok Nt.tt Yon*, ts The jurors of the people ol the State of New York, in and fur the body of the City and County of New York, noon thru oath urrsrnt -Tha* John C. olt. late ol the Third Ward of the uity of New York, in the County of New York aforesaid, laborer?not having the fear of God before hia eye* but being moved and seduced by the instigation uf the devil, on the seventeenth day of September, in the year of our Lordoue thousand eight hundred and foity-one, with ioico and anna at the Want, City and County aforesaid, in and upou one Samuel Adams, in the peace of Ujd and of the said peopl-. tie i and there being, feloniously, wiltully and of his malice aforethought, did make an ussault.and that the said John C. Colt, with a hiitcfitt of the value of six cents, which he, the said John C. Colt, in his right hand theu and there had and held, the said Samuel Adams in siul upon the right tide the head of him, the said Samuel Adams, then and there felouiously. wilfully and of his malice aforethought did atiike ami cut, giving to him the said Samuel A lanu, then and there with the hatchet afore said, in aud upon the right side of the head of him, the the said Samuel Adams, one mortal wound of the breadth of three inches and of the depth of six inches, of which said mortal wound he, the said Samuel Adunis, then and there instantly died. And so the jurors uforesaid, upon their oaths aforesaid, do say that the said John C. Cult, him the said Samuel Adams in manu raiid form uf'oiesaid, feloniously, wilfully aud of his malice aforethought, did kill and murder against (he form of thu statute in such case made unit pinvided, and against the pi-ace of ibcpcopleof the Slate of N w Yoik and their dignity. And the jurors aforesaid upon their oath aforesaid do fuither present?that the said John C. Colt, late of the Ward, City aud County of New York aforesaid, not having the tear of God before his eyes, but being moved and seduced by the instigation of the devil, afterwards,to wit: on the seventeenth day of September, in the year last aforesaid, with force and arms at the Ward, City and County oi Now York uforc.tuid, in and upon oils Samuel Adams, in the peace of God and of the said people then and there being, feloniously, wilfully and ol his malice aforethought, did make another assault, and that the said John C. Colt with a certain iintrument to thn jurors aforesaid unknown, which he the sniJ John C. Cult in his right hand, then and there had and held,the said Samuel Adains in and upon the right ride of the h'ad of him, the said Samuel Adams, then and there feloniously, wilfully and of hia malice aforethought did itrike and rut, giving to him, the sai I Samuel Adams, then and there with the said instrument to the jurors aloresaid unknown, in and upon the right side of the head of him. the said Samuel Adains, one mortal wound of the breadth of three inches and of the depth of six inches, of which said mortal wound he the said Samuel Adams theu aud the re instantly died. And so thejarots aforesaid, upon their oaths aforesaid, do say that the said John C. Colt, him the said Samuel Adams in manner and form uforesaid, fciouioualy, wilfully aud ot his malice aforethought di 1 kill and muider, against the form of the statute iu such case made and provided, and agaiust the peace of the people of the State ol New Yoik and their dignity. And the jurors aforesaid upon their oath aforesaid, do further present, that the said John C. Colt, late oi the w.udcit) aud county of New York aforesaid, not having the tear of God U fare his eyes, but being moved and seduced by the instigation uf the devil, uUerwards, to wit, on the irveute. nth day of September, tn the year I in aforesaid, with force and arms, at the ward, city and county of New York aforeaaid, in and uyaia one Samuel Adams, in the peace of Ood, and of the laid people then and there being feloniously, wilfully, and of his malice aforethought, did make another assault, and that the eaid John C.Colt, with a certain hatchet of the value of six cents, which he, the said John C. Colt, in hia right hand, then and there had and held the aaid Samuel Adam* in and on the bead ot him the aaid Samuel Adam* then and there feloniously, wtil 1111 y, and of hi* malice aforethought. dH stiikc and cut, giving to him. the aaid Samuel Adams, then andtheie, wi'h the hatchet alure*aid,iu and gpoa.theheadof him, the aaid Samuel Adams, one mortal wound of the breadth of three inches, and of the depth of aix inches, o( which said mortal wound he, the aaid Samuel Adam*, then and there dii d. And ao the juror* aforeaaid, upon their oath* aforeaaid do aay, that the aaid John C. Colt, him the aaid Samuel Adams in manner and farm aforesaid, feloniously, wil fully, and of hia malice aforethought, did kill and mur der against the form of the statute, in such esse made and provided, and against the peace of the people of the State of New York aud their dignity. Abd the jurors afoiesaid, upon their oa'hs rfoieaaiJ, do further present that the said John C- Colt, late ol the ward,city and county of New York aforeaaid, not having the fear ol Ood before his eyes, but being moved and aeducad by the instigation of the de\ iL after w al'ils.lo wit, oa ttAeeehtaeath 3ay of September, in the tar last aforeaaid, with force and arms at the ward, city and county of New Yoik aforesaid, in and upon ane Samuel Adams, in the peace of Ood and of the aaid people, then ?nd there being, feloniously, wilfully and of hi* malioe aforethought, did make another assault, and that the said John C. Colt, with a certain irutrumtru to the jrirors aforesaid unknown, which he, the aaid John C. Colt, in hia right hand,tlieu and there had. and held,the said Samuel Adams in and upon the bead ol him, the said Samuel Adains, then and tliete feloniously, wilfully and uf hit malice aforethought did atiike and cut, giving to him, the said Samuel Adams,then and there with ?he*.;id instrument to the juror* aforaaald unknown, in and upoa the head of him, the said Samuel Adams, one moital WUOUj VI IUU UI CUCHI ui >UI wo iiiviivn ami VI mo uo|>ni vi is inches, sn>l of wliich sanl mortal wound the id Samuel Ad am* then anJ there died. And so the jurors aioresaul, U|K>n their oatha aforetiiid, do aay, that the raid John C. Colt, hits, the laid Samuel Adams, in manner and form aloretaid, fulioioasly, wilfully, and of hia m.ilice aforethought, did kill and mur der, against the form of the statute in such case made sad provided, and against the peace of the people of the State of New Vork and their dignity. JAS R. WHITINO, District Attorney. I certify the proceeding to he a true copy of the Indictments now in mv office. Sept. in, |SU. J. 11. WHITING, District Attorney. Mr WiiiTitrc here said, that when he prepared the indictment, he had no idea that a pistol had been used- He wan lor a long timejii doubt how Adams'death had been occasioned. Hoinetimet he hod thought it possible, that lie was killed by a pistol ball; and it was not till after the adjournment on Thursday, that he learned that a ball if rammed home li?to in a Colt'* pxttol ean be discharged b" a mere pi rcu?*ion cap, irithoul icarctlu any uoi*e trhalevir,or only a rtry alight noise, Hali. tramintd? U door keeper of the watch houae. I wanted mine wood to kindle lire and I took whatever 1 oould And. I went t? the cell where it wan, and took th a I'd, and took it to the foot of tue ataira and tflll "P*? I pat half en the Are and it anaeit no bad that f had to throw the reat in the atreet 1 have a hey to open thoee ealls; there w?a e pedloek oa thir, but I think it wea not locked. I think the beard wit 2| teet lour rio "that kivrr" waa accounted for. Joaai'H W- Ffaaai^ov, rximtmd Livea corner Pearl aad Chatham atreet#} knew Adama between t*m aad three veer*; frequently had baaiaeaatr?aa. action* with nia 1 aew bin in Chatham neat Reoeevell on Tharvday the ltjth af September; he I wea coming down Chatham atreet; had a eoover* aatioe with him en m ney mattera; I didn't owe him a or he didn't owe me. The Di*ra>CT ArruiutaT offered to prove thai ERA 1842. Adam* had a cnuverintmu with tins wilues* to IMr eflV-et, that he contemplated iuee;i?jt Colt next day at Colt a office, and receiving a tumor money fioiu him. Set den objected The Coi RT considered this to come within the rule of hearsay evideuee and could not he admitted iv ii. .1....... i always looked on him as a very mild, peace.ible auH inoffensive man. Hut I hive never hud any dealings with him so as to make him show. Her. Dr. Blair txJinuud?Is a clergyman; known Adams 5er6 years; 1 am occupied with literary labors iu my sou's offtc my s?n is h publisher; for three years Adamsoccupicd aloft over my son's office; he used to do a portion of the printing for the establishment; saw him two or three tunes; seen him a thousand times about his business; I thought his temper was usually passive and mild; he used to employ a great number of boys and seemed to want ihs energy neces-aey to correct them. Don't think I ever heard t itn use a loud word, 'l'he work done by him was generally badly done; by his boys neglected; and it was nearly ail taken away Irom him. He u-ed to ha*.fault found with him because the work was so badly done; und he always bore it without, replying, and ouce when 1 reproved hiui for it, he shed t are. The cross-exuminatiou elicited nothing Taos Smith ?Livss corner Division aud Market street; am a printer; knew Adams; always thought him a remarkably mild tempered man, so much so as not to .have spirit enough to resent an insult. Alfred G Peceham Is jeweller; knew Ad.im? 18 years; his temper was very mild, and of an excellent disposition. Was not at all given to quarrelling; never saw him under circuinitaoces likely to exhibit his temper. H B. Gkinnli.i. ixamimd- Knew Mr. Adatns 7 or 8 years; had Muall business transactions witli him; he was a very mild and peaceable man. James Fiiva rxaminrd?ls a bookbinder; knew Adams 7 or 8 yeu?t; had business transactions with him; never knew so mild or peaceable a mm; I've blowed him up frequently myself, and he never said a word when the work was done bad. I reheard hit partner blow him up, but he never said word. Robert CarTf.R, rxtrminrd Is n bookseller knew Mr. Adams well; seen him severely tried never uv hm out o! temper; he wan reiuaik.it> v mild and peaceable. Ciiarlts P Bailee?Is a grocer; knew Mr. Adami; he wa* remarkably mild and peaceable; in conversation he did'at get mo hi^h at oil ers. Alexander B. Blake.? Knew Adams several f'cara; hewai a remarkably mild ina.i; particulary inoffensive; never sa v hiin out of temper seen him under all circumstances often had occasion to scold him; but he nevt r replied. William Ihonbides examined.?Is about fourteen years old; was employed iu the Granite Buildings; in the employ ol Mr Slocurn; I slept there in the third story; in September last 1 heard a hammering in the h.uee, about twelve o'clock on Friday night, as I was going up stairs; it was on the secona floor, on the right hand side going up stairs; 1 was a good deal(rightened,and turned to go back but at la?t I went up stairs quickly ihc noise continued till I got into my room the next day 1 saw several boxes around the door there were boxes going and coming all the time the door of the back yard was closed at that time: Croat-examined-?My stcp-unele slept in the room with me he lives in the store of Kushton and Aspinwall, Broadway I told mj mother the next night of it: we used to go up stairs from the back door. Charles J. Walker, examined.?Is a casterof plaster statues, worked for Redncr at the granite buildings; on a Thursday 1 went to Mrs. Octon to ask for a saw; she sent me to Mr Colt to get the saw; I went to his room door and knocked tbrce times,half a minute between each time at loathe came to the door and unlocked or unbolUil it I uakttl Aim for Uu sate, he told me to "go to h?II hi ai d him aawing ineidt at if he wan talcing some board*; he didn't open the door so that I ceuld see inside the room. Croat examined.?Mr. Ridnertoldme to get the aw 1 did eat it about thrae quarter* of an hour afterward*; 1 told ibe colored woman what Mr. Colt said ta saw the carman put a boa on the cart next morning, Saturday; first it about two feet from the front deer; there was alse another big box standing there in the entry. [The witness was cross-examined very closely to know who he told this ton at the time or soon after.J Charles Wood examined?" as at Mr. Wheeler's on the afternoon of Friday, Sept. 17th; go; there about-t o'clock; Wheeler said he heard the clashing of foils, and sent Dtlnoce to the police.? lie came hack witbont an officer; Mr. Uiley said afterwards he'd go, if I'd go with him with my umbrella; it was a rainy night; we went totbc police; they said tbeie that they hadu't sufficient proof to break open the door, f had known Colt; seen kim twice in Wheeler's room; left there at b o'clock at night; next moroing went there between band 9 o'clock; 1 saw a box in the mtry marked St. Louis, by way of New Orleans." 1 think the name iris Cross on it. Did not see Mr. Colt that morning C'roKn-rxamintd?I stood in the entry ofthat door that Friday afternoon, while Wheeler knocked at the door; don't recollect ifSeignette was there tkat afternoon. There was more than my self there that aftemooa. Don't remember if Kiley was there when I got there that afternoon. When I went away that I 1-1. it,I 1-- M IV. ...,d nn. n. nigm i n-ii iur. nucnti, ith.vcm?vi, two others Riley went hi me with me. Uelnoce csrae bout 5; about an hour after that I went to the police. Judge Kut Which went first to the police 1 Witness. Delnocedid. 1 board with Wheeler; got home between one and two hours before him that night Johi* Goldrimo, trammrd. 1? a milkman In the month of September lait I left milk at the Hyperian Saloon, granite buildings- In the morning used to carry the milk into the hall d?or, down the back stairs, and throngh the jard; when I saw the account in the papers about a uian being found in a box, I remember then what I'd seen a mail doing in the vault of the Hypcrii n Saloon. It was the latter end of the week, a cloudy day?it was in the morning between 7 and 8 o'clock UOn't think I'd know the man againj he was standing in the dark in the vagU) fie Whs Working at some boards; can't seethe man now; he was a pretty tali man; had whiskers I should think. He stopped as I wa- going down staira; he was working very hard w ilh a Hammer, nailing some boards, as 1 was going down the stairs; as I passed by, he stopped, and turned, and looked hard at me; and I delivered my milk aud came away, and he was standing in the same position as I left him I thought he was going to strike me with n hammer; and i looked hard at him, and passed on up the steps. There was a saw and a hatchet lying close beside him. Oro**-fjaminni-?This vault wts in the area on the,Chambers street side. As I pa?-ed close to the man he stopped; I heard a rran striking with a hammer on some boards; one side of the box was three feet or fonr fret He had a hammer in his hands?he looked so severe; and his ejee glan d so, that I thought he was going to strike me. Tin* sras underneath and below tlie street. Srri'mis C Smith rr ol the most modest men I ever was acquainted with; was remarkably peaceable, first Knew him in PrVTfdcnee, Rhode Island he was r markably i u i Cross cwunmetf?Never aeer. him under occasions that would nanse hi n I" be xcited. Mr. Moisahan a remarkably mild and easy temper In II months I ve seen him twice in a passion. One of the journeymen and he had a quarrel about some money; ha used high wards he was excited the journeyman threatened to sue him: he sairt lie would not get Ills money the sooner far that. I've trrquently seen him vexed, his pay day was on Saturday every two weeks; the I9th ol September n-a Ins ay day; the amount he bad to pay was from .fjr11M? to fsl5C. C'rom FrammtJ.? (Paper shown to him.) Tmn't think the signature to this paper is in hit handwriting. I understood that the Ilutcher's and lb-overs* I'.auk had a mortgage on his establishment. He was a little behied hand in his pavments to the tn-n. Ileussd to pay them bim-tlr; I made ?>ni the bills. (Books prodnesd These were his books, (list of the names offtU workmen read over) It might be difficult for ma to recognize hi* h ud writing after four months By the Couar Font know whether he had r y timn.y on his person when he was missing; no. whether be carried a porkst hook or not. James G sparks?I? administrator to Adams's sstaia. known him two years He appeared to be a very good tempered man. CVoas rzttwrnni? 1 took out letters of adinini'traiinn on tha 13th of October The book* appear to be Very irregular, thr etiargit o/e .g>d?7y ma/.V but On credit* art not girrn- Vvral aemu t? now appeari g open, have actually been closet) for some time Thus eecwra frequently. The solvency ef tka LD. lata ii tr Wa# told b1.at. bad aa itbar alt b br aide* that gold 'one Nit in LtiUi.ii i* ii if id? it"*- M?( bat haiu Itrrrl 'mew \4 t ntunale* All Ill very miId llr?> 4' >ti. k. ih?* willing to give u at at (|H\ A. M- C Smith escmissn/ a p uflisrr arreated Colt; gather, d the ibia-s U d la C lalt a> ymm go in,tinier a trunk and im tt Saw the apota ot ink shout the i mi lla shown.) The a|?ot? on thia ba'rbat ?,d ia room, and on lb- but lid tau r- ot the r. If JoiiisP. llaisataMorr, mu ,g*at to* the Pondret'e Cooipsn?; I was enltnd l? rm contents o| sink No 12 Mowr?>e ntrset n moved to lind clothing: CmuJd trnti none; I aUo# attained c a tents of aiuk in the (iraaite lla i Id mis ta and clothing, but auditfind n) on super intendence; tba floor was take n ap lieht? ware taken down; the content* war# taken to our factory and raked, but nothing found Cro*?-examined?The Monroe street sink ?n examined in 'ctober last, I think. Wm Kobimsom called, hut not examined Tbe DiaTnicr-ATTonnx v hera said that b* had exhausted all the testimony he bsd to cfler at I ban stage of the case, except that t pay u i ecausc inl boots, aud D nniston tapped hitn on the shoulder, with the om.nous words, yon'tr mine." Upon bring taken jo the police he stated hi- name was Thomas Simpson, and that he was a shoemaker by trade. Being caught in the act, he confessed having intend the store si viral times hy falae keys, nnd stated that lie found them in front f the door. Very probable lie wnsfn'ly committed -t'?o limn Witimi. -On Similar afteriio-a. Mr. He Heck B. Adam*, who resides at a baardtug home corner of Broadway and Franklin itree'.e, uiiiwtl a gold lever watch valued a' $100, that he hud !Ht in his room while absent a few minutes A colore,! waiter belonging to the hi loimatiai and rott'iincae, on the Five PcHita, n Hurv'i while there h?>ki ?i tt'icnilr UU a Mr wi? one ot the pollnted occnpaatn, named Catharine Murray, bid hi* pocket* picked of a wa'let contain inif $4 The woman whs arretted and enmrrhtt?~l lo proton. Mnar ?in Moar. Koanrnirt?la addition to the forced note* discovered on Saturday, amounting U> flWOIJO, atioposcd to have hern put iu circulation by franci* Metfcrd, a broker of \vnl! street, nptdtrrfard giflOOl) in Minouut were n?crTtai?rd yrMrrdry lo hare been forged am various lira)*, and it i* very probable from prevent circuoiM oncer, that evrn more will jet i be brought to light.

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Vif.r.r, an i alio by gun* Ikreil ever) 'our hour*. vay :?r 8 p rn j nmI 1*1.1. IvU i t. iu, mud nui/ti rockn? libclut^ ?it thr rune t?m 4u? AH *ei?*l* are rfcnin'oended to be mont careful in com i tag over fr"ai ^'4l?r I'omt1 Die New btatiou by coo Unt at. teuiiuti to lh- h ?d and thereby dorrectuiis thrr nUer.tg- ateeraje *i ltd or current? m iv or may nut art them out of their proper couia#, muJ t'rey are alao ailwaid pot to coin; adrr 16 fathoms .a nigh* en;?-? Lilly till they reach the Pilo i f itioa and Ret i heir proper p. I on hocrvt. 14? La* ly, a I %e??? U *re directed uot to approath the pil t r sfat ion .,t night H itho?f giving due a*nine, and not only by w the thi Ming ?i 'ight* *y t.. o verticai) where b?tt a?er, but il?o b) the uio huge uu totrd. at h.u t* ry ht-?ol ktiv kiud w ha e* er. J \MK* MKLVILL, Sec'ry. K ?t luci* House, London, Dec. 15, IAD. I n or i i \i noticehaibeenpasted ?t imm i?? r Majtsi}' i ouiul at Litli n,anoutuit?eg thit tlic uo pilot boati tUHotied ftt the bar "i Lisbon to turuieh siu-ls with p I' t*. will lo u forth w ear blue f! ?g kntsted ?t the ?\freinity of the y . -j t?dd Sheffield Alfei. N Yorly Pocaf?M?tM, ti It a iii re ls'-arr Bervn-k. New o'Jenas; Mrmphie, Kuight, ?k>; sid Kliz Keith, d rr tnpt. i h irleetoo; ctd ihcora; Knight, Vew York; I u H M-iuiben?, Ci-arleatoo; Lady Admix, Baltimore 27th? arr ludtpeudt nee, N> e, New York; CC rmanj, New Orion*; Mg N'oimitruin, Bo*ion; Colchis, do, Springfield, S-tvaiiDxh. 26th?iid i'atriek Henry, Delano. New Yor*; Qnc n Victoria, ih>0ioii; He he. New Orleans. 24th?-eld John Bull, N*w U? haus; -trr Kurope, Marsh *11, New York; Kutaw. Docket t, harlexton. 2Jd?arr Hiberuia, VViLon, New York; Por dion* tax. Baltimore; eld Knlerpnse, Cht>leaL*u; Idg A?u?, O'Brien, Few York; Robert Kerr, Mobile. Sid?Oxford. Rathhoue, N Y? k. Tiber, New Of leans; OarUnl. Api'atlucola 'ih*?irr Hebron Mobile; L uicaghirc, ^avainuh; K.tlaiiuzvo, vzh |e?tH; Diana, Natch**. 20h??M F.itzabeth. Charleston; Lan* rel, Sarunnaii; Idg Shetland iah, Philadelphia. 19ih?>ld Man* h'Kirr, Boeioti; Sh union. Mobile; Britannia, do; CaLdonin, .New Orleans; Glengarry, ??vmmah ISth?sld Kn^land, Wniie, New Y?rk; Gariiik. Skiddy, do; Royal 8-v?ue??it, Wi Wer.do; Oclari ra, I InLdelphia; Butquehauuah do, Fran* i li tan ton. Haitun )re: Corsair, New Orlrati l,u y Wijght, do; John, Cbarlmtou; Cumberland, Aualachicda, do; Hubert Jburus- I7th-arr Alc'iau.br*. New Orleans 16>1?or Caledonia, Bo,ton, Colchis, N*w Orleans. |5?ti Roteiur, Col* liut .Ntb York, irlh?Champion,New Oriea 8h n iiidoali, Philadelphia. 9iii?North America, Lowltrs, New York 7 h ?Trem >ut. New Orlea? s; Hhode Island. Satannah; St Mark de?. Slh?Cosmo, Out. (b ulge, New York; Ni naLlum, N? \v Url'tDt; Kahay.do; hicora. CharlriC u. GK.ivMivi),l)e.: in-Arr H end rick Hudson. Morgan, New York. Sld i .arit Bo.to.i, 22 1, Philadelphia. Hovcy, New York. |)ml, Dec 19 ?Arr Ann Hate, I hxrleston; Colu "bine, Ww Orleans Sld 251", "^arali She Ue, Flushiug lor NYork; W'e*t. ph*lia, Wf *selx. Br men for do. Cowcs, Dec 18?Bid A id aula. Texas IUmhi.ai k, Dec 2^ nld Mu mm faihajioa Maria, Diikson, Nrw York 16lh?Off, Calypso, from Ocrttenburg for New MM* Poht?m, De 11.?The steruof an American built vexxel apparenil, new wiih Mart* ou th? arrhhoard,ha* been waslod aglr^re it the en'rauce the harbor. A -piMutity of w'rcclc han be' I dc-eu near Luudy lalatidIlpkai omhk. Dec W?fet, fin Liverpool to Bordeaux, wng brought iu tiHiay dismajtid, been In contact wiih the Pursuit,fm Liverpool to New OrltaDx. The latter proceeded without apparent damage. f s,uu I.-. II I i.o It it f,n in N. ha* put D*rk to thin |iitt leakv, aud mi tut di?e hargr; Htlvidere, McKown, fm Lieerp >il 10 N York. h-11. t'.ute, Savannah ltd?John Dcuniitwu, Mobile; Frederick, ChaileitOfi. H'-mmkb, Dec. 31?Arr Niagara, NOrlcana. Shiflu*. Dec 18?s|'d Ann St Louisa. Kelly, NYork. I'r. I khiikad, Dec. 13?Sl'd Ko al William, NOtlean*. I'ARHMvon, Dec 10?Sl'd !to>'.il William, NUrlraua. llatHt, l et IT?Arr Scotia. N Orb-ana IStn? Vaiidalia N Orleans. *Tth, Condor.N Oilcans; Damaeeu*. Saeanu h;*8lh Baltimore, Kunck, N York; -i9lh. Kmerald. Howe*, do; S.-a Dion. N Orleans; ?ld Rubicon, do; 30th, arr Rochester, d eld Aigo New York; Ocorgianu, Ch uleiiou; Collar***, ,Volie In port?Krancoi* 1*1. Aiuaworth. New York, Ja'i let; burgundy, Wotton. do, 8th. Baltimore, Kunck. do tcili; Kmerald, Howe, do. tilth; Kill e Thorulna, New Orleana;Luu don, do Dec 31*1; Clinton. oo.ilsl; Si otia, do; Vandalta, .Mobile, Jab I'JUi, Marathon, Bo*ton. 10'h. M A**rtLI.F* Dec li? Art Daniel, Ktuel, fm NYork. BmMr*. Dec to?Arr Telegraph, Abler*, N York; 13,h. Atlantic, Virginia; 17ih Johannes and Kuropa, Baltimore; tilth. Matador, J amen N York; Charlotte, Hohorat. Im Baiti more, with lo*? of boat*, and four mcu washed orerbanrd. AwtwF.br. Dec. W? Air Twende Brodrr, Baker, Im Ne w York. Stuaita of" Srnna, no date?Tacitu*, Manilla, for Bo*, ton. i ?rr of *r,8t *'ierre; Darid Durti* V ?it ioique, .Milliko net, KaHui^ Tooc". PR; U. Sm;fls NYorL, rt rJle, do; Harriet and Je-Asi*'. Aut*c i i uiti"unce that the (*ro; on Water will mlro* ?i t arlv the -tlh of July Doit that the City Corpora* ?n ve?!' r r.tnred fo r aw the fill ther siitt of uine hondrtd i!. usaud dollars to cfleCt this olHect ?nd that f*?r lit s puri*?o 4 stock w;l" h issued (.ml'r the author*; of this 8mte re'ofnie yr anted. t>? arm# eeren prr c?rt.interest, payable quarter,; nod redeemable wt such periods a* purchafers de ??rc. v 1 it and IS yeam. The aabecriplioa list will he rne st the b Mik ot th* Sta.** of Nee. York, on the l .lies DOW f U lis, I .I !m own ni'.ii. :*i i ledins.on Oven nd th> "iiirlli. ru i Durh lit. r .1 wi h our n?!irr breed*. #rd one Hi if' of lh? III I lil '?il Durham ntoch which f r henntv of iyn.ni* tn ?tn u.i i ?nd Rr?jt wric..t. '?r ewceet? nny I it of li c?rf Ir il Ibifor ?ny oil rrcounli y. I li?j hare he ri j ic4 i??iel br the i.?t fj rut whir hrioN Km! piri nw touccmimiy I 1 l#c. .mPier ir\ weii?.l thr I 'i.ioti nW world h*?? >be. n la fceti In FntUtid (.?r etl.ihitiwn, h'd not one of tfc nibrroinlimt o:i th ir way to.New Ortmi i whvh occurcr ore com liellrd Ibetr owner# to ln.-ptiicc them bifurc they airkrdto ttiru I'Ucc of itr ?U mi on Mr. Tonkin'* i mml atm V is jtmnnnniv.l every way nife ri r tn th.?e wo, who h tub i> ii f mnMlion with toin it nll.fr i a I f fed hy tl.il g.-.il in*, from t re- to ye?r fi l?" t"blithe* hi- rr 'it i i.'U the be*t feeder of stork in the I tinted !H?te??.n.l he world wty well b' ol.?IV n?ei to j ro/nee h'a r d* lighted a.' wrtl as ft mi*%.f| r?e if tu tee swh stork mo rnatt mot) believed u I ssin'e ti>?t to much tlcah ?i il fat could hrre o?cn i>ui ?n animal kind, had he mil lo?r Income sati fi -d from Actual nh i ration. Mr Tonkina-ai:rrj inr that h-was ta>? |u blithers, or Ihrt euterpr ting ci'i/eos 'o look alt r Uii? stork before they ar pu cha??d at I'lJtade'i his on r!#??l,.i? /\?a opoei i it it' r y turn has, and probably near r il'?r J|I cr, and .bout two hours 'ide fr .m the city of Ph.'adrlrhia ill's ad lrrss M lilt* .?o*o', liloueester Co. t J.sSe, W NewVork hn 'il. IP4I. F'00 r.MA N ?VV otts a siinatioit. aa 1 u.1 .or r Wmuui, i a private family 'n Kugli# in.n wji> -> lyJ' L' M li?> r btrn ob'aiocd within lh? l?*1 ll teen H r "iare the commeoceisent of the new rnlome, J tu 1M2 they hare b-. r ?u w ith ye-feet rmh. V ice one J illar 1 year in ad iT?er M-sfereai'd MttcS arr incited to 1 all an I a amiit Sat HM \UBU MOD Km i. i:o\ .-ntion *tm tore iSnt lh?ir Sr RpII. f r lhie. l-f^i in h. ?3 WM. STt AHT,r*-frr?.,M |ARI'(? molt ri)K H \LK ?The old rttahliehel Hr.s 6lr x*nre blet eki r ?tr*rf Thffinlj- ohj*ft for 1 t: o?jt, i? lh? proprirto "(Mien*' I I wholly ir i vr*'Y r?irchi*???l. Thr *al" ?>f RiriL'"# Vrrlwt r?jm C. onfr ?i*?n^y. th* will H' aihfre'ofoft I ir ^*1 ti??4?the |i Cta nii which wi 1 more than rmf ih?. rwaf. I i tr icolin, pie o- ?pi v ftw'* IT. i > Arrtl ot?.er Furniture 'Dm* hi I "4* wtke ItfY- r?vh,n.. 1 Aou llj Fu'lf Itf k .Je" e*.,!1 "J'1;;1 ''r the United States ai HK.H!l)AN hi lltT.1 V nnl'viUn le ."inter. by this ship a IP iipn.e br on board, at Orleans wlihi font of Wall etre.t, THIS DAY.Uih ii.st at 12o'clk at which lime the sb ..nibual HKitl I'LKS will take the ship to ?e i. In tier Baps will close at the usual plates, at half put 11 oclcck- iW THK UK ST WIG MAKER IN NEW YORK. PHALON.Iate of Chatham Square, new of 914 Broadway. has acHin taken the lirst Premium for th? best specimen of WIGS AND SCALPS. A CONVINCING proof, if any were wanting, that native ingenuity la at pet-elated before foreign boasting anil humbug. a the opinion ur three of the oldest and best judges in Ihi proleasion iu New York can testify. The public can now judge frmn the premiums, via. the silver medal last year, and the lire! premium this, award, d by the Amencau Institute, who is or is not the lies! Wig maker. K. Plialon respectfully ivvii". all Jinlgi ami wearers to cvaniine his premium impro ved Gos.ainvr Wig, which, fur surpassing elegance, close re scinhlance lo nature and hi auty of inn tiauiral structure, may tie regarded aa cue of the greatest master pieces of art evei tir. (luci d in the world. h ?Tt 1, anlcndnl wil> weighs little Over half an aunca the lightest ever itnuwn. Manufacturer aud proprietor of Phaloa'9 celebrated ANTI DANDRUFF, fur irmeo iug the dander completely. from the head, and a thor ongh cleaner of the surfhee and hair |u>aleJto meet at the Uutcher.' Exchange, cornt r of Kihh at iret and First ATenne.on Tueaday ETeniint next, Jau. 23th,at 7 o'clo k, to hear soinr interesting statt tit'nts ill rel.uIon to the New York :uni Erie Rail Koad and the h' aring that the completion of this work Wiltshire upon their int' real Danel Burtnett J. M. Patterson John C. Chamberlain John W. Tier Jacob P. Ai na Daniel Harmony James L Stewart Walker Utygs Ma the v* H. Chase William Mook Francin O idine Wilhatn T Uyer Itohrrt Kidei FrrdV Johnson Andrew iWheal' r John M. *eaui?n Laming Ferria, Joseph Mc Ardle George H 1*1 h rles Di roe Hrijamiu W. Yaleulme Arnest Fauk, sen. J hn Chappel Bernard Rice George Peasenger Edward Phi is* Gw? n Mouaghan Isaac Valentine James J-iodtntii SamuellPattersou J F. V W. Anderson Heury M. Valentine Fraocii Domiuick, Wm 11. MeCrtevy Wtlliatn L. Kervra Robert Btaty Charles Campbell Jacob R. Reed jH 2t Thoinaa E. Broadway. _ I tIM r On Sainrilay evening, bilwceti ~Klr Re id's, on the la it loom i tig ea from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. inord rlli t int-p hauls an othe rs may avail llietnae lve? of aenurse of inat notion that ia truly practical one that en b acraa omplete rou line of oje'tc n tile transaction, ami me cantile calculation; and one in which the itudeut actually keeps a ret evi hooka in a ceuintin houae. To h ae who are una quainted with the advcitiaer's reputation, lie desires to say. that his principal work on buok-krepiiig Ina ,ia*srd into ten editions that it receives el... v.... #,.L u-i 1. .-.I _n? lai-lp inUltulion#; and that he. hiinict', m the honur ol He up reappointed te'f lier of bonk keeping lor the Merrautil- I ibrary A??oci?tlon"ol t'u? city. Pm#pectu#e?, with term#, may be had at the counting room# a# a hove. j'it In* /">kl.ElltlATION (lb THE BlttTH DAV Oh IHOS. v>' r.MNK.?A Bail ai the 8hik?pear fernere of William and Duain Hree'a, ou KKIDA V.!uih mat and a Dinnerou Salnrday, i lie h nifl. at t lie Naiional, 11 anal at. near li road way. Hall Ticket# $1. Dinner Tiekoi# "f.1 2S. to be ha I at the above Hotel#, and at the Beacon nftrc 84 Koonev. lt it IS. B. G.ntl.iuen wiahius to' ine wi I pleate take their liekit# ntrly, that a definite oreer tiny be given. Dinner.in the tati'eat 6 P. M.. Ticket# may be n)(0 hid at the 16th Ward Hotel, 6th Avenac G. VALL, Secretary^ jtt i v. V ci I 11 E.? l ite #iii'i*i nlier# conducting ihr eeui rat Anc lion IN an.i uaiiiit#ii"ii i>i..int.s?t,n.,..? ?",1-rtii itintilr mm J a. oh s. Arru'ar.n# Tltc bvtine## will in future be conduct r.l under the firm of ltlh-LL k ARCUJiAIHUS. ja11 w* F1KNRV K. HIEl,L. ATKlALwa# trade heiore the annrrod t oiumitiec ol redetectable merchant#, in November 1640, at the loot of Wall iitti I, New York, unon one of the Salamander S.ne#. M nil one of Jr-ae Delano'#, C. J. Gaylor'# Patent Double, and Sh ult'a Tat.lit A?betod Sate# Eith'CT k*om Tilt. OoantdiTrat".'* RiroaT?The ahoie 11,11 lair trial, and wa? to u# a convincing pr iof of the euiar.oriiv i the Salamander Safe over all o.ltrr# anil conaiderHI|? that it w? ripoaed to an intenae heat f ra period of. ipht noma. nliile each of the other# were devtroyed by the #anie neat iulc-a than two hour#, wc have no lieaitation iu raying, that we con oier the Salamander Safe irdliy fire-proof, and affording i> ifect #ecurity to l>eok? -nd paper# in oa#e ol fi e vVr thrrrlorr take much plt*#i.aein making tin# (taiemenl to the pu the. i d in rerotntr.endinp to them Knoe Wilder'# Patent Salamander Safe, aa fullv eulillcl to their cot fidcnce. W'ADSWOKTHfc SMITH, BALDWIN It CO MINT! ?N Si CO. CHARLES 11. MARSHALL. Committee. AH StianiaMeer Safe# by the (ubarribcr, wi I be te)uai to uiy th it have he nteeled. A general anurtin.lit on hind, or made to order, aad for lale by SILAS v. HERRING, Sole Agent. jK tm t?9 Wat, r at. pHI G.OLASt AND EARTHENWARE?Attign-.V V_' bale.?The entire ?tock of Chiua Ola a. and Karthe, Mart in Hare. 16 t tireeuiiich ?tr?e' coini ri#i# g a general a#, aor'mcrt will he #oh| at auction ou thr prrmiae... on Wedi#,: li)..lil>J t'l.l'lt'i. Bvordetofthe A '"IH'irea. .ulnar fl'HK I't K I N KltSltl d heretofore rviaUng under the firm 1 ol LVDECl'S fa N'lLTKK. I# thi# day o.*an|ird by mlnal Til. k. I) WARD l.rnEClS.elJ, la ,.l i is'ttlc the buiincRt of the concern*. kiuvard LunKrus. JOHN P. NOLTv.R. New Y'ntlc,tit J anuary, 1442. HOWARD l.rOK.C.r.? will coctioye tlie biuiwu.of inn in Minor a.id Mua cal Iulruim nU 01 hie own nrcnnnt, ut N? .1 it Srondavny. jM fl' IS I'r.K V.AII. AKHANl'iKMNT ?The Coal Other one"t at A.M., unil clone* ut 7 P.X.daily, except Stin) ilaja On SuiiJayu the oftc opei at 9 A.M..anil tlorra at II a R ;..u RI IS. and et I M 'I I; PJM TV.' rnxita ;i>" oard at th offer at follow* rir 'The firm North Ma I nil the K ir aide of the Hilar. via Yonkrni. Sing-irp, l>on|tlw:er|>ri", Huti'on, t? Albany anj fny, auo all |4 ulc when li.v. lteR|ar;tfnlly. Ue Jl H.N McLAUtiHLIV, l.i.ut loin. KipruliUoti. t kii ^a ntiel CivH Cilir Hide', V. toik. jtn VI Ud EOU H At. k IN lk LI Nt >1 S.? It i* HhuhIm iVl in.ni Itivrr, u. Henry nniy. ahoct two n,iIn from It i k Tut ih! float tt mi tak-ovr ilie in nth of the irrr, j ,'di iv miiea lroa,.Mom?tnwn, the roiuay seat of I. nry 11uty. Thr Mill t a> two mil o atnnre. otdhe but Kr luh hnre IT. re i* -l-o aTaw Mill aiiprhrd. Ai there la bievatie nn'l .ii I In r nntv law.iha thia, aid that I* milra from it it 11 ale v .i do a prod fc i ineea. j't.ere are tt acre* of ri.-ti 'inir I* heir inz f the mil! tir-rn Hirer it a Hip;, ft" i Ii ver faila, at iteupplirAfr om the Woiebaf olakc D i n ill it o- w a d hat keen in oyierition about /our in utt'* di dhiitiiieta It will le fold f"ri?jh, wliirh i. ?1 e ml Ca l# r RCM fi r the Und. for ftrtfltr u ri- o piir? .a Tremont. H'ezewrllc rnnry, l!lr.o? II as tii Ki vv Iftlie-'flMto'i CoiaMiHit Attract of 1 "h? a v..-iparil a. a cert-nn, aifr. aixt moat rflret 1 i" rru i if ii cure i? puiifirroir i |lti 'ridi*.- ".l.ilra, t wn*ei I'i oio 4-?U|' bwHire' i i i r i h i ,"*iilH couU l"i?l (hit iu i if mi' kiuhl) u??ln' ii .i ti'lu .rikc I i b* 'i;.pi iiirij with k j rcj nfuiiuii .*?#r-' id* lb ul' 'in In r ti.? trwMI *i,i, on. Mr,i i r?( -.rrd 'TJ I ui t. Lohtloti ?(ld '.or t *lr. V iuu'* S*le rci4j].t?F i'?rr4iii W6 tti!i*ra Pitluc, 4 f'ark K w, 44*4 >i Bro*l??y: V Pirkn f Him e;-tienc prasfliire, by \f. LKVK PT. ihvt-* i HO B?o*4 **y. c?m t #i of Warn o r i jFrom Hit Vp York 4 orniet r t*l AUvtrtitr.l 1 A ^rifn I ?t i ttr rlb-.w n? lo notice nomr teeth hr *:tH n?erle) Pr Lefett, of No 1*0 brotdwt) ?r?l lo ?t *t? hi* cDtnr 0*t *f ?r linc befoie ?h* poMic a* thr intro do?rrof the Atf*o#|?h? rtc Ire lure Principle," to rrle of tn-oej ht nr pr? r J re f dl\ rr shall, to cluar a euueetn. nlw.t pipe* of brai dy. 1 do (in; 51 do Port. Sherry and MaI deira wine: 15 baakat* chamcaiana do; 15 boxes soap; If do Iia>iansweet paste, setters.kc. Kilsi the Piano fortes will be told in the Fulton street store i by catalogue. WEDNESDAY. Splendid Furniture Sale? iSi o'clock, in the salea room, a brst tale assortment of the best second hand and new furniture of ail descriptions Also, a large additional lot of superior stcuil huid and new furniture, of all descriptions comprising almost eriry a r licit usslul and valuable io hioiueker ping. THURSDAY. Genteel Furniture? At 1t_| o'c'nek. will he sold the entire tiaiidsome liiniilurt contained in the house M lianimersly it. near Hudson, comprising Bru*?ell*. venetiiUi ami ingrain car. I tti, rug* oilcloth, pier ami mantel lo.,ktug *1-Mea. tnarble lop pier and centre tallica; rich dunask window curtain*, a eer> y iluabl-piano forte, mantel lustre orn ed room furniture neutrally including plain and -Ire-sing bureau*. At* crockery, china and g'aa* ware aud kitchen uten?i'?.' If R.N R V K. HI ELL. Auctioneer. pRK.AT SA LK N" is hourly expe ted, and will meet /^Tvf fw?*'1'1 t,,rl' j?>?sible despatch. having part ^^atfaoi-lfiSr '"T cl,r*? wireacly etgag-il. those de-ir.m* ul iwurint Iteiibt ur passage. by this splrn id and beautifully arranged vessel, should make early application to ULOVF.R St MeMURB AY. jtl 1 100 Pine ft. SJXTY MU.FS slIORI'ER 1UAN Ai>Y OTHER ROl'TE _> ri THE MOST EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE ?r~^eC3?TO ALB NY, tie BRIDGErOUT-Fsre 5r .VK^y t-trough >.50 The steanicoat t'KOl'ON or the NIMROD. leaves Calliariur .Mark, t dip, Kaat River side, fur Bridgeport, eerry moraine encrit Sunday, at 7 o'clock. Krom Bridgepcrt, passengers will be forwarded by the Hnusatnuic Railroad to North Canaan. Iheuce to West Sloclibridge flO mile.H) by stage. and theuce to Albany (3r inilee) by Railroad. Tlie care are well furniihtd and w-Tired. (Xf~ Forpnssege or freight apply on board of the boat, or at the York H-iiise. No. 6 7'onrtlandt etrtet. j3im I rii- K'lR LI VERPOOI,-Positively on the 1st k'eb.? aMMfVTbe sut?ri?r first class fast failing parkct ship GF.N. mwKsl'AliKHJLL. Cayiain Hoit. will be despatched for Liverpool as above This epleudid ship has unsurpassed accommodations for cabiu, second cabin, and steerage paeseupers, who w ill lie taken at a moderate rate. A| ply on board ehtp, at pier 13 F.ait River, or to JOHN HERD MAN, ti South afreet. X B Arrangements ran, aeueuil, be made with the subtetilerror passage limn Litrrpool, of llioiewho may be sent lorby tlieir f. i' uds h? re. Drai'le ran also be furnished for any amount, payable throughout Great Britaiu and lieland. on applyiug as above j-jS ""OR LONDON?Packet ef 1st Fe-bruarv.?The rfjwy spl-ndid packet ship Mr DIATOR, Captain hadJMdMK>wick. w ill sail as above, her regular dev. For pas. sage in rabiu, reei-nd cabin or steerage, having excellent ac couur.oduliotis, apply ou board, or to the office of _jS"> J. HKHDM'.iN. S instsnt ?1The spirt d d (set aailing ehip SHK.ttlDtPtysler. Master.wil! e*.i *hov?, u...Tliie snips arromiModat ion* for cabin, second cabin, and steerage pvsssugerv, at" not surpassed hy auy vessel in port, aisd berths rati be engaged on m.alrrale terms, by applying ou board,at Or'tana I i? r toot"' VV %l st, or to GLOVEI* St McMURRAY, 100 Pine st, cor. South st, I'. 8.?Persons wishing to send for thrtr frir-uU rrsidnig in the- old country can have the in brought oot ill the above lavorite-ship, ur any uf alw rrgul.r pickets, sailing prmip'ly on tin it uay. by applying ar have directed, if by Utter post paid. j? XJP- PASSAGE FOR NEW ORLEANS?Only RJ a*lWWrii| ir Luc ?The splendid packet ship ARKANSAS, irnwUb?'apt. Ltruois,sails kositively on the SSlh, lierr'galar "nj ill .!iif m I.IU IIIU nil rurj Ilvr ?n)i. *s?sge, early application sM-u.d l?c made on board, loot nI Wall at. i> to W. it J. T. TAPS'"OTT, 49 South street, or 4d Peek Slip. The Hiiataville will iiic'nJ the Ark an. a* anil jail let Ve fHWJM'W LnVMBC KRBTE3 R- pnlar parkd of the53ih Jail.?Tlir splendid packet iMfcn Jiib-hip slIf.HIDAN, Captain Depeyeitcr, ill nail an alio* e, her regular day. The -ohipi ot thin lute are all loOO laa* burthen and over, arid tlu-tr acroinuiodalions for cabin, second cabin, and steerage pasirugtni.it is well known are superior to any other Isue of Ci Uets. Persons about to rmhaik and desman* of securing ithn. in tins favontr ship, should make early application on tiriuid. feat of W*11 :Hr?. t.or to W. k J. T. TAm'OTT,? South street, corner Gnu* rnieur Une. or 4S IVck a Up. Pnreonr d'siroua of aeudiug fir their fr.tniia cau have i hem brought out by thin favorite ship, or any other line, nailing fro-n Liverpool vrrekly tod on favorable term*. Drafts tor any amount, payable 011 the National aofl Prorinoial Banks of Ireland aid Ihrir Braurlie*-. on Mrssre. Janes Bait, Son kCn Bankers, (.ondoti; KzeJnuige and Discount Bank. Liverpool; winch are payable in all the principal town# of the Curled Kim do u; can be had by tipply iug at T*|>*aott'* General Pa* f*gI* Illlo 49 S.I M ie ptl PASSAGE TO AND FROM 41RKENOCK rfjfV AND (1LASOOAV ?The ft .e p??l-.et ship OOLKIKMKn 11IUHP, Capt-Csrion. vrliirhsait* Inim Itiw York ?.ut. r i?ih January, and W.U leave Gretnouk and tilasgow carl, in the gprn g Prrvonv wishing to cmbarl au.l thosr shout to vend for their fir-en d? In reel' out direct f om Scotland, si oiild r ot Tail to rt ibrare thin! ivorableopiavrV uity.an th- uccmno.nidations by this sh p lor cabin, second cabin and steerage passengers, aie i*.-y superior. For Drum of pi .sage a 1 ply to SV. a. J. T. 1 APSCO1 1'. 49 South idrret. __ #e dd Peak slip. Flit- Ll\r'. 1 ol, ?.\rw l.iue?Hinder I'aclir KErffW the tb'h Jsr.iiaij*.?Tne splrndul fast sailing packet nisEo ship BHk.HlDA V t i-.pt K. A. nek*j-ster, of 100# lon?. will sail aSihove.li. regular diy. Fe freight or pnssag-, hating accominodatimes ine.jua'lrd furnidrnd ,r or i-patlort. ur |J>- cn^oaidat Orleans .vhaif. foot of Wall st.or to L. k. COLLINS ii CO., if South street. Prireiai*v. c?rr loi nble UJhoe? in atoie T 8niitk^ trect, and inim-dUt* po*tc#?i?>n giir?, bp vrailr- i *T i'ic lo Jr>K\ HKHDMA?? rn theprvinicof. l .itoray ran I f I I \\plirati,>n ibot ^MSB i's k ?tejjr*ol' ??rk Ibie !>re#i rrcott, of the *31?r*t faalbon .waterproof over I di?nr d nnnjr fatter* peurf i#*i v for the alow ihtHing. j*iO im" MKOlCAL I'AIlD tor. C o% ,ff .-il? ralirl ti> lli* ?lRinttC ofbntli ar, f? l:r br al? i t oirultrd. will, Ihr ottn'rl rnnliirno* ?'ii ihe n??t of iklwaia in?ieuiu.l affectHMM iuii iiiiiixm.iHc 1)11,1 irtj .11.'11%; Irom tin, HUM" Krotn" fi 1 V iilriuirf frictpfi t .r ihr 1ia: njrhl ji?i? ui thin purti ri? or brineJi of thr i rolra omv ?inr?itrr? a tafr.j n-r.iy and i rriUT? tc all prr-?4 ?apj*, to him it. rnt rvm I'j'id i? 4aj pilhi, Ui* a?? a.'matrury. or kjy "ihrr i l. 'uai' ii* mailinujir Ml ri?)Hi.f- fK-? H l??ai'? *9f. ii* f Pt? BHKWKRS \v 1 OIJrnLl.RnP.~Tha aubfMiktra A", r foracl? -II 'h "? ii W tl??u .Iiil *1 l'.r.* rry nnd lliifi Irry.wufi *U? riling H-i.'f. n |iin?rjf avl (iiiimcai ii- lib n Willi, fiiil >'f about tw ir'u of ml, Ij-irg i.M il i m'.i ?iJf lb' 0?Meo fifr in village; k brick dwelling knuik a Iioiw.m tlic(ilier>jpiWb fib'iilliog ;34* bi'naeli ol kr-un prr d.ij a I art rami p. n?ni.OiPW biuhrli t>f yratj. a bars, ilir.la, (fable J n W hogj, and an ?11 il? HTdli|iBiiDli. lilntlU iii 4 rii.li tlid i1i;?iri?bii( sr.iin growiT.c lOunfiy, ii 110wincootflet* ordtr, 1*.1 in full o|K>ntlioii. A If li'tVHig b.'.iM' Hi Ittr) fo ifll the not'in nrtii .juti" if iii il'or .tr I M W 11 1; m ill bo dun,id nf at 4 b o- .11 On' lltir ..f 11,' jwirrf, moiiry will hr t- 1 ml on VJ )>r a hrrry n( fh'J"il. d the halmc m ty he loll uti Wi 'v' I 1V rr? irtc^f* for a trrm oi y# .rf ?f defied. **?. nSrrt o? \ub??ru. N. V. ol oKOHc#* r I,HITCH. I M WMm r PARK TUBATHK, The L?at Night of the Seaaon. THIS KVENING, J*uua-y 25?The peelonaanc* witt ton IIM-aC* with Tlie (tjd tim*) Comedy of LONDON ASSURANCE. D-i'.le. Mi Ai'bott I Sir Harteeurt Courtly, Placide Mr Spanker, Wil iauia Meddle. Ct ippcodale Lady '>uay speaker. Mm Cuahinau. An Addre** will beepoken by Mr William* end Mia* Cuahn an, a* Dolly aud Lady Gay Speaker. Comic Song, Huinon of a Race Courae by W. H. Wil* liama. To conclude wiih the n?w Tare*of MY WIFE'S DENTIST. By 'he Author of Stale Secret*."Sc. S:r John Beaut ille, Mr. Frederick*, General Squidiou, Bellamy. C icily Squadron, Mil* S. Clubman. BoaeiSl? 1 it *u cent*?Gallery 25 cent*. Doora open at el. 1 erlortnai.ee commence* at T o'clock. ttt t'UAfll THKA'fRk Second Night of the Dramatic Spectacle of UNDINE. THIS EVENING, J.u. 25?The performance* will com inrnee with the MaiimCreni Spectacle *f UNDINE! Sir Hur'brand, Kirby Oyblin, Johnoon Undine, Mr*.Thome To conrlnde with SPRIGS OK LAUREL Niiiperlun. C. Meataycr Lenox Mr Hall Maty, Mra Th.roe floiM i?c?nlt:9d ?n4 Id tiers99, Pit it* 1> 'orioD*n at p. by Mr. J. Buckley. Mr Swetuy wilWingOld Tar River. The whole to conclude with a Laughable Afterpiece called BILL i BUTTON. Doore open at 8J?performance commence* at T. Boxes SO cent*. Pit 25 cent*. Tlie animal* belonging to the Zoological Iuatitute, will be open for exhibition during the holiday*. Entrance No. IT, m (Jhrystie-sL Acluiieaiou 25 cute. A hi K RICA N MVSELK, Corner Broadway and Ann strttt. Manager and Director, Mr. P. T. Baimim Grand Gala Week?Th- New Hall opened?Fall* of Niaga a?City of Dublin Firat Appearance of La Petite lento, Master Henry, Mia* E. Barber, Mi*? M Bar er. aud M??ter T Barber, EV" HY EVENING TH1? WPEK. Commencing Monday, Jan. 24th. The Manager ha* great i leaiure in announcing that a lew, epaeioua and sp'rudid Hall, one hundred feet in length, ha* bem added to th immense eetahliahme .t, and though it con lain* (wo r the nioit atuprndous and in igMficent works ofait ever exhi'ited in thta country.' The I'rutol' Adtni-oion to thewholr will remain a* 86 cent*. The Manager haa at great expJnre, effected a ahort engage; ment with .Mr. J R. HOLBROOKE, to exhibit hia ehgint and intereatiup MODEL ??F THE CITY OF DUBLIN. The manager ha* alio engaged for a ahort period the Grand and Kublime Exhibitionot the itupcudoae FALLS OF NIAGARA

The wonderful Exhibition of The PNEUMATIC RAILROAD, the greatest invention ol Hie age. ia in couataut operation. The Albino Lad ia here every evening. Fancy Glaaa Blowing every evening. The grand Coemoratnic Viewa are all changed. For the convenience of familiea and children, there will herea ter be a i?AY PERFORMANCE, every Satu day afternoon,commencing at three o'clock. Principal# ol School* and their pupil* admitted oa liberal terms. Admittance to the Muaeiim and all the entertainment!, 28 tent*. hildren under 10 year* ofage half price. Grand ball at tammant hall, oB Friday* Jan. 26 h. levi, for the benefit of Mr. JOHN ASHWELL, who was one of the aurvivor* of the ateamer Snvvtiii ci ired in the original) Horner Bi nuty, Wit and Ould, Moore The frliMioK bhip, Epea Saigeut Love the Ail "lira Moore finale Ticket* 5# rente?Children half price. Ticki trend rrogramnif continuing the ntract from the I raged? "I Taucri de and the eilrc iou ftom Koruer, mejr he obtained at the Alitor lloner. at Wiley I'litnm'* Kraucie'and Loekwood'e Bouketore*. Broadway. Iroin Mr. Kortt at the Library, and at the door in iVc verify. jg> It* M US I c. %/TESSRS O. WEISS Si ORAHM, membera of the Oer t'A tnan Mmicul Society, hey leave to inform the laekion vble eecntjr of New York and iu vicinity that they have formed a full and effective hand of nutrumeotal performer*.oi twenty in number, if required They have all the faahionabh uew Walire, Uah|v, and Cotillione of the celebrated eomno erv. Strail**, 1-auuir Lebiltky, Musard and other emiueai profeeaor*. and hold ilirmeelvre in readiueea to attend private partiee, eoireea. Sic. They will attend with two iuatrumenta violin and piano forte, and any additional number that may be iciiuired. Kavon will be promptly attended le by applying ai the mueic a tore No. tilt 3 road way, and at their reeidencee No IT Delancy itwei ji tm MUSIC. MESSRS. SCHNEIDKR k KKBHUN, director. of the well known tiernian Baud, beg leave to inforn ihe faehionablc to lety of New York, and ita vicinity, tka> their hill and etrretive Band, coneittiog of twenty inaVuinco tal (>erfoimere, i? now ready to attend pnrate partiee, toireet he. They have all the lairal and moet popular Wallret, Co l ill ion* and (talon* of the celebrated compoeera. Leaner Strain* ami I.abitiby. and will attend cither with two inatru menu, via: Violin and Pianoforte, or any number that may N required. All lav.im will t?e promptly attrnde' to by anph wg at Mr KltANT/KKF.'S hurStore. !M Broadway, when Ladiee and t icnflemrn air irqueeted to inerect the moet (plea tid euortmenl of K re, Skiue, t'api and Kobe*, tver offerer m the city of New York. oM Imie* M i'sic. Aft AN 1ST would respectfully inform Ihe pnblir, that he'-ill play at private partiee on the pianoforte all the rrlebraled cotillione and ivaltr-e. Enquire at No. 10 Walker itree'. _ J101m' SUPERFINE DRESS COATS or T HI S F.ST (JUAIil I I. n)>kti(o woTkirar-iVip aed nuteriala, for TWKn i T FOC1! J'.JI.I. VMS alio.! aataloooa Ten Uolltir.it PHILIPS't. ail TV. t rng eaUblianmeot, Mi Broadway. "t. B.?The ahoTegirmriiMKrernitranteedte boon*I frrra If r*ereet to tlwae inadi by th- moot upeuene houaeei U> ty Thu i* uo empty n.;rante?, bul uu that the adrwtee' rlrdyee hitnae'ff.:if. iualily prorer liouabt* lower. Writ I WK/.I/S orOHKI.Ut If which eoneidered bj liie lirat f'liyaieifua in the U. 8. to br the eery beet com xjntioa in eiislcuee for 11' runiatum. bpiainj, Chilblaioa 'tiofi*'! Hindi, tramp, Nutnbtv ee, Weakneea of Limbe. etc N B It i? three timer tlie ?'rrn|th of boy other kind. Br lure Mii't ark foj Wlnturlt'i Opnde doc. and m-eirt no rteii ?nh on >al tf K.b?t Broad* ay Alir'm 11 Abhde h Co. ito. 873 Brood ear. rnrui r of Chamber r'reet. Aleo lor rale ar shore, (he AROMATIC HNIT K,"' lor Headache and Catarrh, run meed iirmeipalty of roota. ahruha, and rrconimmdrd by Dr W?u i nouae. L ie I'roteeaor of Cambridge Unit rraitr tfjt' ir* d* cent* _ dl 1 8t later low n'K. TAl I.'UCH B.M.bAM Oh CI v KKWORT.?At the old eelahlifbaviit, ^7f Bowery The |?re >a adenosine n Hiring atreet. fir.t urdir anonymoue initial*. then aa W iV. Taylor, and again aa W. tV. M.ai rr. haa not now. nor tier haa had any connection with llv eeiahliahment at No. "J Bowrjr '1 ne late proprietor, b'. A. Thayer, nad but hrnlhrr tar:ll'?1 nuyei^H* hit not n?ea ii tli* liotlje I In* Ji ream f| I filler for n vrril year*. AViH mir y car ?K>i h* opened a ?i.,r* at ml Spring atreet, and adertiard R pr, BjIkci rf Lireraaort. and near l*a ynn go ramc l>r 'I jyl. r'f Bil-air l.irrrwi rt?and agaij pome* forard claiwii.g the ropnrlnrahip of aani medicine, ?h?a il *c well ki>owii that m the liane tne proprietor, tlx Isle K a liayir fir?t ietrndneed lint celebrated medicine, W W Theyw41 all nit finii-trrn yeara of ape. Br r rednl ?hi re boy?I'arcliaaa only? wind thio Otai.s it llie old offi 't. 3*5 Bowery, between Kotiith and Kifih crte (till tgeuta will pi,me ? Trim* till' zoixl Alio, trn lota in Bergen county J ill mile ftom Nn ark? Aleo to Jeut, a finiimKii tlilnwii. ,N J conaiethic hi t at ea. Inrti, andgnod .ra'rr It oU1> >129 I l.iiur?rid; 0?ni New -"k Koi P"*,,i ar Broadway, loan* inou*y ib large or -utaR auuu V lr 1. nr.! f" r" 'L 1 I (IliAtVK A Mi HUIMmO a NAtLnUAU \>inr*r? I a "?i wnntrtl dunlendiif theer per cent on the ?aP?J* etc f thia Company ln? b' i declared pivdW- at the >1 a- Band, m the tly of Saw Vork. o. Ib- (IfWnth d.> K. bruary rei'. Irli-ne. ?ady. d ut W TAi-NU^t, m*y A ItfH STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA ?To A East, Aidiitml TWwt. A?l|i I* F. M .Lnfcmrenda Na too Crows street, Philadelphia, between eight and elerea A M _ J'*H 'THa. UKEAT Htle. OF I8S5. ud general i?UueUoo od A hooka, paperi and money aatia. produced the great aad able diecovery of a cmpeeiliou which la a nou conductor ul heat,and haa been applied to the baiaioeudtr lion hafr.aa patented by E. Wilder. Since I bat time many'rata have beep made in fnrnacea,and in turning building!, and in no luataucc hare they failed to protect the cmlcule. The public are inoat poei'ieely aaaured that erery Safe made by Wilder, andaoid by the lubecriber,am he equal toady that bare been teated. A general aaaorUnrnt on hand, (or made to order) and for 1 SILAS C. HERRING. SMe Agent, )IIIw No 13$ Water atroet. MADAM E COSTELLO. pRAU AND BE BENEFITTED-MADAME COS Xv TjCLLO it well nwiit that it it loinelimri very itconve nient for ladieswKe *re a(llict??l with suppression. Sir. Sic ate. to n??? that attention at their reaideuce which the feature of their cue rrq.irea, and to aurh he would gay that he ta pee par. ?r retarna nia at .cere thanlu to hu irienOa and the public, tor the liberal patronage beatowrd on him during the preaent and |>aat aeaaona, and he furttner hopea, by a careful attention to the intarret of hia cualomere to merit a continuance of their furore. The attention of the publi: te reqneated to the following liat ofgricra. wh rh. it ia hoped are luilicirntly low toaatiafy the mart iconomical when it ia conatdered, that in atyle and mate riala they are war anted t jual to thoae made by the firat ee tabliahuieata in the city Super wed of England black, blue, or grey Dreaa Coata. _ It to M Super double milled bCk and fancy Caaamtaree, 7 It I Veala, Caehmere, Satin, itc. of (l ie iinality. 3 to 5 Making aud Trimming Coata 3>8 lo$t 5t, P.nta, $1 St to $t; Veata l 5# to $4. All garmcuU warranted to fit. j'jo lm* JOHN MOFFAT. 1 SR. LAL'UEL, lti3j CANAL STRfcET. ADELFHI i-e HOUsE?Now ao well known in thia city for very many great and extraordinary curer he liaa performed, in all caaei of delicate diaeaae. eeru after all other remtdieg have tailed, atill contiuuea to be conaulted by the afflicted of lioth aexea.? Hit mode of treatment ia too well known to require com -rndaiinn;having been in the practice for JO yeara, in the firat hoe piula of Fiance, and ten yeara in thia city. reinoi ing all peculiar diaeaa?-? wiih tureeaa and drapitch, and wilnout the aid eitherof Meicury or Balaam. Pcrgona afflicted with protrac ted aud deplorable caaea need not degpair of a complete recovery by applying to l)ocand hag been takeu from the body, and the tranquil, buoyant teelinga ofhealth. immediately apring up in ita place By atoning the action of the diaeaae, I hey re Jtore health, aud atengih. and appetite, and all the 'uuctioiu, to their natural glate: and Hit recovery ia rtpid, perf-et arid complete. Their opetgtlon on the bowele ia abundantly free, but pleaaant and natural; they never aickeu the eloinach or cramp the bowelf. but create pleaaant and agreeable tenant iona; and. what ia a gteat object id u.eee run, mey are aiwaj a sale; Uiey may be taken on all occasions, and under any circumstances, without retard to the name of the diaeaae, fur the operate upon the general con sttution, expelling disease from the body wherever it may be aeated. Every one who keep* three pit's by them will alwaya have a family physician in kta own house, and w hen using tnem may eenfiden ly reply npon a quick restoration of health. They may be had at 273 and 27b Brnauway. (3 ami 330 Bowery 93 and 330 Hudson atrcet, 77 East Broadway, 79 Fiulon Ireet, and 2W Greenwich atreet. corner of Warren, tm* American bank lock company. ANDREWS AMERICAN LOCK. TO TFIE FU ttLIC-J.il o KhWAKO.-The lata repeated rumora ami r?porta which have been 80 vide y an(j jnduatrioual] circulated that Audrew'a celebrated Combination Lock had been opened or picked, and which thua far have been disregarded as unworthy of ootice, are beginning to assume a Character ol *me plausibility, by which mean* mauy upright men h.ye been deluded to give their sanction and countenance to such reports The American Bank, Lock Company there 'ore, with the iew of testing the question in a w ay toyut the matter beyond contradiction, have decided to place one rf Andrew's Combiu lion Locks upon an iron safe enclosing a certified check lor Five Hundred Dollars, which amount shall be tne re ?ard of anv persou who may open or pick the Lock. This check is certified aud drawn, pay able to the order of O J. Cainmann, E?q., Cashier of ihe Merchant's Bank ol this city who retains the key of the Lock, and to whom reference ia made. It is preaumi d that the public banks and officers of banks can be satisfied by a fair, open, and In norable teat, none other is wanted,and wnicn bold attempts hava been mode to practice by trie efchicauery and trick (which will be expoeed if it becomes necessary) upon tlie credulity and ignorance of men wnoer n-mee would not be allowed it they had been aware oi the deceptions. The American Bank Lock Compan by (hi* mode only sn*d aiiong tf purchasing, will please u.ajte immediate application to CLOVER 8t Mc.MtTRHAY, JM IW) Pine streeL RXs'TAUk AST FOR I,Al)lT.n ;ANU Ge-S 1 LEAftTin 873 Broadway, opposit- "Siblo's Oanlen,?Thia Restaurant is above the Ice Cream Saloon. Lailiea will find, at this establishment, a private eat iig room, and a bid of fare supplied Willi every thing that (lie market can altord? the Subset rbers hope by their punctuality, gn ing all sa*>*faetiou to the jiers n that will givetliem their patrouage. Private room for diuner parties can he had All ordeis received to s ml out?dinner parties, balls, sorreet. he. ornamental pyramid a'l kinds parrots of sugar, chars of liberty, fancy cakes, Charlotte rusfe, tellies, ice cream, biscuits, glares,bombes grcnadas. the only manutaeturcra, Jte, On naod truffes, pate de foies gras, and the perigueujr, petite pois. chamiaiignous. Y amilies w ill tine, at any time, a variety of dishes ready tn lend out. Their pricca will be moderate. MAONAN JTTLIEN, jt Im* French Cooks and Cnnfectinnera. JPEASE SON'S HO RE HOUND CANDY. rpHE underaigned ha\ e used Meairs. J. Peaae It Sou's Ctari x fitd Eerence of Horehound Candy, ami can recommend it foreough-, cokla, humi'll afferlionr of the lunge,Itr. tlev Sir Crawford. Tailor ol tl>e M E Church.Vony that. He* Mr Liudwy, Pxetor of M K Chureh, Heaonl it Rct Mr Hawlry, N'o.UiCro-byat,Chap aia Utiir City Ho* pMal. Rev Mr Davit. Newark. N J. Rev MrDuvnll M Broad at, Newaik, N J Rev Mr Luekey. PC New Vork Confe'enee. Rev Mr Vau-inidal*, Brooklyn. Ret Mr Griffin, Partnrof M C Church, Bedford at. Hcv Mr Whitncer, P-Morof P Church. corner of Catherine nd Madiaon at#. Rev Mr Hart, Parlor nf B Chut eh, Gold at. Elder K- ?pp. Krv Mr K' tloffg, rre?nl Paator M E Church, Willett It. Rev Mr Uauiela Buffalo. We cou'd add fifty other* of Ihr moat reapeclahle clergymeu the Ktntr.but we pretnme the above ia vnfiefrnt to aatiafy e mo?*. akeytical of the efficacy of J. Peaee St Hon'a Moreund Candy, manufactured and void, whole :-aie and retail, at Divbkni at. rhcfoll w ink are our "tatr agen'a ilrO W Bedding No a Stsie *r, Boetnn, M??*. rlr It B Zieber, ,?o. 87 Dock at, Philadelplujt, Pa. ilr J Rohcriacn, No 110 Baltimore at. Baltimore. Md. dea-ra J F CuinaSt Co. Ho 13 Exchange Place. New Or ana. La. Meier* Dubowe kCo. Mobile, Ala. Mr J Woodward, Si Louie, Mo. Mr C Tobey, Cineinnali, Ohio. Mea ra Haviland.Hariooi k Allen Charleatoc. H C. Mr Wm J I>nvall.331 Dro-d at, Newark, N J. Mr W N Hi Ideman. Louievillr. Ky. Mr Piercey Teller, Detroit. Mich. Mraara IVtk fc Rpctrr. Bnrlingtoo, Vt. J Anthony. New Ilavrn,Conn. Mr J Oaynor, Ri-hmnn I Va. Memra Frank I'njrlor It Wm Fieher. Waehnwioc CltT D C Mr J A Wadaworth. Prondeuce,K I. Mr J B Coetci. Montgomery Alt. Mr J Marline, Fayeltcvil'e, S C MrO W o,,thnru' llrnrgi tow ti. D C. I MrC H Hunt. Fred, rl ka uruli, Va. I f H Toami'a n It Co Wheeling, Va. j> LUCINA COKDIaX. MAGMA'S LUGINA CARDIAL, T70R the pure and apeedy rure of Incipient Conanmption. Barirnuem. ImtioUncy Fluor Altme. or Whiter, tMeet, Obvtmcled, diffirull or painful Meiwtruation. Incontinence of I'rino. or involnutary rtieeharge thereo', and for the ecnernl proa I ration nf the ayatent, no matter whether the nanlt of inherent raua>*, or of cauav# produce* by irregularity or ill near The wwlc aprend col.bntv of thio wnmlerfbl nod meotima ble rordial iu both heoiiaghnre*. ia a auArient guaranioe for ita uiKk and pnaitive ancrena in curing all the above affeettonr and rompiainta. Pfothanf can be more eurprvaiag Own inviyocMiug eff eta on the human frame. I rmons all wenkocoe ami Imaitwiie before taning it, at onae herom* robu*t and full of energy under ita influence. It immedialaly counle-neta the a?rvele**ne#? or looecneae of the female frame,which ia the only eanre of oorrenneaa; and w hich, prior to Dr. Maguiabdiarovery. coc?tderrd to be incurable. And itape re Biota* the impedimenta imndnred by phynoal proalration. F. iru IvODKU^fie. indeed euw: lo lh? mnU of ih> I.aeina Comal, which ie repurdeu l>y Ux heariof anHerthe deetniriiveeffeeta of mercury or quack p. ruma.aad all who evetwct the retnaina of dieeaee lurhii* in ti e ifatata, may cnoeiiit Or. B. alweya with a guarantee of cu. i flt^-Phroona contemplating marriage ,who hare bee* the -ctaof dehcatadiaeaar a.may eoueult Br. Hell with honorable tonAdeace. Poet rem l> 'tere.deacribmy tiiecaee of peranum idwtanee.baeehie prompt attention. Or B 'a treatme-: aev itTMWoato anapkioa.aad 1a wall known to he i*f? and perm* |CB(. 4.' Pmata oAeao COURTLANDT STRUT t? loor* from Broadwar. jg la' I i iM u IN vAUi'i t W ,r iTrf Im! DviiJon m vie r f t.UI?e won dele va ttie epuouitaoenta, aad kurif ape UW eiv* et..ff k foT'Ve, il .r ung'v or'lie whole. JOnH IlkJLOMAN, W SondcA OAND8' KK.MCOY FOR SALT KM?VM-SaJt Rheum, d Ring worm, Tetter, Heald Head, BirWl or Jukpi Itch, Ecitma. Pa on aria Pahnarn, and other diNtNi of the hi*. ?rr ftafely, certainly, and fM(U#) cuf* d by the apt m fanu's Krmedy. which Hm now been 1 cried tu more than twelve ih uian 1 different enact ef the above dicea??n. having failed in any where ti e diruUtm are attudwdie. The unparalleled euecesa of this remedy IU ft* na| tift AyKtttftP* thetlnn it without equal ia the history medicine. The Compound Syrup of ?a sapa. il'a ia rr com mended to be weed with the remedy. U ?t t aired cfftot waa produced and the cure complete. aiuce which t me lliere hat been nexttuiu ofthe complaint. Yonrt, reapectful y. JOStFH C. bTANTCEY, New York, 0?t.l7, 1840. M Delaaey ateect. Meaara Route and Perking? Hrviug heuil iro n one ol my frieuda at McDonough, that you had ao infallible remedy for the Halt Rheum, I procured me lor my w ife. Bhe had been troubled with ttie compl?iat five ur tlx year*, and 1 am happy lo in'ortn you that the remedy ha, was for thirthy yean Female Physician in the two principal Female Hospital* m Europe?ibos* of Vienna and Paria?where farmed by bar mat experience and opportunities, ehe attained thae a ale briiy m thoae great dieooveriri in medical ectenee ao ay* chilly adapted to the fema e frame lor which her medicinaa dow itand unrivalled, aa well in this country an in Europe. Her acquaintance with the physiology and anatomy of the female frame, enabled her?by traciug the decline and ill health of mariied females, scarce in the meridian ?f life, aad the conae eal ?a|ad and uflMt ppKrenaty inexplicable causes which eoasagn m-.oy a toed mother to a premature grave?to their true source?to arrive at a knowledge o' the primary cans*# of female indispositions?especially of married ii males?which, m 1808, led to the discovery ot her celebrated "Preveutlxe Powder*." Their adoption has been the meats of preserving sot only the health, but even the life ol many an affectionate wife and fond mother. Tlie advertiser f>eliug the importance of this subject, and ttimaliug the vast hoiiefils resulting to thousands by these t lopUon, would moat respectfully arou.-e the attention of the larricd, by all that they hold Dear and diar.t hi consider* (ion. Is it not wise aul virtuous to prevent ?il tlo which we are eui ject, by simple and healthy means within our coetcal 7 Every dispassionate, virtuous, and euiighPned mind wiliunhesitaiing'y answ.r in the affirmative. This all thatMa dame Keatell recommends or aver recommended. Price ire dollars a pice age, accompanied with full aad particular dhstetions They can be foi warded by mail to any part of the Untied Mates Alllcttirs must be po,t paid, and addressed la MADAME RE8TKLL,Female Physician. Principal rime, 148 Greenwich street. New Yoik. Office hours from PA-M to o'clk P M. Boston office No 7 Kwx at iltdkwin r) PAPER m ATnUKACTL uek8.-1 n? saoacrtaerTiT notice that Niessrs Howell Uoddard,of Worcester,Mass.' tare appointed them their agents, and are prepared to fWnitbsf iqort notice, upon the uioet reasonable terms, FognMnsernii Jy leader Machines, with fire or steam dryers,and Tin Iff pa* chines to sire paper in ths web as it leaves the dryers, AJae evsry kind *f Machinery appertaiuing to the munufactufs ofsapar, which in point of workmanship aad finish it net femnel by any other establishment in this couuu y. A large ntnnbat are slow m operation in mauy cf the best mills,to whom rsfsrsJM will be given forall ptrtfcul.-.r*. PEH88E St BltOOKH l',MrW?.Laa. 4M4&W *Vl"i"hartTat??d EA HuRMa akOAlis.-900.000 oi ttm crl irnl to the Williamaborg and feck Slip ferrj w hich will reeume early in the Spring, auJ aff >rd? a farnrable opporuuity for ap-raou about t in berk in the abote bueineaa. Poaaesaioa can be had ou the 1st or Eebrtiry. Apply on the prtnaea. jll L'OR SALE ?A choice thorihaKire Bear, oi Loaaum'a tint ortcd stock. lfmoetlM (Id. Lao be e eu in the rear or tl Croahv afreet, near Hi iucc at COUNTERFEIT. FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS, OWING to the ce'e nty, etticaj^ tnd invariable nuecrae of Madame Itesleil a h eiMnt Monthly Pitta is all coeee of irre?ularity, iuppre^iott, or (KiPpage of thoae funcUnua of nature up m wh.,n the health ol ee,ry female depend*, ainoe their lutiod'.rtioti into the United Statea, now about four veare, counterlefla anil unit ilioua are eootiouatlv attempted to be palmed off lor the genuine. Cheap com.noa i illa are jarrcha (til at twelve eenla a hot. pat up ia different hotta. and c .tled "female Monthly Pilla," with the object of a> lling, if po??ible, at one dollar Feinalee are therefore ca itiourd wan.at tiieae attempla to impoee upon them. It ie sutlicicnt hers to elate that all F.'ma e Monthly Pitta are eoiintrrlefu. eaccpt iin>a? aold at Madame Kaeielte Prineipal Offlr*. 141 (Irrrua tc1 eC New York, and No 7 Eaaei atreet. Breton. Prire ft Madame HeaUll'a signature ta wwtlcr ou the corn of tach boi. rrumat:p it M BE BOUPRLOQUiC, PORTUGAL mHt attentive eomhiniitiu* or lunra.iicMa ol which Ihm 1 pilli arc aainpoard, li?* in.arte them trie wotuler an J idm>rntion of tha world. Th... art known all o**r Europe to bd' throniy pcrparalmu erer aioeoeertd that ha pro red inearth, bly Ctrl am in producing (be monthly turn*. Thrir certainty, in aH eaara. being inch that tney muat not be uoed during proaruaucy, far though mild aa'e. and healthy, rrctioue hata the iign.li ra of l)r. K. MELVEAU, amhorftad agent for the continent ol Amrnci. They can Be tratiataiitrd by mail to any inrt of th* Unite* State* Letnera directed to Dr. K Mrlr.au, N. Tmil meet with immediate attention Bold by appointment at Mi Or.IXI aireet e rn*r of Alien. Price M. Uaif baira. No half boiriaeot by maiL. dttlmdAw* ttJ _ PUBLISHED DAILT BT JAIKI OOUDOI BBIBBVt, No. ?l ANN STREET, f ERM8 Of Ar V It RTIB1NO?Th* e item air a rirea iuv.i . Country aubocrihor* fnraiahed at t&R ime rate, for any ayftifo period, ov rem ittanca la jrenoe. No paper aant. *nV?e void in advance. WtaiLT ftorALo?iaanod every onto may mornfr*, g| no o'clock?pnee na omta per copy funttahed to end y aabacrihara at $5 par annum Hi advance. CoaaaaronaaRva aro raqueoted to addreaa thotr lettan J oat ao ()?ao?* Boivfrvt, Proprietor and KdMari and fl daca on boatoaaa bmbM ba paat paid| Ac