The New York Herald (New York [N.Y.])
February 1, 1842
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X THI Vol. Vtl.-Mo. 318 ?-Wteol* Mo. 1888. NEW LINK OK LIVK.IimOL PACKETS. I Kul/rvm Xcw J or* on tUr UM. and Lnrrpool onthe IX* I i f em A month, jSlfi. j?Sk P.OM New Yoik. Ship ROSCITTS, fa, uu I ohn Collin*. ?Sth N Ship SIDDONs, Cipi.uti E. B. Cobb, -rtin Dec mup SHEKI DAN, I tpt >\ii K. A. Drp?> eter, -25It. J*a ShipOARRIC K, Caiilam Wm Skied>,*lh Feb. h ROM LlvBBr?*L. Ship SHERIDAN, Captain V. A. Depeyater, tlth Nor. Ship OAR HI C K. Cap tai it W,n. Skiddy. 13th Dec Ship KOSCIKS, Caplun John Collina, I3lh Jan Ship OTDDONS, C?i UinE. B.Cobb. isthhrb. Theae ahipe an ill of the lirat cla?a,upward* of 1000 ton*.built i the city of New York.willt such improvements u combine reatepeeel with uaueiial comfort for paaaengrra. Every cere been take u in the arrangement of their accommodation*. The rice afpaaalge hence ia KliU. f..r which ample (tore*, including rine, kc. willbe provided Tlieee a hip* are commanded by eiarienced masters, who will make e very e-aertioa to Kive general iliii'^ tioii. Neither the captain* or owner* ofthree (hip* will be reepoawi le fir any letter*, parcel* or packagcaseat by them, utile a* re ular bill* of lailiug are aivioed Dierefor. The ahipe of thialine will hereafter go armed, and their peeuiar conatrurtion gives them security not possessed by any other ?t vraaela of war. For freight or passage-apply to E. K. COLLINS 5t CO M South *t., New York,or ?.o WM n MS BROWN V CO.. Civtnml Letter* by the pocket* will lie charged 13| rente per' uncle dteet SO cent* per ounce, and ne wepaper* I fen' e ,?h jjly KOR NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA AND NKW VOHK LINE OK PACKETS FoMh^etter accommodation onmlTtwrt, it intended to dispatch aahip from flii* |iort on the let. 5th. 10th. 13th. 30th 4d3Sthofeach mouth, routine-.cine llie loth October, and aonunaing until May, when regular daye will be appointed t'oi tfce grmainder nf tlie year, whereby great delaya and dump aaeitnieute will be prevented duria^thr rummer mouth*. The fallowing ehipe will commence tint .riimrem. at:? Ship TAZOOXapLConitll, luth Cel. 1841. St p OCONEE. Capt Jackaon, 15th Oct. Stct.MISSISSIPI'I.Capt.Hillmrd.lOlhOrt. 8ft-, LOUISVILLE, Capt. Huiit.iSib Oct. ShipSHAKSPEARK, Capt. Miner. latNovembw Ship OASTdN, Cap* Latham, 3th Nor. Ship HUNTSVILLE, Capt. Slumlord. 10th Nn?. Ship OCMULtiEK, apt Leaeitt, 13th Nov. Ship NASHVILLE, Capt. Uickineon.SOth Nor. Ship MEMPHIS. Capt. Knight, 35th Nov. Ship LOUISA, Capt. Mil ford, let December. Three ahipa were all huilt in the city of New York, erpreeely for packet!, are of a light draft of water, hare recently bevu newly coppered aim pot in eplrndidorder, with accommodations far paaeengera uiiciaalled for en ufort. They are commanded by experienced rn iatcrr. who will make every exertion to give ieneral aatielactiou. Thev will at all time* be towed up and own the Miaauainpi bv ate >ml>onta. Neither the owner* or captains "ftheae ehips wfll be responsible forjewelry,bullionj>recinu? loses, silver.orpl itvd Wire,or for any letter*, parcel or pjchayc, ?ent by ar put on board of them, mless regular hills of lading are takes fortheearar, and the value 'hereon expressed. Fee IVeifhtorpassage.apply to E. K. COLLINS St CO. MSouths ..or JAMES E. WOODRUFF, Agen. in New Orleaa*; who will promptly forward all goods to his address. The ahipsof this liue are warranted to sail ptiocturMy as ad eertieed, and great care will be takes to hare the goodi correct fo m-as-ired. j8ty NJCW kOKK AND NKWAKii P ure reclured to a!) cents. From the font of Courtlaudt street. New York. (Every d..y?Sandayaexcepted.) Leave New York. Leave Newark. At (AM. At a P.M. Ate A.M. AM* P.M. It do a do (do It do O do IP, do 4 do 7 d* IS so ON SUNDAYS, frura the foot of Liberty atraet. Lease New Yeik. Leave Newark At A. M.aud 4* P. M. At 1 P. M. and it P. M. HAW YORK, ELIZA BETHTOWN, RAHWAY AND NEW BRUNSWICK. Fare reduced. From the foot of Liberty etreet.daily Leave New York. Leave New Brunswick. At I A. M. At TI A. M. 41P.M. 1 P. M SOMENVILLE stagese.onueet with theaa lioe*each way. |era between New York and BqpacrviHe, 10 cents. Do da Ntw Brunswick, TS tents, ahway, lo cents. EhrabrUitoWIt, IS cents. The fare in the 1\ A. M. train from New Brunswick, and 41 f M. train from New York, has been reduced between New York and New Brunswick to SO cents. and Ualiway te (71 The Philadelphia maillme paeece through New Brunswiekfor flew York erary evening at I o'eleck. On Sundays the 71A.M. tripfrom New Brunswick it emitirceur# their tickets at the ticket otter,re- I Saare a ferry ticketgratis. Ticketsare received by theconducto, ewlv oa the day when niuchaatd. nil FOR HAVANA.-The"eLlfm hark CLA /TOiilBi Rl? >N is hourly expe ted. and will meet poaaible deepalcb. having part ol her cargo already engaged. Thoae draJBMffikwiioiui el securing freight or passage, by ihn piem id and beautifully ai ranged veeael, should make early H application to I ULUU.H It McMLKKAi. f* 100 Tine ?t. M FOR SHREWSBURY? FALL AllRANOKMKNT?The iteainboat OSIRIS, 3C??E-?ELr.H|i(. J c. Allaire, will commence running on Saturday. Sept. 18th, a* follow*:?leave Fulton Market elip, Eaat Ki?rr, every Saturday at 10 o'clock A.M., Tueiday, Wed.'.-rday, ?nd h riday. at s o'clock A M. Keiurniuz, leave* IL d Bank every Monday morning; at 10 clock A M Tneiday, Wedneeday, and Friday, at half-put M o'clock P. w. The boat will run as above until further notice, navigation ?I Heather permitting. oit?m* HI KIKD LINE TO ALB AN V, on the At Knot side of the river, having better atagc* j|BSAT^Se!?3t and team*?taking no higher fare.?Office, Howard'* Hotel. 178 I5r.ia.nvav Paiaeng. r* will be forwarded by Stace to Albany hy th a line from any point on the Ea*t ride of the river where l.ie boat* may be compelled ky ice to top. Avert* will be on board each of the mail boat* to give aaaiataairs an I information. TI L line extend* to Montreal, touching at Albany, (office ndcr the Museum) and n.brace* a very direct and commodiou route l hither. The *tage Pine ?t. ear. South. NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL LINK. Ob PACKET!*. jib m m. >A1L!VaJ TO AND VIUVVl LIVERPOOL WEEKLY OLD ESTABLISHED KASSAOF. OFFICE, No #1 Sou'h atrret, New Yoth. THE eubecriber.m aim tim ing hie arrangementa forlhr year I Mil, appear* before hn friinda with aentimenla of aincere rra^ect for the able iup|ort he haarrceiaed for Biauy yeara He likewiae w ahea to e ill the attest ion of thoee intending to rind fortbei* fr end* in Eneland, Ireland, Scotland, ana Wall#, that thay can at all timer be accommodated by thia line, by weekly epportuniliet from Lirerpool. aa well or by nil the well known dilf> rent hner of pnchet ehiia lailing to nod Iron Lirerpool.oii the lit.Tlh, 13th, l?th. andJSth ol enrh aor th, Ih'oughoul the year. It hue alway been tlie ?ttidy of Hie anbnrrilier loliare the entrant* ahown eWility, and dupatrhrd withont delay; and Ihore who aeud for tbur frienda may mat tatitfied that errry eaif aud diliirnt attention will be girrn by Hie Lirerpool Agrnl* to tho,e rent lor, a# will a# all who may embark with Oirm and rlionld any of thoan. wnore per*age liar hern paid, oat cmbitk. the money will be refunded without any charge. Ti.a at.ka. eihai li ?U -a tiUbmiP* ?r? m.k L^ .1 i ir fctt* br whteli hli |ia??en,(er* came out durtog the lut rear which ton iivtuieoer.il ??tiafaetion,and that ne ha* considerably itcndtd and concluded hu arrangement! for the year *?ho follow inc ie Tiwt of ahipv Ship Scot I and Kobtiteon Ship Qaceola Chiitta Fairfield Wiltou 81. Cloud Knunon Kraatil rt Huoacll New vork Nieen Kuar-ll (jvrer H we* Winw Unflith* Hlherma Wihrnn Oeweg-i Wood Alfred t heeeer Ocean Wetland Clifton Ingeraoll Talbot Story M LoumviIIc Allen N. Hawp*hne Hardin* M Sohieeki F.mcraon raathea (roodwauon A Inhuman Law Mnbt. Iiaae Trreman fr?utice Hopkiri* Vrritini* Kalon Tvrone Woear Kurnpe Batekelder a alee Walt* 8. Jeahiti* Seymour Weetcheeter Ftrrm The above ahip*. and ihelr re*pectne raptain*. are all well and favorably- known in the trade A free paeaace from the different port* of Ireland and Scotu?wi ran alao be aerored. an* draft* forniehed for aoy amount, Babte at the National and Provincial Bank* 'if Ireland and rreapectiTc branch*-*, and alw? on Mere J k W Robinapo. Liverpool, whaen are paid, free of any eharfr. throughout the I'm t~l K iafloat fs'ttc further i*erti ?'?*r *TM h I WHN HERD.MAN.ai South iirr.1, J. h W HOBINwON, l( fioree Piasta*. dag *l?. 1 .Neptune at. Wvlertoa D?cJt, Liverpool. 5 NE1 NE' J HORTK ULTlTf GARDK?I|. BO Niibi BTIIU, S?c. H I -V? Il h. It ?1= ^3 's I 3*3 I 3"? I X 5-3 i? ifl O I I M?W SI,579 919 St 9 New H?nt( 18 114 901 Verratnl, 18.976 5 600 4s New York. 499.116 7 6.990 525 New Jersey, 249 81J *6 167 |,1?3 Pennsylfinia. 239 91* 39.127 l.iM Delaware, 4.194 1,120 9 Maryland. 135 197 10 591 618 Vinrinie 99 358 39.788 173 Nwrth Csrolraa, 98 475 48,541 20 for h Carolina. 79 :97 2.139 1.4-54 (iri'TOI*. 8 5 517,300 >8 (64,130 16 2,103,418 9 070,f?0 333 22 \000 N 7 781,471 18 36 206 795 660 HI 1.044 660 3 878 646 73 JI 500 11 $31758 IS "8 81.881 0 10.01.0 00 50.000 1 0 *55.018 i> 46 11.-300 5 37.418 41 24 CO 130 101.881 ?i 33 9.500 ?.61 iff i 43 35>,04? 23 9 248,170 48 307.31 J 1.330 103 16.684.413 41 H3 2 0 1 441 M 5 962 815 20 46 100 412 214 6 648.739 14 1U0 000 1,067 126 7 361.838 26 75 738 442 19-1 5.6I*.8*6 4 1.600 73 49 5.004.423 II 132,176 216 40 14 301.024 111 290 045 597 3 7 337,300 9 6.700 1.116 31 >>411.626 95 106 916 571 l?l 2 292.225 78 373 29* 2,-91 864 .5 681.5-r 37 M 974 767 2 705 4 904 125 39 93. ".0 405 117 9,15-,802 45 31-,429 345 79 1 579 714 9 12 229 243 2.521999 1 45 600 312 Ml 1,240.3r? 16 fit rS? >1 97 411.6-tf 14 21,190 133 92 437.650 3 16.259 19 2,701 8?0 II 140 000 49 259,301,799 1,793 3,64-.307 35,903 17 504 M I N K S Hit Mfc! AU?. i C u. An i mm iTt Bin >o?ou?. ~i i I E a. s i e M ti "JS I v i St l! S-g s 3-3 s z I a? ij I ?.8 \l I S s-s i II 5-S. 1 =.s h I *?1* $1 6n0 4 $01.00 10,300 II 9 6)0 29,820 2,540 14 1.390 *7 _ _ 1,940 $5,000 _ _ 38 000 70 500 186 92,500 _ 84 664 119 42.300 _ 39.550 83 15 000 _ 100 200 285 02.200 859.0-6 2,977 4 .r th?- suin of J>5 He was arrested by officer Smith, of the Upper Police, and committed to prison yesterday. A Picaro?:a?:t among thf. Horse Dealers.? Muring the auction sale at Tattersall's yesterday, one of the crowd perceived or felt the fingers of i somebody exploring one of his pantaloons pockets, i in search of something ihut they might reach, and i upon grasping them he discovered Ht the other end t of the arm a man who says his same is Joseph Mnr- 1 ray. He had removed a wallet that contained >77 in bank notes from the pocket of th- stranger to his t own aafe keeping, and when arrr-'rd denied all t knowledge of intending to appropriate the proceeds b tohis own use. The Police Justice knowing Mr. Murray, by reputation, refu-ed to believe hia w ell n fold story, and sent hmi below, to learn, aa he will t a til probabifirv, thai his fingsrs should neter pene- a 'rate mto the mysterious recesses of his neighbor's breeches. Aiothf:* Viciim.?A colored woman named 0? celia Henderson, wax lannch'd into eternity yei-terd*y, from theexremire uh- of ardent apuita She entered the dwelling of her ton, No. 27 Orange I t'wt, yesterday, and died almost immediately at- ggs^sss [ERA 1842. 'ATES FOR 1840. I I, g "3 T I 9 la tit i i1 h I i J j3 r S OS f r* O Z S6 56 95.160 279,156 5?7I l? 38 54.120 2k 237 1,714; 480 407,550 359 715 174 745 3.(40.9' (3 71 050 4,031 90' 4?7.2l "6 149 065 Mil 5,590 i*J J( II 26 I 90 801 2 933 9p 6 5 24.294 100 71 30 904 900 1.134 12 01 464 7273450 2 0 2* 6 13,800 28, 00 4),T0 211 28 590 71,293 101 100.980 30 315 26 24 9 0CO 3.38 5 7 3 340 46 112 920 425 17 12*86 14 57 93 370 2 75 4 266 9 497 1(4.4 23 5 98.811 17 iH3 18 1 850 1,0(1 4,617 57(1 j,50? 237 562 1(5 14 258 642,*25 1 128 173 650 J 100 4 39,200 16,536 32 12 300 69.090 7J 3 14,100 9 021 70 59 160 24.390 4 80* 11,526 950 773,947 472,399k 4 7(4 7 |?r&fssfcI 7 b I i 1 1 I i-l i 1 I i IP I j J! 'a. 2 t -S I -1 I 12 S Z in I _ _ 50,000 15 $25 000 $107,506 305 $160 9 _ _ 1.200 1 '2.500 16 0(8 43 5 7 376,596 463 502 960 790 *55 970 606 I 17 600 29 7 5 6 1,500 2 3,003 313.469 692 392 2 33.865 164 18,3; 2 887 664 332 5 601,000 1,511.4*0 3,649 1,00251 200 1 1,5(0 35 7 41 IIS 10,61 796 $300,416 519 478 255 1 91,433 2 38 *31 310 179# 1 160 17 200 16 0( sday evening, Feb 8 Several petitions were presented and referred, among them eue for widening pier Nor 5, East River. RtporU of Commtilre*?In favor of petition of Forsyth Labagh, to hare tax on property, No. 90 Washington street, corrected. Adopted. In favor of the petition of Denni* Gillespie, who had $9,970 awarded him for leased property, at the corner of William and Exchange street', taken to widen the street, but withheld in consequence of a suit in chaucery between him and the owucr. Mr. G. suppored the tax and interest had been taken oat by the Comptroller, but his goods were subsequently levied upon by the assessor, and 14 perct. demanded I no report aetmi mm emiiiea m internet on the amount withheld. Adopted. In favor of relieving the Phanix l ank from erroneoni tax, the amonnt of taxable property belongto them having been placed at $1,195,377, inatead of $1,119,997. Adopted In favor of correcting erroneou* tax to Wm Thorn p? on, Jimci D. P. Ogden, and Nathan itogera. Adopted. Adrerae to correcting erroneou* tax on perional property of Win. At will, he b. iog taxed aa poaaeaaing $70() when he mado oath to no: being worth $700?but he waa in the city when the aaaeaaora adrert.aed for peraona to come forward and examine the boolta, and neglected doing to. The report therefore denier him ielii f. Adopted. W-The aame aa to tax of Adeline Miller, who war aaaeaaed aa owning $7000; hut did not poaaeaa mors than $10(10 She failed to call upon the aaeetaora. Report adopted In favor of concurring with the Hoard of Aldermen in fixing the lime for opening Twenty ninth and Thirt eth atreeta, the lat April, 1?M2, and appointing Samuel ltanahee aaaetaor. Adopted. In favor of railing property at the north weal corner of King and Weat atreeta to M. Sanford for $5,600, c.tah. In favor of concurring with the Hoard of Alder- men in paying Krancia Child, and other*, exerutore of Abm. ,hild, an award|if $331 nil centa.? Adopted. From the inecial committee on the preaentmeut of the Crand Jury, and reapondmg to the vanou* gri-vancea aet forth. Adopted In favor of paying Itaac Verroylao IIjH 25 in comsenaalion for injuries received by falling into a gully in the Third Avenue, about a year ago? Adopted. The annual Report af the Comptroller relative to the expenaea of the city governm nt, wa? received and ordered to be printed. An invitation fi em Renben Peel, for the ai?nlifri of the Board to viait the reopening of the New V...L, >>n Mnnitir rrminf next \c i.l...? J cepted I A petition reccivi-d from Ilmry Kelts, tstiag that he hud invented a pl?n f?r preserving ilk, and was desirous of f1 i 1 Is I -l si ill 6 1 5 t a tj tb| i i o1 III 13 I i Z'~__\ z I 3 ,S2J 3?? W?*7 'if-a -;S ,sr, !-;i: IW.J7I ,Jj ,i*4M 1 m1 LAND, AND WALES?l>r*f>us i roce*ilMig *iWnh 'aid fret of dil' nuiitor any chun ;o whaltrer, in raery ionii throughout the United Kugdim. no Forterms apidwto 15 *OCtl>'. UHOTHKH8 U CO 35 Fulton at. ;o New York, neat do >r to the Fujion Bank, is ItC^ Th? subscii'-rrt hare a regular dorcl euccraaion of 10 frat ilvis American Ships, aniline n un Littiinrol erery au rj daya, aud Mr. JAMES u. ROCHE, oue uf this Aim. ia there. 10 and will remain to let all thoae whose passages are pin J ben. h> forwarutd with care and despatch. For |?mi(c apply an it ahoee J| 10 ate rAaMiir. 'Uit tsmei lit.? j n? .pic? ul naeu 'd iMfWel brig NORTHERNER. Uapt Rice, will havYim 10 Jmmffifcnirdialr despatch for the above pert, harin^ auprrior accommodation lor a few c ibin. and second cabin passeiigera. which wili be taken at moderate rat re, it early application ia aiaac to YV. Ik J T. TAHSCOTT, S o I r r L r 4* Sou,h atreet, rtraoua d> tirouaot irndiiiK for their frirnda to come out 16 from'he ahovc port, can inakr the necessary arrangement, by >0 apply nig ai abort. j|7 is HJ- PASSAGE EKOM HAMBURG, GERMANY? DIRECT ?The aubacribera hare a regular ?u coreId Hbnon of firat claaa rraarla, leaving Hamburg twice a Kl month, Persons wishing to lend for their friends. residing in any part of (Jermaji) can atail theniaelveaofthia arrangrmant. D rails for any amount can alea be furioahed, payable in Hamburg. For further narlirulara. am.lr lifhr letter ioat paid) to HERD MAN It K IE NAN, (I Boutk rt 9 all WILLIAM (JlttttUiN, Esi|., Agent at Himbat t In favor of petitioning the Legislature to nbvlinh the office* of Water Commissioners. I Thii gave rive to a considerable debate, and a t motion to concur forthwith not being act by a two-third vote, it was referred. Ia favor of discontinuing the pay of the Water Commissioners. Aanintant Alderman Skamax offered an amendment, thct tho salaries aball erase when the office# have been abolished by the legislature. Assistant Alderman Murphy offered a still farther amendment rci|uiring the committee to inv etigatc and report what other office* 'can safely be dispensed w it b on the entire line of the route Tho whole suhj ct was theu referred. In favor of paying Henry Vandewaler JJlii for roam hire to Commissioners of Registry of the 10th ward. Concurred in. In favor of rc-hir.ug the room occupied for the Justices Court of the 1st, 2d and 3d wards, for tho ensuing year Concurred in. (Several other paper* were referred. A petition from William Cozier was presented through Assistant Alderman Waterman, stating that he was a soldier of the rcvalution, had served all tha war, is notv H6 years of age, and ha* resided in this city do years, 30 of which he paid Mixes Through losses, and the ill conduct of his children, he has become poor, and is now reduced to the necessity of going lo the almshouse or praying assistance from ihn corporation. He asks for sufficient allowance to obtain the means of subsistence, he having sufficient clothes probably to last him the remainder of his life Mr. Waterman spoke of his claims and his mis fortunes?stated that the re 1 of the company to which he belonged during the revolution bad bceu lost, and he was deprived of the opportunity of obtaining a pension He offVred a resolution allow ing him $2 a week in the way of outdoor relief Unanimous Resolutions by Assistant Alderman Rawsou, for the appointment of two physicians in the 12th and 15th wards, for vaccinating the poor, at a salary of $150! Adopted. *ca By Assistant Aldermun Haiuas, for renumbering Attorney street- Adopted. By Assistant Aldeiraaa ttiiAf.cn far a petition to the legislature preventing the crying of newspapers on the Sabbath. Adopted. By A-sistant Alderman Murphy, to have the situation of Day Officer in the 7th ward discontinued Adopted. Adjourned to Monday se'nnight iv1.1> ivivi.ii iva?t ?i ins mutrinioui mi uuiiirm to the nnvii'ntioa of |{n| River, will be removed by the IKih of February, so as to enable boat* to ascend freely to the I Jpper cnttnti y The Natchitoches Herald r-ays, the s'enmboat* South Western and Rochester, are both busily employed in c'eariim the snags. The sreamer Kmbassy, from Louisville, with emigranr* (or the Cross Tirnb"rs, pa*.?ed through the lakes and bayous to the oilier side ol the rati, and there di ilea of cotton are above at present; bat ol tins 11ige amount, the freight of a con Hiderabk portion is engaged, Mnd we would be far from advising steamboat* on other water course*, to change their trade, in the hope ot realizing a fortune on Ked River? -V /Vnyint. Fist iT>m I Uvui* tol'iiim.)-1, (forty tniUs) w? aiir(In It) lock A M No' i't III, W,9.?, 'IT, 61, 67. J 7, ISO, 161. 19., 167, .13, IflB, '.V Pjit 3? Before Ingiaham?4 o'clock I' M?N I'M 111,6, 7'J.isi. 61, IM 1 it, |10, 111, 114. II", 111, 146, 14". Yr.i.iow ii N'?w ItuAi* ?A ta*i?f yfliiw frvri wit r?pi>rtrd in Now Orleans ,n the mi l1!t oi Iht* month. Wliai** t'.r meaning of this T )tr? ihr 'cooon* clunginc N?\ ?t ?Th<* triRit" MacfConniD, Com. Wilk nJ ion, Mil?*d from Cuh* IQtK 'ill. fof Pm itcolc
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\TRI AL was madr he??n? the annexed ComMllttc of rtmutable iner?*h?iitf, nf Ihr aate|M riortt cftkc Sataaagd?r lift ovsi *e hare no hesitation In sayii'C that V| ron xirr ?l?r v?l mi uidei r? ally fire-pi ?f, and affording perfect nee rdjf to boob im Npm ji im i ire W| there; i ire t ikr much gU II 114 in inakiog this a tat?mat to the jwi die. ml in recommending to them Knot Wilder'* Pateut Rat Hinder 9afetaifullv eutnled to thmr confidence. w vDHWDiirn k s vi! rn. BALDWIN ItCO M1 NTUKN St CO. CHARLES H. MARSHALL. I ommittrr ifc* by the subscriber, l I be equai to any tV.at have be n tested. A general aiaortm-nt on hind, or made to order, and for sale t?> SILAS c.. HKKKiNtr, Sole Agent. jf3 2w _ i:?i wa*- r nHfci'MATHS.tl.?All periOLK aftlicum wuu me Jim uma *v 11Htu will please call if Dot too lame, if so. to send to Mesnra. A B 8t L> H unt*, No 79 and 1 Fulton street, 77 East Broadway and 273 Broadway corner Ct amber street, and get a bottle ot Burnet celebrated Rheumatic Mislure and Syrup, which is warranted a certain curt fjr the t 'ironic, Acnote Inflammatory, *nd Mercurial RheumatifV*It ia 7 years muce this valuable medicine *r as it traduced to ine public and in all ordinary cases one bottle of the mixture, men in an?* i a ..n-f. etorv cure b?t in old chromr stuU rrv ruirul fasti if w rt'Ojiiil? l0(l f^f .u?eof the Syrup with the tnilcrr, as it is well known that it is necessary to cleanse tl.w Mo .1 of its corruption. eausad by the to Ireuuent u-e o' mercury in the d'senses that man m heir to. And in en are the sr .renin* properties ul these preparations for the cure of the Rheum.pisui. Srrtiu*. l-amrtirse id the Bach, Slid joint* he *a to earn, the idmiration and surprise of every indivioual who has twirly Isstod their merits. which can be era hy tlir testimony ot the following well known gentle Mr. Burnett?Sir, having been afflicted with the Rheums tiem for tin last three .-ar*. and tried alinoet eeery thin* that coold Ik- thill w'hi of, without doing me any *ood. 1 was indued b> a frirml t apt J I*. Chamber*, to try your Rheumatic Mixture and aft'r using Mirer bottles, it has affected a perfect curt aa inv rase haa been of such long standing, I can recom meud your Millure to every one afflicted Willi the Rheumatism. if being the quickest and a ifeat cure that can he resorted to in the city. 1 remain, sir, with my beat wishes for your future prosperity and hau,,iuess, vour obedient servant. WILLIAM \V. 8TKVF.NS. 6th Ward Day Police offlrer Mr Burnett,?Sir. For the last three year* 1 have "iiff?d with one of the most painful ami troublesome complau laths t> e human frame ran tie afflicted with, aud I began to thiua.al ter consulting with a number of physicians, that it was impossible tu gel relief I was |>w st The undersigned has permission to refer all tnase afflicted to the following well known and Mgllly resectable gentlemen who have also been cured by the use of the above medecine. Mr. J. D Chaplin. Treasurer Bowery Theatre A. Gilbert HerbeUst, 110 Kulton street; Isaac B. Snrith, 699 Greenwich st eetj Jnhu C.Moore, 164 Broadway; John Green. builder, ll? Walker street; John AMc.Mahou.106 Center street, N. Y.? To be had at the Proprietor's I ?wrft prices, wholesale and retail. of Messrs. A. B Ac D. BANDS. No. 79 and 100 Eulton street, 77 East Broadway and corner Broadway and Chamber street*, west side. .i; M m FASHIONABLE BOOTS. rHK aubacriber return. hi. aineere thank* to hi. friende, nwl.imfn, aud the public generally, fur the liberal patronage which they hare hmtowrd ou him .inc. hu coinmciicernrut in kuaincea. and aaaiirr* them that nothing ou In. part .hall be wanting tn went a coutininuice ol' the aaine. Hr ha. aurcerdrd ill addition to In. i r-? :.t alock in obtaining, at conaulrrable ipeuae. far hi. Kail and Winter trade, a lot of the eery beat quality ol French CaJI'.kin. which for aofturaa and durability cannot be eicelled. He haa alao on hand a quantity of waier proof Engliah aol. leather, which he call recommend aa a auperior article for cork and iloublr ?ole water proof boota. He would l.o atatr lhat he take* drawing. of the feet, and haa laat* made to autt each caatomer. Ueutlrmen who may be deairoua to obtain tmppfior hoota, ami a good lit, arc respectfully inr.ted to give the .ubacribrr a trial. n90 Im J A MRS WAI.K EH, 154 Broad war. Notice -important to merchants aud aii other, .ending letter, to England by the KOIfAL MAIL STEAMERS from Boa too. Meaara. Harndru It Co. would rrtpectfully give notice that they do guarantee that all lettere received at their office, No. 8 Wall atreet. New York, up to the day piriiouatn the departure of the boat from itoatou. .hall he H?*ed 'he Engliah mail ou board the ateamer before ahe .alia, even in caae of aceidrnt or detrntion to the boat, ou the Sound, unleaa the delay ahull be more than twenty-four hour. over Abe ordinary i mining time. N.B. Meter.-H. b Co. would alao give notice to their friend* and tlie public that they do not give the above aaau ranee without power to fulfil the aaine. jh H ARNDV.N" rn. RtM?DY FOR I) rn?a. h Rfwdy for Deafness 1 followed the irectioi.s strictl?, syringing. See. instructed Before tlie hot (Je w lull eihausled, mv hearing was entirely restored. I hare for he last ten day# h ard as distinctly as erer. Being about to return to my native eity of Hidunon.I, I am happy o make thie public acknowledgment. and to recommend ?o valuable a medicine to public patronage. (Signed) JOSEPH O. VALE. This vahiabi* preparation is for sale (pnee $1 50 per bottle) by A. B At P.Sand*, No 79 and IM) Fulton street, by A. B. baud* kCo., fSJ Broadway, and by D. Sands Co No.77 but Broadway. itn UNITED v I I KS riOTF.i ?The un.ler- iw 1 gn t ti*e to the public that the United Sta'e* Hotel, formerly! kept by David Dorranre, Kse empiric, and the general arrangements of frhe establishment am h as to compete with those ot any hotel in the United States, w ithout e*reoti?n. 1 am hnpf>y to announce that I nave made an arrangement with Mr. Alouzo K? ed. the late well known proprietor of the Waverly House, New York to aid and assist in the management of the h ma*, who#* undivi led attention, with that of ii ywelf, will be devoted to the in ?iuteuance of the high reapectabil ity f tins establishment The Uni ed S ate* Hotel will he open for the 'reception of visiters and ooarrlers.on Mnudav, the tub met JlilB rilOMAB U. RE A nvMirr.\\i rs i i\i.i.imi ikki.and and It St OTLAMV Drill* Iroin it, X'l. X XS.XlO. XI5,to Xiaco.and upwards jwyahlr ?t sight or at sialr days, at the foil, win* id-ires tu Knglsud Ireland and Bent laud,ran always Be r.bistmd uf K J Hi LVXSTKR, tiro,. "T andgl Wall st. IRkLAND. Athlon.. PaogaawM, Monaylium, Ana set. PuMtsrveu. Mulloin, Belfast, Dubno Money-more, Bajlina Dangarroai, Nenagh, BaiubrnUe, Kni.i.killeo. New Ross, Bailymsna, Rnn-a, Omsgh, Baiidon, Kuniscortliy, Paraonslowtx ttaltyahanaoB. Ke inoy, R uicommon. BaUaaasloe Uajway. Roscres, Boyle, Downpitnck, Bligo, Cork, Kilkenny. Strmbane, Cioaosel, Ktliush, Thurlrs. Colemnc. Limerick. 'I'lpuernry, Caeaa. Londonderry. Tralee, Ooalehili. I.srgan, Tusm, CamckoaSuir Longford, X.i,"ow, Caahel. l.ougnrea, W atrrford, f harlevi'le. Milchelstown, Weaford, Cntkbir, Moate. Youghal, KNOLAND London. Birmingham. Preston, Lieerpoo*. Leeds, Bristol. Manchester. Lsocaster. SCOTLAND Kdinbwrgh. tJreenoek. Dundee, (ilssrow. FRANCE Per as, Hans. GERMANY. Hamburg. Bremen, I-raikfort. Person* baring In remit to the r frienittran always rely on heir orders attended lo. the fellowiog pocket after leceipl of TheUhighoiil rate will bt allowed for bills in any of the sWei ptsnr. i* 1 m _ SHI. RMAN'S COUGH LOZENGES THE best congh inrdieine in use. cure all ordinary casea in s few twin* Several huljrlred certificates have been gneo of theie wonderful virtues, They are no humbug, and no fictitious orcasggerated certificates arr given. The whole luedlsal faculty cauiwt rompo-ind a safer or littler article. Wholeeuls aodrstul tua Nassau street. Agents?Chnrrh'a, 1M Bowery. Knshlon Is. Asymwall, tin Broadway, loAstri Hoe' and M William street g-j) Ulrerkrr street. *43 Brosd nee N V II* Fulton etieet Heooklvir. SO North *th street LOCK*. LOt KS.I.IX Ks -ANDin Wn h. MaI'KICE'B Combined Snail Whee' Los lis mil t .mbontinii Po'l'nrka. ?These superior Locks, eonsnt mg of Store. Door, stul House Locks, Locks for Iren Cheate II S ites.hr night Latches; are decidedly su.iemr to my in market While tertrCtly 1 simple n> their operation and tier, tlsey are eiym,|ie l fn safety 1 by no other Lock, and inly surpassed h> the celebrated Com. binatloo Lo. k of Ike same i,,aer>tr. The principle on which they are constructed is entirely n. w and it is h>\,et,,| t,, be amenualled in affording, it a trilling cost the most .mple se- 1 cunty The price "f store door Loth air Js to Jr. .ach Padlocks. >1 to fit thed ren superior srticlr of Padl cks for R iil R 1 1? and th-p's use, worthy the attention of ps rsons interested in such business 1 for ?ik, IB luin'llt. t" 111* tr.i-i' nr f..r wn ilf uir, |.j WADsWOKTH V SMITH, 1 dl 4 Aff Ilia f, r Ir.f Mamir?rl i-rra I I I .-a j NfHLOtt (IAHIIK.N -TOTHK LO\ Kits Of M.HHA. Mrwara NIBI.O k DI'.NLAP would moot reap*ctfully informirullemen wanting t?>?? tiro' thry air fully prepared to atipply orilrra lo iuv rrlrm and An iraat'Tiahle lumi. The rwn.er* itorj- and green liAMpa* at 374 Bmadw a) and al Harlem, will torn Hire mi) lady or froth m .n wl." will thr proprietor* are pr'part 0 tn rircnlr nrdrre. which will l>r at all limea attended to with nratnr.a and despatch. Ladi-a gce'tig aoirec. nr bille ran he tttippli.il wth plant* of laryre oraenah ?ir?. Alao, cut tlnwn w hich will b* rranged tn IVc m?vt taatrful maimrr hy Mr. T Dun'ap, who haa br n long and farorably knowntn thr l"?rc? ofplauta The onarrratory at Nibl liardrn will a waya he open to thr ladi*. for or menu J c an 1 ere. y atlrntiou bail them titer* arr now III uaanda of that ap'riulid tin eer.the t amrllia. coming into blom. many ol which arr of thr tirir ?u- i0 rrra.nl t> thr ladira for decorating tl nr window, ami which aailt hr aold at moderate pricaa. Wltharrry other articlr iu their Vreah 1 rd Seed*. O Id Kiah filohea Sir d?t AMDS U. HULI. k CO. 4 Vaary atraat. Aalor lltna.Mt lamdeeommndmua change* in tbair attahliahmant for the nieand application of TRUSSKS AMD 81WTORTKRS, iy? hyenow anaaaortiaent .tpiIA a rm.ru la entrance, ear dm wSmetvedW/or ladi't Th* Star* far the tale ofTmaaeaaod Surgeon# Instrument#, ^md far marranli.e J'liiwn. it entirely dohnrt from the room# lllerlhtihartt at tbt 8ur|i I -i>en(e or the Iraat paiu, evplaiu and a**ure liiin whether he have or not. Let it only be remembered that, if he really ha* a triclure, not all the mediciue in the world, alone, will ever cure it. dlse complaints many years, and bating been a inrtieular and close observer cf cause and effect. he has obtained a thorough practical knowledge of this branch of his profession. which MM enabled hiin to introduce some valuable imprnv omenta into his rractiee. He does not boast of rraking rapid and hasty cures, bnt his satisfaction is to perform fhirough and radical cures, and in as short a space of time as it cm possibly he dnue with advantage SM safety to the patient. And. gMintly ipilliM, it is not no cessarv for tlie patient to obseive nny change in business pur suits. Hasty, and cncis'quetitly imperfect cures, are the source from whence result a many di*treroeti inv wose, as for install:, a stricture?how many bundl ed there may be at this vrrv time taking mediciue under circumstances that appear discouraging, when if the real facts of the case were known, the dlsea- e might pro* e to be a itiicture. and should this he the ease, it isimixtrtant for the patient to know that one medicine alone never di' nor never ran cure a s-ricture. It i's residence is a! 31 Molt street, about 100 yards from Chatham square, nearly own-site th church. He docs not limit his attendance to a few hours, hut mnr be found at home at any hour of day or mglr, (observe ihat No 34 is n? t a drug store) his rooms are well arranged for the reception ol patients, aud his charges moderate. The book may a'so be had at the following drag stores?79 Fulton, corner of Goldst; corner h'ultou and vVimam streets, and comer Chamber at. ami Broadway, both corners. Corrraponden'H from any part of the country, (|>oet paid) ordering the book and covering g|, will receive it by mail, past paid, m return. I'lo se w ishiug personal advice and medicine, mast remit a fee ti insure attention. Direct to 3t >1" n. ,nw ion. JM in' JONES'S BOOK-KEEPING. PI BLI8HEII tod for Bill fit Brotdwt] ?The design of thin work is to substitute knowledge for the common ambiguous rule* of debt and credit, which art weJknown to be itiade qua?e when brought to the tes of practice. This treatise will be found to alYord the student a clear comprehension of the prinriplea on which the various account* of single and double entry arc Arranged, and to show tint by fir the most impor* tant ana leading principles liave hitherto remained hidden in extraneous details This system is already ettcosivd) Introducodiorlntland.it is adopted io many of the leiding academic institutions in this country. wl?#re it originated, it has bin I r'n'ly i >veo?nted by Fie American Institute to e? atniue Trice InstructI"* i? given by the author as hitherto in Book-keeping and all o her dunes of the d d atraighl ;u.d tquarc ode rd to tlio di noiifionf abovoinon. and of tho follow n g length', vir: one balf ol each bo to be in alirka 4J.4S. 4- md 31 l m It) to 14 inclioa? lo average Ho: loaa than la in All tho timber vi|d plank to be ilt iivarrk on aurh wharf ir wharfa within tho Navy Yard i-iriy deitignitid by the r'.ngiueer of iho Dry Dork aukj'rl to thr laapectioa and approi >il ol aurli pi rami aa h? may aelict. Tin pil to br oeliy ml m aurh ouanlilioa and at aurh timer rtwrrn lha let day of July aud Iho I'.lhdaf ol October at may ho ri .n.dby Hit Navy Agcut.lio giving uotloaa llian w 04 kaiol.ro. Ihowlnti pine lim'erto ho dolivorod bolwrru the lit day of!*opl?mbrr a .1 t day of Ifc'ober, aim ll.r u r and yallow piuo plank between the lat October and 30th Nov em Per. The pr I aal- will atate the price nor atirk for Ihr pilot? p# r ru >ic I >t f. io i|,o w hi to pin- timber, and perl'not boa d a,oa.u-o I r lb- md J pn,? plank. itio run' ir roaorvod In imgi, thin Iho whnio qnan'itr ol each kind of tin *r 11 n,.|, r?and ofleia will tie rrrnvrd lor any ..r m?, frill,,, hind. I roioaal. l.t bo .?doeaod, r, -ala for Timbrr, for Dry I Dork. Brookly n N Agent'* oAre. New York, i?- 3.1. .a tuwtAlat K"" ^KTMOMK, Nary Agent. 4 $5*2,000 LS^&SSKi rii AMU irili.ll M thlr ihnuriuj for thr m? or in prop rtion fur .my jwri tivrrrnf. I s?ld Tit .?r i m and V "'"h'lti a'c- in'!'' d llml Mnmino Titrli^r ptirthiuad of J.Syf. 1 ?ml?r. Hi N?? Viirk. Bill Jrumi by liim eu J. Bull. Hon h I i Co.. I.miliar, far XIIH3 atrilitiC. to tiir orilrr ol Mitirirr V?i rnrnurf. Hi? pay niriit of wbirh h*? t?i h at.>|H>rd ajid Uie pub I |,t ?H.er?byt.ut,,.u.d.,,U..tbu;.^.l^gmr(p J. B TRfcVOH.' ??hKT Pliil?i?.lphia,D*c te.lMI. dU?tfgIJlLl.S (Ik* b il V.Ntib ?Hit mi i?it. of ?.i?Unif. irrl.nd SbsW.*T'""" 1&trAm 11 w.jr. Ml 11 irMi-.r I Mechanical lamp warehouse.'?*). an Urond wwy, btiwHi Anthony ud Uui?niiti?t. Freeh I m portatiou of Merhanical Lamina. The auberiber reepecrfutly anoouacra that he baa juet rerrirej frun Paria ihe nw?t cuttaidrte and eplendid aeeurtrnem the e turitalltil Lam pa erer imported in thia eouulry, embracing the lalrat and moat faahionable pattern! now iu nee in Parte?togethuieandthe Society Library (hey are used in preference to gas. jMin' MILL KOH 9ALK, IN iLLlNOI-.? lt is situated on Green Hirer, in Heury Cotinly, about two miles from Rock River need. It is the obieetof this establishment to afford them a*!ittl*,or as much as they may requite. The business of ibis establishment will include all negotia tious which inercli * advantage* which can never be obtained from amwspapcr in the eominoh mode of applying for pariThe *ub*criber who hat had much experience in trade, atn waa educated a merchant, feela assured adimt he i* competent to conduct tlii* p?rtof the business to ihe- aatiafaction of the parties intere ?ted, and will he enabled to procure partner* in almost every branch of business, which will yield fair n uiuneraliou for riak and n*e of capital. Maiiuftsturers and merchant* from the country who hare business to trau*act lit the nty, will hud at till* agency mean*, at all time*, of obtaining introduction to merchant* of good landing. VV'he e re*pou?iblr agent* or partner* are wanted, every facility will he afforded at lr? maeiye*. The prcpo*inoii to give temporary employment to clerk* who are out of place, a* it will enable thetn ,o earn a suheistence until pgr MUM sii.ia'.ion* can be profiled. t thi.s con timiing llicir regular bu?iur** habits, and guarding them from the evil temptat ols ofidleue**) w ill no doubt tin el llie app'ooalioo of those engaged in activ,: business, and receive an I iecure from'tlu in a* a body, such encouragement and ?Mppurt a* well enable the subscriber to give the plau a lair trial upon it* merit*. A regnter willbc kept at the Mercantile Ageiiey where clerk* who are in want unemployment can enrol tin ir nanir*, ?gr*. qualifications, reaeiidence, name* of former rmployrr*. reference*, and such other information as it'desirable; which will beeihibited to merchant* wanting assistants, and prof er measure* will be taken lo obtaiu iiluatiuu* lor them with all reasonable d? patch. The advantagi afforded to merchant* at all timr* to eia mine free of charge, a regntrr lontaimug tin* information w ill readily be *eru and appreciated by thrm. The merchant finding character,rclcrence*, and .11 other thing* *ati?faetory, can be iutiodured 10 the clerk,and m.ke hi* own bargain. To tlir clerk iln* offrr* great facilities?it make* hi* want of a *iluation known to the pereon wanting a clerk, and the fee required for registering w ill not etceed the expeu"e of ail ordinary advertisement io our newspaper.iwhilrthe uu ub- r of De *|?1 era in the rity u so greal that a clrrk who attempt* to adieruse iu all, will pay a largrsuin. and not tlirn be certain of reaching the individual who wishe* to give him employment. at the lame time if he desire* to advertise, he cau do *o throogh the Mereanlile, Agent, iwithout publishing I i* name, and tliu*en*ure a more certain application than if he require d an answer addressed to any letter of the alphabet,?box m.the po?t office.orfictitioiis signature. Connected wiih this branch oft e busiurMi. it is proposed to luiui* i temporary employnnnt lo cle rk* who are out ot bu sinrss, and to this end it i* requested of merchant* who have extra w riting or who need extra help during the business season, or wlio wieh their hook* exainiue d written up, |Hi?ted, Im lanced, account* made out and collected, at any seas, n o( tlie ye ar, to apply at the Merc uitile Agrticy. rersonal attrnlion w ill be given to *uhmilting preposition* to eredi'ors for settling insolvent estate* The umlrrsgrnrd will rndeavor totive satisfaction to all tlic *r w ho may confide lite el -ivart inent of hlislse.a let I.Is care Marine and Fire assurance will be effected. Tl?e MibscriSer freU confident that hi# kuowfrdgi of this branch cfbuttnos* will l?efcof great ralue to tliOte requ ring Insurance, ai>d he en itrs emploj ment at a m ney h uig cooi| licn*ed m eonnti. i St* iug administrators, partners and debtors* account# I balaiieiug merchant's books, making hVancr thceft and statements tor opening new set* of book*, a neglect of winch i* of.ru the cause of much uiieatine st, while the contrar\ enable* the me reliant at all liinrt to speak cnnfklt nil) of the con eel net t of .hit books, a gratification which mty be cheaply purchased. Many merchants are t??o much engage to ilo this the nitrIre*, and are uc.wiliing to trust it to incouv t rt? nt pirNM| who mac* simp error- mnrt c >mnlic ?t? Ak I'HOa, k-/ PA I NR.?A Ball tlta Shilapnar aarnrra nf William ami itunr alraa'a, on FRIDAY, StMli lint and a Diunrron Saturav. ?ha ;?lh mal. atln? Na'i'>oal t'anal at. naar Br.ida tall Tirhatt ft. Dinner Tiahoia K' 2-S. t b' ha I a' tin abora |rt> la. ami at tha Bi aton clScf M Ri'i'aenll at V B. Oanll-mao wuhiuir 10 m-wi I |>ia-,i- ukr lb-ir tieIt'a mrlv.that a definite order m iy lie p?rii. Dinner i.n the b'e at 5 P. M. Ti -.?ta n.ay li nlaihid ?t llie Htb ird II.-la' h ire. i* it VAl.l,. s-. -.i i iw" j nil.1.1 a Nils?Otis RifcLD wm nappy it ill >roai i.ia frianda at II (aafni-i'a Billiard Km ini. lha timai r.atni! Il.ttta*. taharr arc e'|-Kt aplandid t-blta. ai'll alata end mat" l'l R, w ti Wall ?t. .ujd t; Br.'idwpj. QTEAJt INOlNICB/-T?? Sum eipum, l?dn borer Opww.r, with boiLre complete, for m1 Ligatorss kc. from a siaglr tooth to a full and complete **t. on the priaiple* of atmoaplieric pressure, by M. LEVETT. Dentist. 260 Broadway, coruerof Warreu it [Kroin the New York Commercial Adrertiier.( A friend at our elbow request* ue to notice eome teeth he ned inserted by Dr. Lerett, of No 240 Uroidway. and toitate hi* entire satisfaction, not only with regard to the teeth tnemeelvee, but the manner in which tbie mlicate otwration eat performed. Dr. Levett ha* bern too long before the publie a* the introducer of the Atmospheric I'resure Principle," to require a syllable from ua Copy of a letter from Gen. Duff Green to M. Lerett. Baltimore, Sept.22 1841. Mr Lerett?I write at the request of a friend for whom you mide a act of artificial teeth, to *ay that they hare giren entire satisfaction, and that your principle of atmoephrnc pres ure i? fully rerified. I feel aduly to you and to such a* may etand in need of your prnfeteional services to n-commeail them to you. Your obedient servant, DUFF GREEN. j4 lm* M. LEVETT.280 Broadway. MADAME COSTELLO'tS FEMALE MONTHLY TILL i* ackuowlrdced by the firet Phyeician* in the United Stater a* the very beet medicine that ladic* laboring uidrr a eiippreteion of their uatural illoee* can take, and they very seldom.fail to relieve when taken according to the directioua. Those who call lor them will be supplied with her circular, containing ample direction*, nd all the precaution* necessary to be observed in tb*ir use Advice gratis Office 84Lispenard street jt8lm* U'ECHINUS' STOMACH fll PTtRs?For Dyspepsia assiating Digestion. Weakness. Los* of Appetite. Nertoih Disorders and Nigbl Sweats^.?The leading principle of this medicine is to strike at the origion of said diseases being elected from nature'* great vegetable emporium, it is at once a ovcreign and liariniesa remedy. Half a wine glass ha* been known to give immediate relief, ll is alto a veri pleasant bitter. The following is from Dr. E. G. Ludlow. No. 884 BroadiLve used your bitter*, in cases of impaired digestion, where vegetable tonic* were iudispenaable, with a benefiei-l result. The article* ef which it is composed are v Kail. Sold only it HUTt'HINO'S Drug Store, 160 Bowery, oor ner of Broome it. Trice 50 cent* per bottle. Alio for ule, it the iimr place, the genuine Dr. Taylor's Bilioin of Liverwort, from the Widow at :i?5. ill im* JOHN McCABE k CO.% INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, J 99 NlMlU It. R>:rtuiicii-Hon. M. H. Uriuurll, H. Brevoort, Ftq W. Irvirg Prof. Hcnwj. k. jUS lm* TO THE LADIBS. Vf ADAME COSTELLO. Female Physician, itill eontin ivl ues to treat with astonishing lueceM ali diseases peculiar to females. suppression, irregularity. obstruction, fce by whatever cause produced, can be removed by Madame C. in a very abort time. Madame C'a medical establishment having undergone thorough repairs and alterations for the better accommodation of her numerous patients, she is now prroared to receive ladies on the point of confinement. or those who wish to be treated for obstruction of their monthly period. Madame C. can be consulted at her residence. No. 14 Lispecard street, at all times and with the strictest regard to secrecy All communications and letteia must be post paid. jl? lm* "CRATCHES AND JEWELKY. VEKY LuW.-Tbe aubv V seribrr is scllinr all descriptions of gold and stiver lever, anchor, cseaprment, lepine. aud verge walthes, diamond rings, pins, gold pencils, chains, her', kc at retail, lower than at any other place in the city. Gold watches as low as $30 to 40 each. Watches and jewelry exchanged or bought. All watches warranted to keep good time or the mouey |retii-ned. O. C. Ai.lek. importer,eeiiy and effective core to all penona who apply to him. Rereut case* cured ta a few day* without the o*e of mercury, or auy other dangerous mediucin*. No interruption from business, or alteration in the mode of living. All wliner cue* hasr been protreeled or aggravated by maltreatment, mar apply with the utmost confidence of b*in|t effectually cured. Term* moderate?attendance from 7 in the morning until 10 at night. Office 19 Duane at. DR. MORRISONT M'ORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, aotj Fulifui at, near IN tlreenwich. Dr. Morrison, Member of tlie Royal C ollege of Surgeou*, London, aud formerly Surgeon in the BnkshXavy, coutiaue* to be comulted daily- oa all disease* of adelicate uulure, and all tlio*e distiesslwr In:/ till. quent on injudicious treolment and the imprudent uie ui'quack meiiiomee. Dr. M. ha* had aa eiperitnce ot 29 year* in treat inc delicate diaraaea in all their variou* and complicated forma, ami 'iac? a mild, aafe, and infal'iole substitute for mercury, eradicating thereaeiea! rirua with certainty, without iiibjecting the patient to any risk, or restricting hun in hie uaua) diet or purauita, while hi* medicine* are agteeable in taate and emnl. CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY -Thousand* oryoung mm are auffering from the consequences of indulgence in a aecret deatructne habit, and whole nerve* are Further injured from the u?e of noitrum* and pretended ap'cific*, which stimulate only to induce greater depreaaion Dr. M. treat* on purely pathological principle*, and never fail* in ritabliahing a rure, alto the moat obstinate yield to hi* plan of treatment Letter* pott paid, and s.uiUuiung a suitable fee, will enaure the correspondent full advice and medicine to any part of the Union, by Ida giving a hiatory of hu cue ia detail jlO lm* got) Fultanft. I M roRTANT TO PUtLIC 8PEA* K.Kli?Ovist* kour 1 valuable preparatien of Horthound detrrvea afew remark* from mv own eipcrirace. Being in the habit of addreaauig frequently large meeting*, and my conatitution rendered susceptible of cold, I found rny atrcngth and h-alth gr (dually decaying, my ipirit* 11-king, my lung* failing, aud my voice fal eriug fait, la fact I had I oat all hope*, and every hour fear till of bursting a blood vessel, whrn your ilorrhound Candy aid the cure* it had rffrrted reached me. I believe I took but one packige, when every unfavorable lymptom die appeared, and my general health eiidratly improved. I lee I Dow regenerated ?o completely tlut I am fin ly empow ered ta apeak aud act belter than I did threr year* ago. My appe 11tr i* good, and my gen-ml healrti rest 'red You ran make any nac you please of tin* certificate, which it would be injue tice to withhold from the public a* we II a* I ourarlf. J. WELCH, |4I tiold alreet, Brooklyn. Agent for the Bro klj n Te mperance Society. To Meier* J. Pease k Son. 45 Divi?inn*treet. Each envelope of the geaume Candy i* signed in full, J rrue Si Son. 45 Dii ni .u street,*' of w hom it c t. Me therefor* beyi t? state, that bn ol lege, hr lie lie* been w alchi.e these diseases, both in Hospital and city practice lor more than thirty year*, and 1 has published two editioaa of a work e eprrssly on them. Also that he ha* letters of roiumrndati.ui from the moat eminent plarn taiif in Kurope to the mo#' emioent in America, aa Sir Aslh t ooper to Dr. Motl of New York and Dr t'hy?ick..f Philadelphia, ami olhrrr, and which ma) be aeen by any one And further, that he hue the prmlefe ol referring to ahnoat trery physician of eminence to thia city. T'oac are cirt urn stances winch afford the highest satisfaction t eecry one, repcct.illy to those who are auiiout to obt.tiu ti>e heat ad rice The price of the book ia 91. Or Ralph ia cooanlted at hi* reei.Ieece.M (hcetiwi. hetreet, at any hour, and has dtaluict and scpar ale a) iMinenla for tluer who hare to wait a little. Cotmnuuic-tioua by post arc faith frilly replied to. til6 9m" trfflt I" K I NKIlAHl i. under the firm a of I.UDfcft'S be NOLI KK. h this day diiaolred by mutual cooeent. KbtVAltl) l.rUKtUtiiolel) taailhorircd toaetlle the btisictai of tlie conrerne. t liu'inn I lini'rna v, JOHN F. NOI.TKR. Nf* i ork, Ut January, ISW. KDWARD LUDKCU8 will continue I b r buonraa of deali"j in Miiik huiI Mux cmI Iiutrumchle un liu owu wmun. at N iff) Bro?lw n |p VOfli'b.-TlH lAtrfikfrw iKtHXHK hie Uiko#f.anl fartimlarly the following artitlra Webbing. thread bil la, atirrnpe. belli, L IVcnt leather. R elntn. bow? lampa, knnba. licea.u.ka ruber. btirkrla. I nigra, ml' I *i>nnge. raating?, fcr. JNO. 8. Bl'VMKRi, j 4 Maw -Jm Do IV.io aired. 1 Si I RHKNT MO.Nbl. of all kuxla, jairrhaaan at il? v b?at market rale*. ?JolJ.r er a e*!??r BOOK-KEEPING. Tiutrd teichcr of' booh keeping for the Mercantile Library Aaaociatloa"ol thta city. Prospectuses, with terms, may be had at the counting room* a* aboee. i?? l-n* ITHiXJT MfcRCU**.?utt. u naa in honor ol infoinriing uie cuiieae ot New Vore. thai he eurce radically, on the homeopathic ayaiem. ana in a lew days, every description of eyidulic disease, whether recent at of long standing, without danger of relapse, which very often occurs by the use of mercury. The remedy of Dr. Breana does not contain a particle of mercury, or any other corrosive or poisonous mineral, and therefore cannat possibly eieicise any deleterious iutlusocs on the body. It can he conveniently admiuivtered; its opera lion is atavays safe, and no had consequences can follow from its use, however critical the circumstances under which it is taksa. iff" ration to wishing advice can consult Dr. Brenna at his office, Granite Building ^corner if Breadway and Cnamotrs to I P. M* j3 pa rpha (jrfcattlkt op 1845. mad geurr^i u? muuciiou o] P1Per* ,aDlwy produced the great aad v tluablr diacovery of a ermoovition which i? a Don conductor of heat.and baa been applied to the Halamaudtr Iron Safe, mp patet'fd by K. Wilder, oaoee that time many testa hare beeu made in furnacra, and in Uirtuog buildu>gi, and in no loatance hare they failed to protect the cement*. The public are moat poanitely aaaured that etery Safe made by Wilder, andaold by the aubjcriber, wu be equal to any that hare been tested. geoeial aaaortaieat on band,(or made to order) and for 1 SILAS C. HEURINO. 8?leAgmt, jit Jw No 139 Wsier afreet. MADAME COSTELLO; T>EAi? AND BE BENEFITTED- MADAME COS XV TELLO i* well aware that it is sometimes i?ry inconvenient for ladies who are afflicted with suppression. 8lc. Sic. Ac. to have tha* attention it their residence which ihe nature of their caae requires, and to luch she would lay that ibc ie prrpan d to furnith Ihem with buard, and the heft ol nureir g at her reaidence. 3t Liapenard at N B.?All communications mart be poet paid jig Im' fNHEAP FASHIONABLE TAfEORTNt.} E8TADnCTSB v MENT, 108 Be.kman etrret, near Peail ?The eubecriber returne hie aiuerre thanks to hie frienoe ami the public, for the liberal patronage beatowrd on him during the picsent and paat clone, and nc furttnrr hopee. by a careful attention to the interrat of his customers to merit a continuance of their faion. The attention of the publi: ie rrqueeted to the following liat of prices, wh eh. it is hoped are lumci.ntly low to satisfy the moat economical when it i? eotuiderrd, that in atyIe aud materials they are wan anted equal to ihoac made by the fiiat ea tabliahmenta in the city Super weat of Eugland black, blue, or grey Drcaa C'qata. 19 to 22 Super double milled bl'k aud fi*>ey Catrimarea, 7 to 9 Veata, Caahmere, Satiu. Ac. of fine quality. 3 to g Making and Trimming Coata $8 lo(9 50, Pantf, (1 50 to Si Veata i 50 to Si. All garmcula warranted to fit. tan im* JOHN MOFFAT. DTt LAUREL, mH CANAL STRfcET, ADELPHI HOUbE?Now ao well known iu thie cny for very many great and extraordinary eurei he haa performed. in all caaea of delicate diaeaae. even after all other rrnudi.a hare failtd, till continues to be eoaaulted by ihe afflicted of both aevra.? Hia mode of treatment ia too well known to require coin.rndaiian;h?ving been in Ihe practice for ?0 yaara, in ihe first hoa ritals of Fianee,and tea years in this city, remot my all pecutar diaeaa.a wiih aucceea aud deat>itch, .ml wi'nnut Ihe aid eitherof Meicury or Balaam. Person. afflicted with protrac ted and deplorable caaea need not despair of a complete r-eorery by applying to Doctor Lamel, who offers to hia patroua e sure guarantee or no charge. At borne until_9 P.M..and charec moderate. ji2 im* AMERICAN BANK LOCK COVIPANV. ANDREWS AMERICAN LOCK. TO THE PU BL.IC?S5C0 Kb. W AKO.-The I tie repeated rumors and reporta which have been ao wide y and irxlustrioualy ciri ulatrd that Andrew's celebrated Combination Lock had been opened or picked, and which thus far have been disregarded aa unworthy of notice, ire beginning lo assume a cnaracler ol some plausibility, by which meaus many upright menh-ve been deluded to give (heir sanction and couule nance to such report! The American Bunk Leek Compwi>* therefore, with the 'iew of testing the queation in a w ay to put the matter beyond contradiction, have decided io place one of Andrew's Combination Locke upon an iron aafe enclosing a certifiedaheclc for Five Hundred Dollars, which amount shall be tne reward of anv person who may open or pick the Loek. This check is certified sad drawn, pay able lo the order of O J.Cammann, E?q, Cashier of the Merchant's B.mk ol thie city who retaini the key of the Lock, and tu whom inference is made. It is presumed that the public banks and officers ofbankt can be satisfied by a fair, open, aud houorahle teat, none other is wanted,and wnien bold attempts have been made to practice by arts rfchicsuery and trick (which will be exposed if it be come* necessary) upon ine credulity and ignorance er men aitoic name* would not be allowed il they had been aware of the deception*. The American Bank Lock Compan' by llii* mode only eeek to e*tabli(h the lufallibleeeourity of the Combiuatiou Lock, which ha* thu* far withstood every test, and has saved nunerou* bunk* from robbery and run. In doing this, however, they disclaim any intention *f making war upon other Lock*, their business being to prevent an effectual barrier K> Bank Bnrglers. The Chest will remain exposed in the Exchange Reading Room, for two months from this dale. WA1JSWORTH It SMITH, jttgm Agenfe of Ihe^ American Bank L-ca Co. CiOAt COAL !!?Reductiou ot Prices?feacli OicliarJT, v Red Ash. Broken and Screened in the yard, delivered cartage free, to close a consignment, at the fo lowing prices. Large Nut, $7 5# Broken and Egg 8 00 Lehigh, any six* 7 50 Liverpool 9 50 N. B.? Blacksmith's Coal $8 58. Yard, 50t Washington, near Spring st dS3 8m* P. B. GUERNSEY It CO. QILVEII PLATE?WM. THOMSON. 1*? William street O continue* to maaulseture Silver Wire of every description, of the latest patterns and ban now on hau" teaactts. coffee pots, pi cher*. cups, waiters, forks, si-oons. uf lich as well as of the plaiuest styles. The whole of these artic *s.being manufactured uikhi the premises, from sterling siver, no pains or cxpens* will be spared in the beauty uf the workmanship >1 3m NOTICE TO BUYERS OF CABINET FURNITURE. THE subscriber would invite the attention of those wishing ts purchase articles iu the ahove business, to hi* establishment, where is to be fouud a rich assortment of Rosewood and Mahogany Furniture, of French and other patterns, some of which are not to be found elsewhere, being entirely orieiual. Also, handsome rich silt Cornices for windows, Poles and Rings together with Uamaaks, Galloon* and Tassels. and svery article attached to curtains, which wifi be made in the latest style from patterns lately received. N B. Particular attention pai i to the G ting up of Ottomans, Fire Screens, and other fancy article* wiih embroid ered tapestry. WASHINGTON MEEKS, dl(-6m 315 Broadway, netl the Hospital. FRUIT.?Steam Bark Clarion is hourly exp cted from Havana with a full cargo of fruit. Trrs >nidsiioii* cl purchasing, will please make immediate appl? a'lnii to CLOVER L McMURRAY, j2i 100 Pine street, RESTAUR A NT FOR LADIKs ;AN I) GENTL?M?N~, -IV 673 Broadway, opposite Nihtu's tlardrn,?This Restaurant is above the Ice Cream Saloon. Ladies will find, at this establishment, a private eating room, and a bill of fare supplied with every thing that tin mark't can arter,I?the Subscribers hope by their punetnality, giving all sasisfactiou to the person that will give them their patrouage. Private room for dinnerparties caube had. All ordeis received to send out?dinner parties, halls, soireet, be. ornameulal pyramid all kinds parrots of sugar, chars of liberty, fancy rakes, Charlotte rusfe, jellies icecream, biscuits, glares.bombrs agrenadas. the only manularturers.ltc. On hand, truffe*. pate de foies gras, and the perigueuy, petite pois, champaignon*. F unities ?ill fill. at any time, a variety of dishes ready to cud out. Their price* will be moderate. M AON AN A JUL! EN. j4 1 m* French Cooki and Cnnfrfiinnrm. J. PEASE SON'S HOREHOUND CANDY. rplIK underiigncd have naed Meaara. J. Peaae k Son'a Clari1 tied Eaaence or Horehound amly, and tan rrcommeud it roreougtv, colda, horaeaeaa affection* of the lung*. Sic. Ktv Mr Crawford. Pan (or of the M E Church. Voray that. Kct Mr Liudacy, Paator of M E Ohurth, Second at. Rer Mr Hawley, N'o. 26 Crotby at,Chaplain at tiic City Iloa pital. Rer Mr Daria. Newrrk, N J. Rer Mr Durall 21] Broad at, Newark, N J Rer Mr l.urkey. PC New York Conference. Rev Mr Vanaradale. Brooklyn. Rer MrOrillio. Paator of MC Chureh. Bedford at. Rer Mr Whitaker, Paator of P Church, corner of Catherine nd Madieouata. Rev Mr Hart, Paator of B Church, Gold at. Elder Knapp. Rer Mr Kellogg, recent Paator M E Church. Willett at. Rev Mr Daniel*. Buffalo. We could add fifty uthera of the moat reapeetable clergymen the Stale,but .,e prwmme Ihe above i* latftrieut to aati?fy e moal akeytical of tlie rlfleaey of J. IV ue Ik Sou'a Hureuud t uidy. mannfacturad and aold, wholeaaic and retail, at Ditiaiou at. The following are our Slate ageuta ?lr G W Redding No. 8 State al. Boaton. M?*a. llr O B Zteber, No. 27 Dock at, Philadelphia. Pa. Br J Robertaon, No. lie Baltimore at, Baltimore. Md dea?ra J F Cuiuak Co. No. 13 Exchange Place, New On ana. La. Meaara Duhoue kCo. Mobile, Ala. Mr J Woodward. St. Lrun. Mo. Mr C Tobey, Cinrinnati, Ohio Mra ra Hariland. Harrom k Allen. Charleat'in, S Mr Wm J Durall, 233 Broad at, Newark, N J. Mr W N Ht Idemau, Louiarillr. Ky. Mr Piereey Teller. Detroit. Mich. Meaara Prck k Spearr, Burlington, Vt. J Anthony, New Haven,Conn. ?lr J GaynorjRiehmond Va. Irasra Frank Taylor k Wm Kiaher, W'.ahinc'ou City D C Mr J A Wadaworth. Providence, K I. Mr J B Coaler, Montgomery. Ala. Mr J Marline, Fayetttville, N C Mr G W Ho thorn' Georgrtewu. D C. MrC H Huat, Frederick*. urgh. Va. J. H. Tnnmnami fc Co Wheel log Fa. |l LUCINA CORDIAL." MAGNIN'S LUCINA CORDIAL, UOR the aure and apeedy eura of Incipient t nneumption, C Barrennra* Impnteney. Fluor Albua. or Whilea, Gleet. Obstructed, difficult or painful Menatruation. Incontinence of I'rine. or inmlnntary dtacharge thereo', and for the general proatraliou ol the ayatem. no matter whether Uir reaultof inherent eauam, or of enuaea produced by iiregularitj or illnrta. The wide-apread echbrity of tlna wonderful and ineetima hie cordial in both heiniaphere*. in a rufficieut guaranlee for ita puck and poaitivc aucceaa ia curing all the above affectiona nd mn plaint a. Nothing can he inure eiiri-r?*icg than lainrignrauiig eff rig on the human fraana. I'eraona all wtakneaa ind Iaaaitude before taking it. at once beromt robuat and full of energy under ita influence. Il immediately counte-aet* the irrveleoaneao or looaeneaa of the female trame, wlneli ia Iheouly caaae of barrenneaa; and whieh. prior to Dr. Magmi|f dia:overy, waa eoceulered to be ineurablr. And it ?pe3 l?r bottl*. _ _J? tm doctor bell. I NOt'TOK BELL datoUthia para malaltentioB(daily until [J ?P M.) to tharemori.1 of pi irate die. ui'? in every tun ltla>iffer>ng undaTprotrartedi-:e**e.a?i?aa?trdorui#ubl* oDOd?M?. PotT raiDlattara.deaeribiaf theeate ofptrtonitt cutanea,hat* nit prompt attention Dr.B treatment n*T?tp iaatio futpicMB.aad it wtllkBeWBto bi *afr aad partaa IfQt if- Pritala ofteat COUUTLANDT STRUT, two Inert froat Broad war jt Iw* L' Mil.HH WI Kr.tr? or luu-Ci.,|^C and luwler aiaeluu Lj inaattfactorod from the purrtl metal far eole bjr JM KRMK It BROOKS,* LaboOf TO LET?Two comfortable Often ill ?lon No. It m Abe.etorage can be h?d on application above. Jl TAVEKN 81\i? vlJANuOrtOCEnV KOR IM.Lt, nil three mi In from Wnt Point, on the road lo NMark, 4ULaud aleo on lh? route to ike New York uidclft Rail RowdToruajiimj eix acr-a. w th h?rt). eked, Ac. Alto. SM aeict of Wood Laud, 'hreemilee Irom Waat PoxoOt fi'tx aeree and* pari under meadow. There ta three Houeci on the premieee. The LUe it inuitputable. I'otseatiia gretn immediately. For pv-icuiare, enquire of BERTHOLF A VAN CLEVE, Wept street. jH |w* MFOK HALE.?The Block and Datum of the ureter and enliog axloou Sid hruadway, the batement air the Gothic Hall, together with four ye are unexpired term of ae from the firet of May next.taid saloon being one 4 the beet localiotie in Broadway and now doing an excellent buemeet and will be enld at a bargain, at the pre teat owner M to situated that he cannot attend to it. For partMulare and terms inquire on tht premieet. or to SAMUEL DAYTON. Fulton fish marnet Rt tar OE'/TS' Watei proof Cork and tint Drone ^^^^Btote, of the latest laahioa waterproof oxer thoet. dancing gaiteri and pompe, ladi-e'. misses', aaAcMIdreo's gaiter hoots, buikwa and ties kid and a itin alfrjlMu water proof oxer thoee and all warrauted good gaiters "11 50 to $1 TS, ft and ft SO; misses and children's gailer book and buekine, fashionable good and ch ap; men's. boy's, and children's bootf.sboee. Ac, cheapest iu the city,4lt Broadway corner ofCanal ?t, at Walkei'a celebrated cixeap atore: where utwblr ?iipeoc? p:u?i for th* >|#w #0 in* STECTaCil.*.s ?UK. r.LLlOT i begs lo latorm lients and others. that he has made an airingemrst with a skilful ami scientific Optician. whom Or E. has 10 trueted in bitprcu iar mode of ad apt me (Iwici to tne particular defects ol the eye T'.ia gentleman will attend at tin office. Ml Broadway, corner o. Warren atreet, on Tuesday, Thursday and Hatuiday, 'o aapply patie-ts and the public generally, with Dr. Klliotth recently invented and improved Spectacle a. j*) In' 11/HITWELL'H OPODELDOC, which is considered by the ft rat Physteiius in the U. 8. to be the very brat com position in existence for R> eumatiam. Hpraina, Chilblains. Chopped Handa, Cramp, Nurobn-es, Weakness of Limes, etc. N. B. It ia three timea the strength of any other kind. Be aure and aak for Whitwell'e Opode doc, and rrceire no ote?* unleaa yea with to prove the truth of the remark that Pleaaure ia aa great Of bciug cheated aa to cheat KJ- Price M eenta. Sold at Wholesale and Retail by A.B D. Swede. Drug (ilia, No,7t and 100 Fulton a'reet David Hands ?W Co., No TT Eavt Broadway Abr'm B. Handa k Co. f*o. >73 Broad way. corner >-f Chamber atreet. Alao foraale aa above, lb* "AROMATIC 8NUFF," for Headache and Catarrh, composed Principally of roots, shrukt. and recommendrd by Dr. Waterhousc.late Proleeaor of Cambridge University. nr#- Price 86 cents. dl I StieawlOw rpo BHEWBRH AND DISTlLcEKS.?The aub.enbere 1 offer tor tale all that valuable property, situated iu Auburn, and known ae Watson and Hon'a Brewery and Distillery ,witk a Dwelling House, outbuildiuge, machiuery and fixtures ooo Dec ted ik-rewith. 8 aid property consuls of about two aores of land, lying on the south aide of the 0?a?co rivar in said tillage; a brick dwelling house, a dwelling house, a distillery capable of distilling 160 bushel* of grain per day, a large and convenient brtw?vy aud malt house, with two kilua 31 feet square, auo i storage for 10,000 buihels of grain, a barn, sheds, stable ->e or 600 hogs, and an office aituatcd thereon. Connected with ti.e daatiUery and brewery there ia a steam rnginr of 90 horae power wilh two cylinders-ample machinery for grinding, and a in pen or rectifying establish men1. containing one of John Wright'a patent alcohol copper stills. The whole establishment ia of a superior kind, well finished and convenient in all its arrangements, situated in t rich ?d flourishing grain growing country, ia now in complete order,, and in full operation. It having become neeeeeary to seH the eame iu consequence of tne decease of H. Watson, it will be disposed of at a bargain One third of Die purchase moury will be required on the delivery of the deed, and the balance may be left on bond and mortgage for a term of years if desired. For reference inquire at Win. Leilch's, 76 Hudson street New York, or of the subscribers in Auburn, N. Y. OEOHOK K LK1TCH, dlS km* W Sr V WATSON. T'O LET.?TTie unexpired Lease of Store, 43 Peck Slip, -l dow occupied a- a Grocery anil Liquor Hto -e, for which business it haa been long established. I'lie situation in couvet lent to the Williamsburg and Peck Slip ferry, which will roHume early iu the Spring, and aff >rda a favorable opporunity for a person about twmbark in the above biuioesf. Poateaaion can be had on the let o#4februry. Apply on the preroiaea. r) PAPER MANUFACTURERS.?The aabecribeaa BTV notice that Messrs Howe k Uoddard, of WorceaUr, Mill' lave appointed thein their agents, and are i>rcp?red to funaaha| iqort notice, upon the moat reaaonable ternu. Kourdrlnier aaa Calender Machines, with fire or a team dryers, and sizing machines to aixe paper in the web aa it leave a the dry en. Alae every kind ef MachAiery appertaining to the manufacture of pa per, which in point of workmanship sad finish ia nat surpassed by any other eetabhahmeut in thia country. A large number ue alow in operation in many af the boat mill*, to whom referees* will bo nvon for all particular*. PERB8E It BROOKS,Papar Warehouse. Mttw 01 Liberty atonal MADAME RESTELLT T7EMALE PHYSICIAN. Office and reeideoea MB OrAn wich street, (between Cortlandt and Liberty streets.) where ehe can ba conaulted with the (trieteat confidence onaK complaint* incident to the female frame Madame Re* tell'a experience and knowledge in the treat mentof obatinate caaea of female irregularity, stoppage or aup preaaion, tic, ia auch aa t* require out a lew day# for certain relief and perfect recovery. Ladies deeiring proper medical attendance during confinement or other indisposition, will be accommodated during auch time with private and re pectable board. H Preventive Powders" for married ladiao whoae delicate or prccariou* health forbids a too rapid iocriaoe of family, will be lent by mail to any pari of the United States, Price SB a package. Ail letter* (post paid) addraaf ad to "box IBB. NTy. city,' mill bo rocaivad. fioaton Office No. T Ease* at. N B.?Malame Res'the subscriber will acll at auction on the premises on the Itth dav of February next, at 12 o'clock, noon, the very deal table Farm, containing seventy-four acres, more or leas, situated midway between Flubbing and Jamaica, fronting on tho main road between the two placet, bounded by the forma of Henry Roe and George Vandevtr Km*., occupied by C. Denton. For particular* see Long island Democrat. Ooe hall the amount can remain on bumf and mortgage at low interest. Enquire of JNO. a. SUVtMERS, jt lUwInFM* Executor. 130 Water at. EXCHANGE! HOTF.L.?The proprietor,oT this estiblklr u.mcnt, at the commei cement of a new year, returns his thanka to hi# friends and the public for their liberal auppirt, linceitwas hist opened for their accommodation iu July last; and he liopea still further to merit it by making all those who aoj uruat the Exchange a* comfortable, at least, aa at anp other hotel in the Union. He take* this opportunity also, of cautioning the public agaiaat the unfouuded lumora put alloat by telcreated persona about the extravagant changed said tohavr beea made at hie hotel, by assuring them they are now what they always have been. $8 per day. Attached to the hotel ia a large concert and ball room, which will be let for such purpose* upon as reasonable terms aa any in the city. F. HOYDEN. Proprietor. Richmowp, Va., Jan.4, lilt jg lndklaa COUNTERFEltT FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS. /"iWING to the celebrity, efficacy and invariable success of v/ Madame Keetcll^t Female Monthly Pills in all ease* of" irregularity, suppression, or stoppage of those functions of nature up m which tlie health of every female depends, sine* their introduction into the United Stale*, now about four year*, counterfeit! and imitation! are continually attempted to be painted off lor lite genuine. Cheap common rill* are i nreha aed at twelve cent* a box, put up in different Soxe*. and called "Kemal* Monthly Pill*," with the object of lelling, if poaaibla, at one dollar. Female! are therefore cautioned agaiuat ttwdr attempt! to impose upon them. It ia nUeient her* to state that all Female Monthly Pill* are. counterfeits, except Lhasa old at Madame Keeteli'a Principal Office, 148 Ureeuwieh at. New York, and No. 7 Essex atraet, Boston. Price $1. Madame Result's signature ia written on th* cover of each, box. N. B. The married, under aome circumstances,must abarasa from their use for reasons contained ia the directions. jli dfcwlin* TO MARRIED LADIES. 1\oacd, ha' 'made them the wonder ami admiration of the world. Tlw. are known all over Europe to bo the only preparation erer diacovered that ha* rroeed mean* bly certain in producing the mouthly turn* Their certainty, in all caaea. being auch that tney muat not b? uaed durum pro* nancy, for though mild safe, and healthy, they are certain to produce miacarriaga if uaed during that period. The directions are translated into English.and are enveloped round with the seal of the importer, sUmped. Each hot containf the aignature of M. de Roudelooue. and the English di reeliota have the signatura of Dr. F. MEL VEAU, authorised agent for the continent of America. They can he transmitted by mail to any part of the I'uitvt males Leturn ?ir?cteut at 9*| M**ha SO OS i month. 0 00 0 Maths,... If 00 lip- All advertisements te be paM for before then ia| titles) Advertisements inserted in theWsasLr Hisals at St ??r square every insertleo Masai Hssalo?Issued every moraine?price iter ifitt otr conr. CoantryfsnbecriVsr* furnished at the aame rate, tor any P^s,"c a rem ttanoe in tj'-a^e. vo paper aer>t.nnleaa raH In advance. Whilt Ra?*a.a?lamed every Saturday a* tine o'clock?pnceetocanla per copy fanuahed ta ownf try aubeeribera at M par annum in advaatee. Caaaaaeonoairre are repeated to addreaa their Man M Jajanr Oaama liaa^/NpMwaiUlMi Hi
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TH] r?i. ra-a?. 318 w*oi? tssa. .-new LINK OK LIVKKtDOL PACKETS. i'rrk Ike t&tX, umd Lnrrp+ol Mtrti Itth of each month, MV- Dffi*- h every poeeible despatch, haviag pert ol tier cargo already engaged. Those de BB^Bbesinm" ?l securing freight or passage, by Ihis pieai td and beautifully at ranged Teasel, should make early application to GLOVER A McMURRA Y. jm too Pine at. J it 0m fOR dHRKWBBURY?FALL AJUOZ^S* RANGK. M*;NT?The .teamboat OSIRIS, SCwBwb CHpt. J. C. Allaire, will commence running on Bntiiidn- flttl filh, as follow*:?lease Fulton Market slip. Last Riser, every Saturday at 10 o'clock A.M., Tuesday, Wedn-oday, and riday. at 8 o'clock A.M. Returning, leaves Red Hank every Monday morning; nt 10 o'clock A.M.; Tueaday, Wednesday, and Friday, at half-put It o'clock P. w. The boat will run ae above until further notice,navigation M weather permitting. oltm* Kl BIKDLINE TO ALBANY,enthe WMTTi Emt aide of the river, httin| better ilifcl >wd trame?aiking no higher fare.?Office, Hov. ir.l'a Hotel. 178 Broaaway Pasaengera will be forwardad by hf.iee to Albany hy th a line from any point on the Eut eade of the rirtr where Uic boat* may be compelled Br ice to flop. Avedta will be on board each of tbe mail boat* togiveaaaWtaurn an I information. Tl i-Imeeatenda to Montreal, touching at Albany, (office wider the Mu.rum) and mbracea a very direct and commodiou' roate thither. The aiagca aou h.iraet of thia line will be fotaad really the beet on the Albany ronte.aud no deception. Tbe atricteat attention will be paw to tbe comfort, conreiaoa LINE. POR NEWBUROH. landing at CALD WELL'S. WHST POINT AND COLD aCZaC3K.SPRINO-The ateamboat HIGHLANDER CegH Robert Wardrop, will leeee the foot of Warren atreet ttiw York, erery Monday, Tt? i ?Jey and Saturday afternoon'a at I o'clock. Returning.the High.?'i?er will leave Newburgh -every Monday morning at 8 o'clock, an i 'i'ueeday and k'riday adUm >or> at o'clock. For freight or paaaagc,apply to the Captain on board. N. B. AH ba-jgagi- and freight of avarv description, bank hatla oripecie. put on board Ihia boat,muat be at the riakof the ownera thereof.uuleaa a bill ofladiag erreceiptia aigaed for (ha tame mOf 8TAKL1NK FOR NEW ORLEANS. jfe Hft jR Th^vbacribera b^Meave to returnUirir thank^jHhe pa Cronageyon have hitherto eatrnded toward* the Star Line,and elicit acantinH^iau of a portion of your freight to New Orienna.in thin line, which will be taken at the eery low eat ratre. m the following ahipa, which will aueeacd aach other and tail weekly SOLON, Captain Geo. Buekman, Rl'SSEL GLOVER. Captain JahcaHowea. Iritioh^TcASTLe"cJvI?I? 8. G Glover. IIad other ahipe of the nmr elm. to ollow ??eh other in quirk nceuiHi For further particulate, apply oo konrd it Pin* tree!wharf.orto OLOVER It Me MURRAY. ?l? 1M Ptaeet. roe. Booth NF.W YORK AND LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL LINE Ol PACKETS. m fflt. M Mk BAlHNtFrO AMI FhOM LIVERPOOL WEEKLY OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE, No ?l Sou'h atreet, New York. THE ewbecriber.in inn uncing hia arrangement! for the. year I IMS. appear! before hia friemda with aentwneala of atarere Y rri^ecl for the able lupyort h* haa recti* ad for ougr fain He likewise wiitiee tr eyll the attrition of thole intending to aand for tbet- fr eada in Knoland. Ireland. Sent land, and Walra, that they can at all tinea be accommodated by thin line, by weekly opportuniliei from Li'fryool. aa wrll aa by ailthewrll known different linea of pocket ahito aniline to nod from LiTerpool.m, the lit.Tth, llth.lMh. andnth of cock morlh, lh>ou(ho?l the year. It haa alwaya been the atudy of the onbocribrr lohner the emiwrnte ahown civility, and dtapatehed without delay: and thoae who aeud for their friends may mat illiMid that every care aud dilirrnt attention will be given by the Liverpool Agenta to thoie aenl for, aa well aa all who may embark with hen. iukI ahonld any oftfcoae. wnoae peaa?y? haa been paid. n?tmo?ri. inr money win or reiuooea without uy charge. The aubrcrtber feeie ydeaaure in makta* kanwn the diff "rent br which hta paaaeiigera eaape out during the laat rear, which liw given grner.il ?iluUction, and lh?t nr haa eonriderably attended ud concluded hia arraageawnta far the year The following ia a fiat nf ahipe Ship Beotlaud Kobiaiaon Ship Qacaola Childa Fairfield W llaoo St. Cloud Knwnnn Fmak fort Rueeall New Nieea Uuaeell borer Ho wee Wanaw Uritttha Hiberoia Wilaoa Otwego Wood M AM red C hearer Ocjh Weilaad tllflim Ingeraoll Talbot Story Lotuerille Allen N.Haapahtre Harding Sobieeki Kmeraoo raathea Uoodwaaeoo Alahimian Low Mobt liaae Tree ana 'reatice Hnpkina Virginia Kaloa Tyrone tinner Karop* Batekrldrr Walee Watta A dank ma Seymour Wertcheeter Kerne TWaaboee akipa, and their reepeetive raptaiaa, are ail well w (arorahiy kaotra to the trade A me paaaatu from the diftml porta ef Ireland and Scotlead cae alao be aetnred, aue drtfla formatted far any aaieaat, payable at the National and Provincial Banka of Ireland and Mir reepectiet braachee,aad aleo oa Meaara J. k W.Kfhtaeon, Liverpool. which art peed, free ef any charge, throughout f,w aad.Ne.i Neptune at. Waterloo PatAt, Lierrpaat.i E NE1 NE I HORTK 0LTITI OARDtai. *U I a a g NAMil 9f ?TATU, LIC. -3 I| If. 1? I J* 3 SJ ?_ Maine SI 579 410 dl New Hunpahirc, 18.001 SI Moa-ckiuetU. S1.V904 1II.814 oil Rhide |?1 ml, 17.741 10.104 307 Ct>n icciicut, 4IJ3I 18.114 101 Vermml, 11.071 3 000 41 New York. 400,180 7S.OOO 5V6 New Jeraev, 149 413 70 107 1,333 Pe tine ir If anil, 339.H0 00,117 |,im Delaware. 4.111 1,110 0 Man lend. 133 117 10101 Oil Virginia 01 300 18.700 171 North Carolina. *18 473 41,501 30 Poii h Carolina, 38.187 1.134 1.054 (JeTKia. 10,14C 1 063 411 Alabama, 11.971 370 06 Miwt'eippi, 41 490 419 CO I.ouiaiena, 144 041 31,415 841 'Penneaaee. II lit 71,101 14 Kentucky, 115 071 6.110 330 Ohio, 97,001 11,707 140 Indiana, 01.111 17 ill 301 lllinoia, 71.911 11.1M 77 Mitaouri, 37,141 1,105 97 Arkanaai, 3.730 415 8 Mirh'Xan, 4.081 0,807 57 Florida. 11.751 It ?o Wit.otuin, 3 100 1 0 ft 04 Inwn. 0.170 4 mo 10 Diituctof Columbia, 53 896 851 1*1 Total, 0,101,196 695 534 915J iROM. Cast iron. Bar irou. Furl, g-o i i. L iU Lilt fil Name or Stair,fcc. ,232 67 6,004 160.202 1.01 Bh dtr IdLikI, 5 4.124 227 2 Couieciieul, 22 4 405 44 3 620 16 033 61 Vermont, 26 2 743 14 6So 3?8.407 7b New Yuik. 126 24.088 120 33 643 123.177 3 43 New Jersey, 26 n.lll 60 7,171 2T,?2S 2JW Ptnueylrtuja, 213 98,393 169 87,244 3.43,603 11,53 Delaware, 2 17 S 416 671 2 Marl laud, 12 8 876 17 7,800 24 4-2 1,71 Virvuia, 42 18 910 32 5 9-6 46 588 1,74 North Carolina. 8 968 4 4 663 11.363 44 South Carolina, 4 1,216 9 1.14.5 6.334 84 Gcoraia, 14 4H 63* 4 Alabama, 1 30 3 75 157 i Mis-itippi, Louisiana. 6 1 400 2 1,366 4,182 14 T?naea?f, 34 16.1291 80 9 673 187,453 9,24 Kentucky, 17 26 202 13 3.637 35,691 I.II Dhio, 72 36.236 19 7,406 101,316 2 24 Indiana. 7 010 1 20 707 II Illinois, 4 168 240 1 Miaaouri, 2 180 4 118 3t0 8 Arkansas, Michigan, 16 601 461 9 Florida, Wiskoneiu, 1 3 1 Iowa, Dkrtrict of Columbia, Total, 804 206,000 705 107,233 1,583,110 30,40 Rotinnab, [Correspondence of the Herald.] Savannah, Jab. 20,1742. Movements in Savannah?Editors? h\ukion?Trail*, S-c. tr*J An. Gordon Bennett, E.-q My Dear Sir? Strange as it may appear, nevertheless, oo true be it, amid your nnmereus correspondents you have none from this piaea who regularly, or at reasonable intervals, gives you a eonp d'ttll" ct ths poosing events, or personages, protty or interesting, of he community. Now 1 can hardly imagine there s so groat a lack of food for your unique journal, but rather that a degree of inertness has taken poosession ef yonr friends. Yon have an Agent in town, who is very eivil and attentive, and appearo to be doing a fair busiaeM. We have two daily papers here, and both conducted by bachelors. Now as I am of your opinion, that not only the press in its tone, but its editors, should promote the public weal, and be good examples in every important light, they are not fit to forward, although perhaps (they may fancy they possess the inclination) calculated to seek the fair interests of the city. In the wsy ef public amusement we are generally pretty quiet, but at present we have the theatre opened, under the good management of Mr Forbes* with a good stock company, performing to tolerably well filled houses. Mrs Fitzwilliams and Buckstone arrived last night from Charleston, and wi" draw crowds of the gay and great. The private society is very good, and has had quite an acquisition in some eight or ten young ladies, who this year have made their debut, and a morefascinating bery even your queen eity eannot produce besides, we have generally during ihe winter, a large iuflux of strangers, who try the benefits of tbe southern climat not as Grace Harkaway, in London Assurance says, ler the sake of "consumptive estates," but actual ill health, or to avert it. They enjoy one advantage which travellers often repine at?1 mean comfort. The Paln>ki House is far famed as one of the most elegant establishments in the States, and unsurpassed for the quiet gentility of its arrangements, and courteous deportment of its proprietor. Marriages are very rare, only occurring, as a general thing, when astray beau, in search of health or pletsare, makes his appearance, or the young laHies evince their charms in a summer tonr. Tbe yeung men ean form a very fine battalion, of poor ^cuuciuru? p^uuu uiaj mcrcwun wnui? commiaaion er profit and lou account* rery eaaily balance?a goodly quantity of kniglita of the lancet, who ennceire tho location wretchedly healthy? and no arnall aeareity of aage expeandara of law and jnttice, who pronounca (when in caacaa collected) their fellow eitizeoa atraagely taaaa and aadly paaaire?no rnae will work, nor any iagaaatty furth-r their end*. They pretend ta be rery intriguing, in order to naaka aaaaepoctiag aaaa da- part from the path of rirtaa and atop in the fitlda of rice, in order to pay the penalty They are erer apparently "eager for the fray," and regret 1 the eoniequencea of enraged epirita, yet near randy 1 to defend injured honor. f Thia ii my firit caaay to yon, Bennett, hat it may be the lail; howeror, in eaaa yon deaire it, and 1 any little oecurreneea of apaeial import oaanr, which can be olfenaire to nana, ana nmneing to aome, 1 ahall offer it for yoer eonaidernUqn and their discnaaion. Aaairm. 1 i WaihlagtaN. fOrraapaedence of the UerM.I WAaHinoTon, .Ian. 20, IW. Tbmga in IKoaMmrlon? Parliu? feafmoafer of Ntw York?Candtrlttfr*. Mr Dram Bai?i**tt? Itia amuaing to one that ia a aaera looker on of other men'a matterr, and to attend the jama, aliaa i partiea, that are alaaoat erary arming made and attended by all elaaaaa of the would-bo-faamliaa," and ta hear the little two-penny aaandal, by almoat erery man, woman and child of thia truly goaeip- J pine little town. Peoela hare do eonrrraate from all quarter* mad elims* of this1 breathing world, and t bow aad terape, and sail# and frown, and rhotter i aboatnothing in a moot wonderful manner. I Waahington ia the greatest elty for littlo thing* that I wa* over ia. Bat of ail tho ol*a*ant parties that I hare bona at, H pot, are President Tyler's levees, (Tnesdevs and Satardap evening*)?he himself, a* also the blooming, smiling ladies of the 1 household, all, every one, so ploaeaat, polite, well bred, aad the Romas aoeod ehief, over playke to the life the gialtmsn and there too, pmi hear so j W YO W YORK, TUESDAY M( STATISTICS Ol It ;i I I i li i I it 1 -5 3 i M I 1 J -a si i *M i i I S" 3 gi 3 O 5 4 34? 16 2 8 99.0C9 957.475 194 178 534 I 100 r*1 44441 70 H7 i, fog at 41 4,444.500 4,734 4 li? J ,4 151 i#0 l.??* o|0'M4 41 41 9.I44.W0 1.401 Oil! 4 94 1,543504 I. 54,445 51 101 3.354.014 41 04# 7 07 471,400 705 #5?|71l !4 331 14,770 000 1 464 10 740 13 54 'I!! i*! JS 108 547 5 50 440.714 1,833 3! 400 53 411 5 418.440 4 103 73 448 11 ?4 1,407 400 MOl 1T.5I fi 4 51 Mil! 37.075 3 .*9 ,44300 1,147 4 034 10 1? 3', 40 40; 94,'IT3 Vi 17T.S'.0 ??4 4 5## 4i 71 I 43,4 5 1 7 8 00 i 8 1 638 14 41 SCO 1.J \ttU 7 4 310 400 4,445,774 1 409 4 351 Ill49ij?>; #7,495 i Li:?d. i (Hold. &t J tK 171 3 1 1 I i r 1 i? 4 ft I II 1 8] ii i =i h i -J r if ih i II S 4 i S i i 8 $188 880 r- I 88,800 1 1,000 8 $500 7 1.838.875 I 88 850 0 577,300 8 814,150 9,103.418 070,(00 333 8S',000 8 1711880 18 7 711,471 5 38 800 8 785 650 8 1,844 650 5 978 61* 73 81 500 11 $.31759 13 ti.881 9 10.04.0 30 50.0410 10 *55.019 33 18 113 300 6 37.418 4 II 24 iCO 133 181.881 Ii 10 3.51(8 ?.61 830 4 13 357,046 18 1,514 786 8 6 350 1,506 18 441,000 18 1,161,0410 13 87.700 '6 40.300 30 8,7653100 7 3 114.500 1 8X7 10 78,000 It 5,393,455 858 385,808 1 80.800 3 4 000 49 15 116 3-0 MO 681990 11 50?,l>00 30 34 909 7 90,438.131 190 31,159,463 MIT 1,346,766 187 593.605 1,06 little of the citj new*," that yon ere sometimes at a loio which noit to admire, the civilities of the white hou?e, or the splendor of the well dressed, good-natured end accomplished visitors. At a late party, at tlia west end of the town, (as my friend, Beau Lawrence, would say,) 1 overhtard an anxious c?nver?ati4?n between two gentlemen respecting yonr city post office, and the numerous candidates for the vacancy. Qn enquiry, thenoxt morning, 1 was informed ihat Mr. C. was to be removed end here (tends, all in a row," "the four-anJ twenty" candidates, well-dressed, prim, loving the people to deeth?(have done more, end swear that they have net half done whet (hew can do, if the office is given to the right one Call the roll?P. H., a respectable old citizen, of'good orthodox memorv I C. K. it ie ennneh to know that 1 am an Editor J. W. W. I 'iposa," 1 an not, "just sow" onay how thought of." It ia uarortaoato for the following namee, who I am informed are eandidatas, that they ire all of that deplorable, reckless class of men, well hnown here aow, but much better known in your eity, 1 am told, by the name of one Olentworth's pipe laying geutrr- And, my dear sir, theylhave all been your tormentors and persecutors, merely because you had the daring vigilance to expose to the glare of light tbeir vile plans, and to proclaim to the werld their wicked acts. My word for it, they shall not flourish, so long as I have any thing to say in the affairs of your great and growing city. My position enables me to see and hear a good deal that is passing in this hemisphere. Here theydhe Allow ns to intioduce to your notice, J. Hoxie, a good looking, love-inspiring, song singing, office hating gentlennn An I here comes Mr Lougborough, for many years the schoolmaster of ths Deaf and Dumb. He is a modest looking man. 1 fear he is too timid to succeed. There goes Mr. Raymond, a very good, sound, old fashioned lawyer, It would ruin h a business to take office just now Mr. R. you may stand aside By the way, I saw in the street Mr. Hoxie end Mr. Newhouse, the other day. The latter eitixea ia called here the travelling agent of Mr. Loughboreurh. I am toli that he has in the eonrs* of three week* gone to and from tki* city to New York three time*, a* errand master" to Mr. Loughbcr#ogh. I am of opinion that the President will bestow thia office on lone nitod eitiaen, well known in yoar caramunity a* a goad republican, of high respectability, aound moral worth and inflexible political integtity, and an untiring friend of hi* administration. All the pipe layers nre oat of the qaestion. Ohio a. Aitbaarn. Acbchn, Jan. 22, 18-12. (Correspondence of the Herald.) Great Reformation in Auburn?Revolution im a Rum Hole?Vender* of Wine, fl-c. Mr Bsi*nett We are this morning in the midst of a glorious excitement, caused mainly by the emptying into the street and gutter all the whiskey, rum, gin, brandy, Are- belonging to, and found in the grog shop kept by Mr. Frederick I. Clute?not by force, but by voluntary consent. Mr. C. having joined last evening, the "Total Abstinence Society" gave notice generally, that his liquor would be turned ont this mora- ing precisely at 9 o'clock a crowd of some three or four hundred were gathered by the hour. Ke- formed men, anti reformed, temperance men of ill classes, ages and conditions were on the spot, (I noticed one distiller in the crowd but he did not j remain long) to witness the moral spectacle of a rum seller and drinker too, publicly acknowledging to the f world, in the shape of empty decanters, jugs and carrels, all backed by the pledge, hie total abandonmoot of ram, or alcohol ia any shape and every f thing which can intoxicate. Well may lie now adopt the following lines To aU raw sailors la the laad, land, land, A long farewell to too, 4 Teorpoloao plaoao to sell Tonraelrea. 1 notaoblue as to sail it with you, For to pure cold water I're eowe, come, he. Mr. C. hae kept in our village for the last ten years a noted grog shop and rum hole, on* of the very best r in lowo. manufacturing drunkards by the wholesale ind retail- Surely light has indeed broke in upon us. t There seems to be no bounds aet to thw glorious 3 and mighty reformation. A reformation as results 1 ihow, no nearer the end than when it first began.- t This struggle against King Alcohol" is not destined to atop until we drive the monster bag and baggage r From our peaceful shores. Depend upon it a mighty ii moral revolution awaits us as a nation, more glorious o and complicate d in its results to all classes and coin- V mutinies than nny which has ever agitated oar re- tJ7 iia 2.8I0.US 4t 2!1'52 IWi '.93 *5,?87 838 ST 3 31 >83 5,884.080 ISM U>+* 4*,'S3 745 4!4 ?.?4 >T8 w 4 113 47 #6 410,670 %a*? 'i 148 jVUt T?? 383 S'J*i 947 760 22 1,350 183 9 843,17 0 48 3W-?9 9,, I8.884.4 U 41 l??30 aM 5 849 945 20 100 lSi 8 848.738 14 442 7 381.838 28 TS o? 7S 4# 8jt7,9?8 rr aw 40 8,004.4'1J I "M 997 3 'i-StSS llM .2! 9,411826 93 STjJte V2W 3 747 2 705 SSfc 5 8.IS-.802 ?2 i:,.^ 288 aSiS '55 '?s Sis 437 858 3 lb.4J? 7a _ 2.701 880 _U '4,993 17*94 ~~M I WES. HH MlTtU. I Lt; AL an ihka Z O hji Z 'J |Z sr $UnO SOI.00 10,300 11 9*>0 20,920 2.510 H 1,800 _ _ 1,01/0 ft $4,000 _ _ 38 000 70 500 186 02,500 _ 84 664 119 92.800 30.550 ?3 15 000 _ 100 200 285 62,200 859 8m; 2,077 4 jm.102 11,020,(54 i, 28 800 73 5 000 294,000 103,(80 300 2 100 14.(42,845 i 0,(32 1 000 s jo 4 w 40 000 18.848 ?(n 1 000 ?3.?? Too 1S>? 2,136 27 14.5(0 l?00) 1 hi j|83 _ 4 1410 3 318 408 400 2 132 2 i?Ji7, 1 15,(00 15 ?180 yiiO Z Z Z I Z 1C.OOO 984.815 870,(.4 728 230,008 183,400 3,042 4^56^0227,800,141 8,7 Ccort of Oyer antl Terminer. Before Judge Kent and Aid. Purdy and Lee. Jaw. 31?People had acq-iired onch a habit, of late, of thronging rround the Hall, that they supposed it neeesaary to keep it up, and the Court roem this uiorniag was crowded to overflowing. Mr. Morrill, one of the counsel for John G. Cult, otated that himself and associates were preparing a bill of exceptions, a'so affidavits in relation to the Jury, and requested that further proceedingo iu the ease should be postponed to next tern, which would be in March. Judge Kcwt, after consulting with hia associates, stated that the Counsel should have a fortnight allowed them, which was ordered. Mr. Morrill also requested that the trial of Adams, indieted for the murder of hit wile, might be postponed to next term. i..3.. i* *u-? l. k.j letter front Mr. Dewitt, who had been assigned at couneel for Adams, and was at present in Albany, sating that he would probably be ready on the 8th February. Mr. WaiTiae was not opposed to the case lying orer till next term, if good cause could be shown. From an examination of the pipers that had come iato his hands, he supposed the murder to hare been a ceol deliberate one. Mr. MonniLL thought the counsel would be unable to get reedy this term, and the trial was ordered to be Doatponsd. Judge Kbist then enquired of the District Attorney when the ease ot Papuan, (also indicted for the murder of his wife,) would be ready. The eennsel for Teppan stated that some of the witnesses were now in the interior part of the Sta'e, end it wes uecessarj they should be present. He did not snppoee it possible they could be ready this term. The Distriet Attorney remarked, that as the ease of Adams was to lie orer, he bad no objections to this taking a similar course He wes desirous of tskieg some testimony, dt bent esse, end asked leave to that effect, which was granted, and the trial was postponed. The eld panel of jurors were then discharged, with the thanks of tka Court, and the new panel directed to remain. Mr. MoaaiLi. asked to hare the libel ease of James Gordon Bennett postponed to next term?he feeling beat oat and unable to try it?but the District Attorney objected, and the case was set down i for Moadey next. 1 Jadge Kxitt obserred, that a special jary had been summoned for the Circuit Court this morning to try the Steten Island ease of Wendell ra. Moore. The trial wnntd not come on for a few days and they were discharged until culled upon, with a caution not to convene on the anbjeet betweeni themselves, nor allow othcra to speak with than in reapeet to it?the latter of which waa a puaiahable offence. The Oyer and Terminer than adjourned. City Intelligence. Jirmcr Slow But Scan.?On the 17th of May, 1840,two men named John Haynea andCharles Merritt, induced Peter Warrington, then a reaideat of Cape Henlopen, Delaware, bnt on a visit to this city, 0 go on board ef a vessel lying at the foot of Third meet, to sleep over night, and while there robbed lim of #140. The rogues have been running at arge until within a few days, when Memtt waa dentified while at Mamaroneck, Westcheater coun- 1 y, and arrested and brought to this city, where he was committed yest- rdey at the Upper Police. Cauoht at Last ?In the month of August, 1*18, 1 man named NicoJ.mus Smalley, stole a watch rom Cornelias D- Jackson, of 174 B*rrow street, iud kept it so close that suspicion never rested up>n him until within a few days, when it WAsdiscovrcd thut he hud pawned it in February last to Abraism Astley, jr for the sum of #5 He was arrest, d by officer Smith, of the Upper Police, and com niit?*d to prison yesterday. A PicarocgBT amono tht. Horse Dealer*.? e during the auction sale at Tattersall's yesterday, >ne of the crewd perceived or felt the fingers of at omebody exploring one of his pantaloons pockets, as n search of something that they might reach, and w ipon grasping them he discovered at the other end f the arm a man who says his name is Joseph Mnr- th ay. He bad removed a wallet that contained #77 C0 7i _ 30 1(0 73 16.66 113 76,037 318.665 391 163.585 19 692 100 6,21 434 46 5*5 2*7,350 240 113 195 196 831 396 27.49 17 1 800 6.400 It 20,050 35.021 105 6.76 162 130.076 30.000 32 10 090 74.378 142 14.02 86 418 1* 180 36 3 550 38 110 33 15,03 7 60S 2.700 26 30 800 16 500 30 _ _ _ 2.700 4 30 00 _ _ 12,000 4 30.080 2 650 30 14,60 _ _ 968 17 4* 2 500 330 68 1,969 963 9,179,174 9,3*9 9.919,04* 3.995,884 7.869 9,649,18! forwards from congestion of the brain. An inquesi waa held by the coroner. Death rno*i Buuwino?The woman named Scotch Moll," who was bo severely burned last week in Orange street, died yesterday at the City lloopital, where she was conveyed a! the time. Stole a Fit-opt?Isaac IIolmps, wishing to fit himself out for an extra cruise in the neighborhood of the Hook," laid unlawful paws yesterday on about $15 worth of clothing, belonging tn^ Miss Catherine Robinson, who resides at No 32 Walnut street. She entered complaint, and he waa wot to the Tombs to meditate. Accidental Death.?A man named William Smith, who tiaa been recently engaged at* a laborer in the lime kiln of Mr. Donnelly, corner of Troy and West streets, while occupied on n scaffold in some department of his business yesterday morning, was precipitated to the ground by its accidentally giving way from under htm, and so severely injured, as to cause his death in a few minutes alterwards. Dr C- L Mitchell was immediately culled in, but brfote he had arrived, death had terminated the sufferings of the decetard. There was another man on the scaffold, who ebcaped injury bv clinging to the upright posts that sustained it. 'The coroner held an inquest on the body. Common Council. Jan. 31.?Board or Assistakt Aldermen? The Presidant, Mr. Lee, in the chair. The minutes of last meeting were read aud approved of. Ad invitation was received and accepted from the Fifth Company National Cadets, to attend their Annual Ball, which is to take place at Ntblo's, on Tu> sday evening, Feb 8 Several petitions were presented and referred, among them ene for widening pier Nor 5, East River. Report* of CommUUf?la favor of petition of Forsyth Labagh, to have tax on property, No. 90 Washington street, corrected. Adopted. In favnr of the petition of Dennis Gillespie, who had #9,970 awarded him for leased property, at the corner of William and Exchange street?, taken to widen the street, bat withheld in eoaseqaence of a ait in chancery batween him and the owner. Mr. O. suppcsed the Us and interest had been taken oat by the Comptroller, bat his goods were subsequently levied upon by the assessor, and 14 per ct. demanded The report deems him entitled to interest oa the amount withheld. Adopted. In favor #f relieving the Phenix Hank from erroneous tax, the amoant of taxable property belonging to them having been placed at #1,195,377, in stead or #1,119,967. Adopted In faror of correcting erroneoa* lit to Wm. Thompson, Jane* D. P. Ogdsn, and Nathan Roger* Adopted. i Adreraeto correcting erroneoa* tax on perional irepertyof Wm. At will, he bring taxed a* poaaeaa- ng #7000 when he made oath to no; being worth 1 ?700?but he wa* in the city when the aa*e**ora idrert.sed for persons to come forward and exam- I ne the hooka, and neglected doing *o. The report herefore denies him relica FISHERIES. "T 3 I 1! I i il i 1 11 I 15 I 1 51 il|! J t5 b-b I i 3Is I o 1 "it c? o JK I f. u 14 117,407 3.SII 3 SI'? BS6.M7 _ 16 aa? 39? s? w? ri 3tt 44-1.674 .4 006 ll,725,K5o M 6-S3.81U 45 5V3 I 160 1.077.167 17 1,206.047 367.5*3 3.214 lJ0t,?*0 iT 1246.541 344,665 i.208 H?Mo SO 000 74,001) >3,876 7 lb 240 6# 14 *u 4 142,576 7 44* 164 17" 1430 12.167 7,414 >1 r 4,150 S5? rt 2 307 S3 SOU I.*64 51 4. t 1 _ 52 1 0i7 7 24'! _ 146 13410 1,130 34 I 441 26.641 _ 6,000 i03M4l 1)40 156 )X 61.360 U s?M 527 51.500 7 536 77b 1,163 234 itto* I6.4l4,*.0 f OK LONDO.N-PicJifI tl ut K?tim?rv -Tb? JmSJWapl-udnl picket ihtp Mf DIATOM. apt am Chadr to the Fuji on Bank. 5 (Kf~ Th? aubactiber* hare a regular doert aucceaaion at 0 frat class American Snip*. sailing irom Liverpool ever* tlx 2 days, aud Mr. JAMKS D. KOCHK.oneof ihiaflim, ia there, 0 and will remain to aee all thoae nhoae paaiagra are pail hare, 0 forwanled with care and despatch. For passage apply to 1 a bore Jg 9 inc rAonAUe, run bnteiUL- i ik pic u^mI tank. 9 MMVct brig NORTHERNER. Capt Rice, wdllharekn 11 JBBabioediate deapatchfor the abora port, having superior 9 accommodation for a few c .bin, and aeeond cabin paaaangen* which wili be taken at moderate rate*, it early application C mace to W.kJ X. TAPsUoTT. 0 4t South atreet, x Persona desirous of vroduig for their fnenda to come ant 6 from i he above port, can make the necessary arrangeuient, bp applyiug a- PAB8AUK KHOM HAMBURG, GKRMA.N Y DIRECT ?The subscribers have a regular aucoew? flHbiion of fint claaa veaarla, leaving Hamburg twice a 0 month. Person* wiahing to aend for their friends, residing w 1 any part of Uermany, can avail thamaclveaof thia arrangement. Drula for any amount can ala* be funiiahed, payable in Hamburg. Forfurtker rwrlirnlara. anvlr (if he letternoat pais) to HERD MAN It KEENAN, at Booth at. I all WILLIAM UlBHOiX, haq., Agent at Hambut t Id favor of petitioning the Legislature te abolish the offices of water Commissioners. This gave rise to a considerable debate, and a notion to eoucur forthwith not being met bj a two-third vote, it waa referred. In favor of discontinuing the pay of the Water Commissioner*. Assistant Alderman Seaman offered an amendment, tbet the salaries shall erase when the offices here been abolished by the legislature. Assistant Alderman Murphy .offered a still farther amsndment requiring the committee to tnv etigatoand report what other officea 'ean anfely be dispensed with on the entire line of the route The whole subject was then referred. In favor of paying Henry Vandewater $15 far room hire to Commissioners of Registry of tho l#th ward. Concurred in. In favor of re-hiring the room occupied for the Justices Court of the lat, *2d and 3d wards, for the ensuing year. Concurred in. Several other paper* were referred. A petition from William I-oxier waa preaaated inruuga Ainiuni Aiaerman waterman, stating thai he wa? a soldier of the reretution, had served all tha war, ia bow 86 years of age, and has resided in this city 50 years, 80 of which he paid lanes Through losses, and the ill conduct of his children, he has become poor, aad is now reduced to the accessity of going lo the almshouse or praying assistance from the corporation. Ht asks for suScieat allowance to obtain the means of subsistence, he haring sufficient clothes probably to last him the remainder of his life Mr. Waterman spoke of his claims and bis misfortunes?stated that the re 1 of the company to which he belonged during the resolution had beeu lost, and he was deprived of the opportaaity af obtaining a pension. He oflVred a resolution allow ing him (2 a week in the way of outdoor relief Unanimous Resolutions by Assistant Alderman Rawsou, for the appointment of two physicians in the 12th and 15th wards, for vaccinating the poor, at a salary of ?150' Adopted. mm By Assistant Alderman Batons, for renumbering Attorney street- Adopted. By Assistant Aldeimaa Suaten for a petition to the legislature prerentiag the crying of asm papers on the Sebbath. Adopted. oj A?Biaimni Aincrmnn murphy, to bare the situation of Day OfCtcr in the 7th ward discontinued. Adopted. Adjourned to Monday se'nnight. Red River Rait ?This mammoth incumbrance to the nuvitraiioa of Red River, will be removed by the 16th of February, so as to enable bo?t? toaacna freely to the Upper cnuntiy The Natchitoches Heraid sitya, the steamboats South Western and Riehester, are both busily employed in clearing 'he snags. The seeamer Kmbassy, from Louisville, with emigrants for the Crow Timbers, pa*M-d through the lakes and bayous to the other side of the raft, and there discharged hercargoesnd passenjerar The boat has since left, on a trip for provisions, and when she arrives again will be able to pnsn through without obstruction, and wind her way "reely u- freight ofaooniderable portion is engaged, and we would be far rum adviaing steamboats on other water courses, to rhange their trade, in the hope of realizing a fortune in Red R tver?.V O. Pieuyme. Fis* ATCinrrawA, U C. ?.lust a.- our paper was oiog to press, we received the subjoined particulars f a lire at Chippewa. It broke out about 12 o'lock las' night, in he distillery of uriacand >-*w Hills and foui'dty, aware house, with 2 UtiO or .l.it y ten iiirliviri'ulefor >oe m;Hun of dollars, each out* lakni-; ifltitt,flno?d lie stock. The pnrinent* there, u inu?i rrcold, nte paid mi douo|oonn.--/'/i?/?d Intf- J'U. Court Colruilar?Tlala l)?jr. t'lRCI IT COI'HT?Non. )9l, At, I VI, It'll, 1 >1, J rn, 109, 4|, UK, |M, 101, |U(, i.??, 1*1, 1?. or Comwo* Pl?:?? Poit I Bitorm Jurif l?Iri?10 oVIock a. m.?Not io,14i, *?,m, 'j7, tl, ?j, Ml. I?7, .13, I no, P*it 9?BHore Jixtilfo lufltohtm?4 o'clock I' M ?V liM. I?, l?l>, HI, l?t. 1??. m. Ycliow Fr?rn ii N*w Ciuam -A ia?* ?f jrflw frvri w?4 rtn? >n the riii<ie pi lhi? month- What** t r moafubg of this t ihe *'aooo* dunging The frigate Macedonian, Com. Wilkin] n, ooifed from 'ago Cnh% 10th all. fof Pen col*.
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.NEW YORK HKRALIX Vrw 'work. I -.'la., February IMS). The I^oli.?k Wuii.i Hkhaui for ibis week, will published thie morning al eight o'clock II Mill contain the latest intelligence in a cheap form, tit to be wut to the country?particultrly the able charge of Judgt I -mi iii the case of Colt Price two cents per copy Statistic* of the I'nltrtl States-1* ftb. We g:?e to-day the tir*t portion of the national etat.srice, taken in 1*K), and embracing the aggregate production, capital, and value of manufacture*, commerce, minea, fisheries, and agriculture ol the United States. TSfeaae valuable tables are just competed at the State iVpartment, Washington, ?nd we believe we Imve received the first copy ot the general result. They will form the basix ot a relorni in every de |MrUnfiit of economical and pol.ucai pnuosopny and will be ?>f immense use in al our future disollvm Wbeei.t Hesai.o?Published every Tue-diy?price 91,00 per annum, or two cents per copy. N?w Yoek L.tnorr? A Medical and Scientific JouibiI, onnuiaing sixteen paces octavo, in small ype. Price #3,00 per year?4 cents per ejo*le copy. Mom T? ane* ros News.?We ara aca.n under ?bh.-jntion' to H.irnd-n At Co and to Mr. Mullrkrn, of the He .trier New Haven, for Boston papt rs in advance of lb? ma.I. To the former, also, for Albsnv papers. __ 0*sk?al Pattcbsow, or PtiiLAorLritiv ?Several of our corrt eoondenl have made allurimna u. iv: excellent and honorable man, in a way that we do not ap(*ro*e We know General Patterson well, and move worthy citir*n does not exist. We trust ?hat no oorrespcndem will take any such liberties hereafter. Eari v Lira o? J. N- MArriTr.? We are promised, by a nctiool-boy aasociate of the Rev. J. N. M stilt, a foil and philosophical history of the early hfe o that distinguished saint and orator. This pteoe of b ogMphy will be rich and interesting in the extreme. It will give a personal hutory of the ptooe orator through his youthful trial*, and Ins early atiwgle with the devil, the rl'sh, nd the world, anld he emerged forth a? th? aceomi liA -d divine he now ia. A? Arrnn.-Wr saw yesterday a copy of Hohmiahead'a Chronicle* of England, ffcotLnd, nod Ireland," published in London in I.V77, and det irated to Laird Burleigh, fie prime minwter of Qncen 1 Itznbeth It is a Isr^e octavo, or rather nl body ot the hook in m thr PHilsd l|cginniog to be convinced that procrastination and delay only makea them worse instead of hotter. Their high-handed rule ia paat toleration the conduct of aeveralof them within the laat few duya baa tieen contemptible, and well calculated to excita the atrongeat indignation againat them. Ad inaulted and plundered community, jaded and worn out with palliatione, delays, and aubterfugta, are rising to the vindication of thtir violated rights. Tbedaya of worihleaa Banks are numbered, the Jiml of the people has gone forth, the hand writing is upon the wall, and wo to that recreant nstilution that doe* not perceive the fatal revelation. (Krom the Pniladelphix Knquirtr.] A* Impobtait Bisk \Ukiimi ?The Uanaa of the city and ceunty of Philadelphia assembled by delegates on Saturday evening laat at the Philadelphia Bank, and oiganiied by appointing J. KKF.D, Esq. President. Josit. Josh, Secretary. Thcr- were in attendance, delegates from the following institutions The Philadelphia Bank. The Mechanics' Bank, farmers' and Mechanic*' do. North America da Commercial do. Wecern do. Penn Township da j Manufacturers* and Mechanic.-.' do. Sonthwarh da The following Banks were not represented, in consequence of not having received timely notice The Bank of Northern Liberties. The Moyamenaing Book. The Kensington Bank. 4)u motion of Mr liundas, rf the Commercial Bank, i an arrangement to the follow ing ctfrct was agreed npon, u' j.et to the decision of the respective Boaida, at special meetings to he held this morning I. The Ranks to iaauetbeir own notes exclusively, of the denomination of 1241 and upw ards. '2. Ths Banks to make daily exchanges with each other. 8 Balances to be settled weekly, or ofleaer, at the op tion of the creditor hank; to be paid in specie,or nptd the 1st of Mirch in commercial bills not having mora than H day a to run after the 1st of March, not exceeding SO days to run; to he approved by the creditor bank, and guarante dby the debtor hank. t A satei y fund is also to ho netted tkna the banks oflar??at capital are tortepo.it ?lon.nno each, andthooeof amaller capital, t.toooo earh.ia the banda of Traatec*, each bank t chooae ouc truster, and the takola to form a hoard. The above aumato be in specie, treaaurjr notaa, or equally aatiafactory necnritjr. On the defaoh of any bank, the tm?t era to bnae poorer to convert tko aeewrity to au*h en extent aa to pay the defalcation; and ,tko defaulting bank *o be thereafter car I tided from tke arrangement. 4. Tare iuim aperia feyweota era tK* III JkifiHt? [Humbug.] Aftrrthe adoption of a few further reaolutiona, not of (fellera] intrreat. the delegate* a- !f? xt"" /lee ?t Ct'ucrt to-nijjbt. See ad v r i-enieo( i Cntkjr street laigiaal CUnlque. The excellent Ckniqut connected with the old Croaby atreet College,was attended by an overflowing audience yesterday, about one third of which was composed of students belonging to the school at the Sluyvrsant Institute, who name to reap at this establishment the advantages of wtuoh they h*ve been so unceremoniously deprived by their own preceptors. The cases were of a very interesting character? aninnoal th?m wnrn a**vt*ral nf nf the PUT. hernia, and other important surgical diseases Great judgment is shown in the management of this t'liniquc. The cases are grouped, and after a few practical remarks on the general nature of the particular affection, the Professor points out the peculiarities in the several instances before him, and describes the appropriate treatment which the various sorts of the disease demand. Dr. Paekek's style, as a scientific teacher, is familiar and practical, without being disfigured by trivialities and vulgarisms, whilst all his operations are performed with a masterly hand, although he is not a great adept in the science of parade. The lAnctl ol Saturday next will, as usual, contain a report of thia Cliniqut. By the bye, it is an interesting fact that a great number of the country schools have eatablished CKniqutt, and with great success. And yet the school which set this movement a-going, has suddenly come to a stand-still, and by an almost incredible suicidal movement abolishes its CHnique W? trust the good sense of Drs. Mott and Patti?ox will induce them speedily to re-establish the Clutiqut?that all the members of this talented faculty will forget minor differences and go on, as they began, heart and hand in advancing the great interests of science. We would much rather see such riKuncEu men advancing mail rcirvgiauuig New York Express?Despicable Meanness.? The New York Express, yesterday, copies from the Sunday Herald, without any acknowledgment, the whole of the elaborate and verbatim report of Judge Kent's charge to the Jury in the case of Colt. This able report was taken down on Saturday la9t, and written out, by our corp* of reporters, in time for the Sunday Herald. It teat the only correct report given by any netespaper in the city. Yet the New York Express had the ineffable meanness to copy it from our columns, almost word for word, and ascribed it to their own reporter, when it is well known that neither James G. Brooks, nor any person in his employment, is capable of giving a correct report of any speech?any charge?any argument. They have attempted frequently to give reports, in rivalry with ours, but have failed in every instance, while they have the unparalleled insolence to depreciate the reports of the Herald, at the very moment they are pilfering them from our columns. The contemptible meanness of this conduct in the conductors of the Express, need only to be stated to be despised by every impartial mind. These miserable drivellers in the paper line are always decrying the accuracy and energy of the Herald, in every department of our paper, while they vainly try to imi tate our system, and to tread in our path. But thay fail?and hence their utter bazeness and malignity. Samivcll Vellkr-iana.?This delicious, amiable, placid, agreeable, funny, curious, philosophical movement in society is still on the advance in Boston. According to the last expresses from that quarter?both by Harurien and Adams?and also by the devil, we have the annexed important intelligence Prs sewtation or Tlatk?The service of plate from the passengers of the steamship Britannia, was presented to Capt Hewitt,this afternoon, at the Saloon of the Tre* mont Theatre, by Charles Dickens, Esq. The occasion called together the friends of the gallant Captain, and they alane constitute a host,to witness the ceremony.? The plate consists of a pitcher, of the Grecian order, unique in ibrro,chaaed in a superb style of workmanship; twopilver goblets, and a salver, U match. The pitcher .intl thu Snlv sar Kadp llisa inurrintiAti wa nuKliak a fan rl. who arriving at the turnpike gate nearest Glasgow, knocked and ii.quired "is this Glasgow?" and being answered yes, asked "is Peggy in?"?Button Wondtr. The idea of permitting Dickens to make a "quite humorous" speech without reporting him, is a piece of the most atrocious barbarism,that has been enacted in a week. Dickens is the Shakspeare of that species of modern literature which has sprung from the daily newspaper?the police report?and the idea that he should be permitted to make a speech with out a reporter, capable of iaking.it down, it* a disgrace to the whole newspaper pre6* of Boston However, when Dickens gets to New York?it he evercan get away alive from Boston, we shall take care that justice shall be executed with mercy, with aoine mirth in solution. Sk.noh De Beg.vis Discovered at Last.?We understand that this distinguished miuntro has beeu discovered, after a very long and thorough searchlie has been quietly engaged for several months past, in giving lessons in the theory and art of music to a few tashionable ladies, who ore brushing up their musical studies, preparatory to a tour through France and Italy. The Signor always shows himself to be a man ef taste and refinement?but we rrHlly wish he w 1-ave his fair pupils to their own labors for a while, until a concert,on a grand scale, can be got up- It is time to have such a thing Lecti-re otv Music at tiik Tarerkacle.?The New York Sacred Music Society have engaged James F. Warner, of Boston, to give a lecture on music, with illustrations, this evening, at the Tabernacle. In connection with the lecture, several pieces of music will bc'performed, taken from Ilandel, Haydn, and Mozirt. The Society have put the pr.ce of tickets as low as twenty-live cents, in order to ensure a large sale and a large audience. They pay the Rev. David Hale, for the use of the Tabernacle, 3 ?0 or 8.;e of the Mechanic and the llueenmet with great success. The scene is laid in London in the i\t-eathcentury The pi -s, with the s,>ectacle ol Undm*. a e 10 berepea'-it, w-iih the additii n of Thereue, sff t ie (Tphao of ?'-nes a. Carwiu by J (I Sxtt. I W*athe* Hvk add at the Wrrr.?Yesterday ww a muggy, rainy, oppressive day. It ianow very probable that we shad have ao severe weather this winter. Last Saturday the thermometer was ap ta 66j in the *hade, and the streets as dusty as in mid summer. We are not alone in the possession of such mildness. All over the country it appears that the same prevails. At St. Louis, last Wednesday week, the weather was warm, clear and mild as the month of April. The grass was springing up, and the buds putting forth. Every thing on the face at nature betoken spring. Latest irom Venezuela ?We have received tiles of El Sjglo to the 7th of Januaiy. W# firwl in /xnn nf lh?m that Hm Holiness the Pope has sent a Bull to the Archbibhop of Caraccaa and Venezuela to authorise for ten years the marriage between Catholic and Protestant. 44 Thus," ays ?1 Siglo, 44 the orthodox ean marry the heterodox without any scruple of conscience." This important Bull was granted by His Holiness at the request of the Prelate of Caraccass. Strangers can therefore marry the beautiful young women of that country without changing their religion. Albany. [Correspondence of the Herald.] Albany, Saturday, January 28, 1842. There has keen an interesting debate on the bill to provide for the improvement of the Chemung Canal and feeaer, whieh developed the contrariety of opinion existing in the ranks ef the democratic party, as to the course to be pursued in regard te the internal improvement policy. Mr. HorrxAs'i peculiar, and in my humble opinion, just views on the subject, do not appear te be concurred in by the whole of his friends. There are some who, while they profess a strong desire to change the policy of the State in this matter, and to retrench and reform( yet when any local improvement, in whieh they constituents are directly interested or concerned, their patriotism is tied, and they care not how or by what means the money is raised, so long as it is lavished on their pet project. This is the case with the Chemung Canal bill. Mr Hathawav, from Chemung, took theground that it was impossible to raise money at this time, no matter how good the security might be, at six per cent, and by the amendment offered by Mr. Horrmas, restricting it to that rate, the bill was utterly useless and unsatisfactory. Mr. H. depicted the inconvenience and sufferings of the people along the iiae of this canal, from the fact of its useless* ness. H ned the House to beware, er their might hear music from that quarter, not quite so pleasing as last fall. Dr. Taylor, of Onondaga, in reply, quoted the money articles of the Herald to show the effect an emission of a seven per cent stock would have upon the other stocks in market: Ho would support Ms. Hoffman's amendment. Mr. Hvlbard, of St. Eiwrence, remarked that the majority came here preaching retrenchment and reform, and a change of measures, mod it was but right their practice would bs the same. He had no doubt those interested in the completion of the Chemung Canal, suffered under all the inconvenience depicted so eloquently by the gentleman from Chemung. The people of the section of the Bute which he had the honor to represent in part, had for years past been suffering the greatest inconvenience, from the wantof means to get their produoe to market. They asked last year for the small appropriation of 15,000, to enable them to carry on the northern railroad. From the want of this road, thousands of dollars worth of prodace was unable 10 be got to market. Their lead and iron mills were rendered useless, and millions of feet of lumber were unable to be got to market. Yet they knew the State was in debt, embarrassed, and therefore they did not press their claims. Mr. H. contended that if this bill was passed, the gates would at once be thrown open to lavish expenditure, and irretrievable ruin to the State would be the result. Mr. H. spoke farther in support of Mr. Hoffman's amendment, arguing that it waa unwise for the State to increase the debt unless means were at the same time provided for its repsyment, even if a resort to direct taxation should he rendered necessary. Gen. Hcmphssv, of Tompkins, spoke at langth in opposition to the amendment. His arguments were the seme as those adduced by him yeeierday. He took the ground, tbst all the financiering and study of finance as a branch of political humbugs#ry, wai mere humbug, and useless. Money, like water, woald find its level, and the rate of interest was regulated by the demand and supply. He denied that this bill proposed to issue a 7 per eeut stock. It only proposed, incase the money could not by an> mean* be raised at.six per cent, and ai it tru necessary that the money should be forthcoming, in that event a re?ort might be had to seven percent. Mr. H. spoke at great length. Mr. Reddington of St. Lawrence, Mr. Baker of Oneida, and Mr. Caryl of Otsego, spoke in support of the amendment, and their arguments were to the same purport as Mr. Hurlbard's. Mr. liort man then rose, and spoke until the committee rose and reported. His views were the same as those offered by hiin in the debate yesterday. During the progress of the debate numerous motipns were made to rise and report, but a determination was evinced by a majority to bring the discussion to a close to-day, but tbe want of dinner was too strong for some of the members, and the motion to rise was at length successful. In the Senate, after along debate, they refuted to concur in the joint retnluiion#f the Assembly, rescinding the joint resolution of 1840, in regard to the printing of ISO extra copies of documents, kt. Mr. Kboades offt red a resolution proposing to print all original bills, as a matter of course, which was rejected. Mr. Root submitted a praamble and resolntion (reciting the Governor's Message) iu relation to the journals. Tba General will thus succeed in getting the message of his Excellency on the jour" nals iu some shape at last. On Monday, it is probable that bis resolution will be stricken ont, and and one of strong censure to the Governor substituted. Thus willdrep, it is to be hoped, ibis useless waste of time, whieh has characterized the proceedings of ibe Senate for tbe past wet k Mr. FaANKLin's resolutions in regard to repudiation were then taken, and Gen. Root debated them until the hour of adjournment. Cave UbciscAM. Boston. Correspondence o! the Herald. Bosto*, Jan. 28. 1812. Boz" in Bo* toimr-lht Ten Dollar Dinner, $x.? Elder' h'no ftp and the Hon. and Re r. Abigail Fol som, E*q.t K. A. A'. Ho*" is now the lion of ihe town. The ten dol lar dinner ii to come off on Tuesday next, after which it is said another one will be got up on the democratic principle, This is right, and will give hie true and genuine admirers an opportunity to honor his distinguished talents in a rational manner. The ten dollar affair 1 presume U got ap by what is called the Boston aristocracy," which is another name for vanity and pride, empty heads, and traders oa "harrowed capital True geniur is seldom found among those who are the leaders of the ton ia this city. Fine cloth and an apish affectation abound here. Talented and plain common cense men never make fools of themselves to-day, that they may know hew good it is to be twitted of it to morrow. The democratic dinner will no deubt be more in aecordanee with the feelings of Box,' who is well aware that he is nothing but a man, and no more worthy to be feasted and paraded about than a seoie of other men. However, let the getters ap of the dinner on the ten dollar scale alone. Box will do them ample justice, 1 have nodoubt, if be ever writes a book about Amcriea. 1 will guarantee he will remember Box-town." The Knapp excitement" has declined amaxingly during the past week Another case of insanity lias, however, occurred, in the person of a lady, who has been put into the hospital. The Hon and Rev. Abigail Folsom, K?q K K K has been at her work again of late, among oar arm-siavery oretnrrn, wno, being non-rasitants, were compelled to adjourn their meeting!, in erdar to get rid of her Abigail will preach to-morrow forenoon at Winchester Hall The infilMs, or Fiee Knquirem. hare g anted her the nae of thia place in their charity, because ahe can get no other TIvy mj the ia a Christian fanatic, bnt they are 't illing to let her hare a hearing. Abba Kelly, the fair Quakeress, ia alto here, and held forth on Thursday ereaing at the State House. These he nmen are going it?the devil getting alarmed at last. The theatres and cirenaes hare not prospered much of late. I really beliere the people bare become disgusted with them The lectarss and reii ginn are all tbert?. Temperance likewise is oa the use Captain Parker, ?f the frigate Columbia, one of the HomoSonadron, heads a temperance Ust on hosrd his vessel. If aoy thiog of importance turns up. p?? shall hare the firat now*. *eodby? L r POSTSCRIPT. W?ihlB|t?a> [Cbit>i)i?d?ne? of ths Herald WAtHiROTow, Jan. 30,1842. Pathionablt IntelllKciioo? Assembly Parties and Gossip. The Congressional week having ended yesterday, Mr. Adama will have time to turn himwlf for the storm of next Wednesday, as the House will not be in session during to-morrow, and next day; 'the funeral of Mr. Senator Dixon, being postponed until t iimhiv J A recurrence to the fashionable events of the past week will perhaps give interest to a letter.? The gay season is now at its height, and the great number of fashionable persons and beautiful women who are gathered here from all parts of the country, give additional life, spirit and ornament to the many reunions both by day and night. The fashionables of the city of Washington manage their entertainments of all kinds, balls, soirses, levees, conversazione and dinner parties, with more elegant display, more tasteful discrimination, more graceful hospitality, and more unostentatious kindness than any other people in the same situation in the country. The assembly on last Wednesday evening was one of the most splendid and brilliant balls ever witnessed in Washington. These balls are given now every fortnight, at the new assembly rooms, which have been very handsomely completed since the inauguration ball. The principal dancing room, which is the largest in the country, was blazing with lifrht. SViH Kcinff urn)I wantiUtn/4 iUara IB fin tmnllf from the wax candles. The supper-room is attached to the ball-room, and in opened at an early hour in the evening, and remain* to until the close; by this arrangement the dancing Is not interrupted, and there is no crow ding at the table. On entering the room,after nine o'clock, the dancing had commenced; and a single glance at the company satisfied us that the llite of the metropolis were present. The ladies were all elegantly dresaed, and some of them supurb; and the gentlemen, fresh from the cqfftwrt of Palmieri, looked well and were all ready to do the agreeable. The foreign Ministers were all present?we also observed two or three members of the Supreme Court, and a large number of the Senate and House. Lord Morpeth was present ss an invited guest, and looked very happy while dancing with Madame Bodisco. The style of dancing of my Lord, afforded amusement to some of those who are not old enough to remember the steps of twenty years ago. Lord Morpeth entered the room on the arm of Colonel Seaton, the Mayor, and expressed himself agreeably surprised as well as delighted, not only with the atmosphere of every thing around him, and the attentions he received, but also with the unparralleled beauty of the American women, and the (handsome manner the ball seemed to go on, without confusion or any visible machinery. A friead, whose aquaintance is almost n niversal; and who, like one of Dr. Warren's heroes, desir*i to do every thing for every 'body, walked the writer about the room, pointing out the most distinguished ladies present, and at the same time indicating their peculiar style of loveliness, which a man must have been sand blind not to have observed himaef. You see that tall, stately girl, in pink crape, dancing with the black-eyed navy officer 1 Well, that is Miss W of Philadelphia. She is niece to the member of Congress?him, you know, who wrote Inchiquire's Letters," some twenty years ago. She is one of the finest women?use that word in the English sense?inWaahington?graceful, amiable, accomplished, and full of good sense.'' Who is that very beautiful woman on the arm of Mr. Granger 1" She is from Delaware?a namesake of that famous chevalier, who was without fear and without reproach; a most charming person, as well in mind, as form and face?and there is her daughter, more Hebe-like, but not more beautiful, and hardly more youthful looking than the mother." That fair haired girl, in pink antiu, trimmed with fur, is Miss W of Washington? n gentle creature, and always dressed in capital taste. She is one of our best wsltaers." Come over by this other quadrille. 1 must have a look at that stylish and high bred looking girl, with whom B one of the Philadelphia members, is dancing. Thit is the daughter of the late Secretary of the Treasury. Is she not a graceful, glorious girl 1 See what an intellectual countenance? what spi aking eyes?how natural her manner, and how lady like her carriage?and her sister, though less diilingut in air and bearing, is exceedly pretty." "Those two girls in white, tv's a eit, on th? right of that quadrille, with sparkling eyes, and such laughter loving faces, are the Misses B from Alexandria?mighty nice girls?and see how well they dance-" Is that ptliit girl, with the pi nk wreath in her hair, dancing with the tall man, with the moustache, Mia T. Yes?she is thought handsome; but I remember the day when her mother was far more beautiful." The lady uexs at Kennedy's; a large party at Genera] Jesnup's, and another at the Postmaster General's. Baltimore. >Corr?f osd sct of the Herein K BtLTiseee, January 31st, lbUL Ma. Epitou? A row took place yesterday among our fireman, so disgraceful that language is inadequate to its die cription. An alarm war given ia the afteriMe, for the purpoee, it ia presumed, of getting up fight. The different companies aoon anet in Market atreet near Gay, and after arming themselves with brick bata, stones, sticks, clubs, fee., went to work like ao many tigera. Not leaa than three thouaend peraona were eolleeted in the atreet, tome to leek on, and othera to participate in the mob. It wee really a meat diagracefnl ?cene. Variona were the cut heada, broken noeea, tee. The paramenia were literally atrewn with brick bat*. The interference of the police, with aanch difficulty auceeeded in quelling the rioters. Another fire took place laat night ia Howard atreet, which destroyed a dry gooda store. I am not aware of anything rery new or atrange just at thia time. Flour continue* at $3 62i- The market* generally are rery inactive, and buaineee ia dull. Money ia alto tignt, commanding from 1| to per cent per montb, in the atreet. The weather continues delightful. Youra, Twist. Philadelphia (CerrcspoeCcaceer the Hsrald.J Philadelphia, Jan. 31, 1812. Ba Resolved. That in pursuance of the direction of the iovcrnor, the Bask is hereby closed. Jovtrii TaOTTira. Prriident. Monday morning, 9 o'clock, Jan. 91, 184J. Arkansas Hive*.?The liver haa ri.?en some mm or seven feet, since oar last, and is in fine boating order. It came to a stand yesteidav morning, aM is falling a little, hoi it ia likdy that the late rant*- wLM swell it again, and Iteea it at a good stage for s>im weeks ?I.ittle RaekOarrtU', Jan 12. Mortality of Boaron i.ast tear?The general annual abstract of the bill of mortality lor IStl. has beea printed by which it appears that the hole number of deathadaring the yettr was nineteen handled and nineteen?aoder one \ear of age there were 966, and under two years, 32. Among the various diieatee which occasioned death, there were of eonaump'ion 266, lung fever 84. scarlet fever 87, hooping cough 87, measles K7, old age 55, stillborn 186, email po* 67, deltriam tremens 5, inf?j>tic dtseaaes 106, intemperance 23, tinknowa 68.? ffnsjsn Tranter if >t Docile Mcmik is Ricimnip ?'The Coan Dxith is toe Ak?v.?Cel. Alexander 3. ;amniioirs of the 4th rrgiiurw of U. S. Infantry, lied in tb ?.;:,y yesterday II- entered tit- ten ioe c law,
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Ip??? \TnlAi. ?ianoe ol the Baiaaandcr Sale.. >ith .me ofjiu ihliao'i.C. J. l,a>lor'e 1'aient Double, iind Scott'. Pateat AibelM Si*'en t.iraifT ri'iM tm? Commihii'i Rr.ronr?The aiu** w a fair trial. *o?l w >a to tie a eonaiurmg prvof of the any- rtort i f the Salamander s?l, m rr ail o.hcra; and coneideir. |>S that it -aaa erpoe'd to an intcuac heat f r a peij nlofiic'il hour*, while each of tlia o.art* were tlcalroyed by the aaine heat inle.i tSa'1 two hou.a, He hue r.o heaitelinn i.i u c thai we con liter ihc bal .mauder bate teally fire ptocf, and affording pet lett aecunljr to books and rape ra iu aate ol fi e We theret ra like much pleuuae in utakin|[ tlua etatame.il to the pu die, and ill recommeudiua lolhein Kaoa Wilder'* Patent Si' -lun "ale, aa fully entitled to thine cotiAdrnee. wadswoutu* bviii'll, B tl.DWIN ii C O MIS I'l'KN A CO. charlks ii. mar-ii vl!.. Committee. All S?i.r neer Saf'ee by the aubecribtr, wi Ibeequai to any I that have re c tratcd. A (ftoeru.1 aaaortment on hind.or ma le to nrJee, and foraale bv blLAS c. HKRRi.NO, Sole Arnl. ft3 aw t3# Wet r ee. TO LKT. luruianeu ot uiun.ui.iiao. hi,u IV or will, >ut, for uittcle yentieWI?w FASHIONS BLE BOOTS. rIK sutscriber retun* lua (Ulcere thanke to hie fr'.rnda. omtoneu, and the public .cserilly, for the libeial patronace which tiiey liaec bestowed ou liim since hie commencement in business. aud assures lliein that uoi hing on hie part (hall be wantinc u merit a continuance ol the same. Hehaa eucceedi d in addiU'u io hu present stock iu obtaining, at a-onaide rable expeoee, for tail Kail ami Winter trade, a lot of the very beat quality ol Kreuch Calfskin, which for softness and durability cannot he esetlled. He has also ou hand a quantity of cater proof Euglish aole leather, which he can recommend ae a anperior article for cork and double sole water proof boots. He would slso stale that he taken era winy* of the feet, and has lasts ir.sdc to suit each customer. Gentlemen who may be deairoua to obtain superior hoots, and a good lit, ats respectfully uiv.itd togire the subscriber i trial n30 I CI JAMK8 WAI.KKR.IS4 Broad's ST. NOT1CE.?IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS and ail o the re sending letters to England by the HO fAL MAIL, 8TEAMEH8from Boston. Messrs. Haruden k Co. would respectfully give notice that they Ho guaraiitre that ill Irllera received at their olfice. No. 8 Wall (trecl. New York, up to the day previous to the uenarture of the boat from Boston, shall be placed in the Enxlisli mail ou board the steamer before she s.>ils, even in case of accident or detention to the boats on the Bound, unless tlie delay shall he more than twenty-four hours over wheordiuary nitiniug lime. N- B. Messrs. H. it Co. would also give notice to their rriende and (he public that they do not give the abore assu ranee without power to fulfil the same. da HAWXny.N ?I rn. T OCKS, LOt'KB.LOCKIk?ANURK.Wn h MAURtCE'8 La Combined Snail Wheel Locks sud Combination I'ad'ock*. ?Thuee superior Locks,consisting of Store, Door, and House M)cu, Lovkh ror ir*n n??is, doom 04I?m,mc.; uigru L.ucncu, arc dvovkdty auperinrto iuiy in market. While perfectly simple in their operation an>l uae, tUry arc equalled iu aafety by uo other Lock, and only *urpa?aed by tlie celebrated Combination Lock of the aamr inventor. The principle on which they arc eouiitru.jled entirely new. and it la belie vHE many attempt* that are daily making to imitate Ihtee 1 celebrated wig* and acalp*, are juat many proof* cf tha high character they have attained, and the eatini.itiou thay are held in by the trade. But the public will obaerv* tl.atC. the original maaer in thi* o >entry of THE VENTILATINO AND GOSSAMER WIGS AND SCALPS, WITHOUT METALLIC SPHIHO!'. ?ml Hiitsi) ollitri ftrc but fr?bt? itlPiunlA at imitation. vr.vti* tog die geniua U divine or direet the principle on which they re made to fit. and the (kill aod practice to execute. All wearer* and connoiaaeura are invited to inarect hit HEADS OF HAIR, which for elennee. Iightoeee, and durability map be claaeed among (be firel production* of modern art. In their tnauufuclure they differ from all other* made here. The hair ie ?iuzl? ineerted, and en equally dietributed*aa to appear juet iseuicc Loin Ihe ikm; thepcover no more of thebroiv than the untural hair dor*, and having uo met alive epriug, all Ji**grvraMr M ere ie obnited. Kor i -.outiiern climate they are meetiin'kble King only l ox. weip1 t. Benalore, mcnibr'f of ('ougrete. and gentlemen from every Quarter of the country, who are now wearing C.'g nige.can be referred to. *>ie pncea will be found to euxt the ci reuse tancae of all MM ieK pj?p?h WARJCHOUilL?PER8SE h BlUkms, rxF~?> I Liberty atrret, offer for ealr the following arvortmiut of Taper ou tlie meet rear unable term* soo ream* 2hita 1 f ppieat reaulte. He aeya ao Seal: remedy, trough tlie blraeiuge of Dirina Prviri'euce ou d be the coinmoa pm;;rty of all. ami in every lamily on the I are of the earth. The R?v Ur. Kaetinond, of thia city, gave a few to a lady a friend v f hu. who had been give* up by her phyalcian and fncn ia ao in the laat atag e of conann.ptii.u. The firat Loiengc tare her eonwiderable relief, ao that ahe waa encouraged to perarvere in their u?e and through the bleeeing of God tiwy restored her'o perfeet health. Mr Jainro W Hale, No 5 Tsntina Buildings. Wall ilreet, gave ooi.lv tie friend who had not enjoyed a night's alee p for several we?k?. b'ing every frw iniuutea attacked with auch a diatreav ng cough ai a!moat to take away hu life. The Lo veugea mace him raise aay.anJ enabled laiui to oleep well all nub1 He hal iried erery tbing he heard of, and nolhini la affnrdid the leajt relief?another instance of aaviug a fcl low being fr"Mi anuntimely grave. Mr. IC U Starr. Mahogany dealer, It Wo?it?r street, hat (tern sfflictsd with a sever* t ough forsiv monies nothing lit could gctgav* any relief (although he had (ha beet ph)eicianel till If triad ?her man's Cough Loicugee. ana boa of which entirely cur d 'im Rev. Mr Handeoek, t?T Pearl atrret. hw need them in hu family aai'h invariable sure***. and recommend* them to all who arc afflicted with cough*, colda, or aily affection of the V: M. C.M -lane. The mother heard of Sherman's Worm Loaeuge* an cenu. SOKE NIPPLES cured iu from one to fire days by St.o: Uia..T Tapillary Oil- Refers to Pi if. Binphaea. *i Spring St Dr. astle, i?T Broadway, knew a case where the ni|ipl* ai pear- ,1 as if it would drop off, which the oil snlarrly cured ii ^Wholesale and retail, at IH Nasoati street. Ageuta?i l.ureh'a, IM Bowery'ier of Spring St., Siuidi TT F. 1st Brwdway, Veeley's, Tti Bleeeker street; I oddmt tow, Hwds ?.corwr Hyinngst; Hale's News Roosn.i Tontin Bibldimt. Wall street; Mm. Hays. IM Fulton st Brooklyn, a ONE OF A THOUSAND pClTlinCATId of ths wonderful (Bessy of Sherman V Worm L-isengesr? aUU kaJ hwouaitwiuidsil b* onri iivufnn without e?aji all tH?- Irounle, auOerr, ,rd ui I T purak iVnwdtnmr me IT reaait4e irpnae one .male .loar entirely ea raJ 1^. Thar ae? trote a wotvVrfol mHtolae. 7 JOHN SEAR*. H Seae?te?iilh .treat UiillMNaN retreat; I.Karen'. iJieianearv. Bowery. atraet DaddV Broadway, toruri Ble?krr (treat ribNM itm/.fl'" ork j lad I Kultoh ?reet. Brook fa Ml 310 Al 3 Ci-.S l'.-t A PA'>B. RKTAlL I Cf loforr.ia/ hi* friend* and Ihr public thai he h?r rrmjtru from rir >?d?*>y to No. 7? Li?p-uard trret.only oil* d ort'r m br>ad?ay. t h rtdered hi* mu.ir to the ??ry h?? pr?. e of 3 teal* P"K? j *"?W the ?aLAiN. T? Li?renar*l at. Jilt; IIEST WIG MAKER-" IN NEW YORK. PHALOX.Iale of Chftthim future, now of 914 Brood**?, hap atiain taken the (irit Premium for the beitipecimin of WIGS AND SCALPS. A CONVINCING uroof. H" anv were Wkiatiui. that native sX ingenuity is aiprrria'rd before frrcign boasting and humhug, as the opinion o' thrre of Uie o'deet and Vest judges in the prt -lession in New York can testify. The public can now judge from the premiums, nr. ihe stiver medal last year, and the first premium this, awaidrd by the Amerieau institute, who is or is not the best Wig makrr. K Phalou respectfully luvites all judges and wearers to eiamine his premiui.t impro ved Gossamer Wig, which, for surpassiug elegance, clese re semblance to nature and beauty of mechanical structure, may be regarded af cue of the greatest master pieces oi art ever produced in the world. N. B.?This splendid wig weighs little over half an sunce. the lightest evcrknown. Manufacturer and proprietor of Phaton'scelebrated ANTI DANDRUFF, for remoting the dander completely Irom the head, and a tbor ough cleaner of the surface awl heir cf the head, but leaves glossy awl silky appearance to the HAIli. Observe, none is geuuinc unless signed by me in ink. EDWAttl) KHALON. Applied on the premises for SS cents. j-it Ins* fYN THE cure OK HTKIcTORE?It is mbet 7oriu C nats in this complaiut that mauy parsons have a stne ture who arc uot in the least aware of it. The eominou notion is, that so loogasths uriue passes in a tolerable atrsam. there cannot be a stricture. But this is f't from true. A stricture may. and often does, eiist for months, and even years, without Codnciug any striking change In this respect When a stricre arrives at that degree of narrowness a? sensibly to impede the uriae, it is a serious malady indeed. The object of those remarks however, is to prevent this elate, and to attack it at a time when it is easily and perfectly removed. But there aie other eucumstaocti besides its effect upon the urine by wind a stricture may be known,or. at least, strongly suspected, anil i hough these are numerous, there are two which are ??r> common and very easily judged of, and these (hall be mentioned here. The first of these circumstances relates te time. It if well huourn that etricturee arise from lone continued and badly kreated Uonorrhda. Now, whenever thia diveaoe continue* over many wrtki, eepecially if in (he early p. riod any of the biarted uoetrumaof the day v? ere taken, there it just and pro|.rr ground to atupec' a atricture. The neat i? moat remarkable?it u the effect a atricture htt upou the mind and aiii* ila. Thi* ia a fact that may be tho roughly relied on. Indeed the author never aaw a caae oI atnc tore, (and he eeea many even day,) in which the patient did nol, more or leaa, complain or hia loaa of mental energy?>hai he wu not ao capable of btuiueei aa formerly. The reaaon of thia, however, u clearly ahown in bta Private Treatiac," n little volume noticed in another column of thia paper, and to winch the reader la referred, not only for knowledge of Uiia dine we, but ou every other connected with IhUeuhjecL UK. UALI'H further beg* to add, thai ha may be conoulled iieraonally a' hia raeideaee, No. 88 Oreenwich etreet, at auy hour and aliould any bo \m douht ao to the exietence of thia dieeaee, eepecially after pcrueing hia little volume, lie will, without expenoe or the leaat pain, explaiu and ajeure him whrtiter he hav? JONES'S BOOK-KEEPING. PUBLISH Y.U and for tale at 183 Broadway.?The deaign of thij work iato aubititiite Jbvu/ir/rdgr for Iheco-nmou amhi (iioui rulia of debt anil credit, which arawellkuow n to be iuade quale when brought to the teat of practice. Thia treaties will be found to afford the atudent a clear comprehrnaion of the principlea on which the varioue aecounia ol (ingle and double entry are drranged^ and lo ahow thTMIK K RIRTHKU. S- UHY UcJCIt. BKuoK^V.v. 1 Sealed Pr po-ala will he received at theofficeof the Navy Agent, New Yo>b, until the l?t day of April, for furaiohiigat the U. A. Navy Yard, Brooklyn, the following liinbc plank for the foundation* of the Dry Deck, via 4800 apruee pile* oflcngth varying rout 94 to 31 ftet?to aver? ui Uu than 88 feet; and t.> be not lew than 11 and to average at least is meliss iu diameter, 4 feet from the butt, etcltwive of the bark. 3 luteal feet white piae timber, foot square for floor tim TdjOOu 'iueel feet white pine do, 1 foot by 1 foot 3 incite* (quart for floor limber*. 141 .SOU feet board measure of 3 inch white pipe plank for floor inf. 73 too feel board measure ef S inoh yellow pine plank for sheet piling. Ail Ui> above timber and plank to be of perfectly sound and Jumble quality. The epruce pilee to be aa etraifht M can be procured, and io all rreueele prepared for sharpening and driving. 'Hie while pine timber to be free from ehakeo and large knots?to l>e sawed straight and square edged to the dimensions abrne liven, and of the foliowu e lengths, vu: one half ol each lot to be in sticks 11.16. id and 91 feet long. The remain ur half of each lot in slicks 34. 37, 40 and 43 feet long,?the nuinocr of lineal feet of each length to be naarly the same. The white pine plank to be entirely Trie from large knots? square edged?la lengths of It, 34.17 30. 33orM feet?to are rvge not lets than 37 feet, and iu widths from 10 to If, to ave rage not lets than IS. The yellow pine plauk to be straight and square edged, suitable for driving aa sheet piling in lengths of 13 or It lott, and i? wiJlhfrom 10 to 11 inches?to average net lees than 13 iu ohetAll the above timber and plank to be dclivarek on surh wharf or wharfs within the Navy Yard as may be designated by the Engineer of the Dry Dock subject to the inspection and approval of such person as hs may select. The pibe to bedelivrred in such quantities and ateurh times tot ween the 1st day of July and the tsthday of October aa may to required by the Navy Agent, he giving not Ires than 6 weeks notice. The white pine timber to to delivered between the let day of September aud 31-t day of October, ano Hie while and yellow pioe plank between the 1st October ami 3oth November. The pr inoeal* will state the price per stick for thr piles? per cu >ic foot for the white piue timber, and per foot boa d measure, lor the 3aud 5 pins plank. The rielit iv reserved to assign less than the whole quantity of each kind of timtorto any one bidder?and effete will be received 'or any portion of eitherkind. ProiosaU to be rndorsed, Proposals for Timber, for Dry Dock. Brooklyn." >1. Agent's office. New York, J a'. 3d, 1141. ROBERT C. WETMOKE, Navy Agent. j? 3tswtAlst d'i) jSlWl REWARD will be naid for th- arrtal ana eon fiction of MAURICE PITCHER, ami the re covcry of Thirteen Thousand Kir, Hundred Dollars. obtained by him from sundry banks in this rity on forged checks, or fine thousand dollars on hi* conviction, and One thouaaud for the money, or in proportion for any part thereof. Said Pitcher is about II year* of age, f feet t or 7 inches high, has a florid complesinn and reddish hair, sore or inflamed eyes, and face much corered with pimples or blotches It is probable that he M accompanied by a younger brother of nearly ihesame bright, about 17 year* of age, dark completion, dark eyas, and dvmi e sky hair. lie ascertained that Maurice Pitcher purchased of J. Bylvester. in New York, a Bill drawn by him on J. Bult. Son It Co., London, for ?1013 sterling, to the order ol Maurice Vauleiicourt, the payment of which has been stopped, and the pub he are hereby cautioned against buy in tthe agane W. PATT#N, Jr. Cashier. J. B. TREVOR,Cashier. Philadelphia, Dec. It. 1341. dig.odl DEMITTaTJi Rs to ENUl.a.vu, ho.ua.vu. a.nu iv SCOTLAND.?DmIU from Xl, Xi. ?3, X5, El*. Xll.to XlSuO. and upward*, payable at sight or at siitydays, at the following places ia England, Ireland and Scotland.ran always be obtainsd of 8. J. SYLVESTER, 130 Broadway and a Walt st. ireland. Athlone, Dungannon, Mooayhum, Armagh, Dungarvrn, Mulloin, Belfast. Dublin Meneymore, Kallina. Dungarvon, Neman, Baiubridge, Enuiskillen, New Rose, Ballymana, Rams, Omagra, Hanilon, Enniscorthy, Parsonstown, Hallyshannmi. Fr moy, Retosunon, Usllanaaloe, Oalway, Roeerev, Boyls. Downpttriek, Shgo, Cork. Kilkenny, Btrabwc, t'loumel. Kitrush, Thurlee. Colerame, Limerick. Tippernry, I'avan. Londonderry, Tralec, Cootehili. I.nrgan. Tuam, Carrick on Suir Louglord, Tallow, i r\ri, Ohirltri^. MilchtUiown, Wtiford, Caallcbir, Moate, Youghal, ENOLAND. London. Birmingham, Preaton. Limpoa1, Leeda, Briatol. Mucnctlrr, Ltntnlar, SCOTLAND. Edinburgh, Greenock. Daudee. Olaagow. KRANCE. Pari*. Hun. GERMANY. Hamburg, Bremen. Frankfurt, Peraoua hating to remit to lha r frieodacan alwaye rely oi heir orderr attended to, the following pocket after receipt o emit tan *c. The highcal rate wiN bt allowed for billa on any oftht I ibore placet. S It UNITED STAf En MOTEL,?The uader-igneiigieee no tice to the public that the United Sta'eo Hotel, formerly kept b y Darid Dorrance. Eao.. aod whieh ban been eloeed (at tipwarda of two Tonthe. baa been put in complete order, errry part of the eitrneiro building baring been oipooed to thorougl elimination, and no eapenoa haa been apared to makeerer] i roo* aurhaa would be agreeable to the moat faetidioue. Th I ball haa been laid in Italian marble. The furniture and fit lure, of the houee are entirely new?carpata,chair*, hedateada hr aid ara of a kiadauited to the high character that la iu I tea. ed thw farorita houee ahould auatain The arrangement mm* mi mh that timtlioa nrgiwle nnrartM mitf Kaf# irPAKI mrtdla lion# null to thoie in prtva'eWuae The aervieet of one r thr belt tookt I.I the coumry hw been eeriiced The nypy a I the larder (hall be 'omplete, aad the general irriattrrnrutt o P the ea'ahlwbmeat each aa to compete wi.h Ihoee ol aay bole t ia the Uaited State#, without eiceptiea. t I am happy to anaouace that I have made an arranfrmrn with Mr AIaa d-ai-om f ehaeinr will plraoe rr.ahe immediate application to CLOVER Jt MeMl'HRAY, jll l?Pm etreat. Mf||lr.??Koe loaedintee and cylinder machine e miuufart need fh>m the pureat metal for #nie by j9* PKKSBK. k BKOOKS.fi Liberty r D ILfTIA ItlW?OYlB HlfLD will it happy ia a call tiro r> hie f'nend# at Baoofore'a Billiard KooeiI, oree the Chiri Katine Houee. where are e^fht epleadid taMee. with alale aearble bada. ladia rubber cloth, and eprmf tteel euehior.a iroa andmahiwam frame# Kuteauce IO Fulton #tf?et. and 11 Ann|atrcey tlioie A? h ?c tried them in this country, it.il have beta eiteniivrly uatd in Pari* and ou the Kuroi eau continent for many vvare. The great ob jecti on itlhcge lamps heretofore._or lather the great iinpedi m-Mt to their g-nersl lite, wai their high eoi?. 1 hie objection Mr Diaci n Ins no* remov.d, ny reducing ihr priee so low, u to make thein of eaav acquis tion to all. fKroiu the livening Star Liuri ?Of all the i- ventions of Lamp* in (Europe as well a* in tliie rountry, it hat b en univeisally *d suited thai the Me riianical Lamp posers*,'! adv->ntag>a over ?H othera. |rfu ticu larly f?r the p irlor; in I'iCt.I'h been termed the "Standaro L>mp"in aria and i hroughoui meat of the continent for thirty years paat: and the ?nly obstacle in the way of their supeiceuiug all other lights in use iu this country, (ris: the expenee is now in great measure removed. Mr. Diicon, who introduced he article in this ccnrlry about four years since has reduced bis p ices materially,which will increase hissales, and they will soou be Rund in tviry drawin,-rooui in the city. Wc would invite the attention of citizens and strangers to his stock, comprising some of the richest Lamps ever imported, which lie ia now veiling at prices to suit the times, at nisstore 337 Broadway, lie. ween Anthony and Leonard ate. [from the N Y. Sun.] Mechanical Lamm.?We pen this paragraph by the light of oue ol Diaeoii's inechinical lamps?eertunly a moet ing-uiouf, useful and economical invention. The steady,clear, and mellow light whieh ilones upon the paper as we.wrile, is inoie grateful to the eyes thiu any lliat we have ever tried. The invention ronsistsof apiece of mechanism like that of a watch, placed in the base of (he lamp, which upon being wound np, sets in motion some very simple machinery, ope rating in a rrseivoirof oil in such a manner as to keep the wick always uf precisely the same d gree of moisture, and thin a sievdy andbrillitnt light is cousta t y kept up. We observe those 1 vm|i# are coming into very general use; at the Astor A useand Hie Society Library they are used in preference to gas. )\/f ILL, KOH SALIC, IN ILLlNOl*.?It is situated on i'i Grten River, in Heury County, about two mi lee from Uwsvk n...a. oKo.it 14 iwt M vk/iw. I last VW.litlK nf ?h. audit two miles from Morriatown. the couuty aeat of Henry county. The Mill ha* two run of atonea, of the beat Preach burr. There it al?o a Saw Mill attached. Aa there it butane mi'l in that county beiidea thit, anil that 16 miles from it, it will alwaya do a good buaineaa. There are 80 acree of rich Prarie laud belonging to the mill, (irem Hirer ia a large Ire y J. B. Thorn, chemiit, London, aud for aale, wholeaale and retail, by JatnM I'orrantSM Ureenwich alrret, corner of War reu; Souillard b Dclluc, 3 Park Row, and Ml Broadway; P. Picnic, tit Broadway. "to a"** UOMiCkOYb CO.'S Albaov ann burriuo iceua I Eimudi aivd Ancivtv?Kor the Trnn*p->rtaiion of 8re cie, Bauk No'ee, Small Package*. Sample Oooda, Valuable Parceli, be. he., in connexion with Meaara. Harden hC?.?from New York and A ban* to Buffalo, via Schenectady, Utica, Syracuse, Auburn, Seueea Fall*, Geneva, Canandaigua, IU cheater, Ratavia be. Mesara. l'omeroy It Co. will attend to the Collecting, or Pay ing Notea, Draft*, Bill*. A ceptancea, he., and transaetail and any auch buaineaa aa shall be committed to their charge in the above named places, with promptness. Btrtuvcu: Eraetui Coming, Eaa President Albany City Bank Tnomas W. Olcott, Ejq., Mechanics and Farmers'B A. D. Patchin, Eaa, Cashier N.T. State Bank Noah Lee, Albany F.xebnnge Bank Witu Plitrman, Albany City Hank James Taylor, M Commercial Bank Theodore Ulcott," Canal Bank Kara P.Prentiee J ihn Taylor, Office NoJlWall street. New Tork. P? MICRO V It CO., Office No. 3 Doorr's Ball dings, Corner State and Market streets. Albany Albany. Not. lTth, 1941. alt TO THE LADIES. SAADAMK COSTELLO, Female Physician, still conti 1*1 utirt to treat wjih astonishing succoss. all dlseates peculiar to females. Supp'ersioa, irregularity, obstruction, kc ny whatever cause produced, can be remoird by Madame C. in a very short time. Madame C.'e medical establishment harms undergone thorough-epairs and alterations for the better accommod-iion of her numerous patients, sheisn w prepared to receive ladies on the point of coaSnement, or Iho e who wish 11 be treated for obstruction of ibeSr monthly period.? Madame C. ran be eonvnlted at her residence, 3t Llspenard st, t all times. All communications and Utters must be post paid. its I iet" \yf f.KCANTIl.E AGENCY.?The undersigned oegs leave IV1 t0 submit to the Merchants of New Vork, a plan for au establishment with the above title, embracing, auch branches of buaiueas aaarenow undertaken by an; other individual, and which he believes of sufficient importance to the mercantile community to receive and merit their patronage Merchant! are often at a loo", in the hurry of business to know where to apply for the assistance they need. It is the object of this eswhluhmeui to afford them aa little, or ae much as they may require. Thebuauiees uf this establishment will include all negotia lioim which merch-ate and otl?cr* may dtaire to bare conti dent tally conducted, and will include Procuring Partners, Nfgotiatmg with Manufacturers. Sui-plying Merchauta wi li Clerks, Com- romiaiug with Creditors, Effecting Maiineaud Fire Insurance. Drawing Commercial Contracts, lie. ke. ami for the imrnoee of nrotiling temporary occupation foi Clerk* who are nut of em|>!o)'u>eat. All kind* of wiitr g. bookkeeping rclle?ting, fcc. Tnr plan ol providing mean* by whirh persona deairoua of conn* rung ihemselvea iu t>u?in-ss. may Inrn aomething of the nature ol the business proposed. before uamea are git en, or the fiartiea introduced haper in the romraoa mode of applying Tor parinew. The aubaenber who hat had much experience ta trade, and waa educated a merchant, feel# assured that he ta com|ielrnt to conduct thia part of the buaineai to ihe aatiafaction ol the parties interested, and will be enabled to procure Krt tiers iu almost crery branch of business, which will yield ir re muneration IVr riskaud use ol'capital. Manufreturers and merrhanta from the country who have buaineai to transact in the city .will find at thia agency mean.*, at alt time*, of obtaining intioduction to merchant* of good aland inc. Whe e reaponeiblr .agcuta or partner! are wanted, every facility will be afforded at lea* cxpanae than they will incur for board and leaa of time, while atteeiptiag to carry out the utgoliation tin tnse'vea. The propoai'ion to give temporary employment to derka who are out of place, a* it will enable them 10 earn a aubeiatence until per nam nt aiiuationa ran be procured, (thua con tinuing Ihcir regular buainraa habita, 'and guarding them from the evil temptaliois of idleness) will no doubt meet the app-obaliou of those engaged iu active bt?inr*s, and r. ctivc an I aecure from them aa a body, auch encouragement and aapport a* will enable the subscriber to give the plan a lair trial upon it* merita. A regiater willbe kept at the Mercantile Agency where elerka who are iu want of employment can enrol their namea, qualifications, rrnendenee, names of former employer*, references, and such other information as isldesiraMe; which will be exhibited to merehant* wanting assistants. and proper measures will be taken to obtain situations lor them with all reason ible despatch. The advantage t afforded to mrrchants at all times to exa mine, (ree of cfiaige, a register containing thia information i will readily be seen and appreciated by thrm. The merchant finding character, reltreticea. and all other tliinga satisfactory, ran be iutrodured 10 the clerk.and m-he hit own batgain. To the clerk ihil offer* great facilitie*?ii make* hi* want ofaiitmtinn known to the peraon wanting a clerk, and the fee required for registering will not exceed the expenae of an ordinary ad'ertiaement in one uewt|mper.(while the uu nber of ne a era in the city is so great that a clerk who attempts to advertise in al'. will pay a largeeurn, and not then be certaia of reaching the indiridual who withes to give him employmeut. at ine aame lime if he deeirea to adrcrtise. he can do ao through the Memntile, Ageat, (Without publishing big name, and thus ensure a more certain application than if he requivd an anrwrr aildreee-d to any letter of Uie aljihabet,?box in.tlie poet officr. or fictitious signature. Connected wi'h this branch oft'e bngineag, it is proposed to fnmis i temporary employment lo clerks who .ire oui oi bu sinrta. and to this end it if requested of merchan's who hare extra writing or who need extra helpiluriog tin buslines season. or who wiih their bocks examined, written up. posted, ba lanced, accoants made out and collected, at any season of the year, to sppty at the Mercxatile Agency. Personal attention mil be given to submitting propositions to cretli'ori for settling msolrent estates The undersigned will endeavor to sire satisfaction to all thiae who may confide bis d parimenl ol business lohis'care Marine and Kire assurance will be effected. The suhecriber feels confident that hie knowledge ef this branch of business will he .of great value to thoee requiring Ineuraoee, aud he en rites employment as a m ney saving operation. His farai the lowed r ite*. H? will alto (ire hit attention to preparing Hat'inetil* ot anil adturting an t collecting claim* forloMrt All kinde ol mercantile conti ictt aad agreement! will he I carefully drawnon application, under (he advice of an e*pef* rienred legal geuUrnivi, embracing every variety'of traneacIIOQA. t Altenlien will alto be given to etamining and simplifying complicated wconnU. ?ta ing administrator*, partner* and debtor*' account*. balancing merchant'* books, making balance sheet* and statement* for opening new seta of books, t neglect of which it of en the eou*e efnvoch uneasiness, while the contrary enable* the merchant at all lime* to apeak conlMently of the eoneetne.u of .hi* books, a gratification which may be r cheaply purchased. Many merchant* are too much engaged to do tin* themaelve*. and are unwilling to trust it to Hirampetrol person*, who mate timp'r error* more complicated Error* will be detected in art* of book* wbrrher made intentionally or throug i rarflr??oe?? or ignorance Fraud dent error* made by our partner todeceive another, or by a Iraudu r tent debtor to deceive hi* creditor, will be searched after and exposed. Statemonto of debtor*1 account* made, and divi' send* p-opo*ed for settlement* with creditor* J Coi.hdeeitial loin* for merchant* will be negotiated. A me 4 thod i* here suggested to the tnerclianf, who should at all times be jealou* ofhi* credit, to obtain mcnsy upon any enter1 genry witbvut appeanng a* a party to the transaction. f The anderotgiitd propose* aim toattend to my other honorable braarh of bus MM requiring the intervention of a third J" party, the nature ol waieh t* too promiscuous to be particularited All matter* entrusted to his cair will be treated eonft, initially and arranged with prevmptiliide. ft/" Reference! eKhuged. W A. WOODWARD, Merc till lie Agent and Negotiator No. 9 F.ichange Place,corner ol Hanover *1 reel. d I wllaw LiAVA.VA? Mm. WF.ST'b IOAKUIMI MUTSI. H 11 rrmov.? to the alle ban I'edro. N?. I enfrente de I* M|. chini." By this latter direction the building it known to all v boatmen.coarlim>n. (sorter* kr., as dbe of iheaotl conspir rutin* point i of the city. The eitrnsire alterations and repair* upon thr* hoti*r harinr been completed, Mrg, W. has the satisfaction of olfrrirg lo strangers visiting Havana, an e*tab'i?hmrnt farsapenor iu ill location lo any thing of the kind ever be'ore know 1 in Ihe city. It i* (i'uate direct)* upon the Bay. and command* an rttcnsivf tiewcf the entire harbor, with the adjacent country towns, village*, Be.' {Jfp- faaaeager* lor Havana mu*t ob aia a p?ied them if >y tba Clerk who viaila ail e-asrU with vsaeager*, la *>ioa a they enter the harVo Hae int. p.? m IMI. oWeodfm' OTEMd ENGINES.?Two Sum Lignum. twelve horw i? power. with boilers complete, Tor sale low, apply at HW Maiden Ian*. jMI?' QH.H1 il'K't"ffc LlKErieiM'?.?.?bamUll hli rual) IJ h?? the p'eaewre of informing the ii u? of Nene Turk, that he m taken a room at Mr. A rwiU'* Music Saloon, No. .01 Broadway, where he wilt be happy ta take profile l>ke na*fs "I those who uaav call, in a atvle, which he flater* himself. eiuoot be etcedled by any minilar arUat in the Uaiou. Likraes ea of many of tlx public character* bf the city may be m*b at hi* room. Hours of attendance from ten tiU three. B ?KitntUy Group* taken at private l.otura, at any hour to the ertniug. jlS 1m r "X NtiRMA ?*GAHS.?'joo.ooo ofthia celebrated brand. La superior quality, and entitled to urbeuture, lauded from Ih* Cnator J Coluu, aud for a air by nat being robbed, hartug ofteo been teeted by burglars, u auBlcienl proof that no bank win be considered a *?fe depositorv without the>e locks on their raulta or safes. All othet loeta eta tail have been opened, while three bcl defiance to til attempts, tod the combination of changes it eta undent varying from 4,084 to l,0Oe,uOO, at the will *f the owner, furnishes security tot fouud iu any oilier mode of fastening. Locke fir etfre tad etore doors from 136 to 4,064 ensiiges AI relates to the eupeiionty of this lock or or anv other, re Terence is made to any of the banks in Wall street. New Yorr. Ifirectors and officers of banks are reqtter*..'d to eaamiuc the Locks, tod orders will be received at the oY.ce of WADSWORTH It SMITH, dlt 4 Jones' lane, agents for the ritr ~~ARTIFICIAL TEETH" AHT1F1C1AL TEETH?Without Clasp* Ligatures lie. from a single tooth to a full and complete s-t. no the priaiples of atmospheric pressure, by M. LEVETT, Dentist. *60 Broadway, corner of warren st [Frointhe Ne York Commercial Advertiser.I A frieud at our elbow rt-queata us to notice some teeth he nad inserted by Dr. Lerrtt. of No 360 brotdway, and to state his eutiie satisfaction, not only with regard to the teeth tnemselves, but tlie manner in which this delicate operation was P*U?Levett has bern too long before the public as the introducer of the Atmospheric I'rr sure Principle," to require a syllabic from us Copy of s letter from Gen. Duff Green to M. Lerett. Baltimore, Sept.33. 1841. Mr Lerett?I write at the request of a friend for whom yon m ids h sc> of artificial treth, to eay that lhey have given entire satisfaction, and that your principle of attnoephcric pressure is fully verified. I frel aduty to yon and to such as may stand in need of your professional services to recommend them to you. Your obedient servant, UUFFGKKEN. y4 lm? M. LEVETT.360 Broadway. MAD AM K COSTtfLLO'S T7EMALF. MONTHLY PILL ieacknowledged by thr Bret r Physicians in the United States as the eery beet medieiue that ladies labelling ui d?r a suppression of their untural illness can tale, anil they very seldom .fail to relieve when taken according to the directions. Those who call for. them will be supplied with her circular, containing ample directions, nd all the precautions necessary to be observed in their use UT?'HliNWb' SlO.viAOH Bl I'TfcRi?Far Dyspepsia assisting Digestion. Weakness Lo-? of Appetite. Nerrniis Disorder* and Night gwe*m.-r-The leading principle of this medicine ia to strike at the origiouofaaid disease* bung elected from nature's great vi get able emporium, itis at one* a Cvcreipn ind liarmitaa remedy. Half a wineglass haa been >owu to give immediate relief. It ia alto a reri pleasant better. The following ia from llr. E. U. Ludlow. No. Hi Broadlatere us?d your bittera, in caaea of impaired digestion, where rrg table tonica were indispensable, wiih a beneficM mult. The articles of which it ia coiopoaed are r. rr judiciously combined, and I have no doubt will prove aetvicable in tlie caaea for which you have recommended it. Voura. lie. Edwkd U. Lwolow. From David Marl, proprietor of the Bank Coffee House, No 39 Pine street:? _ Dear Sir?I aer you Have brought your Stomach Bittera be fore the public You may refer any person to me for it* good quahtiia I wis a" weak, owing to debility from dj ptosis, or aome other complaint, that I did not know what to do? Your Bitten cured me You will recollect I felt grateful, and tent you a buttle of my medic tie. eta: a bottle of old port. I gave some of your bit era to a frieud, who was ruffering aa I was, and she tells me it had the same effect upon her aa on me. Yours 'rniy, Darin Ban,., gold only at hutt'HlNO'8 Drug Store, ISO Bowery, cor ner of Broome et. Price 50 eenle per bottle. AI so for sale, et the same place, the genuine Dr. Ta; lor's Balsom of Liverwort, from the Widow, at 3Tg. j|| im* T5HM MeOABE k co.'s intelLioEnol office, d 99 Nassau at. _ Rrvi.Kr.ncrs?Hon. M. H. Urinncll, H. Brevoovt.Keq W. Irvit-g Prof Hrnwi k. jlf 1m* TO THE LADIES. MADAME C08TELL0. Female Physician, (till eontin irl ues to treat with astonishing success all diseases peculiar to female*. Suppression, irregularity, obstruction, fee., by whatever cause produced, can be removed by Madame C. in a vary short Madame c'? medical establishment having undergone thorough repairs and alterations for the better accommodation ol her numerous patieute, she m now prepared to receire ladies on the point of confinement, or those who wish to be treated for obotrur tioo of their monthly period. Madame C. can be c> usulied at her restdeaee, No. M Liapenard street, at all timet and with the strictest regard to secrecy Ail communications and letteie must be poet paid jit lie' **vafp/-ura ivP IL' ub L- I 11V Vl'UV i 11IV I',.. ...K w acrib-r i* aeliing >11 descriptions of gold and infer lever, I author, eacap-ment, lepioe, and verge wafhea, diamond ring*, pioi, gold pencil*, chitns, keyrotrscicd or aggravated by maltreatment, may apply with tha a (moat confidence of bring effectually cured. Term* moderate?attendance from T in the morning until 10 at night. Office 1 o Dunne at. j.S I m' 1)R. MORRISON. VrORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 304) Fulton at, near IN Ureenwich. Dr. Morriaoo, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London. anarate apartmenta for thoee who hare to wait a little. Communieatioua by poet are faith fully replied la Hit ?vn" vrHETAK I NKRmhI F heretofore eii.tiu under the Arm 1 ofLUDECUS k NOLTEK. iejhii day dissolved by mutualeoneent. EDWARD LUDECuMeolely la author,/'d toeeitle the bufil)i-sa of the concerne. 1 EDWARD LUREi U8. JOHN F. MILTER. New York, let Januiry, tati. EDWARD LUDECUS will continue the bua'tteaa of dealing in Music and Mua cal Instruments on hia own account, at No. 31S Broadway. jM >1* \J OflCE.?The eubv criber la I eduru.g hie large*,., runent i v at unuaually low pricei, euch aa muet plcaae all who wish to purehaee any articlea. either in the saddlery and oonrk bunt noee. and particularly the following articlea Webbing, thread, bills, stirrups, bells, Paient leather. R cloin. bows, laaape. knobo. Laces,tacka robes, buckets, h*tea,nnjaa. TTNOURHENI MUNbl. of all luwee, terefcwe. .i tfk v beat market rales. UoW.uf hind*, pure towed-id M M Wall at,ana 15# Btonowngr. BOOK-KEEPING. Tfffi r ounting Room of U. C. Ms BSH. tt f r^ir afreet, 1 continue oprafrom A. M. to P M inord r tb t ran chant# an I other* may avail themarlre. of #tchrr of' book keeping for the Mercantile Library A'aaocuitlon"*! t' ia City. Proapactuaea, with term*, "L*# had at the counting root* aa above. i?4 IITIItiDli'f MKHCUifk.?nk. is- tina. a*e ill ncnor ol informing tne citit-naol Newton. thai he curea radically. on UK hor.eoi>ainic ayaum, ana m a law day*, every description of typhilic diaeaae, whether rdcent or of long standing, without danger of relapae, which very often occur* by the uac of mercury. Tlie remedy of nlr. Breaua doe* not contain a particle of mercury, er any other corroaire or poiaonoua mineral, and therefore cannot possibly aaetoiae any delatertoua influence on the body- It can be conveniently admiuivtered; ita o^era yin -?it, ?i? mi ??i consequence* e*n lonow irooi i w u?e, konever critical the circuautancu under which it it taken. jf(j- Patient* wuhing adnee can eonult Dr. B reran at hi* office, Granite Building, corner if Broadway and CaioMn trret, ratranceui Chamber* atr* t.at anr hour from 10 A. M to -i P.M. j3 la* rf-Ht OHfcAT hlltk. UJT 1M?. and general u? eduction ol I 1 booh*, paper* and money ?afirely ataured that every Safe mad* by Wilder, and -old by the lubecribcr, win be equal to any that hare been tented. A genetal uMortment on hand, (or made to order) and for ,Je SILAS C. HERRING. Sole Agent, jH 8w? No 13# Water Mreet. MADAME COSTELLO. REAd> AND BE BENEFITTED-MADAME COS TELLO i? well aware that it it iixaetii.iri tery weonrenieot for ladic* who are alBictid with ouii| re**iou. Sic. kc. lie. tn hare thai attention at their rendence which the nature cf their ca*e require*, and to ouch *he would lay that he ii prepan d to furnith them with board, and the but ol nrrair g at her ruidenc*. St Liipenaed at N. B.?All conmuuicatione in tut be po*t paid jIB In' ohkap fashionable tailohing establish MKNT. Hd Be?km?n street, near Pearl.?The subscriber return* Hi* ?i: cere thank* to hi* frienaa and the public, lor the liberal patronage bestowed on him during the pirsent and put KKooi, and he furtther hope*, by a careful attention to the interest of hi* customers to merit a continuance of their favon. The attention of the publi: i* requested to the following lint of price*, wh'cb. it i* hoped are nifficirntly low to satisfy the moat conoui ical when it i* conaidered, that in Ityle and material* they are warranted equal to those made by the firat e? tabluhmeat* in the city Super welt of England black, blue, or grey Dren Coat*, IS to 33 Super double milled Wk and fa"ey Cassimare*, 7 to 9 Veatn, Laahmere, Satiu. Scc.of fine quality. 3 to Making and Trimming Coat*, (6 top* 50, Pant*, 91 SO to )t; Veol* t SO to 93. All garmanU warranttd to fit. 130 lm? JOHN MOFFAT. fSft. LaUHJcL, ttisi canal STREET, adlxphi I HOUoE?Now oo well known in thin city for aery many great and extraordinary rurei he ha* performed, in all ca*e* of dehtatr diaeaie. even after all other rrm.dir* hare failed, till continue* to be coaaulted by the afflicted of both Mice.? Hi* mode of treatment ie loo well known to require comweudaiian; having been in the practice for 30 y*ar*. in the first hoe piUli of Fiance, and tea year* in thi* city, rrrooi tng all peculiar diseases wiih ?ucce*? aud despatch, *od wi'nout the aid eitherof Meicu-y or Balaam. Person* afflicted with protrae Ird and deplorable case* need not despair of a complete recovery by applying to Doctor Lam el, who offer* to hi* pa trons a (tire gu iranter or no charge. At home until 9 P.M..and charue moderate. j33 lm* aMeRToam bank lock company. ANDREWS AMERICAN LOCK. rro THE PUBLIC?9Si>0 REWARD.?Tne late repeated 1 rumors and r. ports which have been so wide y and industriously cir. ulatrd that Andrew's celebrated Combination Lock had been opened or pteked, and which thus far have been disregardtd a* unworthy of uotiee.are beginning to assume a cnaracter ot some plausibility, by which means many upright men h-re been deluded to glee their sanction aud countenance to euch report* The American Banb Lock Company therefore, with the view of testing the question in n way to put the matter beyond contradiction, hire decided 'o piece one of Andrew'* Combin'iion Lotti upon an iron safe enclosing a certified cheek lor Fire Handrrd Dollars, which amount shall he In* reward of any person who may on*u or pick the Look. This check i* eertifitd ai.d drawn, payable to the order of O J. Cammano, Esq, Cashier of the Merchant's B .nk nl this city .who retains the key nf the Lock, and tu whom reference ie made. it re presumed that the public bank* and officer* of banks can be satisfied by a fair, open, aud honorable test, none other i* wanted,and wnicn bold attempts hare been made to practice by arte efchieauery and trick (which will be exposed if it becomes necessary) upon the credulity and ignorance ef men Whose name* would not be allowed il they bad been aware of the deceptions. The American Bank Lock Com pan by this mode only seek to establish the infsllible security of the Combination Lock, which has thus far withstood erery test.and haa eared au serous hanks from robbery aud rain. In doiog thie, bowerer, they disclaim any intention of ui*k war upon other Lock*, their business being to prevent an effectual barrier K> Bank Bnrgler*. The Cho*t will remain exposed in the Eschange Reading Room, for two month* from thi* date. WADSWORTH k SMITH. jM 8m Agent* of the American Bank L-ce Ce. /"sOAL COAL !!?Reduction ei Prices?resell Uicuard, v Red Ash. Broken aad Screened i* the yard, d.lirered cart age trw, to close a consignment, at the lo lowing prices. Large Nut, $7 58 Broken and Egg 800 Lehigh, any tin T 60 Lirerpool 8 (0 N. B.?Blacksmith's Coal (0 SO Yard, Sot Washington, near Ppell* at. ?H33m? _ PJROUERNSEY fcCO. PEACH ORCAARU NOT COAL AT LACKAJVAN r NA FRICK8,?Real Peach Orchard, Red Aah, L-rge Nut Coal, doubly acreaned, and delivered to any part of the etty freo of cartage, at 97 SO Broken or .Kg*. 98 60; Lehigh. 98 00; Screened Lirerpool, $11 00. Apply at yard 604 Wa?htog'QP alroet. near Soring. dog tin ClLiVEH PLAlt-vYM. THO.rlStIN Itt William etrett t' conliDoea to maaulacture SilrerWare ol en ry description, of the latest pattern* audl.a?now on han tea act to. coffee pot*, pi chert, cupe.rraiteri, forks, spoons. of tich at well aa of the plaimst at> let. The whole or theae artic ca. being manufactured U|>od the premises. from sterling eirer, no pains or eipentc will be spared in the beauty of the workmmahip ^oTIciTto buyers of cabinet furniture. THK aubecriber would iarita the attention of those wish1 ing to t urchtee article* iu the above buaiueei, to hi* establishment, where is to be fouud a rich aasortmeat of Hotewn >d and Mahogany Furniture, of ranch au tnality, giving all saaiefaction to the per* a that will give them their patronage. Private room for dinner |>arliee can be had All orders received toe-.nd out?dinner perties. halls, aoireet, lie. omameutal pyramid all kind* parrot* of sugar, chars of liLmwftnr fnnwtf oialemw r.ltlplAtlff PUfffff. Ifflliffff. ICC ertlm. bit* cuiu, glace*, bcmibts igr^Didu, the only mtnoliclarfrv^lie, On umi truff^. pate 4c fbie* grac, and }ke pcrigocay, petite pou, chump*igorn?. fr anuUa* will fin**, at any time. a variety of duhfa ready to "0d0at' ThtirpnCe,W,"beraSfA,S,5ANkJUUEN. H |m* French Cooks ami Conf?eHonera. J PEASE SUM'S HOREHOUND CANDY. rpHK uoderrigned have need Meatri. J Peaee It Son'e CUrii fied Caaence ol Ilorehound Candy, and caa recommend it foreouilv, col^i, h iraeneee alfectiotie of the lunn. lu. Kev Mr Crawfurtl. Paator of the M E Chureh. Vorey that. Hav Mr Eiudwy, Paator of M E Church, Record at. Her Mr Hawley, Nft>. WCrotby at,Chaplain at the City Hoa P,Rav Mr Davie. Newark, N J. BtvMrDuvall 249 Broad at, Newark, N J Rev Mr Luckey. PC New YorkCoufe'ance. Rev Mr Van?red?ie. Brooklyn. Rer Mr Griffin. Paator of MC Church, Bedford at. Rer Mr WhiUker, raatorof P Church, corner or Catherine ad Madieonete. Rev Mr Hart, Paator of B Church, Gold at. Har^Mr KeMo*g, recent Paator M E Church. Willett at. Re* Mr Daoiela Buffalo. We could add fifty u the re of the meat reapectahle clergy mea the Htitr.bat ne preeume the above ie tedeitat to aatiafy r irux*. akeplical of t lie efficacy of J. Peaae It Ban'a Horeoud Candy. manufactured and eold, wholeaale and retail, at Diviaiou at. Hie foil wine are our "tate ifen'a (IrU W Keddinf No. 8 State it, Boatoa, Maaa. dr (I B Ziebrr, i>o. 87 Dock it. Philadelphia, l'a. dr J Rohertaon, No 110 Baltimore at, Baltimore. Md dea?re J F Cuina It Co. No. t potency. Kluoc Altme. or Wlnl*, (Meet. Qhetnieled, difficult or painful Menstruation, Incontinence of Urinr. or inrolontary diecharge thrreo', tad for the central ornetratiou of the eyatem, no metier whether the r>salt of iaor re nt causes, or of raueee produc-d by irrefn'eril) or illaeea. The widc-eprend rel.brity of thie wonderful end iaegOHMMe cordial in b ill hemispheres, ie e euifieien' paaremee for Ita quick end poaitiee euccreo in curing all (he abort affectleae and eomplainle. Nothing can be more surprising than ia iirorating eff cte on the human frame. terpens all weakncaa and iMdtude before taking it, at once become robott and full of energy under iU influence. It immediatglr eounte-aeU the aerveleteneee or looeeneee of the female frame, winch ie the only eanee of Darrrnneee; and which, prvor to Dr. Magnivfadiacorerr, was cocaidered to be Incurable. And it rperdflp re mora* the impedimenta produced by phyeienl prnatration. which frequently deter men frem getting married.. Language, indeed, cannot do luatice to'the merita of the Lacina Cordial, which la regarded by the heada of the faculty in all parte of the world, aa one or the moat important medical disco? ertee "'pora!!?" at ISt Broadway forcer of Orand etreet, and at N North Biith etrret, Philadelphia. Price M per hot tie. J? la' DOCTOR BELL noeTQR BELL derotce hie personal attention (daily until U P.M.) totheranioralofpnratediaeaeeein arary au,? lllonffaring under protractedcaMAnmarafod or ttauiarf, mem, may toneoll Dr. B. a)ways with a guaranteenfVira ^StmwThore^i'^ytatfo^n. Dr.jfrV t?ate?nl'Ze goeoabn ing|iihn,ani io wellknewnte be safe mi peenm gty^ Prirate cJBeea COURTLANDT BTRIflV. *m W 5 MTO LET?Two eonlurUMc OAm ia ttora no ft South a treat, fOV*7 lug to JOHN HtiRDMAN oo (hiprtouicf. A??*,?tor?cc can b? H?d on awlicntioa MiboTe. jf? fAVF.KN SlA jOANL?Gnt?CEitYfTm i&LC. B(S three miles from West Po?ut, o? the ruid 10 Nmtb?rgh, yfti nit ils.> on the routs to ?bs iMs?v York sod iffli Kill Rood, containing hi ?cr- w In l?Hrit, ibed, Re. Also. 590 acres of Wood Lsnd. thr*e tniles Irom West Point; fiftt seres and a part under mcarlow. 1 here three Houses on the premises. The title is indisputable. 1'OMessiso firm for pHr'icu'ars, enquire of BEKTHOLF h V AN CLEYK, s Wrpf street. *T lw* ItWKLHV STUBS KOK SALE.?One of the b*?t ttuuU J in the city. )i?n beta iataHiahed fur twainv The itock uogood will of let**, which ha* eight ye.r* to iun of Stoic No 148 '-hillum, torrcr of Mulberry itreeU, lately occupied by G. C. Howe? it it offered lor ?ale, on account of the death of the proprietor. For terme, apply to John D Cork*, No. in Front itreet, near Oliver, or J M- Howe, No. *o> limnl et. yto aw* OtZI'h' Waterproof Cork audfme Drat* ^^^Sllooli. of the lat?*t faahinu waterproof orer hoee. dancing gaiter* and pomp*, ladi-e', miaaea', and children'i gaiter ho jU.buikma and tie' kid and fitin eKpgcn, water proof over ehoea and all warranted good gaiter* Ft SO to $1 76, Fd and Fa 60; uiieeet and children' gaiter boot* and buekiai, fathionable, good and ch ap; meu'a, boy'e.and children'a bootf, ahoee, lie. cheap-*i in the city, tit Broad waycomer of Canni at, at Walker'* celebratedcoeepetore; Wbar* the marble sixpence paeai fn- ihe alow-hi'li"*. jtO lm* oFEcTAULh.3 ?VlK. ahLlOt I to inforin hi* fatient* and other*, that he ha* made an airuwteireot witha ektlful and arientiAc Optician, w horn Or E. ha* in trueted in biiptcu'lar mode of adapting gia**e? to the particular defect* of the eye Tnie g-ntl-miin will attend at th* office, 061 Broadway, corner o Warren etreet, on Tueaday, Thursday and Xatui day, 'o supply patie-'t* and th* public generally. with Dr. Elliott'* recently inveuted and unproved Bpret?cle?. jwinr WJ Hi l'WEl.L's Ot'OlJKl.D-M., which i* coueidered by the firal Phy*icietia in tin U.S. to be the eery beet com poittion in existence for R> tuinaliim. Sprain*. Chilblain*, Chopped Hand*, Cramp, Nuinbrn**. WtakneM of Lima*, etc. N. B. It is three time* (lie etreufth of any other kind. Ba ure and aak for Whitwellb Opode doc, and receive no otvar unlca* yaw wiah to prove the truth of tha remark tint rieaaure ie a' great Of baiug cheated a* to cheat. ff- Price 05 eenia. ?ld at Wholesale and Retail by A.B V D. Sand*. Drm figls, NjJ.Tt and 100 Fallon ''ret; David Sand* ffifi Co., No. TTEael Broadway Abr'm B. Sanda It Co.. no. 076 Broad wty. corner Cham her street. AI*o for sale as above, tha AROMATIC SNUFF." tor Headache Md CatiX ioBW posed principally of rooU, ahrahs. and reeoaameudidby Dr. Waterhou**, late Proleasor of Cambridge Unireraity. U0h Prici 36 centa. dll otioawlOw rPO BhKWRRS AND UlhTILL.EUfl.-Th* swbecnbem X offer foraale all that valuable property, at'uated in Auburn, and known M Walton and Son's Brewery and Dietillrry,with a Dwelling Hmue, outbuilding*, machinery and ftxturea eon nee ted lb>rewith. Said property (onaiata of about two aerea of land, lying ou the south sine oTUnO eeseo nver ia said riilage; a buck dwelling houee, a dwelling house, a distillery capable of distilling ISO bushel* of grain per day, a lane and convenient bnw**y and malt house, with two kilns it fast square, an i n storage for 60,000 btuhels of grain, a barn, sheds, stable -w-ve or 600 hogs, and an omce situated therson. Connected w-.ifc tt.e destHiery and brewer) there ia a steam engine of 00 horse po wer with two eyllaAas-ample machinery for grinding, and s Oupexior rectifying establishment, containing ore of John Wright's patent dcohol copter stats. The whole csUblishuisst u of a superior kind, well finished and convenient in all its arrangements, situated in a rich and flourishing grain growing country, is now in complete order, and in full operation. It having become ascceoary to o*H the lame in consequence of the decease of H. Watson, it will be dispoeid of at a barSin One third of the purchuuiry as in Europe. Her acquaintance with the phymology ami anatomy of the female frame, enabled her?by tracing the decline and ill health of married feme!re, a -arte in the meridian of hfr, and the conae quant rapid and often apparently inexplicable causes which consign may a food mother to a prematare grare?to their true rouree?to arrive at a knowledge of the primary eaue-e of female indiapoeitiona?especially ofmarned females?which. in ISM. led to (lie diichrery ol her celebrated 'Prerentire Powders Their adoption h?? brea the meant ofpcererriwg not only the health, but even Uie life of many an affectionate wide antl foad mother. Tl.e adrertisrr f-cling the importance of this subject, and wimetiug the real benefiu resulting to thousands by their I ioption, would moot respectfully arouse the attention of thn tarried, by all that It ey hold near and denr.t Picoueidera rion. la it not wise an J nrtuoua toprerenti r il ato which ?e in subject, by simple and healthy inenne within our enwtr Kerry dispaeeinunte, rirtuous. and enlightened mind wll hesitatingly anewcr in the afllrmatiee. Thia ia nil that I dame RestsII recommendi or seer recommended. Price dollars ajpickage, accompanied with full end particular dl tiena. They can ha fo. warded by mail to any part of the I ,r ted tttates All letters moat he poet paid, aud addrrmn to MADAME RK8TKLL. Female Physician. Principal ad e. I4S Oraanwieh street, Nrw Yoih. Office hours from t A a loto'cJkP M. Boa'onotfice No. T Essex at IMddtwti PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS iwrxierxD mo rUMBm ll M OK BCHiDKLOQUK, M. D., LISi?>, PfMLTVQ rf?HE scientific ccmhiaatioa of lUgrr-tMuta of which t as 1 pills am composed, hi" emade them the wonder and ration of the world. The. are known nil oeer Europe t UmodI]T prcptntion evfr ?ieeunl wrery warning?prtoo twa |tn.. par aopy. Country fanbacrft nri furniahed at tka nnt rate, for any apecifte peritd, en n remtttamoo la waaor. iw?ot rat-* In adeaao*. Wat i?it*-hwt< *w?T BtBnlf aiiofci, a| imTi**2?mSU'jSrSSTBei,r 1