The New York Herald (New York [N.Y.])
February 2, 1842

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^BSSSSBSSS!SSSF^^^^F^^>^i THE VmC. ril.-Ha 310 ?Wlhmlw I9ST l SEW LINE Ob LIVERPOOL PACKETb. I To tailfrom New fork en the *4/A, and Liverpool rathe 1Mb each month, 1 l 1 FiwNn YmT Shir ROSCIUS, Captain Jehu Cullini. Mth Nor. Slur Si 1)DOSS, Captain E. B. Cebb.sMlt Dee. s I kOM LiriirMl. Ship SHP.RfDAN.Cj?ni?f, A. DtpryiteiyJMli Nor. >1 Shir OARRICK, f'apKin Wro.Sfcidoy, IStb Dee. a 8hi]> ROSCIUS, CapUia John Collins. IJth Jan. Ship S1DDON8, Caplaia E. B.Cobb, iltk Keb. The?e *hip( are all of the lintclass.upwarilaof 1*Mtons,built in the city of New York, with tuck improvement! a* eemkiae 1 neat apeed with uauauaJ comfort Cor pancngen. Every ear* Ml been taken in the arraagementoftheireccaimnodatioaa. The price of paeugekeare iafIM,for which ample storee will be a proridcA Theaeeliipe are commanded by experienced maa ten, who will make every smrtion to pvi general aaueiac r tkm. Neither the captain* or ovraen oftbeic ahipi will be reeponai f Me for any letter*, parcel* or unckagreaant by them, anlcaa re N Ocular bill* of ladinc areMMt therefor. k The (tups of thisline will hereafter go armed, and their pecu- R 3 Bar eouatruclion give* than security not poaaea*id by any other C 2 butveasels of war. V Fwf?^B^^lo.?SouthH..NewYoA.orU WM k J AS. BROWN k CO, Liverpool. P, Letter* by the paeketa will be charged lt( eenta per eingl* D ri (heet: 51 eenta per ounce, and newspapers t eeat each. IJ y M .1 FOR NEW ORLEANS X LOUISIANA AND NEW york LINK OF PACKETS 2 I 4 i Ml 2 1 K^^T^Mtter accommodation o^mppen, it ^otcndml to X' dtapatch a (hip from thu port on the Ut, 5th, loth. ltlh, 90th J Mil Mill of each month, comme icing the loth October, end i, Ctinuing until M?y, when regular dnjri will be appointed foi apinainder of the year, whereby great delay* and dutnp X |l pniuu-oruta will be prevented diirint the (ummer moutli*. The {:^I^VHOIiiHJfh6et. ahinLOUISVILLii"! apt. Hunt. J#lh Oet 9&?ksPEAR?. let November. jj ijhij^ntimlle, cm.^mloid toth not. di USSSfiiMp&B.teSiStow. tfcfP.Vfo MEMPHTVCnpj! Knight, ?th Nor. _ 4 Ship LOUIS A, Capt. Mir ford. l*t December. U These ihip* were all built in the eity of New York, expreaa.ly for packet*, arc of a light draft of ?iUc, bars recently beta J,newly coppered ami put in apicudtd order, with accommodation* for paarengrr* unequal led for co nfort. They are commanded "by experienced maaUia,who will make every exertion to give general satisfaction. They will at all timet be towed op aad a down the Mitoisttppi by steamboats. a Neither the owuera or eaptaina oftheee ihipa wfll be reipoaaiZble for jewelry, bulboa^reeifxu tones, silver, or plated ware, or Tor any letter*, parcel or package, rent by or put on board of JJthcm, ailraa regular mIU of lading are takea for the same, and "the value 'hereon eipreaaed. B For freight or pas* age ,iu>plr to >o T. ir. Collins fc co m south a'.^r u JAMES E. WOODRUFF, Agent in New ijOrtean*. who will promptly forward all good* to hi* addreat. h The snipe of thia hot are warranted to eail nuncturfly as ad Trertieed, and great eer* will be taken to hare the good, correct J 'Iv measured. jgly N omit- SnlToathodaVWh-Otmrchaood. III FOR H\VANA.-Tli?itua bark CLA 4 ii hourly ?p? W, aad will meet I /jHPKS ?i'h twrf poeelble daepalek. hnrinf pari r TOMHiyll *1 her cargo %lrtady Theae de^ Hanmui of (ceunnjr lrei*ht or paaeaye. by I hie lplencid and boau.i felly arranged fMcl, ekonid make early fwUe*,i0* i* ?LOVER k MeMURRAY, rr im ?i pi?? 5J;

V3CLCi(t.i t?. Allaire, will commence rvtmineon Lo 4eturd?y, 8ej>L Ulh, te follower?leave Fulton Market flip, V? ?&3E JK52f27.?.s fUr* t~Uf i3a?s?K#.&tB?. 23^73?!- K *8 otloek P.M. M> The boat will ran aa above until further notice, navtffetion Vi And weather permitting. at am* Nc RED BIhDLINC TO ALBANY, on the WW*? aa Eaet eld' of the rirrr, hariog batter e lag in Vr ^MESBSwui le.me-aebiaa no higher farr.-Oficr, A cRownrd'a Hotel. 171 B roan way Paaeengerv will be forward- I* Id by Stare to Albany by th a Mae from any point on the Eaet T ftde of the river where the boaie may be compelled by ice to K. *t/f?enta will be oa board each of the mail boata to (ire aeeia- aoee and information m, 1 Thie Ime eutenda to Montreal, touching at Albany, (ollea U, inder the Mneeum) aad cm brace# a very direct and commo- V dioua route thither. u: i The etacaa aao borate of tuia line will be found really the pi, pert on the Albany route. a**d no deception. Jy tfet Itncitfl atiMUioB win n pw w mv covmotv mbtv tft, Jitmce 2nd epe-d of all who may give u? the preference. fa. g When the river eh*11 he ahnt up entitle, red Bird fill run all Uure ugh front New Yoefccitj to albmy. L V. BAKER. Proprietor. cfcln sfafttrt itlakbi^uun. dS3^St r?* wKiui>*u *tr**t-gpi^fe^3" ^UT.teaaior STATIN ISLAND]^ Lwh Mutfi Mnl Le?n wVitchil At I o'clock *_*. At o'clock aj*. Mlf II 1 i r.wL h |1 H U u J* m u j" a u Or ItnAj iiHN wiM W two M? to run. The loot boot ^?Tt? t*baUn Uteudat o'clock, r. m. W wlH lewt tko foot ofWnrree llreet T, few York, ore ry Muodey. Thri ?Jey *ad Saturday afternoon'* N, 14 o'clock. Returning the Riltin.M will l?av* Newburgfc 2 terjr Monday norma* at o'clock, Ui i oooday ul Friday b Ttcraooaatlo'clock. l|Torfr?ifhtorpa*eage.?rplr to the Captain board. V J. B. All b0M?c *.|J rroytit of ??mt deacription, bank w. lUaoriporiO. iwfoii hoard thi* boat, mint be ?t the Hoboftho 5 ?Dcrt thr ruof.uule** a kill of lading orrveeipu* *ig?*d for {/J Se tint mgg n I- STAKLIKE fOR NEW ORLEANS- n?r- M Han*, ia thi* line which will V taken at the rrry loweit rate*. k tv followaaiahipa, which will auceocd each other aadcaif tt IWfhrit. cor. South. J,, ILWTUM A.nij LT7ElmMH3?5HlilEitClAL CINE Di OP PACKETS. M M M M FAJL1N1t TO A FnOM LIVERPOOL WEEKLY. r 1 OLD EBTA"LI9RED PASSAOR OFFICE, I No ?i Hou'h ?tf ct, New York rIE tukocnbor.la mn norma it arrangement* forth/ )?4t. ?pg?*r* before hit fruDda with MBltawaK of v p*ct for the *bl. .upport lu ha* received for m?'^ (''.clik/wiaewiokoo to e*H the attention of Ihr s?a^Ji?w widft* tbci- ft end* i. Finland, If I tad, .,?.*"*3 n that the) ran at ail Itnc he a, cnair 1,P by w. aklv I-'-'?ml?. Irotn Lie k?h? w I (he Well 1 row a ^aabaenber tobarc Ihc j,er ini. ?t.o wn i ivi "St dnr d lay and .w?wh> rc"'l ra*t (a'iafird tnat crcry tt II* and dilh'tlt atto w?B w* Br toocaihy the Li.arpnol f( taut* to.tW*.?.*"! *Br.'.V W II ha uftwho way eabaik with _ ctn, ai>d AiwW auy ot thw.#v?f,o.? raw fcka* i-cea pant, llemk.ik ih'n onry wilt hr, r*r rt?a pi# 4?airr lamakia, known the d fTertnt o lip* by whicti I i? ?ra rime out during the laat year, _ I ich n?? 8' i trfartion. auil in?? i,e ha? c tiaidrr- r >ly lten-icd *uH cop ,,.ia,h-d hi* anaog?*a*ata far the year n. tl 1 V following I* I tat of ahipt_ hip Scotland K,,; in?.n Vup Oaerola _ Child* J "ficWil VVila ui St. CWud Emirarn Frw0.f"rt Kna.rll New vnrk Niran JlotM II CwT H we* W*r*tw "L'S111" a Ytihriri* Wll-n Orwnt" m AHpK) CWlcTCt WW? t, Clifum Talbot *l?7 t' Loon^ila All.-n N llampahir* HaHinf t H Ao?o?k, EiP"*o? r.nih'K Uoorfwanaoa A'idfci .ir.nn 5i be wore*, an? kr.fta ftir?lgk*d for anT V""""*: ?ab??iw "Mrrl"*. RSrlV?MW>V Warn hra. and -J.o k?.n J. h W. Kobtaa^Li.a^Ut.wfciau ar? paid. Oat af ?ajr cW??. Ur^*ho?l

Me w4.M? I l?.ptw?s WueHwD*ck,Ui*?wt I NE' NEW LTTK flTOl I 4 Name* or State*, kc. J s 5 i i I* u? Mjm tma it* rw [lan|Mllilt 41 1*1 *75,50* 111 11,484 *8* 174 378 WeULft* 8*44 818*1 94 onirac icut 34,Ml 9*8 55* 401 ermout 81,40* l?l *41 I*" I *w Yolk 474.143 1 111,*41 3,11 twJrrv T 78,10* **0 *84 *11 rnn?$>iv,ntft 311 1*8 I 177,18$ 1,14 tlawtre 14,4*1 89 881 3! UrjlooJ] *5 7.4 98 irflftia ;s*6,438 1,0*4,148 or4h Cftroliaft. 184,80* *17 371 S'l ?ulh 4 larolw I 1*8X1 57**08 31 -or*!* 157*4* *34.4it Ml l,bl aft 141 147 (*8 018 1*5 i ?'*?i >1*fto M 144 185 1 0 ?i m m'hioetk, 907 144 7,1*9.310 todrui oi, 40 ii bit lit alwc'icet, 107 119 9,494 319 rtnoat. 9m 91 1,111*31 w yor%, mo ms 1517317 :wjo??t, 49 31 440 71* in*\ 340 110 2,1 1001 !a??rr, 1 9 1*4 7m rylkoii, 30 3* ui,n4 r/inm, 47 41 147 7*1 >rih c?r"lfna, 1 3 3.900 ith corolibk, 9 1,400 i i.ioi >bin.a, ovoippi, uwi4d4, n'mk, 4 90 14 9*0 o'oekr. 49 151.740 io, 90s 130 004,717 liua, *4 37 m 1*7 anit, 4 1* 1(40 mkurl, 9 13,790 ktmw, 1 ii* ebifko. 10 4 1,734 iriw, koiuui, rtri:4 uf gonuttux, tolkl, 9,500 i 49* 90m0.im t00acc0. hat1, cam, ~7~ w~~i i a?e or state, etc. g k jj-i *i i ??i si i" i i o r. zim. w.000 $74,l?4 jttjiot t>?'tu, N.500 SiS.438 Ml US 7-de l-Un?T, 34.KW *1.4*1 8? 10* joarcti'Mt, ST.ITS *43.6.10 334,780 ij rinofjt, **.433 3 811 sw tork. TSJISO St4,i|T 100.348 8J ew Jrrtty, 4T.M0 1,18 SSI 333*0 I 0'sy lr>tu*. 3ST.B5I 830.331 90 Sit I,1 rf5,300 4?* ?r>-Un4, 136 100 1 S3 451 13.300 I l.S.1,000 156.778 11,700 iirth Carolina, ?',05S 3S,i8T 1,700 ivth Carolina, 16,' 00 3 TSO wgiv 1,111 33,711 'absm*. 3,310 oojj'lf*. 5.14* RTllil, *6 000 3*7,47* 164,811 330 00 301 ,510 4,4*3 J?* *8*10 71*413 :*4*? 34 700 133 44 8 04* >?m?. aMJ 343M 1J)Tt J*?""' SI,7 S 1U,*30 1*0 1,400 Khhao, 1 7*0 30 4*1 *61 5,340 1,500 ibr^.,,, 01 1*,*? o S101 rtylct of C skunkis, 1***0 47,300 To??J. 3,437,1*1 8,704 J4t 1,479 80* *0, Cnltod State* Distort Court Befire Judge. JJctt*. Dtoi^oss. Fit. l.-Oi?r|ia /; ind that, accordingly, no right of action ou bebnlf if libt llant is established ia this caaa. Therefore, it a ordered and deeread.that the libel be diomiaaed, sritk cost*. Bammd Booker, et oi v*. the Steamboat Bbibiq. W YOl YORK, WEDNESDAY MO STATISTICS OF K I CtlLlL (IKAIWt. "5 "8 o 5 "5 5 I u I J 11 1| 13 J*: 5-ss t-S s o 5 6 i 2? o J? J g Z fc Z S .964 117 3-6 $133,171 1118.166 355 1(1 I,"76 408 137 941 366 131.671 107 093 433 194 121,6*9 1366,114 309 148 1 336 143.11 178 157 117/33 166,319 l,3!9Wu 636.014 1,146 36,656 6 l7? 3 COS 66.499 11.769 1,443 363 737.434 1 .819 963,403 13l?76 495 600 51 781 3.333 544 330/163 1 777 1,90" 063 1 153.413 It 9 6 4l8 3 530.046 30 67S 847 9 979.318 7.1 13-5 361441 3 '6 85$ 774 303 19 601 3 06 1 614 1,664 830 t r,5.'0 1,601 344 685 80' 13 318,077 303.868 20 841116 6,611873 t, '.947 74,938 47 365 315.166 5 860 987 405 33 646 2 714 416,943 218 765 3 :445783 3 594 3,5989 1 311.608 357 594 4 049.376 *4.015 5 68t.60? 139 691 672 1 493 354 309 501 3 331.303 82X51 4 948.006 88,197 018 1371161 >70 617 1,03*,3M 8/ 01 2,334 947 68.608 2 131 393 066 109 188 101,074 700 166 658 6 216 I 11$ 395 890 82 780 3,157, 09 lt7.8l)9 8,114,041 64 36 M34 98.690 II 007 412 10 13*829 305 1 492 61 363 16,167 919 116 11.063 300 614 1.365 .354 104 691 16.339 151,693 788 6I6J65 3 193 766 4 473 3 092 12 147 394 16,751 6,061 ,174 >6 301,193 >,344,401 94.S83.27> 4,161,504 l>3 OTI.341 18,645 56 7 7 OF THE FOREST. j eg sow mcHMtmr "s 4 r? U f 11 o J* c-z H? as 1 "H H "if f i* -si M 6 -3? 1" s a |5s i 12 2 oS o f O cw _____ 5 _ t Iljf 2 2'U9 1,836 98 1 907,704 I I/OOO 34,118 5M 40*74 IBOH 37510 15 500 990 870*31 5 220*83 9,005 141*8 TV, ItC. LU1HII, TARWCMM 1199 J i i l 3 x Si I 1 li I? 6i 58 ?i "c? s s 3 s tl 11 i i J jj f f I I ill $28.C50 326 123 747 W454 7S4 $571 729 ?il 42,461 211 4?.3* HMi H?J It 72 003 "I 33M23 117 S3. II 1M*?7 ?.3* 411177 |M Mb71 Ml 102,713 101137 5 I 403,013 Pit 1,/!74..V59 1,714 1.252,490 177,003 5,47# 3 96? 3l> 1 r? nf eoiti on J I nu was an n;)jM ni ?iuiu m>> _ 16.000, inatead 'if 1,0 w> Taxation partly affirmed and partly diiall?wed. (I'm Corktr V*. brig SmUh fiirrhim ?The Nou'h Durham ffn a British teasel, anil nailed from a port in Wale* lor New York The complainant ahipped a* mate, but a q larrel took plic-i between him anil the captain, and he wai placed before the J,'1 mast. Oo arriving here, he applied for red rata to f* 1 the Britinh c.moil, h it conld obtain noac, and 1 wa* told to rrtnrn to hit ve?*e|. Thia he rafuacd 5>a to do, and libelleil t h bri? for wage* due, die. The Judge, in pronouncing the dccroa, aaid it UI" was a ru!a of th Conrt, not to permit the aeainen of foreign treaaela to tntar action* agalaat them unlesa in extreme case* of peoeeution, or where u* they could not appeal to the law* of their owe iv* country. ~7>rrr#r ?It appearing to the Court, that the II- #jt, bellant ia a Bntiih *rarn*n, and that hi* contract Mj waa made with, ?nd aerrieca rendered on board, a Brit ?h veaael, nnd that he had a nroper oppertn- j?_ nity to return in ihe rr?? el to her heme port, when yf, hi* contract mi to terminate, and whirh he refeaed jje to do. Therefore, it ia ordered aad decreed, that j,e? hiaeaaei* not one ef which tbi* eeurt caw take r0| cognizance hy arrest of the reaeat. Libel dia- for miaaed, with coata. for to I Mew Tbkat**.?Mr. William Dinnefore baa ia eoetemplation the areetinn of a new theatre in ha; Iitai?"ill*, VJ So aay* the LouiariUe Gasetta. tea El K H HIVING, FEBRUARY 2 THE UNITED ST; AGRICULTURE. I m M O .8 3 2 2 I II 1 il 1 1 r .2 S ft. I 03 C 3 IT,Ml 980 543 MM* '?U?SS 10101 I IM'? I .'MO. IT Ml,*** J?" JJJ bT uSo 1.800 194 Ml,00* 454.T9S t.?M 8 WS.JW ISO,Hi 133*30 ?1? 'J* J J Jag i >3 a 13 I 500,141 88U ft i 3 i, S. I m *3 53 I 4 4 1% i I 139 $*45,481 15? l"l,H3 1% W 44,534 134.1*0 1?4 18 J 14,795 1,100 H I? 18,450 83 131 1,588,474 M4 119 J'?* Jli 83,535 HI 173 798 891 779 5 41,^71 109 24 000 10 "?3 i5 r* u 14) 511.504 1 0 9-8? l'9?0 147 13,485 4* 84 7,885 18 95 153175 4, _9 4? "1 34,000 i I?5 37 IT# 149 894 Ml JO MB StJJMM 29s y a ?jo 190 34,203 II Mi 71 1.740 20 W 9M 111 *60 SI fi 07 1,440 7 IW 12 40 42 400 HQ ,001 0,461.907 6,492 947 99,073 JUFACTURES?CONTINUED. w. i in i i i pm S I 3s z o y dt.3 -a z o y. tj I 0,997 l.4'4 0I| 8S,4sS J.roo 249 IIS 100 39 99 0.9?r 7,407 4. 929 3.710 1.512 441 240 1CJ 910 1380 023 .'14 113 MR 910 1374 910 113 3?9 0>2 3,740 3,400 210 142,503 0 04 _ IT 235 1 ~T 2 146 A _ Ti Is H 14 72.111 81,109,359 15,7M| 1I0.8U JFACTU RES?CONTINUED. IU1II, kc. MU' v i k |f* If 1 It! j i ft 1 s*! r J 130 4481*14 *111JI7 M458 *11 IN g 131 714181 231 84* 10,100 41 M4 1,534 llUM3>4t J.tlb 544 12.110,401) 1,447,444 44 l?rill) 7U 898 1,417,04(1 157.450 404 9.017.041 11| 4*7 237 100 444 710 200 301400 144.090 40 3uO ?407 2 849 6 4J2M4 4,743 744 11.110114 478 1,8 0 7(3 437 *21 4iiJ 939 S4f.8400 030 ?.j 8* 9 000 184,340 084 9 84 183 fii 732*48 3*9,-35 1 282 428 8*4.134 1984 146 917 215 8.881 "J* 4,318 488 87? 730 001 447 511 1,3.7 540 41* 184 5J i,7 *It 9* 503 $19,871 117*8* 3I0 299 315 173.827 138.000 94 1 000 5? 17 400 1.*30 142 778 1* 841 fol 1*9140 W7'4 7?l?0 *7*78 8 90* 4 250 lo w 9 8.4 J, *00 7 002 *4 317 12 J09 4*75 1 *47 9,740 4.41* 7 110 480 ??750 310 000 1**140 18.194,4*8 lOSM.lM 41820 18T 17 *04 507 Sprrltl S'MlOfl*. I ore Jtdso Lynch, tnd Aldermen Timpoo" ind J time* g /II 1 lL? krtkkAw'a Klff l?llA 111# J rfi I.?i inrirc h? refused to let Kim shave i, was sent to the pen h ntiary fop three months. rline Bell, a colored woman, for stealing silver n fable and sail spoons, wortu from Mrs Sa- Disbrotv, was sent np for sixty days. Isaac E Imcs, for stealing a rj amity of wearinc apparel rth from Mr R bimrnn, No 32 Walnut set, was also sent up for sixty days William inn, for stealing a piece of muslin, valued at $3, t on Adaru Murray, C thrum- street, was re- n nded back to the city prUen, thirty days. John F rtcr was se ,t up for ninety days, for stealing a b ca of flannel, worth $10, from tha store of V sirs. Lord k. Tuyler. William la nan, a lad, C s found guilty of ntrikin e his aged father, John is gnan, but owing to the desire of his parrnt, he ei s discharged. Msry Runyon, a color-d woman, in stealing some earpetiag worth $12, from Tho- ti s Allen, was sentenced to thirty days in the T prison Jane Fiixrernld, for committing a* ault and battery on fcHeamr Simpson, wss sent :ltv prison for ten days. Klix t Hunt, for steal- vi afewyards of stair carpeting, worth $8, from qi m. H. ilogan, waa sent op for sixty days. jc urge Thompson, met a yeung woman that had k in staying oat till twelve clock, and being |g nedi he strneli her, and the court sent bias as m sixty days. Thomss Irwia, a case, waa tried At stealing a flat iron from Mart.n Healy, waa acnt |e aity prison fifteen days. William Tyne, a co- tl ad man, waa found guilty of Mealing a bunch of 8 rs from limothy Croeia, and sent to the pent- di tiary for six moetha. John Fields, eae of tho it ERA 1842. 1TES FOR 1840. VARIOUS CftOTS a. g I 2 -2. 2 5 J U l-s hi i* |i I a H j9 j1 I I Is I 958 88 80 73 JJJ 108.8871 488 24 8'4 013 8.873 2,890 394 7u9| 31.8941 73 317,108 3 33# 3 494 18 4 3.101 101 388 9 8791 13,773 3M 3J.2 I,J13 51,838 180 3,014 21110 5151* 60 580 8SI 81 710*74 3,080 13.8881 10', 181894 13.384,753 183.391 998 3,881 l? 71* 3 373,401 149.0.0 117,138,813 1 303; 171 if 83 471 777 185 193,401.377 91 ox ig| 119.rl4 3,804 831 153.545,3*8 317 31 331 3.344) 39 .->50,4 43 7,977 27,701,377 1,317 89.306 9 292t 53 436 919 18 378 831,455 737 1,033 037 9 0681 8,94 1 313 4,3> 171018 8 031 1 918 309 'J* 1*4.883 I m| 581 314 480 2*0.847 1,1*0 49,801 19 010J 9.1417.9'I 60 111.133 70 M? 103*1 145,430 3,45 1 6,029 843 88 118,805 735} 1,8412 M* 1 ,?7 3 75,374 411 119 13,110,313 124 80'889 3 118 17 863 611} 6.073 1 391 88 610 851 IOJ749 10*1 95,251 glt.tta.31* 80,841,422 7*0,473,*74 41*39! MANUFACTURES. IRMl I mKCIOl* NCTtll. I TAKIOI h NfCTALI. |i 5 a B A H 3 v 4 ?-d i? *1 eS. ST s X 1 c& s" 6 "3 5 2 6 f. I _ 4 3*125 >7 789.01,1 580 4? 3 600 9 14*40 26 12 2,400 7 31,200 99 48 5,461 12 99,300 72 1 1*40 5 6 6.009 I *7.900 46 600 4,900 9 1 3*00 5 39 17,2(9 34 28,000 37 ~~"l,744 4.734 *90 1,556 9,779,442 6.9T7 2. I Fu?. L I* i ji si i 'I Jj I 9| ?2-j i I' j It (196 (4 000 )4 6 26 863 60 I K M 116 68.719 75,100 41 #90*50 1,16 93 109 65,410 90 4 49 5i 6 2 1.150 65 II 36 96 8*3 1 45,(20 00 15.000 1.40 10 7 2 020 33.914 1 79 105 700 I SI 61 88 09*17 75 6 72 486 56.5H 1,09, 2 18 5,030 54 11 10 9,711 4 873 22 1 1 *t? 96 1 3 60 14 T 9M 14 3* 9.500 3,136 142 I J II 3.467 7,519 X 9 444 12 23 27 2.766 II 7.77 31 942 91 4 I 3 6*51 241 101 4, 10 l*?0 60 II SO 30 246 S3! 2 4.374 341,266 1.116 206,067 6,j1 1.616 210,101 3 1 600 3?,6?6 23 36 600 WB.U 637 1 26 SO Ml T? I* 336 747 4,764 ?0J 168 300 66' !2t? 72 2,613 27 1 6 333 66 766 31 n 3',|0 1M "Jl 1 _ 14 3.'60 "Jo'S lii 315 616 23.745 366 \V*TR )B4 1 05 1 64.7-0 360 6-336 447 111 SO 13 066 323 41 17 MS i? 1 KitiJ 15 14 707 238 JU6.368 632 32 200 63 26.316 ft I^ID 34 337 7M 1 3.4H 1 2 .Mil IK IV W m a,M?,?51 5 #11 1TST?'? 16, j?? *f gathering array, whose appearance betake sod ib int three degree* of a remove (ruin the genus mrang outang, vtole a tea kstile and put 'I 'n,?. h'* "eg bag, for which the court seat him op for ?i*ty la**. Benaett Unwell, *fole en orer coat from Villiam Hob ton He was *een by a pert utile iharabermaid, who resided at tb' boaidmg hou-e. 0 cater it without a enat aad leave it wiih one. The ceurt sentenced hioi 10 the city prison lor hirty days. The Court then adjourned to Friday norniag. Scprkmc Corar or tub USrxTr.s Haurday, Jin. U9, I HI 2 -N W Mayor and Aldcrlen of Mobile city, pla niiff i.i error, vs. Miguel B. Islava. The argument of this cause was concluded y Mr. Test for the plaintiff# in error. No 27 Vidian H Fresh, plaintiff in error, va It ah lilson,et ai Theargument of thiica ise was consienccd by Mr. Robert T Rrrnt for the plaintiff# in Tor, continued by Mr. Bradley for the defendants 1 error, aad eone uded by Mr. Brent, for the plain* IT* in error. Muanc* at Oisowoaoa Hil*.? A atranger, a trailer. aaid to be from Roch'-ater, etopped at a hotel lite late en Tuesday evening, at Onondaga Hill, iur milea from Syracuse, and a krd for a night's tiffing, aayiag he was without money. Thrndlord replied to the effect that it was net curtowry to accommodate trarellera without money, :c. The traveller became very abusive, and w.#e at natli ordered out of the b"uae. Refusing to to, te landlord called a man in his employment (Mr. immune,) to put him oat Ae they reached the i ?or,ibe stranger drew a knife aad stabbed flimmo? 1 trough the heart. The murderer cneaped. 1 LD. t foirnt. irnii. iitu, lu. I I |j t?"l |Ti I 1 ,5 J f ;i 4 I 5S I --41 M M la 131 1 jj'M i 50>,'11 1,496,^0^1 *fvl49 -?m2 1,841,3)4 403480 J.410.484 705,766 ,?l a am m 7,163 40,034 674.319 311,006 jV.V'JS 33 000 171,4.31 .377.610 62.37 1'71,; 2f" :3?,744 47.450 605 172 1.36,133 6.49 1 A?7?j1 1 10,149 60,655 36.1,204 '.5,240 ;-f 1' 'i'TlS T! 118 42.4 350.565 14.468 -4 110.947.730 301.867 153 0 9 11,769 9.--AI r.3i2 259 079 104.41.4 472.4 11 3?7.l')3 8.39 4 1,377,835 2?4, 22 031 373 434,835 2.200 V iuu* 3*1.466 272 5-0 1.353960 47..37I 1|5? 1 i',3 9?7 3.737,705 l.-3.:i2 7 12 2 9 II0.II.53 10.365 |Wj04)? 3M,i.lA 134,540 429 175 135,75?i 4; l 95., J?7 374 85) 81,991 100.431 00 871 "3 12,19644 1.541 79 806 ->9 2oR 10 6-0 498 71* 1,329 76 1 54 498 31I.V-51 18 076 11.955 I 976 317 8 (43 31.1 94 1,035 mm* 133238 4 33 9 0 677 37 13 6*7 41,6*41 7 .404 23,609 60 259** 1.287 5.5*6 3 507 25 9 30* 1 1*6,100,809 5 098,681 33,787 00* 7,236,904 114.774 38* ri?*.9i rr, MHO 1.1, in-. nti. and limk. Ei 4 8 6 -92 5 I 12 3-1 ?-d s-j e-d t s Ei. bC. Gj; bg, Ss 3 .0 c g" 3-a r. ?sT H H -r4 J f* im.no 1 280 *6.21.586 881 $34.0.M8 21,018 .53 8 3.166 -138 1?M*8 217JH0 274 .410.798 758 3,691.0*6 86 30-1 4 3 66.000 MS 6-8 1G? 30,866 63 161,146 307 2.24.0I* 03,116 116 40-1.319 234 141 3** 9*8,930 1,447 1,106 537 3.ISO 4 5>>8,t** 102100 16 3762405 573 1,513J||A 44MIO B:)* 1 733,590 71,1*8 9.557,6*0 12,000 10 56,5.1-7 11* 8324*9 1*3,750 247 409,456 1,042 42*5*1 18,65-2 40 .'93^-5:1 1.004 14742141 128. J 45 51^136 37* 17,1*9 199,4418 1,891 73,4*5 102740 10 14n,61>5 666 2IO.70* 723 94-0 5,4041 10 110,371 417 16s 3* 9,8-20 25 2411,919 057 118,192 2*6.181 401 712,907 1,160 4.77.0M *,730 0 8 047,761 1,9*7 1I0,**? 10 J12 36 9*8,498 HI 104,M* fijat0 TJ 1*8,804 (71 954,404 m sio.sos a ii.no i.ooj 6 mji3 9*8 rr*n 37 400 IM 00.906 6,437 43 4.3M 13,710 XO ??U6 3,000 4 131,1*0 160 ts:iaao 9,441^60 V34 0,734,045 93,907 140,060,801 Mixed Miritactueei. I Tobacco. 1 S i ij it 1 :l 8 !i I Ji 1 ll I a;* u >i z* 1*08 300 *7-040 *111,150 37 IJ?J 34 4?,470 10300 17 7 005 1,101 444,11.-. 174,141 3M 1044 500 147.600 .71 Jr*u |?0 0330 1,404 343.000 133,404 937 5,374 3X4 101.740 7 047 9,001 47.7 013 431 570 140 I 313 343 "4.140 0434M 100 9,810 3 003 1,413 01.1 '>-.0 110 OK' 17,000 34 1.300 1.149 930.010 313'4)0 371 7341 7 43 101.403 4 404.671 3,:>U 119*64 401 3,460 4 500 7 335 3 140 "303 33 708 3,300 10 1.0306 414 1.443 04 537 *9,413 230 7317 5 3.143 30 >03 415 401 ShT 303 553 13.1414 2i3>l* 1*7 1394 514 19,146 45 449 ff 1.711 40 *311 10 0 30 14 .114 40 4,5*5 106 585 736 3 5300 l? 10.140 M 1,406 4 550 46 6 1310 90 7S370 97.5*0 15308 15300 4,348.001 3,410,64* 8384

DIITIL1.ED A!?D riWItXTII) H6C0F9. I 1 j i 1 ss I I i it 1 1 1r 5_ sr 7 {44.006 1 O.OOO 7 006 1 7 439396 JM 948,106 1 3 89,400 4? 136(60 49 80 .186 I 13 6(0 5 5 880 81 ?056. 33 1,4*0 3,107 066 4 904.175 961 390 8~0 87 19 76.1 071 1,607 1 36? 471 8 543>'0 0,006 II 89*140 144 (1*' 0* 5 33,9. 1.844 1*7 919 17 101 1.433 186 906 7 6 14 349 94 31* 38 0 6 7 200 9SO >4,31* 3 123" 13 916 I 9 405 37 110 066 4 13*0 1.441 9*8 IB* 50 914 1*1 1,0*2 315,406 50 1.4 7,19 4 70* 006 1*6 29 .84 1*0 569 993 416 II 9AM 2.11 188.164 7 37 4,100 285 108 874 ?84 1*396 10 304304 114 191,366 I 3 I *,300 II 14 400 1 3 1360 I 141006 35 97 066 404 93 347,739 1341) 9,IT "OB Fin* *t R nrnnTrn?The hre on Sa'nrd .y n.OTu"' inudestroyi d the carpenter shop of Mr. LoveoraA. ia which it originated?a frame d-vl!ing houec, b*? longing to Mr. O'K'gan, occupied by neve rnl Umili'H? the ball alley in rear of the American Hotel? nod the rear part of the grocery and dwelling af J. Rigoey it Co.' ia s>i Jfaura street No insurance. J loch Kvc Pout. ALi.aocn Mcrinr.?Fire?eatnen of tha crew af the whale chip Herald, ofFairbatea, were sent aa prisoners, charged with niatiny, from the Cape of Good Hope, in the brig L-vant, ("apt llnlaaee, which arrired at thia port on Smarmy. Henry Harna, L*q V S Dapnty Marshal, upon the arrival of tha l.evaat. arretted tha prisoners, and bad them oonveyed to jail, They will ha brought tip for axamiaatim to day -Hoitan Po*t, Jan. 31. Rsrtstt or Pnnvt?r.?Martoa Jano ProiroH hax rreovcred ?S6t? G7 from Georgn Dane, in virtaa of r r rlie.t rendered before tho Court of Common Plena, sitting at Dorcr, N. 11, for a breach of a marriage promise. IffDM**. -The whole number of Indians eaat and went of the Mi*i*<ippi in eatimated at 194,390?the number of triben went of that river in forty fire, and the lodiaaa in those tribea are 199,799. There are nix tribes east of the Mi-siasippi fram whom eouc h ive aa yet been re moved. Th-re ar- besides nine other tribe* in various parts of the United State*, from whom 76,411 have been removed, ia which there are 62 019 p-moun remaining. Bail Mo I?The Sandusky Clarion of Saturday saps, the Iw U entirely removed from the hay, tad that ma Taeaday a large ehooner pasted the mouth ff the hay ea it* upward trip, towa.-ds Detroit

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TT*- ??'m m NEW YORK HERALD. ?w Vork, Weduraak)-, ftbrualjr 1844. In Bankr?|Ncy. It will be seen by tho following Direction! of lite Kale! of the United 8tstee Circuit end District Court! ol Now York, in "Boiiki uptcyin what manner petitioner* any cor e.ed, an J that their lira! Step, or can he before one of the Commisilonera The following rule! are to be ob?? rveJ in presenting a petition. let?The name of the petitioner muat be iubaci IboJ In fail, in the presence of tne officer triorc whoni it it pieeentod dor etUaiaUou. 4d?The name of tho Attorney for the petitioner muat berudereed thereon. 3d?Every separate paper jniuxrd to, or connected with .the petition and u,-plica', ion muat bo al?o subscribed by the pcti-ioner before the oifi-er to whom they ere prra ia directed ia the txeC?tion ef the petition. 4th?Filing a pctitiou atiJ the other papers ?o prepared, ?erti?od and retaiuod to the Clerk oi thtoa Liar nan i* Losto.n .?This distinguirhed philosopher is getting more aud more popular iu Barton. Last Saturday at the T rem out Theatre, he had an aacience ot 1(100 at ?1 per soul?many ot their ladiea, north $!039 a head, lie cleared gKJt) for that nijrht only. The moralist- arc beginning to go it Mom. F -its a?dTuaxi>.?Adain.lt Co. of the Espc-iwLae?, brought to us yesterday over the Houanion.: Railroad, in seventeen hoars, the Albany Journal of Monday evening?more than a h.dfado* sen horns >c ad\ atice of tlic other routes. A nd Hamden A Oo. sent u- Boston p?(>, t? in advance of the UiL The Common Covacil meet in joint ha'lot this evening at 0 o'clock. The Yaunj; Men's P ra?cratie General Com kittee nsoC. at Tammany If dl, at o'clock, tkis Tenia* Lsttiji La ran trom J vm iha.?We htve received advieee t'rom King-ton to the 12 h ult. It appears that after the riot# were over ihcte had tern a der.ruotne luv at Motion. Karnfsrac: nmigrntion hud hen( will attract crowded aateafelaf daring it* eon diiMM- "Whatever it d^ne hy Miteheli is wel Mad neatly dene, and lew manager, fan do more. Chatham TariTsr.?The new piece of the Me shan;c a id hi Queen mccta the moat unj>* allrlcd imecetfr. Th" in'-me inttreetof the plot is kept up A rough cot tie piece, unl he unbounded applause which it reeeme la the sore teat of ita merit. In addition to this, th" riit-rptising manager off*re to mgh: the attractive a, cctaclc ol L ndine, w ith a favorite melo drama. Highly Important from Barton?Tito Opto. Ing or Bn'i IHotlWrUt shahapcarf of r Ilrporltd reporting Hlutoelf. We harden to give our leaden the annexe^itn- potUnt intelligence from F.rtaa. The uunMtal j Box, it weenie. h?ia been compelled to be hia own re- c porter in Boston. What a reflection on the indo* 1 leuca and m^apabihty of the Boston new?pap> r press! [From the Boston Mail 1 The elver plate voted to Cap'ain .lie wetf,"by the paakeogiriii in lite nteanifchip Britannia, on her last voyage from Liverpool to Boston, w,u presented by ChaiTea Dicker*1. Etq (Bo/.,) in the presence of a large number of Indiee and gentlemen, in the saloon of the Treniont Theatre, on Saturday laat. _ The plate consists of a pitcher, formed in Grecian style, richly chased a-id ornamented, two silver goblets, unique in form, and splendid salver to match. j Mr- Dickens addressed the assembly, and Captain Hewett, in a very neat, graceful and appropriate manner; and Capt. Hewett responded with the brevity and frankness of a aailor. We have been kindly favoreJ by Mr Dickens with a copy of his remarks, which were as follows:? Lanes ass Gran.i wts J I am assured by your presence here this morning, that you have become acquainted with the nature of the welcome doty which I have to dincjjar go, arqBwhich iamoit r pleasantly commendid to me inxdoutle Ibiuo flratly? N because it cannot fail to be gratifying to a w orthy man who has established a strong claim upon my interest 1 and ooteem 1 aud secondly? because it aifords me an opportunity of me? ting you, w hom 1 have a thousand rem sons for loving to see, here, or any where 1 It may he known to you, peihaps, that passengers on t board the Britannia steam ship which bare me and some fourscore others to these happy abodes, held a meeting together the day bciore our arrival, the object c ol w hich, was, to do honor *o Coptain Hewett, the able r commander under whose guidance we had creased the f Atlantic. I, anil two other gentlemen, (one or wbolu stands ileal arc and the other 01 whom is prevented by business, l'rom attending here today) had the honor to be deputed by that meeting to cany itt Intention into ed.-ct. In the execution otthc truat repoawi in ns, by our fellow passengers, wo are moat desirous to impraaa you with the fact that thia ia very far from be, in j an ordinary or mattur of course procer-ling that it is not a matter of form, but of good sound subataace-, that in presenting Ca|it. Hewett with these slight and frail memorials, we are not following out a hoilow custom, but arc imperfectly expressing the warmest and most earnest feelings being well assured that with eiod's blessings, we ow e our safety and preservation, under circumstances of unusual peril, to his ability, courage and skill. You will please to understand that these tokens on the table, are an acknowledgment, not in them- salves, but in the feeling which dictates their presents J tion, of mauy long and weary nights of watcaing and fatigue of great exertion of body, and acuoh anxiety of mind and of the pr ompt and ellicient discharge of arduous duties, such as do not often present themselves. In a w ord, this it anything but an extraordinary return for really extraordinary services aud we wish you to regard it in that light,that our present may have a value t it was intended to In ar, and which is far enough remuv- ed, Heaven knows, from its intrinsic worth or beauty. Captain Hewctt,(continued Mr. Dickrn*,addressing that genth mm I am very proud and happy to have beau selected as the instrument of convey ing to yon the heartfelt thanks of my fellow passengers on hoard the ship en' trusted to your charge,and of entreating your acceptance of this trill ing prt sent. The ingenious Artists who n in silver, do not always, 1 find, keen their promi*on the ocean lor n ue to come. Id all time to come, and in all your voyages tea, I hope you willhavea thought for those wh live in your memory by the help of there-trifles. As will often connect you with the pleasures of tho homes and firesides from which they onsc wandered.aim which, but for you, they might never have regained; so they trust that yon will sometimes associate thrsn with your hours of festive enjoyment: aud that when you drink from these cups, you will feel that the draught ia commended to your lips by friends whose best wishea you have; and who earnestly and truly hope for your success.happiness and prcspeiity, in all tho nud'Ttakings of your life. Good, Uoz?very good, Boz?capital?Boz, capital. Here's the kind and benevolent spirit, expressed in simple old Knglieh, which ought always to distinguish the Shakspearc [of locofoco literature throughout the universe. OC?" Cii.vkmg DicKm*B\va9 to visit the National Theatre, Boston, on Monday last. A full home certain. He doe* not visit Providence till June. Bankrupt Lists. J \Mfc8 G. BeMSKTT, Kit;. Statin your paper of yesterday you htve proposed to publish a list Bia'ia" of all the bunkrupta in this city for the benefit ol merchants and the community at large. Thisis well is far as it goes, hut as a sub briber to your valuable paper, and an admirer of the independent and learletw spirit with which it ia conducted, I take the liberty of offering one or two suggi-s'ione. 1 Yeu are aware that New York merchants find I themselves interested in almost every village, town, and city ol the I nitcd States, and therefore it is just a-i nece^ary for I hem to know who become bankrupts in other places as in their.owu city. If, then, you would, irstead ofconfiniag yourself to a simple announcement of bankrupts in this city, i>ue a weekly publication, to be called uncttV Bankrupt ana Insolvent Gazette," firing a list of all the bankrupts and insolvents, as far as can be ascertained. all o"er the Union, with the names of assignees, solicitors, and so on, with such other information on the subject as can be collected?it would, 1 think, It give great satisfaction to the public at Urge una J merchant* in particular, and would, no doubt, obtain 1 great patronage every where in this country, as well j as In Europe. i If you deem these remarks worthy of considers- t lion, I shall be happy to give you any information I s poMesw; or you could, ii you have not one on hand, t easily obtain front London a copy of IVorry's Lon- i dou llaukrupt Gazette, which gives a list of all the bankrupts and insolvents of ttie I'nitrd Kingdom of s Great Britain and Ireland J lam induced to make these suggestions, ferlin-r as c 1 do that you are the only editor in this country t pubic of carrying out my views, you having cones- t pendents in every town and city in the United States, as well as being willing to forego the hope of i present reward, for the purpose of benefiting the 1 public at large. Yonr obedient servant, 1 Fkoxt Sthhct. Fen. 1,18-12. Asswrn.?These suggestions we shall take into serious consideration.?Ki>. HkBald-

KccMEitcmc Amatkvk TiiEATntcAi.s.?On Mon- day evening we were favored w ith a rich sp-eimen ot the above performances at the Little Drury, and J which we understood from the bills was intended as a benefit for a Mr. Kussrll, brother to the voca- list of that name. (>thello, and Thri e Weeks After Marriage, with a series of negro ex ravag.ttizja, r were selected a* the entertainments for the occa- sion; and .we muat.eoafe-'* we have seen the tragedy s played much worse at the larger theatres. An aik dries, which by the vrjy was a composition of some merit, was delivered by the Othello" if the eve- 1 nttig, a fashionable tailor in Broadway. We would 1 merely remark, in regard to this gentleman's per- formuuee, that it would take a mur upon the Moore's killing the gentle I>esd* mot a, he wasgo' d natundly requested by some wags m the pit to kill liiniscll. The after piece went ofl"v*ry well, but we trust we ?'ne'er shall are the hk.. L> to be a humbug, and had been endeavoring :o humbug the people." I Judge It., Dr Buchanan's father in law, at flLis rritical period aroee, "desiring the privilege of reading two letters," one from the patient's mother, the other from the patient himself, a youth about fourteen years'old. The mother's letter stated that the was confident, that had it not been lor Dr Buchanan, her son would have died. The patient's letter corroborated this statement, of course; a discussion ensued, in which Dr- T- S. B. denounced he neurolonists in the severest terms. He said that lie had known 1 ?r- B. Irom childhood, that he always held a high reputation for vereoity,arid that he [Dr. T. 8 15.) did not doubt his veracity, but that ie he had been rolled an regarded the statement if the case." Judge R. then stated that Drs T. 15. A; T should li ive addressed a note to his ecrn-law correcting tliose statements." Dr. T. 6 B. iHeged "that it was Dr. Buchanan'splace to enquire iftliern whether the case was euch us had been re ireeentcd to him, and not to take the opinion of the nother in preference to that of the Doctors." He itsortated, "that had he been present at the writing f the letters, he doubted not, but that they would inve been couohed in quite different language." ndge R .j replied, he did not wish the honor of lis taniily to be questioned, he believed a little in 4?r-oology, but without the assistance of neurology t w as n mere plaything, fit only (or children; with lie assistance ot neurology he thought it a master icience, and that his son-in law would be imtnorali/ed by discovering a thing so wonderful; that it vas one of the greatest dispensations that a benign Providence could confer Hpon his people." Dr T. B. "did not wish to compromise the honor of the fudge's family; he believed Dr Buchanau was ski:ere in what he said, and what he professed, but hai lie wse a deluded young man." Judge K. "did lot care if his sot should fail in establishing his sci nee, he was smart, possessed talents superior to nost persons, and that he could mount another lobby (if he fell from the present one,) with which le would succeed better than he had done with the >ne now in dispute At the mretiag before this, the rcimritv of the tommittee gave in their report as coming from the nujority, in which Dr. Buchanan's experiments vere declnird to have been successful. This report vas published, to which was an appendix, which vas not published; in it was stated, that the rnsjoity did not hive time to make a report, but that hey were willing that the minority should report I irrt, end that they would in the meantime make out 1 heir own- The report was accordingly given in is coming from the whole committer, ana published is such. Last evening the discrepancy between the twn rports caused great contention and ill feeling beween the two parties; Mr C. one of the majority, aid it would look well for I>r. Buchanan to go to 'hil.idelphia and the Ea-?t, and state the success neuobcyhadmet in Louisville, as he had done in a imilar case, when he returned from Arkansas, that le had humnugged the medical faculty here as well is in AikaBsas, that he had imposed upon the people o such au extent as to acknowledge so foolish a hing. science it could not be called.it wasnnworhy he name." He pronounced Dr. Buchanan a burning, his theory a humbug, and all who would believe n him humbngs." A great uproar and noise, not unlike a whi^ poitical broil, ensued, in which the mast opprobrious pitheis were bandied from oneto another; "liar and roulie" w ere among the most conspicuous and most frequent. The noise in the lecture room was reechoed i.t the hall, by the boys, who thronged be place and barricaded the doors *'>'h renew rd rigor and ?nthuaiasm.?Their yells were long and piercing. Ihe majority 01 me commuux, nnauy, carried ihe day, and put a to th? owu^ion and ru,,. S-cveral Uevrrtnd gentlemen bnvc btro implicated in 'hp raft- ?>t Ur BmNimi'iIMtyf Kf t* ed paueot, us having made false statement* in ihe matter. They doubtless, will vindicate themselves ind iheir actions. The controversy ended with the lecture of last evening. As Dr Sim said, it did not require a acnes ef lectures, (rom hiin, to overthrow so paltry a theory, us l?r. B'a fine lecture was sutlicieat to uproot and eniirtly eradicate so (riding a humbug, and that if there yei remained any one present who was noi satisfied ilmt there whs no such thing as neurology, he would and could convince hi in of the fact.' One of the first houses in the city has failed?it is owing to ihe failure of iheir agent* in N'ewOrlenn* This tide of aflairs was unexpected nod iilrtooked f ir. They have alwavs stood in the highest reputation, and held ihe stainin g of men of honor. Ihe weather is most delightful?the sua thines each day most resplei.deijfly, and m l a cloud dims i a brig hi disk or obeutucts its rays. The striata are t'iroiiged. On Sunday the churches axe crowded Ti e ladies k>oh chaaimtog, aad every thing weurs the aspect of cheerfulness. I-ovtsvi i.uu Tiir Bulk ?W e leara that Mr. Upshur, Saeratary of the Nsvy, h*? given instructions to tba eo-nraandas e of ihe seveial navy yards, ta supply the ere wi of public vessel-, on a cruise, with ihe Bible, one copy ta aaeh cn-ss. Htwwk, OM*. [Corfsapondeact of (he Herald Nbwabi, Jan. 29, 1lis| 8 West Union, Lebanon, Miama Banking Company, Miami &iportic? Company, uni the Circleville 1 Bank, chartered in 1818 I had supposed that two of these fraudulent institutions, the Cincinnati and Miami Exporting Company banks, had been pretty thoroughly wound up by the new bank reformers of 1 Cincinnati, for theirs was not such a dilatory pro- cea* as the law loves, but one of the moat summary 1 and effective kind. The Hou* of Representatives has passed a bill to 1 allow a set-off against debts due to banks or assign- 8 ?i ik.? w .1? iu? ...i.:.l _.rLi_ ru try lunu, ui iur iiuicb ui iur vaiiiv iv wuiuii sutu debts were originally due. This bill will without doubt become a law, and will prevent a great deal of fraud. A bill ha?, also, passed the other branch of the Legislature, to enforce the resumption of specie r payments, and ia now under consideration in the a Hoase. It lixea on the 4th of March as the day for g the banks to resume but very few men of intelligence suppose there will be any resumption, except 8 by five or six banks, which have little or no circula- 1 tion, as the banks ef Nor walk, Muskingum. Ge?u- t ga, Dat too, and two or three others. They believe t that most of the banks will be forced into liquida- lion by this bill, and that moat likely the banks will J assign their effects under the present law, before c the 4th of March arrives. A hill to establish a kind n of general banking law h isbaen introduced iutothe j Senate. It is surrounded by many guards and restrictions. c The House "f Representatives, in view of the f great difficulty of raising money to carry on the t, public works, has passed a bill to authorise the sale f of the canal lauds belougtntr to the State. It is supposed by some that nearly $1.0IK),000 could be realized from them, if they meet with a sale at fair prices The great scarcity of money must, howe- ver, prevent sales at any other than moderate r ites- The temperance cause is making most rapid pre- c gress in Newark. Meetings are held at least week- t ly, and frequently oltener, and missionaries are des- j patched to carry forward the great work. About twelve hundred had signed the pledge, and his Ho- f nor the Mayer occupies the presidential chair of the principal society. The greatest fault 1 have to find with our professors of temperance is, that they not unfrrq iently think temperance a mere local mitter, r and of course as soon as they get beyond the limits f of the town or county, return to their old tippling t habits i There is to be a great temperance jubilee on the 15ih of February, which will he blrs-^d by an abundant supply of cold water, and enlivened by the preeenne of all the beauty of our most beautiful city Two or three Geuerals are to act as Grand Marsh-lis on the occasionThe bankimania is not yet over in this part of the country,for the inhabitants of a town, about ten miles from this city, have petitioned the Legislature to incorporate a batik in their tuwn, to be called the lucking County Bank They are willing to take a charter with an individual liability clause in it, and u plenty of penitentiary liabilities" annexed. There ia no chance for them. L'Occidente. Cleveland. [Correspondence of the HeraM.J Cleveland, (Ohio,) Jan 123, 1842 Cleveland?Lanli? and Banking?Fathiovuble Society? Soiree*?Marriage*, -$-c. Fkii.nd Bennett? Your enemies have charged upon your devoted head a thousand and one gricrious sins, but in their list hare failed to enumerate one, in my eye, more a heinous still than all the rest; worse, far worse, a than the dreadfal crime charged upen yon by many of being a native of Britannia's sea-girt Isle."? q "But what," you ask, is this .grievious sin 1" i| I answer, baring neglected to visit our beautiful city, which is, in the words 01 anoiuer, e r.pnaucai- a ly the "Queen City ot the Likes." "However, d the worst is your own nnd now yon kuow your iy those who attended, as an extremely seat affair By the bye, our P. M is one amoeg atr.ousaad;" lc worthy man, an efficient and faithful officer. Decidedly the most brilliant sotrfe of the season u came off oa Thursday evening, 20th given by the bachelors boarding at the American, some twelve s ?r fifteen in number. The splendid ealorn and parlors, together with the ball, on the second floor of the hotel, were thrown open, and decorated for the ticcasion, and were filled with the beauty and g ratkieu of the city. A neat but appropriate badge iUtinguLhed the entertainers from a host of other jj gay yonng bachelors," and rendered them a fair ind conspicuous mark for the bright glances of the ladies and the arrows of the little areher j" and I warrant ye sundry and divers wounds were given and r? ceived, deep and dangerous?many 1 f> ar will fro re fatal. shall see what we shall see."? Vl have not time, were it possible, to enumerate all who ihone conspicuous in the crowd. Among the ladies, the amiable and accomplished Miss H??s, whom we fain would claim as belonging to our city; Miss S c, Miss Helen C and Miss B??, attracted general attention and happy was the man who could claim an acquaintance ind gain a smile. vlrs. M n, Mrs 11??, and Mr*. R among the marrird ladies, more particularly attracted my t? attention by the gracefulness ef their mancet." But I must close, and will do so by again urging yon, friend Bennett, to make us a visit the coming b summer. M. p PrrnrMr. Cottar or Tiir Djtrrr.n Stats.*.?Mo.r- P riA\.J.in 31?Lewis V Hogv, K?q of Missouri, and Walter Lenox, Esq of Wm-hiii;.i7 ,7*> l'*> l,7? I '"Lost or C wssos Plsss Part I-Bsforo Jodga InJStSJSmIM-Ns. 70. 141, fit. 01. 7f? of. n. fsb, mi. iov, io7, as, 100, m, oi, lot, w. tia, m.oi, 177, ISI, 3I?. m. T.it 7?Before Judge Ingrshsm-4 o'clock P. M ?Nor. 176, 111, 67, 108, 160, 1*0, 104, 106, 1M, 140, 107, 100, I ?i! 170, 177. ====S==H5-?55?HKBB5E55E-B-* CMyiatclllyn QQwaka ?At ifap Firemen's Ball given at the 'allt Theatre oa Monday evening, a gentleman of hibeity, celebrated More ,for bin taste in the fine atts han in hie selection .of an outfit for the ball room ppeared in a dress coat, faced with blue silk. The 1 insularity of the dress excited the notice of many tersons present, when some one privately inquired >f Prince John the name and title of the illuatiious a tranter with the blue and black A joke is one of t he nuts that the Prince will always crack, and the u ipportuuity being too good to lose, he mysteriously f old the anxious inquirer that it was Boz, alias Dick- j, :xrt incog The report, like all matter related in sucli I trict confidence in a ball room, soon tookwings.and n less time than we ara inditing the subject of this v irticle. the gentleman in blue became the observed >f all observers- The ladies, as they passed,levelled heir glasses at him, and the gentlemen wjlii wonler gazed at what they supposed the lion of the ball. 'What an intelligent face,"says one. That hair, iow graceful it hangs in ringlets'!" says another, and hus the chat went round until the deliueation of the 'ace divine, almost imitated the lamented Power n his celebrated character of Tom Moore. He ookad at the crowd, then at himself, then at a look ug glass, and lastly rushed towards a gentleman ind inquired what waB the matter! What had he lonel What was painted on his back and why the yes of the whole ball room wore directed towards tintl The gentleman presuming that these inquiies were only calculated to prevent the illustrious tranger from being psblicly announced to the asemblage, refused to give him any satisfaction, but tated that he really, hoped he would throw off he mystery that had enveloped him since he had mtered the ball room, and allow the anxious multiude to pay their respects to him without delay This was another stumper, and.finding no satisfaction ould be obtained, and that he was still the object if attraction, he sallied iato the lobby, where the 'rinee unveilved the mystery, and advised him to hange his coat and appear in the ball room in the ashionof the assemblage, and not in a dress that tetokened one who desired to be distinguished as a nan of extieme fashion. Death bv Bvemko.?The woman known as 'Scotch Moll," who was so severely burned last veek in Orange street, that died on Monday Rt the Jospital, was named Mary White, and was a native >f Ireland. The Coroner held an inqueat on the lody, and the jury returned a verdict of accidental leath. A Desperate R??rc Fulled?During Monisy night, the cellar door of the dwelling of John >yle, No. 116 Chatham street, waa entered by for:injr the padlock, and a small quantity of clothing ..i?r .l .1 w'( muh, entered the tt1 welling of somebody, and attempted to steal iwo dre the proper papers were fiNed up, relative to the w itoe, the Mr. Somebody who brought him to the tlic-e was among ihe missing, and unie-s he appears fe i-day Mr James Smith will be certainly feet at lii"rty for want of evidence to retain him.' AisothbR SiioFLirra CatraHr?The practice of tealing from diy goods stores is increasing in our ity to an alanning/xtent Scarcely a day pasees that is inii|(|uiuts are not entered at the police office of ;c >atea of goods by thodexterity of these marauders, "he culprits are geaerally women, comfortably ,s rc.-sed, with large cloaks, under which they secrete h' ir goods, and thus escape detection. Yesterday a bi oiored woman named Ann Voorhees, was arrested ,l y John B. Pudnev, of No. 68 Spring street, while i the act) of" wanting off with a piece of mousse- b ne worrh 010. She was committed for trial. nw. Dr. II. D. Bviiuii Lecture on jCutaneous Disease*. Review* ef New Medical Books. w Editorial Articles on Professional Pedlars"?the ee- 81 bratcd Controversy between ;Dr. CsartRTEB.of Brie- P1 >1, England, and Prelesaor fii>i, of New York. Dr. R. B. Kis?i>T* Apparatus for the Cure of Curva- Ci ires of the Spine, with Engraving. tc The Crosby street Cifntyee?City Hospital Reports? aj ew Operation by Doctor Mott?Operations by Profes- la ?r Psaara?The City loapeotor's Yearly Report?So- jr ctions fiotn the Foreign Journals?Professional Intelli- a; ence, and a v ariety of miscellaneous matter. Thia is the cheapest and most interesting |?ptilar me ical periodical in tlie world. Each number contains e uaatity of matter equal to eighteen columns of the UrtU. Trice $8 per annum, single copies, ceuts. P' h (by- The O.Hoars of the Navy on this station are in lied to attend the funeral of the late Colonel Cumings, U. 8 Army, this Joy at noon, from the quarters i ..?m,nilitie Oltirers. Gov. rnor's lalsud. la M. C. PEnRT, Commanding Navy Yard and Station, N. V. 111 February Id, 1W3. vy re- al L'atcd ana flattering mark* of approbation, i* also per- _i irmed, together with thoapoctacle of Undine, anhment ir.thi* city, ne ore to be found here. The mo p .1 of the City of Dublin alone ia worth double the it ricechaigodforodmiaalon.lt being perfect in all its at to, and decidedly jthe *re?tcat work of art over J ronght to Ameiico. The.Fall* of Niagara, with real b rater, have bceu exhibited in Berelay street, ond drew rowdaofvlriterr.lt now I* oddodto theoth*r tunositiee f the Muwmm without estracharge. The O an-i Co* ti mam* view, being change! aver* mo-, th, will present n entirechaage thia evening. The Pneumatic Raiload laonoof the the grooteat invention* f the age-lta ai* are kept oouatautly running. The pei romances of ,.I Petite erito and Matter Henry, and the tinging of di?a Taylor anJ T- 0- Booth elicit groat applaute. I t, An IntiaMnto Acquaintance. b Qgy- u any one acquainted with a friend who two nontha rince poivoaaed a head truly dilgotting We are, bio ia a ieecrq t>ou 'Twaa from fever. Thotopofhia ad a* bald, the ai 'e* were revered with dry, ruaty, r ddiah hair, ar.d filled with 4arv.triif Thia wai quickly 1*11.ug i ff. Well,he ha* now a iplrndid head of hair, parfpctly beautiful. Thia wai caused by atii.f Jonea' Oil of t oral Circaoaia. Beanie, ihvae pet tons certify tuia made their hair grew, prevented falling out, cured AandrHT. Mr. John Burn'ritt King street, New York, and many other*. Thia i? told at at Cha-ham street? J mind,the number i* 0t?a.k for Jonea' Oil ol Coral Cir eaaeio?buy no other?miad?ace that the label ia tigoed in haod writing?T. Jonea. J (Jf7- Baewwauv'i l??t Lecvcs*.?This evening, at Clinton llell- Brownron'i Fourth hectare on Civilita tion. Subject, the |>art tbia oountrv haa played, and ia daatined to play in tho general ciriliiatlon of the race. P O 8 T WcR I P T. WWhlHgtM, lUmij IpTf of HriU.| WimwaToii, Jan 31, ItitJ. rh? Senate?-The Carre ney?Mr. A dameIt ew York Paet Olte. Immediately after reading the journal in the Sente this morning, Mr. Suimou roae and announced he death of hi* colleague, Mr. Dixon, in the {oUovng appropriate termer? Mr. I'uiimut:-Mj paaition iapowi on ae the paiaiil d#ty to announce to the Senate the death of mi coleagae, thu lion. Nithm Feli owt Dixon, of Rhode laud, which took playa oa Saturday laat, at noon. -It vii aocwapanied hy er?ry eoneoDng circutat nice which can he mingled with such an affliction. It ??CU.K7U UJ muuniiir, nvi excruciating pain i Of l?f presence, to the list, of a clear and unclouded mind t nd by a composure which enabled my deoeaaed friend brrathe out his life aa upon a pillow of reel. Having aidthia, my feelings would direct me e si down and ilently coiumuue with the emotions which thi* alluaion the event revives. Those who have recently witeased suoh a scene, own feel bow impotent is language describe it, or the easotiona w hich it produces, when re witness such a separation as death produces, the tind earnestly seeks to csteh a gleam of that hope rhich the spirit hos fled to, aud the eye turns again gaze on the desolate body which it hoe leit beiad. Vns silrntly say, what o wonderfal transition I 'ho intellect cannot oomorehead its my steriea, and re come out among ourselves to speak ef onr lass, nd to feel the distinct and individual admonition, ant we also must follow I The loss sustained by us in re event 1 hsvo now brought to the notice of the Sen te is that ef a beaevohn', aa honeet man. Colonel iizon was born at Plainflol.1, Connecticut, in December, 771 He graduated at Rhode bland College in 1799. [e studied taw in his native State, and came to Rhode tland in 1603 .to practice in the courts of that State; rhilehe continued to pursue his professional labors in is own. He was married aeon alter, and settled permsently in Rhade Island. Me was a graduate of the Colrgeof that State, near which he had always livej. and there he had many acquaintances. Ha was attached to ur people aud our iustitutione. Oure, therefore, ba? ems his adopted State. Subsequent events show that lis attachment was reoiprooatnd, sad that ha not only depted Rhoeedily settled, has already begun to have its effect i Congress, and the opinion is gaining ground here tat the Cabinet scheme of finance, with some tod ideations, will become the taw of the land. Mr. Marshall's resolutions respecting the coadact f Mr. Adams, are to be amended by striking out ic allegation of "moral treason," and in that shape le House will vote apoa them. ?The result m aubtfal, bat the probability U that they will be rooted. Ia the early stage ot the debate, they might ive been adopted, bat the discussion has presented new issue, and it is supposed they will be deated. Up to the present tune there .has been no defiaive action in reference to the New York Pest Of?e. Mr- Coddington ia to be removed. So msch settled. As to the successful candidate, the opinin heretofore expressed respecting Mr. Rloodgood in unison with the general sentiment prevailing ere, and very little doubt now exists that he is to r the man. Several individuals, Mr. Hoxie amorg te rest, have come on to nrge their pretenaioas, at, so far as can be ascertained, they have made o headway whatever. Hoxie'e claims are founded ntin-ly upon his vocal powers and performances, at as the duties of Postmaster are not executed acDfding to the gamut, he can hardly expect te sing imself into an office so lucrative sad important. The hostility to Mr. Bleodgood among a certain lass in New York, has stimulated his friends te ioreased activity, and every c(Tort to prejudice him 'ith the appointing power, has been promptly met nd thwarted. The only objection to which any articular importance was attached, rested on the ict that he lias not always been a resident of the ity ot New York. This has been entirely obviad. He took a residence ia your city some tune go, and has been active in many public matters retting to its interests, sctrng with its citiaene, and npelled by similar considerations. Besides, many milar appointments in just such caves have already een made. They were considered no obstacle in te way of Mr. King of the American, whose famir live in the State of New Jersey, when he was a rotnineat candidate, nor to Webb, whose family ave resided in another county for years. Mr Bloodgood has the confidence and snpport of te great body of the whig press in the 8tate at ,rge, and a host of friends in the city. The ablest ad most influential men of the whig party have auched for his influence, his talents, his tet vices, ad bis integrity. The wealthiest men in the city ave advocated his claims, and the whig youog icoof the State consider themselves represented t him. Hie efficient labors is the Harrison contest, hen he and slew devoted friends Moid firmly and linost alone against the Seott men and the Clay i?|tie, have convinced the countty efhu sagacity al perseverance. General Harrison fully a|>preated hit ar-at amices, and inun.diately after his lection, voluntarily offered him any office that he light desire. The opposition to Mr Bloodgood comes from s narter notorioui for its selfishness and servile devoon to any powers that happes to he. All they caa iy or urge only show the fear they entertain, that is appointment way obstruct their design of laying ipe hereafter. The aature and inteat of their oposition is well understood here, nad in fnct, is do>g t:im a great deal of good. The independent oung whigs of New York, who will alwaye-'{stand y an open hearted and trust worthy colleague, are aching him up with so much earnestness and zea1, lat all the clamor and noise of the pipe layers will e as nothing. t >ld Poins is expected here in n dayor two, and ion we shall learn something about the Custom louse investigation. Mr. Stewart has been ana ions j make his report, but Mr- Poindexter had the ooks and papers in New York. CONGRESS. Baas* sf lieprescntnUrea. W??wm.)Tow, Mnnoor, J*n jt. Twr Dram or tai How. N. F Duos. The Honse ef Representatives held a very brief **ien te day. Half an bear a as devoted to routine bnsi.ess, and te the reception ef reports from the Executive >eportiaents; after which a mesaaga was roeoived from he Senate, aanenneing th? death of the Hon. Nathan llows Dixon, Senator of the Unit. 4 States from the I tats of Rhode Island and Prouder, o* Plantations, whose nnenl will leka placa te morrow at IS o'clock. The nevfags having been read to the House, Mr. TlLLisonstv, of Rhode Idan.l, rooo and paid the olio wing tribute to the memory ol the deceased i?

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I I"?WW Mr. SrSAsaa It i* with no common emotion that I la to tha sad communication which ku now en ?aot to na by tha honorable Donate. U tell* u* t para heart ha* tested to throb?that a wUe he.nl u ceaaed to think ?th.it a life of virtuous action, w hit-h id held on in unbioken health and un fulce**to a green id halt old age, has now, in the midtt ol public toil*, id in a station of well won and well worn boner, termated?that the spi'it which informed that life, anit ret ted it to all that the cultivated instiocta of a y.uet If naturt perceived to hi- good, ha* been freed fioiutl a cu-nbrauce of desk, and enteted upon the high and ugeuioidaitioie* which are unfolded in the world of imortaiity. It tell* u*. too, that, while we occupy e*e halla, and tax our ctrengeit faculties, and t mturk ir loftimt virtue* or our sternest pt'iion* in the agita igintavaats which seem todemand these effort*, thore an wnaoen Power anion git til, in whoie presence all a powftn of man are but a* a stubble and aihea? who M but iflently to tauch either tha silvered crown of 'e or tha firm and confident brow of earlier manhood, d, instantly and equally, they fall?the eloquent ngoe la mute and the heaving boaom if (till. Mr. (eatery were it not that the notices appropriate to ear melancholy occasion* must o( neoeteity >be brief, arould-gUdly speak ef tha deceased Senator (Colonel lkA?a\ metro* fmror^l titan T ah ml I nnnr a 1 In tar mtl?lf t A 1 I- I would (p> at of him with the privilege of one who r nearly thirty years has enjoy oil his friendship who M been associated whh biin in professional ana in lofiliation labors and who, in any effort for the Krroreaient of the laws an Dentil, *nr will weir era,.* upon uii 1 ft umu mourning for thirty day* tad, u a farther anirfc of respect, ileioivedj That the Hou.r do now adjourn. The resolution* hari.ig bten agreed to, the Home ad jeurneJ. Baltimore. fHorreapoadenca of the Herald.] Baltimore, Feb. 1,1U1 MR. EDirqn:? Since the late excitement touching the currency beeka, shin pies Uric*, fire*, row*, fight*, Arc mat ten hare been rather *tale. The bank failure* ii Philadelphia aeeia to afford the moit prolific topic f conversation just at tkia time. Soma of eu brokers aud lurer* hare had their fiagera frostei the dared eel," uot oaty in purahaeing foreigi fund*, but by dippiu too deeply into the Railroeafileace ia it i* faat beinj rcotorcd. A r.'port wu currently circulated h*r* yeater Any, that furious d.prt-dationa had boon cnmmitin the day previous, by a mob ia Hagerttowa, i\l I Later intelligence statu that the ru.nor ia entire without foundation. Am u?-meal a are beginning to look up a little Mi'* Clifton and Burton, will open lb* Hollida; atraet Thaatre t-m"i rote night, with the coined' of The Ri al* They hare b ought on an ax eallant atock company from Philadelphia. Oa iticuna bail this announcement with xreat plea are. Burton ia brat rate, and Misa C. i* tin Caterer. Jli aCuahman ha* an engagement at the Kron tract. 6k* will do, but the stock company th?r ia miserable, and the h >a*e badly aaataincd?a wall thoagh a* the o?pi daaarraa I waatd adris Wamy** to engage the Rumguaalia Guards." Dempster, the v.icaliat, ha* announced a concrr at the Assembly R?u had at 71 Maiden lane, and suoh proofsuf these {acts aawiU convince all who will call or send for them, gratia. The public may rest assured there is no fancy in these assertions. _ w- All Mst Try it Faaa or Charob?The Compound el Grand jean is employed with great success io the radical cure of all diseases of the hair, baid heads, he. It is also a powerful dtaolvsnt, and admirably decomposes the substance which causes the hair te turn gray. During the tea years which 1 have resided in America, I have ebserved, and my profession compels me to deprecate the erroneous applications resorted to in the treatment of the hair. 1 will make a statement la the case of children; they resemble the tender plant, which increases in strength and beauty, according to I the degree of care or cultivation it receives in eeriy growtn. Tbe custom oi washing the heads of children in cold water, with whiskey, brandy, oau de-cologne, rem, ho., is most injurious to the hair. They require the occasional use oe some generous composition, in prcferencete applications of such corrosive and spirituous liquids. Water, the mildeat, and peihapethe least 1 likely to affect the hair,Is very injurious. It dries the hair, and turns it rod it mades it coarse, and causes it lb fail, and likewise destroys the roots; lastly, it creates 1 rheanutic patns in a word, water, and ail spirituous liquids, sre extremely destructive to the hair. I think I may stata with certuinty, that out of a hnn' dred families, ninety-live are inthababit of employing one or more ot these spirits. But de we not frequently meet with young persons of eighteen or twenty years, r and even prior to tuis age, who, instead of possessing the 1 full and glossy ringlets adapted to yonth, have,by these injurious applications, reduced their hair to pale color. wnich is tbe surest evidence of decay And why should t a bountiful and indulgent nature have deprived the in; habitants of this country of so beautiful and valnabla an ornament 1 Is it natural then, at this early period of their existence, they should be compelled to have recourse to artificial expedients 7 How mach dread and diaamy must they not expeiience at the thoughtof wearing a wig or of dyeing the hair Ofdyeing tho hair Undoubtedly this is your only rsmedy, unless you hsvo the good fortune to meet with an artist, whs by his close imitation of nature, is enabled to deeeivo the ...oil pier cing eye if not,you w 11 be compelled to make use of wkatever the most infamous auacksrv can invent. Be fore you reeolve to dye the heir, in -imitation of thote dark eye brnwa, reflect that ail these powders and li qnidt contain the most injurious substances. But these cruel inventions, though applied with the strictest care, are inevitably discovered by the different shades they present. To apply this infernal composition, we must, once a month, call in the asaiatanceof an adept of this dreadfol art. By omitting to do this, the h ir, instead of retaining its glossy tinge, assumes the most indescribable eolois, red, blue, violet, green, and in some cases the color of the flame ol burning spiiits. The consequences have now unfolddethemselves. Thn disease of gray hais is brought on by a few causes fear, or sudden fright, grief, and fractuti-s of the skull, which are sometimes covered with gray hair. I could rite many examples in proof of this statement, ii a truth so wall known required suy. There are few persons who have not seen,or heard the (act, that the hair haa been chanKid from block to white in the course of one night and at it haa been caused by sudden frjght. In the third exception, the fail is produced by a variety if causes, most of which can bo guarded against; by intemperance and ncesa of all kinds?by severe etudy to e late hour?by the use of so.pand water, md all spirituous liquids?by wearing caps?end by frequent application of the curling irons?by neglecting to cut the hair, and thus weakening the roots? i also, by those diseases which effect the vetcbral column, the stomerh.?r?he *r?in?and lastly, by too frequent a g uic ot the brush. Bartleu r attention should be paid to tse cuoicr 01 this article. Tho hard brush, usually preferred, ia in reality suited to vury few. It certainly 1 eleura the heed of a large portion of dandriff, but in what manner T it force* it from the shin b-fore it has arrived at a proper head the violence of the remedy I produces a fresh irritation, which increases the loss ol tb> hair, and fatigues the roots. The truth of this is evident, from the fact, that after clearing the head of the f dendrin by the uau of tha hard hrutb, an increased quantity ia sure to spring up in the course of two 01 three day*. I can convince tho?e that are detirona of consulting me, that this can, in most cases, be avoided. 1 Private room for ladles. No. 1 Barciav atreat. Private room for getitlem'ii, No. Barclay street, Astor Hoott Or?- B.-tSltDID EnGLItll EsOSATISUS.?Ricll k A Tulac rious will sell this (Wednesday), Thursday, and Friday ai ming!, at half pa't 6 o'clock, in tlitr large sales rooms, e *M Broadway, corner of Dttaue atreet, l,y catalogue, a apt-nJid collection cf engraving*. Juat imported from t London, by Mr. Hay ward?consisting of the Daptrture j of tke liraeiitea from Egypt, do. Crossing the Red f?ea, Opening the Sixtk Seal, Bolton Ahhey In the olden time, Shipwreck ol St. Michael'i Mount,Distinguished Member of tke Humsne Society, Destruction of Jerusalem. Pupe Pious 7th, engraved by Cousins, Uentle Shepperd, y (taidy Dover and Child Countess Ojwer anil do Sunday, Pit Lamb, First Ear Ring, Sitnihino of Love, Fire at the a Tower oi London, Portrait* of Qaeen Victoria, Duke ol Wellington, Sir R. Peel, Sir W. Scott, R Burns, and i lt great variety of other favorite engravings, many ol hirh are now in the market, but too numerous to par ticnlarise. The whole will lie on public view, and cats log ties ieady,on the moraingof sale. ft}" Wwoonxo CornH siso MsatLts ?These t wo dia eases invariabl) follow each other, and both rrquire all the care sad attention that art can aupply. From th? effects of whooping eoagh the train of mtay diseaeea i> !"J m#r P*oopects of oaaly life, by laying lh? il fouudation of early and repid consumption. lu both o these dieeaaee the earliest sy sept orni of dry or pulmonic cough should ha carefully watched? the lungs hep t pliant, the bowels tperioot. and aU hoarsen set, whirl r. may, if neglected, beaosao fixed--carefully gnardrt against, to everr ease, Pease s Harehound Candy hat JT bten laund a aafe, speedy end efficsoiaus remedv as f snaging sll irritation and feverish symptoms, and by Iti aodetivo and mild aparafiaa, prodaaing a speedy allavta tioa from all the dangeroua ramaina af the awf?| die .11 easaa. Te ha had at 4* Division street; and ZieWa. s: Dock at. Philadelphia Cures h Co, It Earhange plan* New r>rl?aae Rabineon, 110 Baltimore street, Belli more, Md. I*tth Are Imbliu to nlm?t ail 'ha country. The Bankrupt Law akouM l?cW? cori "oration* and than we ehould hare a aound eurraney The good would itand, while tha poor onaa would caae? to remain an am iaaubue upon tha country. Sherman'* Lozenge* regulate all the pbyeical bodiee, cur* eough*. cold and headache*, but they caanot reetore atrungth to the ratten hank* aathey do (oundne** and health t* the con*umptira. The Doctor'* warehouse 1* at 10# Naeaau treet?Agent*, 99 South Third atreet, Philadelphia, and No. 8 State itreet, Boaton. (Ky- Biwur op DiaaepaiaiMR'T in buying Horehound Candy. Thia caution la neceaeerr, now that thl* market ia ao glutted with tpurioua and eouaterfeit article* uuder thia name, which are compound of riilainoua drug* and mult be unhealthy and parnicioua. Ha we'* Hygriae Horehound Candy i* warranted to be innocent ana aafe, while it* curatire power* are atteated by a multitude who hnee obtained relief from cocgh, ?t-ra throat, hnuraencai, and other aAwta of expoaure. Be rare toobtein the real Hvgeine Horehound Candy, at I 131 Broadway, corner of Howard it. BOBBY MAKKKT. Tuesday, Feb. 1?41 P. K There wea en inoreeaed disposition to sell atocka at the Board thia morning, and ratea in consequence gave way hfievily. Delaware and Hudson, per cent; Indiana percent; Illinois 8's, IJ per cent; Mohawk Rail Road, 1] Long Island, J Harlem roae It is understood, tkat Mr. Brooks, who haa long been the preaiding officer of thie institution, haa resigned. Bales of New York Btate 6's, 1840 and 1801, aold at 79, a fall of 3 percent. Seles of bills eu Philadelphia, 71 ^Baltiamre, 4 per cent; Mobile, 6 per cent. The following gentlemen have been appointed re ceivera to the Moriia Canal and Banking Company D. S.Gregory, Esq., L D. I. Ogden, S. J Britten. The St. Nicholaa, for Havre, carries out tdrt.O0? in apecie. Money ia very tight,and the government Ananoa daily becoming worae. The government drafts are diahonored at'he Bank of Commerce, in common with all other claima upon it. Even the salaries at the Cuatom Houae due to day, remain unpaid, the money appropriated to that purpose having been used to protect aome Treasury notes, that otherwise would have been protested. Another specimen of government finance, will be found in a aome Florida operations. It appears that the government is paying ont in Florida, for liabilities, or near $880,000 due in that quarter, Merchant*' Bank of Boston notes. That institution it will he remembered, was constituted a fiscal agent, at the same time of the Bank of Commerce ia this city. The operation of paying out its notes in Florida, is probably to give the Bank thirty to forty days time, as they will comeback directly upon it While the government is in this disgraceful position, Congress ia spending its time listening to the vagaries of a monomania;. The following ia a statement of the Bank of Louisville Bark or Loi'isvillk. Kt Jan. 1840. lt>44. Iatr'tr. Dear' UM, 1,4' 8 388 1,308 700 ?,4M Specie, 101.858 180,114 38,058 Circulation, 300.853 337,848 44,180 Deposits, 07,188 83 813 11,583 Wo yesterday mentioned the seizure of the asxete of the United States Bank at New Orleans. It appears the attachment was made under a fi. fa., issued fiom the United Statea Court at Philadelphia, directed to the Marshal of New Orleans District. All the assets assigned by the Bank of United States were seized, to aatisiy a judgment in favor of the Oavernment for $051,000, most of which assets were in the vaults of the Merchants'Bank, for safe keeping; and an attachment was issued, under prooeas from the Commercial Court of New Orleans, on a suit entered by the United States, for the aam of nearly two millions of dollars. Under the i. fa. the Marshal threatened to seizo the assets belonging to the Merchants' Bank. On application, however, to the United States Court, Judge McCaleb at onoe granted an injunction to stay all proceedings against the Merchant's Bank under the 1. fa.; and Judge Watts issued a similar injunction under the attachment. In the mean time the assets assigned by the Bank of United Btatea ware takan.by the Marshal, and nre now in his charge,andthe Meichants' Bauk and all htr business and assets remain in her own possession, and her business goes on as yet. The question at re gardsthe assets assigned to trustees by the Bank of the United Statea, will af course undergo the usual and regalar judicial invaatigation. A very namerous meeting of the eitizena of Montgomery County, Illinois, was reeently held, E. Whittea, Esq. in the ohair, ta take into consideration the financial condition of tho country. The meeting was addreaeedby Messrs. A. Kitchell, H. Rountree, F. H. Hereford, W. Kitcheil andC. B. Block burger, when the following resolutions were unanimously puased X. That we will hereafter nssstt u mi a for National IJ V..I 1 J.k. f or SMIC Duwe, K IUI u IB latoi UI a iiauuuai acui-vi w increasing our own State indebtedness?or of issuing anymore State bond* for any purpose whatever?or of taxing the people at (Kit time a eing*e cent far the payment of illiriil or ptincipal on the vartaue demand* now against the State, or at any other time for t' e payment of demands further than the people have rtc.ticed on adequate and va.'uahle confederation. i That wo will not support any candidate for office, State or National, who will not declare himself in favor of compelling all banking institutions to au immediate and continued payment, on demand, of their note* in gold and silver coin. These resolutions contain the spirit of tho repudiating doctrines that are so flut, and 10 rapidly spreading throughout the west end south. Lord Ashburton will find it difficult to meet this disposition among the people, The Bank of Pennsylvania, it appears, hae been closed under an injunction, iaeaed at tha suit of the Governor, on behalf of the State, as one of the depositors. The mo* ney deposited was said to bo funds appropriated to the payment of the interest due to day, and which had been more than half uaed by the inatituUon, to meet its own necessities; and consequently the State has foiled. The whole affair is n very mysterious one. It appears the Governor waa in the bank, and in daily correspondence with it before this explosion took place; and that the bank actaally closed its doors on a notice from the Governor,before the injunction waa issued, thereby show ing e secret understanding.. Similar transactions took place iu relation to the Uuited States Bank, in the foil of 1630. It is highly improbable that if the Bank of Pen a ylvania had tha eash on hand to pay out to the holder of State stock, tha other banks would hsru discredited it; but if it waa to poy out its own irredeemable paper, and thus flood the city, they would, of course, try to prevent it. Tho following is the last return of the Bank ni Pennsylvania made public. Baku or Ptssnrttisu, its. 1>40. Re more (f. Liohilittee. Loaas, 3 383 99S Capital. 2,400.000 Bonds, 99 *44 Contingent, 300i.00 Real Estate, 970,491 Circulation, 63j 312 Other Loans, W.ouO Discounts, fcc. 93,093 State Stocks, 904,333 Interest, 97*39 Expense,ho., 11.810 State Stock, 93 ion Due from Bunk, 173 43ft Due State, 37 093 Benk Notes, 393 398 Bank* 300.1.",7 Specie, 193,044 Depositee, 799.133 $4,000**7 $4,466,0*7 Since tkis return was made, the concern hts largely increased its State stock, and has absorbed $1,400,000 of its active means in U. 8. Bank post notes, on which a lo>? of fully 40 per cent, will bo sustained. The slock of the Bank has been held as follows t? Whole number of shares, 0,3*0 $3,400 000 Held by State. ?,7ft0 i^oouoo by Females, 043 23J 9"0 by Executors, 36 11* K) b) Guardians, 31 1 ft 900 r by Trustees, 930 94,AH) by Benevolent Institutions, 133 04 900 oilier individual!, 1,401 003 000 Those stockholders are mostly resident! of Ohio and Massachusetts, and they will sustain an entire lost. The f State is a loser to the amount ol $1,400,000 at least, and in all probability will lose ita deposit*. Some of the other Philadelphia institutions are aa badly situated, and muat inevitably atop sooner or later. The bankrupt law goes into operation to-Jay in all directions wu hour ol assignments, failures, and susprr sfons in preparation for tho event. Philadelphia, Balti mere, New Orleans, Loaisrille, Nashville, and, in short, all quartara of the Union furnish their quota of stoppage In this city an immense number of assignments hart-b47 f 181 38151* 133.760 01# 81 030,087 13.308,487 Aouar.oaT* Coiaaoa or the Uvivro State*. rao*? 1703 s to Jaw. I?t 1049. /"rice*. Pa/ur. Gold, 3 7713290 97.831.310 Silver, 144 037 030 81,883.481 Coppw, 00,870 T43 >31 9>T,3043)11 84 448 833 1 Branch mint*, 9,740,93* f, Total eoiBM*. $88 187 831 Deduct export of Aiaeriean coin*. 13,308 4*7 $79,870,144

From thece data we may form the following estimate a of the quantity of precious metals now in the United State*. The (impost* date from the year 1S90 at that Umo theoiticial raporta of tho Banks (hewed that they l' had on hand $90,000,000. We may therefore assume that the amount in the country at that time, was $30,000,000. The value supplied from the United States mines, is estimatedjat $10,000,000, aocordiiig to the latest returns. Tho amount willthen stand thus Ou hand in 1830, $30,000 000 Excess of import since that period, 81,000 007 Total, $111 060 OS 7 American coin and bullion exported, 13.308,437 i Estimated supply from mines, 10,4100 000 3,303 487 1 I Nett amount in the country, $107,741,600 a This amount of specie, assisted by sound individual j1 mercantile paper is amply sufficient to transact all the business of the Union. A Tory largo portion of it t now hoarded, stuffed into stockings and bnried iu the ground. A natural result of the want of confidence occa- t iontd by the atrocitiea that hare been developed among financiers during the past few years. Sweep the banks f and the whole host offrandaisnt borrowers from exist- onco, and the specie will pour into the channels of cir culation, and acquire an activity that will restore trade J to the highest state of prosperity, without danger oi re- t vulaion. Bales at the Stock Kxcksnge. $7 Uariara Railroad 7f 1C00 do slO 201 100 do 100 0 2000 do thw so) soo Loog Island R R hoe u| 1079 do 20) SO do SlO 53 >13000 do 30) 100 do S3t >2000 do 39 100 da bOO 631 33shares Mohawk R R S3 SO PatersonRailroad ?30 47 gerend Bomrrt 30 Harlem R R stmts 7 so Lang Island sio so 23 to 7) SO do 115 53 ?3 do I HI do 1(0 S3) r,o boo rsj a do 7) ISO do S3 S3 too Lour blunl SlO S3 State of Trade. A 'His?A sale ef about 40 barrtU of nots is reported at a little less than $7 50 barreiaof pearls here been dis posed of since our last at >5 7*. Holders generally, bowever, as!; $6 Cotton?The sales yesterday amounted to SOO halt s Fi.oca?Canal flour is firm at >6.121 f?r common brands, and sales are made at that price.? Michigan and Troy are wanted in good order nt >6 per UMrici. A ucio w uv vomi|? iu vuici ucaviij'viuua vi flour. J 55 Married. On tho 3Mh ult. by the Iter. Mr. Starr, Mr. Mk iiul McKioatoMiis Lliia, daughter of Michael Rignry, F. tq., all of tbia city. Died. On Ihe 31at ultimo, aged 33 yearf, Mr*. Emxabktm G. Hukpait. and child, wife of Benjamin O Huddart, performer, of Stockton, England, and late ol Baltimore. On the lat inatant, after a protracted illneea, Hk.rbt Mi Gloit. aged 31 yeor*. Hii relatives and friend*, in particular the gilders, arc respectfully invited to attend his funeral tomorrow after ternoon. at two o'clock, lroin hl| late reaideuce No. 44 Orchard atroet, (roar.) Weekly Report of Interments lalhaCityaaaCauuly of New York.fmin the 231 day of Jan 1843. to the 38th day of Jan.. 1141. 4* Man?3? Women?(1 Hoy*?85 Girls. Total 193 Di.aAsr.s-Apoplexy I; Arthuial; Aa.kyiy 1; Abscess I; Bleeding I; Bleeding Irom stomach 0; Bleeding from lunfpl, Buraed or *caided 1;Caaualtiea I; Cholera Infantum 0; Cholera MerhusS, Carer ro .Colic Consumpth nit, Caneulsions 10; Croup or Hivea 5-, Debility 0; Delirium tr?m?n? 4; Diabetes 0; DienVma I Death from Poison 0; Dropsy 4? Dropsy ia head 14; Drnpiy in the cheat 1; Drowned I; Dysentery 2;Erysipelas 4; Epilepsy t: Freer I: do. scarlst t2. do typhoid 3; do. peurp- eel t; do. remittent t; do.bilious 1; do.inflammatory 0; do interiRiiteat 0; Geareif; Hip Diaeaee 8; Intemperance 0; 11 ilia tarnation 0: do. ol lieerO; do of womb 8; do.of braiu Ti do. of etomachS; doof chest 10; do of lungs 20: do.of howelst; do of throat 8; Jaundice o. Killed or murdered 1; Locked Jaw 8; Lues VenemO; Mortification 1; Malformation I; Mara-mus 9 Meaaleat; Old age tt; Organic disease of heart 4. Palsy 5: Itiiruiraiiein 0; Spina' dii>aae 0; Scirrhua 0; Suicide 0; Sprue 9; Small Fox II; Serefuia 4; Teething I; Tumor 0; Unknown 5, Ulceration ol Ihroal Ulcere 0; Varioloid 0; Whooping Caugh It; Worms 0. \r.a??Of 1 ye tr and undrr. 43; bttwaeal and and 8. 3 8 and 18,7; 10 and 20, '3; 20 and 30 30; 30 and 40. SI; 40 and lu. n; 80 and 80,8; 80 and TO, 4.T8and 60.3; 80and 80.1; Stand 100, 8; lOt and upward*,0; unknown,0. Places arlNativiT*?United Stales 148; Ireland IS; England S, Scotlands; twitserland 0;r"ranee I; Holland8; British Pnsleait'ini. It. A. 1; West Indie, i; Portugal 0; Germany 8. Sweden C; Wales 0; Africa t; Spain a; Russia 8; Italy 1; 8 ?an?s?Alms House, Belleeue, 1 Hospital do 8. K??er fioeintal do. 0; Penitentiary 8; BlachweiPs Island 3; InJi Poa Hospital t; City Iloapital 8; Naw Jersey t; Weatcheeter 1; I.one Inland 3. Colored persons. 15. WILLIAM A. WALTERS .City Iiwpeclof. City Inspector's Office. Jan. 28.1841. *11 _ 2- -L. JS Pamengen Sailed. Lection?Ship Mediator?F .1 Pf, fferle. New York; Henry R.ij d. William toyd. Canada; Vr and Wyndh.m and .rr- I Tint, Quebec; Mr Arnold, New York; William C McL Hoee, do. Ltsaaeooi.?Peclc?l ship Sou'h Americr?Geo S Maweon 1 Iligwood. New Pork; Lyman Perkins, Brtnwn Canada; George W|Ber*i k, Canada: Wm MiC.ua, Montreal,and one u k"? a Havae?Packet eh:p St Nicholas?H Bose.i.ge, Mr Mar'in, Mr Mayer. Nt w Oai.r.a*t?Ship Hunts* ill# Mr T It Mntl, sad Mr R H I)/ugherty, of New York; Mr H Morgan and R G Pray, ol New Orleans. Foreign Importations. Cameo*?9?hr Chaltxhn rhc 1710 piece* dye wood IS,OM IS* ironl hrla old eld copper lose hid. |M bale* tkine Boo ucr. llriiM fc Co. Jnp.Mia He ir Vawn?3TS baev cocoa 10 tot.a logwood 1 bur turtle ehcll 48 lbs old copper A C Hoeeicrc. MARITIME HERALD. POUT OP If RW TURK, PRDRUARY 9 iv? nu??a T 1 Moon 0 St l s tin ollieiOitu I? To Kwten of Vessels. Commanders of rtmb will confer fere* by harinf a list *no, for IS York; CeraeU4, r.lkn lUidmwi. lole, and Cobb, for NY^k; Javnet Lamphere. Anoe, Ke*ei. utWm Henry, for N Vork, and other*? in all. on- b?tk, two brig*, twelre echra and terra loop*, all waiting mid. General Record. 'I" alfcwrr to a loiter Irmo Hatouwllr. Man.. Mkinglfor lulormatiee reialire to the rhipUlobe, of PortleaJ cau merely ?tatr that the barqnr |J obo. Captain 8il.br >1 Portland, arrired at thio port nn the j h of Autn?t laat.firm H.rtepol, hngl.ad Ju e IS, ?ia Wntno l.UxJ., July It) iDd that ou Uie Ittli ult. (lie >ai at New Orlr.uta irgiog.' Spoken. Jaco Pennd.Ntw Orletn for Boaton, Jau 'it, lot it 58 lou 7 as. Alexandrir, Nets Orlecaa for Harrc, Jan 35, Uu 18. low 1M. A aliip with a bl io teote, bound down tlx roll, Jan ll.lal 14 31 N, lou ?3 13 W. United State* Port*. Ka.rronr, Jan it? Sid Rebecca, (new. I8| tnix) Baltimore. Boornaw, Jan 17?In port, acl r Julia k Martha, fin Winaaaetfer Cuba. I'oRtn vD Jau 3??Old Burmali, Harana; KvgenJ (now, ?9 ton*) Porto Rico. Oi.oci'K.iKn,Jau34?Arr acJtra Peru, Whitnore, Newtuyjoort; ?t John, PR 38th?Arr H Dry, Boaton. MUM, Jan 37?Bid Hamilton, Africa. Boarow. Jan 31? Arr Smyrna, N Orleam; Kmpreaa, Knat liver, Va Lid Km per or, Havana; Choctaw. Bmyry. New York; Lafayrltc, Havrt; Porpoise, Cadiz. Air undone, Natchez; Valhall i. Tor Boston. returned for repair*; lio, tlie Bsc ne! or, for Richmond?both having been in eonict. portu lebrated pilla, from Portugal, are 1 v?e MReivt, to be obtained in tltii country 8e? adver aemeij on tha laat eolrmmnf fourth page. d3> Im'ia ja.cks.t stlIt' oamhICK tram Liverpool ?Louiigorts r ill please atod their peraita on board, at Orleaaa wnarf, iot of Walt street All good* not permitted in tire days, muat unavoidably be ut to i.ublic etore IS H C A P L>RY7j(>Ut)8 ?At No. ?f.Catharine afreet? J BltOWN k l/HQUHART haee jual received, at their tore, eeveial Ion of drtirable New Uooda, which they offer t extraordinary low price*. J (lood Mousseliue d* Laine, new a?yle*. Is fid, 3* and 3* Id, French do warranted nil wool. 2s fid and 3a. Home very pn tty email paiteina, inbiue, pink and lilac,auiible for children, 3* fid per yard. Muuruing de Lainea. neat aiylea, 9s per yard. MILKS.?Several ih' uii|?im ra ylee. Worn- sties of all kinds, at greatly reduced price*. We also offer all our Winter Goods at cost, being desirous o clear r lie in off, to m .ke room for ihe.tew Spring stock. BROWN Ik L'HQLH AR.VB Ooc Price 8tore,No 60 Catharine st, ft Bt* fiercer ol Madisoa, v/f KMoRANLA.?.tavii.g ?eeu cap.aiu Oeuue.'s *tatr.,.cut ioyonr pa|ieroflhe 3IUi, about the tailing I rum New Or eans, and from the bar between the Out'Hi and the Trenton, od al?o ins he it not yet satisfied, 1 w ill now try to satisfy lim by statiug all the particulars to one hour. The renton rft Oilcans on the 4lb. the Uattou en the 7th. Whui down to he Bur feuud it foggy,aud also found the Trenton there. On he morning of ihe llth from to It, was forced out on the iar, with a strong wind from N. W? aud then, as I thought, aw the Trenton also b jund out?since thru understood from e captain of the Uation. ami his mates, and from on board he 'J rem on alto, thai the Trenton was on 'lie bar between 1 ind 9 r M and at 4 r. M Ihe Gaston was aground on the bar, ind ihen the Trenton was out of sight at lea, say 4 hours diference in leaving ihe bar?still it was blowing strong When he Gaston was 33 hours out she was near in under Matauzas; mtheSthwas all day iu compauy with the Trenton-or in uxhl of her and taw no mora of her iill after we hail been tere about 17 hours', then she made her appearance. It matters lot whether it had beau I hour or 17 tome; all sufficient If his statsmcat does not sit well, answer your own hereafter. f? if E. LATHAM. Master Dtt. TAYLOR'S nALSAM o* ElVr.KWe.Kj inn ceitifiss tnal 1 have been ex losed to sudden eh ig. from groat heat to cold; I have long betu subject to dm t ,sn and danaerotis eopgh. Willi pain ii the aide and heat. Dr. Taj tor's Balsam of Liverwort, from 84' stre.-i ah giveatu rilief. an-) by its ml caucn laWi' us and ?v posed busiurss f T Clark at. or coiner of Wa and Warien Ms. Treadwell's Bsuery I certify that I have been com, I by extreme bad health to make use ol Dr. 1 at lor'l ba ol Liverwort for many yeais and that tne medicine I is identicaily thesmre asinit I lormenj uviimvo, ?u u in m-mc ny mc ixmc person now,at 841 Spring aired, formerly made it at -75 Bowery. JONA? 8KI.KMAN.3t1 Pearl at. The subscriber hereby c?rlifl?s, that he h a had a cong railing cf Blood and matter from the lungs?scrtre pain* through the eh'St and aeiulit sweats fur ail years or more. The Balaam of Liverwort baa auch a happy effect upon all my complaints, that 1 truly beliere I could not hare lived to thia lime without it Fcrmrrly I hare obtained the medicine from 373 Bowery, but lately from 341 Spring at. which ia now the reanlence of the Proprietor. whnia the tame perron .hat made the medicine for me ai Ant in the Bowery. ALfcX \NDKH SMITH, ill Fonyfh at. Sarton of the Rer. Mr. Matthew 'a Church, Chrj atieet. Stephen Dnlherr, Is Brooine atieet, eirurrof Mangia, inade tire of tint mtilictLe tome yra>a ago Itom 175 Bowerr.and ol lately from 841 tiprngetnet, with great advantage-and iatihe true proptie'er. Mr Morton. Hudaou atrec, cor ner of North Mon>c; Mr. Ooodapted, Mb are. ua; Mr. Hotdudge, druggist. 3f8 llowcry; Mr. Laty, iiroadway, corner ol BUeckrr airect; and many liund tda of the meat rtspcrtab e |ieo, le in the tity and country are irady toe rtifv to the moat aurprsing effe t* of thia medicine and that the only genuine now made from the original ricipe ia a> 341 Si.|ia| afreet. Ob.e.ve!?'The puce ofilna n edicine ia aa followa?Large liottlea fH\ n'X ana pi. entailer aiae 50 cenla. Sold at the proprietor* rsklilisliineni.341 Spring atreet.near Hudson. Sold ia ftawnrk, at 116 and 346 Broad atreet: also 36 Walnii- h, ttWrvL lAiHI lU Li'.aso ?aii.iridic.' .a, 153 vlcnroe aireet Apply at the Coal OfBce of Wil.iainr It Kei^iuon, corner Mad.son and Jilferson atreeta. SUPERFINE DRESS COATS. OF THK BV.ST tlCALITY. both aa to workinanahin and n.uicriale.for TWRNTY-FOUR DOLLARS; alao Pantaloons Ten Dollars, nt PHILIPS' Cash Tailoring rsUbliatiineat. lit Brintdwae. N. B ?The above garment* era guaranteed to b* equal to erery reaper to thoie inede by the moat rxpei;?ive houee* iu the city Tliie i* DO empty gu.irauUe, but ooc that the ailvrrtiaer pledgia himae.lt to fulfil. OarnnuM of ccnudary qualit r propor'iouablv tourer. jl5 aTR t;u rrTNM anO DKKtsilNtlT-OlttVANiNl i KHR/a Rl. formerly of No. t A at or Home Broakway ri apriuully' beta !itte to aancunee that he haATENT_I'HE?ENV*.D Ma.ATM AND SOL'i'rt-w ,lr. X ranted to keep for any leag'h ol lima in any climate Tieaeivd lob?t> re, halliW, aalmon. beef aoup, mork turtle, aoup. chicken *ouu. mutton hioih. mutton, real, lamb, beef, tu- key.tlnrlt. ehirken. gr*?e. rlama.oj a'e a, milk, tomato*,lie. X htae pro\ iaion) powei* great advantage* orer every other deac-ip ion ofaeaatore. 1 hey a'e a valuable tubdi-ut* for liieat'Ck wtiieh witli it# prr.vender and fr?ih water, occupy f? much room on li ng rovage*. i? autuect to diacue. and retiuiraao ii ueh rate in bad weather 1 hay are alwaya ready loruae, may be eaten cold, or if preferrvd, war in. d in a few w.inutu therefore require veryllnl- fuel, and no cooking, and afford iii'Iulg-lire in a number of luiuriee at tea th it no rare orevpena c nlJin any other way procure. Apply tot Wil11m pti at. f9 3 i) r.NWtjN ?J'KANKLiN COKUCs HoOoK, 81 jvuiden V Lane, at.d 15 Cedar *treet ?Sareral line fiddle) ofYtbieon will be dreand thieday and teivcd up 1h the uiual atyk, at 3TI cejl? per plate. Ready at J3 o elsck. ft if JOHN P. BRQWN NIBLO'9 GARDEN.?TO THE LOVERS OK FLORA. Meaara. NI BI.O k DUNLAP would moat reaper.tfully infarm gentlemen wanting bouquet*. that they are fully prepared to an, ply ordera to anv extent. and on rcaaouable term*. The ennaervatory and green houaeo at 57* Broadway, and at Harlem, will convince any lady oreentlrmnn who will the prnpvietov* are prepvreo to execute ordera, which will be at all time* M*ended to with neatneaa and uerpatch. Ladi.Vi.V,el ,*llrkied?. jyerl'iaae- lb* b*M market rat**, by J.RYI.V f?TI R, jf* t* W-.ll .1 a...l 1''- .'w,y PAdfF. t lAilri I AZiitt, ir-m eim-m i.i.i-charyia( ?t fkrlran* wharf, f ot of Wall etreet I'? ..?iynrei wi I |(|eae* attend to the rrrmpt of th?icfoodi immediately. t?tlw? ?I?. ay THOMAS WEDNESDAY. At g'cMi m it* nl? ran*. Splendid Puruitnre, kc.-Ai eitrnsive and enpenor UMIV meiiiaf lecood hand ai d new fm niter* of all deacripttone Irons famiina remuvcy tsr. Alio. a large 1 t of ac'ditionslecrood hand fbroitars. a Splendid stork of ue* city made do, auit by virtu* of a* u.itBaiiirut. to infae t punofor es, I marble top UMn, ant senary other artiSD' of cabinet vvaie. Also Ibl valuable fa niture removed I'rosa Brooklyn, sod the balance of the h' us*ki cp-ug articles Irons II iirmerslap it forming as dcsirible 'in assortu-rut as baa been offered at paUic isle for some time. Al">. a vaiMtr c f escellcnt furnitare from Brook.) and else where. FRIDAY. At 10! o'clock, in tlir Sales Room. K.itn Pale of valuable dry goods, eloih nr, jewelr)- and pledged articles, groceries, hardware, Re. Watch-.?ciclst silver ever.ilrtaelicd and skeleton, do do. Also fine Irish Li' sns. s'lka situs,calicoes, uiuilsns, (inyhaau, hcaiery, ylnvea, A Is, ribbons. and a variety of valuable (code of variolas descriptions. a., i SATURDAY. At ipi rt-.rk. ,0 it,, H.le. K wim-ti lndil Furssilure. Suss s.. M M tIMfrsON, Auctioneer. V^^yALUABlpK fiOI.D AND BILVKR WATCMK*. tsOLD JtWULBY.fcc-JACOB FLATT wi* wall e1? al 11 o'clock, lit the #tom No. 91 PUtt itrfft without reMrvp. ikF stock of a dealer who if reliriog fioai bo mess, tlu .nil. a and geuilnneus'fold nr d ailver IVlsbt Is. iHL' ir3? .:r' n'in'- I'Ej.ine, Cylinder, Duidcx, liuntfrom lour letliirteea holes wellad, M 7ll":?,,re "c"'v I?tril. Also, a Urge assortment P.i7fc'Sth "T Brooch.s. Hi. gs, BrUlianta. Ear Ftaga,nuld Fob and l.uard bains. Gold Keys. Pencil Re* T he above us wall worthy the attention of Terras of Sale?Four trouths for all sums over for approved anJ endorsed not.?. _ fa it* OlVftl/ Ifff r nil n rP/i n?...?, OJ-w a/ivs/t i t\ THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE ?2?^&To"M.*"3i. tfi'uwtWinRSS through $.50 The eteamiont (.'HO CON or the NIMROD. le?Tr? Catharine Market slip, Kaat Kiver aide, for Bridgeport,every mniii In* rxOBR Bemfav, at T o'clock. From Bridgeport, p? Mergers wilt be forwarded by the Hmwatonic Railroad to North CaMtl. thence to Went Stockhrplge (M mil'*) by Hii:*. and thence to Albaiiy (if. utiles) by Railroad. The care are tea 12 funnelled ind a 'nurd. nrf- For passage or freight apply on beard of the boat, or >t the York Hniae. No. 5 iViuclUialt street. jSIm fASSAUK tOH Nr.W liHLMMk-OuiyTu- wSPSygiiltr Line?Tlee ipleadid last sailing packet ship ilHbAI. A BAM A, Capt. Bunker, sails oeitieciy on Um fth February, herr?|ular day. Th shipi of this line eail retry Bee days, or passage free, having splendid accommodations for t?bia. aecond cabin. *i'd steerage passengers. For rrseage, early application attould be made on board, foot ol Wall at. or to W. k J. T. TAP8COTT. 49 H uili street. or 43 Peck Blip. The packet ship OCMULGJlE will succeed the Alabama, and aail on I he lOih February- fa FOH LIVERPOOL?New Line?Regular Packet the 15lk Februesy.?The splendid feat railing packet MMm aliip UARRICK. Capt. William .SfciJdy, of I0M tone, will rail aa aborc.her regular day. Far freight or passage, haeiug accommodations unsquaUsA. for snlrndor or comfort, apply on board at Orleana wharf, foot of Wall at. or to E. K. COLLINS k CO., M South atreet. Price of passage $100. The packet ship RORCKJt, Capt. John Cellha. of IBM tone, will aucered the Garriek, ana rail an the asth March, bar regular day. raaaeiigrre may rely upon the tliipa of thia line railing nunc tuiUy aa advertised. ft ftflat- Foh NiEw ouleaVs. Louisiana ano iflKNK'.V YORK LINE?To aail the 10'h February.? 3pa*?The aplerdiii (bat aai'iag Packet Ship OCMULOEK, Capt. Learitt, will positively aail aa above For freight or pottage, having aulrndid furnuhed ai cmmnodallona, apply aa board, at Orleans wharf, foot ol Walleireet.ar to L. K. COLLINS h CO. 54 South street. Great care will be taken to have the goods by thia lint correctly measured. Agent in New Orleana, Jasies C. Woodruff, who wMl promptly forward a'I goods to hie address. The Docket abin GASTON. Cant. Latham, will auaaaad tka Ocuiulgee, andaail the 80th Feuruary. hernfn arday. fS 4#^ FOK LIVERPOOL.?The superior flrtt clans MVyimiliiw ship SCOTLAND, Rolumon, Miut/p, *ifl jMUlkhave immediate dispatch lor the above port Having splendida-comm ndatioua for eibin, aecond cabin, and ateerage passenger*. Pi r tout about embarking thouid make early application to GLOVER k McMURRAY. too I'ine ?trret. corner of South. P. S.?Pcra na wiahlng toaend for ilicir fries-a leaidmg in the old country. cau have them brought out by the above ship, lo leave Liverpool on the l?th March, and provided with prn. vision* b> her, if required, on the meat mode rata tarsia, by air iwfi itine# firKe i?r#r rv>al paid ____ afih F?H LI V KnPOOL?Po.nnely on the 3d *eb.? JrWfV Tb> aunrricr tint claat fait aailior paiketahui GEN. .Vn5*&I'AHhlllLL,. Captain Hoit. will be despatched for Liverpool ?i r.hove. This splendid altip haa unaurpaaaed accommodations for cabin, aeecnd cabiu, and ate*rage paaaan who will be takenata moderate rate. Aiply- oa board hip, at ri t 13 East Hirer, Or to JOflN HERDMAN.ti Sooth afreet N B'?Hrrvancements can, as usual. be made wath the sukaariUforpaaaage from Liverpool, of tlioae who may beaeat forb their fi iendi here. Drafta can eleo be furniahtd for nay amount, payable throughout Great Britain and Ireland, on apply ire aa above ft TASHAGE fOA LlVKRPdl)L-tte a plead id \3QHPWCaat -ailing Packet Ship SCOTLAND, Capt.HoblnjfllfcaCaton. uuw loadiur.aud will meet with immediate despatcu. Thia ahip hat splendid accommodations for cabin, aeeond cabin and atceragc paaacDcers. For passage early application should be made on board, 1'icr o, panic 43 doulh at, ?',0 W. fc J. T. TAPSCOTT, 43 South street, ert 3 Prck stirrervona wiahing tnaend for their frieada can have thane brought out in thia rhip. or any other of the regular liae, eatling from Liverpool ev,ry week, on vent lavorabkeMrms. and drafta for any amount ran be lwd payable on demand in all the principal towns of the L'nitad Kingdom, by apply ing aa above "flES FOR LlVF.RPt)OL?(Porllively lo a ait on 13th JWk b'-brurvl?The superior drat clnsa ahip SOLON, jByEtBEm'-apt. Cheever. will poiinvely aalt as abeva, and can handaoineiy occrmmorate afew cabin. 91 cabin and steerage pas* enter, .it moderate nates.if early aipt-eitti-jQ is nade to p JOHN HEliuM anTsi Sruih at. N. B. The ahip GEN. BARKHiLL aaila poaitivrly on Wrdnraday, 3d Feb. and cau accommodate a lew mote paiarngars. CITY DESPATCH POST.?The Public itraapettfully informed. that the City Iteepa'ch Poat Will go iato oi?eration on MONDAY neat, the 7tli of F#bru,ry. Th-R?gtilatii>n.MRY SMITH.3 Nnaaaa at. Jl6lm*t CjTEAivt BrkltA CLiKION, FitO.vt no VANA.-l on O aijtirea of Merchandise by this v-aacl wil|>; iTi.ij IV miny?inoVy tliat by the kind content ofThruo liundied of the Bret familial of tlie United State*.consisting of the Brit Merrhanti, M?,lical profetaion, Clergy and private Citir.eae, to whom lio can refer a* to the anperioiity of Mon?. M.'a celebrated Mineral in preference to anjr other they hare ever tried, and, in their opinion, the hee\ that ever canto un lei their notice. Hi* other improvement* need aft comment. INVALIDS Attended by Mon* Mallan, Junr., at their own Cltft blDhment THE FACULTY AND PUBLIC are particularly invited to pay Mont. Mallan a vl?lt, tft ee the pecimeu* of hi* new dlicoverlea In Dentivtry. MONB. MALLAN, Boat., May tie canauited daily,from It till I o'clock, at No. >7* BROADWAY, between Freakbnend White street* CHAR4.KA MO0RRATR. Jl'BT PUBl.lBUBD. The nineteenth edition of Mont. Mottan't Treatise oa the Structure and Diaoaaoe of the Teeth, to bo hod of tha Author fata* rr?HP. BANKRUPT !.AW_rer...n? vWmh to he diet cha-t d iro n their debt*end-r th>* Ian are invi'ed toeatl I OB th- *i>b? ribe who wilt get it,em riiaeh. r*e I with deepauft aaJ on th* a eat reasonable lermt W. SMDMORC, Altormey at Law. f I lit .71 N?aaee

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FAliK 1'HKAl'MB.. DARK THE \TRE.?Mr. ABBOTT haa the honey- nmii( Keb 3d |,r wt'l a re u> KLOCUT1 l.NAHY LECTURE, with Hair. Mute Kemiuiacente-. at the *??k rhe?tre. TROORAMME. Rtiitiu rate TW K?* Dr. Chaimoa'e p upoaitioo for (irinx IwiMi unit Allot thr Itrimt Mra. SiiMusi (4ii*fii I:?tharin??Dr JoKdiku. Mr KeinbL'a aid ne Whol?e?. Kecit.inn?" FartweM, a hota fa rwell to all wy Rmlnfw." Krmhle' R> tin mcut, u I the public honor* paid to htm Ode by Campbell. Death of KriiiMe in Swilsrriand? Deocriptma of that country hy Shei i ?u Kunwle*. Anecdote of L aton? A Ueneial Krritw of Dramatic Rii** cautions. _ Optm-maof Martin Luther. Sir Walter Scott? Iteeolhc ti> ua of Abboteford. Reolituip?* Lad* of the Lake." D.i'ertatinti unon the k rrucli ?nd Kntliah Stare? Tanna? Medx noiaelle Mara?All. cdcte of Lafonii? Sketch of the character of Shy to It. Rental!ou?" The quanty of wcrcy ta not atrained." Rente' ton?' M-iecu Mat>." Sceue frnna Mario*'* Eauatua fcitracl from an unpublished Trsredv called (rrrerlda founded up m a l.eeend?adopted by IVtraich, bovcacto, and l hiucer? Ed fin ,Knm ?t?I'onchta-ou Doo'e will open at haJf-itut aer?n?the Lecture Mill commerce at etch o'clock precta ly. Geutlrineni' ticket. H centa?tier llemeue ticketa for sell and lady, to cent*?'ltra ladie.'ticket* M cmU. jrt LHATIUR I'HKATMJh. THIS EVKN1.NO, Keiruiry ?-The performance* e?Ul eoainfi'Cf wtfn THE Vict HAMIC AND THE QUEEN, Or, The Ti wer of l.ondou. Uilter\ Kirby I Lord Kabiano, Johneon Mary, Mrs Lean 1 Jane. Mim Meaityer Af'er which IVAN DANILOFF. C> tlie Sledge l)rt?er. tree I'toili'ff J H Scott I f'outil Oxer ff, llerbr rt Kcdora, Miaa Meat at rr. To conclude with the M?gnifi-ert Spectacle ef U>BINK:i Sir Miirlbrmid, Kirby Uybha, Johnaon UdiIiim, lire Thome S?iii aa.ejte;?d uS Mtiereil. Pitt?| ttOaUery IM Dooraotwii et it" Oitrtain efeer r?n??lv (fITVMkUJi a llut ?>-ic iMa,ai Doora open at h bitioa af The PNEUMATIC RAILROAD, the greatest invention of the age, is in constant operation. The Albino Lad is h're every evening. Fancy OlisaUmw up every evening. Tlit giai.d Ccfanoraiuic Views are ill changed. For the convenience of families and children, there will berea'tcr be a LAY PERFORMANCE, every Satu day aftevneoa. commencing at ib ee o'clock. Prin.ipale ol Schools and their pupils admRlaJ on Ukeral tai ais Admittance to Ike Museum and all the entertainments, acuta, hl'drea under III years of age half price lso iMJSihiass TO FOUR WHEEL CABS, 50 CENTS PER HOUR. STANDS m lie CORNER ol HUDSON 1 BEACH1 EIB Residence 60 Laight Street. SECOND FLOOR. TOR SALE?A two wheel Trench Oab, open in fro at. Apply aa abore. j26 1 m MUSIC. A PIANIST "would respectfully inform the public, thai he "Ulptay al private paitiea on the pianoforte all the relebralcd cotillions and wsftxea. Enquire at Xo. lo Walker hwet. J'iO Ijn* rr,\L YARD IV A nI'ED?IVnoted to hire, from the 1st of Mereh, a well fitted up and convenient Coal Yard. Location ca the North River, v me where below Fianklin at, A|" to Caswell It Lisle, 31 Cedar street, up ataira. j'jI 3t FURNITURE?'RbWC? ITTSTeFT?Msaufaetwr.r. who mtend 'oc. mpe'e with th? present low prices of fur nature, must undoubtedly obtain their raw material in first hands, and al the lowest prices The su acriber is now receiving a large qusnti'y f II Ei glisb hair-seati and best s >fa stprtnga; I* inch hair cloth, plain 3f7 cents; figured (0 cents per yard, and other slier in pro,o. Hon?best bright so.'a iprings, tt cents | idrnd of three p?r ciat rn the '-apital Stock of tbie Company haa her i declared payable at (tie Me cbanica' Stak, in the nlf of Near York, oa the fifteenth day cf February next. Schenectady, J ui. IRih. IMt. _ jai i* THOMAS PALMKR. feerrtarr. A" inlA I. *aa vadt nature the amend W?mmS ol ri cpei-table tweri-baata, ia Nonabrr 1840, at the foot ?f Wail (tret >tw York, unon one of the Halmnandrr Suiea, with one of J?r*e t)? I an >'4. C J Qiplor't Talent Double, and Scott'i I atent Aalietua Sara Iitao r i rom rttr t'oafMiTTar.'i Ri mbt -The aborr waa fair irial.a id v? a to ue a eonriocing proof of the aoperaorii)* 1I '.h Salim inter Safe orer all o.heri; aad comider ng that il w a eveoe-d to an mteiuia heat f r a period of tight hoot*. w! i t- ttrh of tht o here were deetroinl bp the nmc boat inl?*a than iwo houra, tar hare no heaitation in aapug. that we con owr the baUmauder Safe lealip fire-proof, and alf?riiia? t?if-ct tec r.lp to book* r, We themorr t ike o n h p'r uiur in making thm atatemeal to th? i?i >lic, iud in ret on -na i,ling to them kn-a Wilder'4 latent wander Safe, ae fullt -ultihdto thear coi fidenre. W VOtW )H ru .V SMITH, Ii?l.owi\kro Ml NT!'UN V CO. LilAKLt.S It. MAKM1 ki t,, Committee. All RaJanf.aeer S.ifea by tl.c aubacubrr, tai I be inuai to aiir fltat have h' ntei'id. A grnenal aeeortnfnt on hand, or made >o nrler, asd for i.Jr try SILAS n. IlKHKINO. flotr Ajr-nt, /l>% w IM Wat ret. 1 FASHIONABLE BOOTS. rHK luharriher r-t?ni? hie eincere thank* to hit fri'txta, c lafomera, aud tiir pnhlic gene rally, for the tiber:il pitr ha* mcterd- d a additiru lit* pr> nl a.ock iu obtaining at cnaeidrnbte eeprner 'or hia I" >11 an! M'i.ter trade, a lot of the very beet rp-afity it Kr- xht if-lnti, which for aof'iv* md it irah iity cannot he eaorllcd. Ilr h ia alno on hand a ;r Lock, ron.ittmj ofStrrr, Door, end IIou#e Lock*; Loe*?for Ir-n hirtt; B.?k Itafre.fcr; night Ltlche?; are 4, cidi. ty *n.?n >r to any in market. W'liil* perfectly aimple inlh?ir operation *Bf) pf BOOthor t,oek.a?4 the c,|,(,rtl,j Cob,. "m; ?';*0Dtnr Tl.r prio, inVo,, which Um? are eo:>?tnictMi t* entirely n?w. Iuc of auy store in the uty _audes guarantee any mu ie purchased .1 hu .lore end found to he incorrect, enn he ret rued and tU m uey rilundcd. The public arc respectfully tagj to ..I! and """T/y.'MrK.nLi.i.nnrd*,. THE BEST WIG MAKER IN NEW YORK. PHAI.OX, l.ite of Chatham Square, now of si I Broadway ha* at am taken the fcret Pretniam for the he?t pacranan of WIGS AND SCALPS. A CONVINCING proof, if any were wanting, that native ingenuity ie appreciated before fore inn boMting and humbug. a* the opinion or three of the o'deet and he*t fudges m the pr-deeeion in New Yuifc can teetifv. The publie can now judge from the premium!, viz. thr eilver medal tail year, and the firet premium thie, awarded by the Amentia Institute, who i* or i. not the beet Wig maker. K. Phalou respectfully invite* all judges aud nearer* to eiamioe hie pveowoui mi|>ru fed Gu**ainer Wig, which, for surpassing elegance, ciofr re iw-i-ihl n", to nature and beauty ol ineohaniear etrueturr. u> be rrgartlrd u one of the greatest master pieces of art ever pn duced iu the world. N. B.?This splendid wig weiglis little ov*r half an eunec, the lightest ever kaown. Manufacturer and proprietor of Phalou'scelebrated ANTI DANDRUFF, for remering the dander completely from the head, aud a tl or ,mgh r leaner wt the surface and hair cf the head, bat leare* glossy aud silky appearance to the HAlK. Observe, none is genuine unlet* signed by me in ink. EDWARD PHALON. O.N TtiK CUKE t5ff 8TR1cWh??It u Mlt uuioru nate in tin* complaint that muy persons have a etricture who are not in the least aware of erfectly removed. But there are other circumstances besides its effect upon the urine by whirl a stricture may he knows, or. at least, (treacly suspected, am tlniuch these are Numerous, there are two which are very common aud very easily judged of, sad these shall be mentioned here. The first of these circumstance* relates to time. It is well linown that strictures arise from loog continued and kadi} kreuted liooorrhda. Noiv, whenever One disease eoutiuue* over ui an) wtek*. cap* cully if in the early period any of tie boasted nostrums uf the day w ere taken, there is just aud proper mound tf suspect a stricture. The neat is most remark able?it is the effect a atricture has upon the rniiid aud eni it*. This is a tact that may be tho roughly relied oj. Indeed the author never saw a caee ol (the lure, (aud ne sees many every day,) in which the patient did not, more or Ices, complain if his toes of mental enemy?1 hat he was not to capable of business a* formerly. The renssu i f this, however, is clearly shown in Ins "Privet* Treatise." a little volume suliced in another column of litis paper, and to which the reader is referred, sot only for knowledge of this disease, but on every other connected with this subje ct. DK. RALPH fuither begs to tdd, that he may be consulted Krsouall) a* hi. residence, No. M Greenwich street, at any ur ami ?hoi l.i any be in doubt as to the eiietence of tine disease, estiecially after perusing his little volume, he will, aithout eipense or the least pain, explain and assure linn whether he havi or not. Let it only be remembered that, if he really hue a etricture, not all the medicine in the world, alooe, will ever cure it. dig km* JONES'S BOOK-KEEPING. PUBLISHED aud for sale at 183 Broadway.?The design of inn worn i? ?uB?intiie KnovifMgr lor ine common amtu*nou* ruli* of debt ami credit, winch arcwellknov n to be iin-de qua'e when brought to the teat of practice. This lreati?e will be found to afford llie atudent a clear comprehtuaiou of the principle* on which the varioua account* ol aiugle and double entry are arranged, and to (how tint by far the moat importmt and leading principle* have hitherto remained hiddm in rvtiauecu* deta I* 'I'hif *y*tem ia already eateniir-ly Intro uecit iu /'.inland, it i* adop ed in many of the leading academic in*tilutiop? ia thm country, wh*re it originnlrd, it ha* been cor 'tally approve* by a large number of the beat ac couuteut* and mod rcepeciable merchant* in thu city, and al?o hy a committee appointed by tlx American Inititute to crainine it Tuce fI 60. Imtductio!! i-given by the author n* hitherto in Book-keeping and ill o her dune* ol the drib privately, if deiired Applicant* who rk, uutil the Id day of April, for furnishIIgat the I). A. Navy Yard, Brooklyn,the following liinbe plank for the foundation* of the Dry Dock, via tire *proce pile* of length varying rotn tt to 3S feel?to average not lei* than St feet; and to be not let* than U and to average at leaat IS inch** in diameter, 4 feet from the butt, evclu-ive of the bark. 3.ooo lioeal feet wbite pine timber, foot (quart for floor tim fi-oou lioeal feet white pine do, 1 foot by I foot 3 incite* (quart for floor limber*. Stl 300 feet board menaur* of t inch whit* pine plank for floor it*TS toe fret board me**ure of (ineh yettew pine plank for (beet piling. All the above timber and plank to be of perfectly found and durable quality. The ipruoe pile* ta be a* draight a* eta be procured, and ia all rentier ta prepared for *harpenii>g and driving. The white pine timber to be free from ahabeo and large knot*? to be *awed draighl and equare edged to the di ncneion* above iiven, and of the foltowirg length*, via: one half oI etch lot to be in (lick* 21,86, S3 and >1 ted long. The remain ii,g half ol each lot in (tick* 34, 37, 40 and 40 feet long,?the number of lineal feet of each length to be naarly the earne. The white pine plank to be entirely free from large knot*? equare edged?in length* of SI, M.S7.30, 31 or M feet? to r>ge not leu than S7 feet, and in width* from 10 to tr to are rrgr not Ira* Mian IS. The yellow pine plank tube draight and square edged, *uitable for driving a* (beet idling ia length* of 13 or SO feet, and in wilibfi om 10 to ts incbea?to average no: let* than tt in All the above timber and plunk to be delivarek on each wharf or wharf* within the Navy Yard a* may be designated by lb* Kngineer of the Dry Dock auhiecl to the iaapecttoo and approval of auch peraoa a* he may acted The pi to be oelivered in auch quantiliea and atwehtime* between the 1*1 nay of July aud the 16ihday of October a* may be required by tlx Navy Agtut.he giving nolkm than 0 week* notice. The white piae timber to be delivered between the let day of September nod 31-1 day of Oe'ohcr, aou The white aud yellow piu* pit ok between the lot October and 30ih November. 1 ne pr >poaai' win ataie me price ner meg lor ine pnea? per ru >ic loot for the white pine timber, end per foot boa d measure, for the 3 and 5 pioe plank. The rithi reeerved to utifii leee than the whole quantity of e>ch kind of timber to ?r any portiouofeithcrkind. I'ropoial* to be udorted, Propoaala for Timber, for Dry Dock, Brooklyn N. Acent'aoffice. New York, in*. 3d, tilt. ROBERT C. WETMOKE, Navy Agent. jf StawtAlit dfO Ttnii kKUtaRDwiii tie pain for tk* an tetania cuu I riclion of MAUMK E PITCHER, nod the re corrry of Thirteen Thouaand Fire Hundred DoRen. obtained by im from aundry bank* in thie city on forged check*, or line ikouaatid do'laia en hie conrictioa, and One tbouaaud for the money. or in proportion for any part thereof. Said I'lt. hf r it about If year* of nge. I feet or 7 mchee high, hae a florid completion and reddiih hair, aora or inflamed eyea, and face much covered with pimplea or blntchea It ie probable that he in aceomi auiea hy a younger brother or nearly ibe nni height, about IT yaam of age, dark complexion, dark eyea, and de rk' U ehy hair. It m ascertained that Maurice Pitcher purchased of eater, in New York, a Bill drawn by him on J. Butt, Bon h Co., London, for ?iu?l iteiling, to the order ot Maurice VauIrrcourt, the payment of which ban been (topped, and the pub lie are hereby cautioned agaiaet bu> io l the tame. W. PXTTfN. Jr.Caahier. J. B. TREVOR, Caahier. Philadel|ihia, Dec. 10,1841. ill???li REMITTANCES fu fchOLA.iU, iHbLi.m. ,.>u lb SCOTLAND.?Oral la from jfl, ?l. ?s, ?t,?t?. ?is,lo ?10 0, and upward* .payable at eight or at rixtydaye, at the following plwee in England, Ireland and Scotland, ran alwari be obtained of 8. J. SYLVESTER, 130 Broadway and21 Wall at. IRELAND. Athlone, Dungaanoa, Monayhum, Armagh, Dungarren, Mulloin, Belfaat, Dublin Moneymorr, Ralliuit. Dangarvon, Nenagh, B.iiubndge, Knni-killeu, New Rom, HHltyaitna, Ennie, Om?gti, I'amino, F.annrcerthy, Parxooatown, Uallyahannon, Fe moy, R wrommon, BalUniuloe, Oalway, Roncrei, Boyle, Dowupiiricfc, Sligo, Cork, Kilkenny, Strabane, Channel, Kilrneh, Thurten, nlerame. Limerick. Tipperary. Cavan, Londonderry, Tralec, Caotehilf, laurgan. To am, CarprkonSuir Longford, Tallow. Caehrl, Ioughrra, Wat-rford. t'harlen'le, Mitcheltiown, Wexford, C'wtlcbir, Voile. Youghal ENGLAND. Lan'oo. Birmingham, Pregton, Liverpool, Leede. Bristol, ManihraUr, Lincaater. SCOTLAND. Kdinbargh, Oraeuook. Dundee, Ulmgow, FRANCE, r.irit, llai e, GERMANY. Hamburg, Bremen, Frankfort Pertone having to remrt to the r friend* can ntwaya rely on heir order* alti nded to, the fallowing packet efur riceipl of mil tan"*' The higher! rate will bs allowed for billa on any of the I hove place*. jg ,m MEDICAL AID. ArnVSICIAN long to prncrikt f r tfireMea of a PHidlr nature. rrnJra it %4 Molt Mm b>. been familiar with fh ee rompiaiuta many yeare, and I c l?r> :i pvrticn'nr am! rlo?e observer of cauee and etfrc'. h? hie oh-mrd a thorough prariieal kno-le'ge ol l> It braurh nl hia nriireni >n, which baa enabled him to tntrodue anme >ln ,b'e in tmr iner.ti into hie rractiee. He dore n it Ik)ail nf-eahtoe r? id a m haaljr curra. bat h'a aatiafactino i? t.i p-ifoim ih aa ralital eurej, and in an eho-t a pace ot time an it e'? poaetkly be 4"Da with adi ai.t>ga i uty in ili?patt>nt And, generally aperki is. it unt no cr-??Mrv ft?r tht pntMUt to ohfrfte noy ch?P|? ia busine## pjr lit? 11 iatv, ltd rune n irmly Imperfect caret,arc tha aruve from ?S iico rraiift a many r i.earr can nnre a a net ,ie. It i, a well knoianl .el inai i r wru'd oo well to call and obt tia a lilffe book treitu g eolirrly onllieae com lainia it a email norkrt itin.e, c n'tiiting much valuable information iie i largurge ia wry pi tin an t raaily ua 'rratooe. Trice Se eauta. 1 l)r tnca"r>'a tender cc'? at 31 Molt alreat. about IfOyTVe 1 fr nif'h'thim cpiare nearly w aitc ih clnttch HtdM not I'mit hia aftendauce tn a lewh 'ure. hut mar 1-c found .it hvmr a' anjr he ur of day or nigh (obierve that No i? n la d'lig atorr); hie ro ma arc well arranged for tlie reeepuou ol yalirtite, and hia chertm moderate. The bock m ?y e'en h? bad at the following dm etnrre-79 fallen C ituure atleuUnn. Oiceet to 34 Mntt etraet, NewVeHt T? Ntfl.tHtt.r Kt i iNu-ii Vanvtw f.. eiul for*^*>yftRfig iftoOKB, m uiiKr iu way.betweao Anthony and Leonard (treat. Fraah Im portataoa of Mechanical Lamp*. The aubartber reapectfbtly iaaported Tu thia oovMry. embeaciagth# I*trot IU moot faahioneble pattern* now iu two 1a Terta?together with a neau'lful variety of Olaar Qloboa, Fancy Forced tin and Paper Shedaa, Taro-o.k-.. fce., >11 which may how be cxaiuiatd at hi* Otare, No. ??7 Headway. The auperionty of the Meahanieal Lamp, combining >leyai.ee iu appeara-ice. economy ia the tuUaamylioa of Uil. with the moat bnliaut and regular ditt'oai-m oi tight, ia eatablwhed by k* ureal approbation, and the uuitad opioioaof the Plena, to hich thane unacouauiUil with tlietr merit are reapectfally referred. K. D. 8AXTON. SuLOraaor la A Diacor, T Broadway. fTrom the Courier It Enq'rirar. Mbcharical L.twra, atS37 Mroidwey.?About three yeara >ti. Mr. Ltircuo, of Pana. introduced into thia country, "the Patent Mechanical Lamp#." a rery lugeuioiia aud aaefet invcution. The pe, that operate* on an oil coo eeryat ry. aud drivea the oil from the rcecivoiraptotic WKk, which it keepaalwaya uioint, and thereby producea a light, al way* ol thr earn degree of inteuaily, and uniform. We believe it m generally acknowledged, ihat theoe lamf* poaaeaa great ad van tag a over all other*, in economy id eon nmptiou. brilliancy of li*nt, at d freedom from amn. They Imvc baea very generally approved by thoa* who h.v* tried tbrm ia thia couulry. and have been etianaivrly uvtd in Pari* and on the Euroi can continent fer many veare. The great ob jection to I brae lainpa heretofore, or railMr tko great impcdi nmut to their general uie, waa tlieir high coat. Thia objection Mr Diacon haa now removtd, ay reducing the prioe 10 low, a* to make them of enav acqoia lion to all. ri'^7ik. Btar 1 L.iMra ?Of Ml the i veulinnsof Lumpsin Europe u wall at i tint rnuulty.it has bien universally mUtttttal that the Me rVtiikal Lamp possesses advantages over all other*, iwrticu larly for the parlor; in faet.it ha* here termed the "Standard L >ni|i' hi at is ami throughout moat of the continent for thirty year* put: and the only obttaele In the way of their suprrce ling Ml otlier lights in utc ia thie country, (via: thee* perns it now iu a great nieantre removed. Mr Diacou, who induced he article iu tliit country about four j rari tince hat reduced l>U piicee materially,which wiii iucreaeehietMet, ai d they will aoon be Icond iu evtry drawtn;-room in the eRP* \Vc would invite the attention of eitixcne and imager* to hi* stork romptisiug nim of the richest Lamm ever imported. which he ia now lelliug at pricea to suit the time*, at liiiitore 337 Broadway, between \nthoLy and Leonard at*. [From the N Y. Sun.J Mfccllsmcst, Liuri.-We oeu thi* paragraph by the light of one ol I)iaeon's mechanical lamps?certainly a most ingriutni*, ut'ful and economical inveulion. Th* steady,char, and mellow light which thine* upon the paper a* we.write, u more gratefnl to the eyes tliau any that we have ever tried* The invention consists of apiece of mechanism like that of a watch, placed iu the bate of the lamp, which upon being wniruil up, eels in mation torn: very simple machinery, ope rating in a reservoir of oil in such a manner as to krep the wick always of precisely the same degree of moisture, *nd tiius a steady audhrilliuit light is const a t'y kept up. We observe th ise Ituips are coming into very general o?e, at the A?tor A icseaud the Society Library they are used in preference to ga?. jl? I w* \/f ILL FOR SAI.K, IN IlJ-INOIi*.? It is situated on :'l Onru Hirer, in Henry t niiiy, about two mile* from Knelt Hirer an.1 about 14 miles a?? Ike uiouth of the river, a-di- two inilea from Morris town ti e couuty seat of Henry county. The Mill has two run ol tttiei,ol the best Frvncn burr. There is alto a Saw Mill it t i ti ed. A* there is butane nn' 1 in that county beside* this, an t that II mile* from it, it will always do a good Business. T trie are M acres of rich Hrarie land b longing to the mill. Oreen River is a large stream and never fails, aa itsupplied irom the Winebago lake* The n.ill is utw a-d has beta in operation about four months, and is doing a good btuiacss. It will he sold for cash, which is abi ut $3 iwn and $0 per acre for the land. For further .M j cu'ars, mouire at Tremout, Tasswelleonofy, Illinois Jl5 3mw ClltS. OAKLEY mORULaR MELlCLNt?Tnoru's LaunyouuO extract ut Cobsihs and Haraaparilia, certain, safe, and most effect cal remedy ever discovered for the cure of goaorrhma, gleets, strictures, whites, pains in the back and loins, seminal weakness. affection* of the kidoeys, gravel, scorbutic eruptions, fee. One recommendation this preparation enjoys over Ml other* i* it* neat portable form, put up in no's, the mode in which it may be taken being both easy aud pleasant,its tasteless nature, with no restriction in diet or confinement from daily business. Travellers especially would Pud this medicine highly useful led ought never t be unprovided with a preparation possessing the advantages which the present *n* combines. Prepared By J. B. Thorn, chemist, London, and for sale, wholesale and retail, by James i'arrant 36* Greenwich street, ooraer of Warten: nouillard k Delluc, 9 Park How, and 581 Broadway; P. Dickie,414 Broadjynv. n?n ?m* pOMliKOV Ik bO.'S Albisi isu burrs no jscuol f Eu-auss *kd Answer?For the Transportation of 8pe cis. Bank Notes, Small Packages. Sample Goods, Valuable Parcels, ke. kc, in connexion with Messrs. Harden kCo.?from New York and A ban* to Baffalo, via Schenectady, Ulica, Syracuse, Auburn, Seneca Falls, Geneva, Canandaigua, Ko Chester, Ratavia kc. Messrs. Pomeroy k Co. will attend to the Collecting, or Pay ing Note*, Drafts, Bills, A -eeplanes*, kc.. and transact all and any such business as shMl be committed to their charge in the above named places, with promptness. KrvtuH Coming, K*q I'reaideat Albany City Bank Tnomaa W. CMeett, E#q? Mechanic* and Farmer*'B A. D. Patctiin, E?q, Cashier N.T. But* Bank Noah Lee, Albany Exchange Beak Watte Sherman, Albany City Bank Jhmce Taylor, M CoMWtialtak TneoiloreUlcott," Canal Bank Ezra P. Prentice M J >hn Taylor, Office NoJl Wall street, New York. POMEROY It CO.. Office No.l Dourr1. Buildings, Comer 8uu and Market streets, Albany Albany, Not. 17th, 1141. alt TO THE LADIES. VfADAME COSTELLO, Female Physician. atill eoati 1,1 uuea to treat with aatooiahiog success, all disease* peculiar to females. Suppierainn, irregularity, ebetruetion. lie. I oy whatever caute produced,can be removed by Madame C. in a eery abort time. Madame C.'e medical establishment havii.g undergone thorough repair! and alteratioaa lor the better ctommod -lion of her numerous patten's, ehe iea w prepared to receive ladiea on the point of enateamiat, or tho c who w,ah ti be treated for obiiruction of thaffir monthly period.? Madame C. can be eooeulted at her rceidenee, 31 Liepenard at. at all times. All communications and lettera mnat be peat piid. ll?1m* ItAERC OiYiLil AUI.NuK.?The nndcrauiied urge leave ivl to submit to the Merchants of New York, a plan for en eal-bli-hmcut with the above title, embracing, euch braoehca of buainaai uveuow undertaken by an; other individual, and which he believe- of eufficieut imparlance to the mercantile community to receive and merit their patronage. Mrrchnota are often at a loee, iu the hurry ef euehriie to I know where to apply forthe assistance they need. Ilia the object of thia est.blidimem to afford litem aa little,or aa much at they may require. 'I lie business of thia establishment will iaelade all negntia liona which merth-aU and othere may deeire to have confidentially conducted, and will include Procuring Partner*, Negotiating with Manufacturer*. Su plying Merchant* wi h Clerhj, Com mniieiug with Creditor*, Effecting Marine and Eire Insurance, Drawing Commercial I ontrarla, lie. ke. and for the purpose of orotiling temporary occupation get Clcrka who arc out of cmploytrenL All kind* of wrtli- g. bookkeeping ccllecting, ke, Trc plan ol providTng mean* by wlueh persoue daairoua of rnitiii1101? iltcnmrlvpi in DUfinPH. mav Lira inm#(Kin* nf ik* nature iii the business prrpoaed. before names are given. or (he riartMi introduced li e adv o earn a aubsiatcncc until per mn.nl tii .a-tona ran be p'ocured, (thus eon lii.uing llitir ri-gnlar business hahita, and guarding them from in#* evil temptat.oia of jdloneaa) will no doubt meet the app otmtiou ofthoae engaged in active buaiaeaa, and receive an I erure from th'm aa a body,such cocourareuieut and aupport aa will enable the subscriber to give tlie plan a lair trial upon ita mcrita. Aregister willbe kept at the Mercantile Agency where clerka who arc in want of employment can enrol tin ir namee, agra. qusliti anona, reaciidcnee, uamea of former employers, referei era, and euch other information aa ix'lesirahle; which will baexhibited to merchants wanting assistants, and proper meaaurra will be taken to obtain eiluationa for l>iem with all reaa?n #hle deapalrh. Thr advantaic a afforded to merchant a at all timce to en mine, tree of charge, a register containing thia information will rradily be tern ?nd appreciated by them. The merchant finding character, retrrvneee. and all other tliinga aatiafarlory, can be iutror of ne spe|..m in the city is ao great that a cirri who attempte to ai'veriisrinal', will pay a l.irgrgnm. and not then be certain of reackiug the iudii idual who wiaheo to gire him employment. et the came time if he deairca to ndvrrUse. he can do ao thro gh the Mercantile Agent,,without publishing hia name, and thua enaure a more certain application than if ha required an answer addrena-d to any latter of the alphabet,?boi ii.|the poet office, or rtc'i'iout s.gustura. Connected wi h ihia branch of t c buainem, it ie proponed to fmoia .tcmt*inu-y employment to clerks who are out ol bu iiuess. aod to this rud it ia rr pleated of merekan'a who have extra writing r who n-.ed rvlra l>. Ip.'urirg th. kueinrm sensou, or woo wish their hooks a inn in J written t;p, pooled, bw lane*.I accouuta made out and ollrt tad. at lay reason of tlie year, to aaply at the M; rcauula Agency. ftiaonal .tic .tion will be givrn to auhmilliog propositions tocredi ors for settling insolvent e.latv?' arcourts, balan. ing mei. hunt's hooka, miking ba'auct sheets and stat. no uta 'or opeumg uew seta of books, a neglect of which is of inth- r.uue of much unci-in. ss, white the couti*. r\ embus the m-ivt.aut at all limes to speak c-olid.ail) of ?,r -r i n> n gratuit mou wmeii mty Ik ehraidv i orcliated Many tin mh-n'e *ra loo mnfb rngngrt to do iMa themaeltrre anl are iniwil.iog to IriMl i? t> mcompettnl prrf"i>? who mllr nitap error* m ?n complicated fcrrorr .rill bedrtretrd ill Mia ol book* wherher made mtlllii?11]' i 1'it ug i i irrleaai.eea or ignorance Fiaurt.lrot rrr.r. ma le hy one fart -er loiloceiee a .other, or t?jr a Irandu irntdtb or todeceiae hi emer- ge ry with nt appetring -a a party to the trautaction. The wnd'-rairi" ?l p oporea aleo le all tin! to By oilier honora- 1 Mr branch of btia near r. qni i.e Briereoeea I iirlianged W A. wOOUWaKU, Merc wile Agent and Negotiator No. 9 Eichangr PI ice, c Titer ol Hanoi rr a I reel. jd ?wrttaw ___ J H avana?Mtio. wTST 10 iiiuhu nuuit. it r- umhii to tbeCalle Ben Padrw, No, I rnfreote de la Mashlni By llna latter dirertioa the building m known to all ktmlmro.r oat tint- porlera he., aa owe ot ke moat ronapiciniua point, ef the it)*. The eatrneiee alteratione and rrpairt ttpon thr* h..u?e hit iag beenromplen-d. Via. W. haa the aatialact>oa ot nth-rug to tug -a via .ting Havana. an eatab'tahmrut lartapertor ii ita k> atom to an) ihi a of th" kind tear be ore known in thr my. Itieai naie II get) upen the Bay. and command* an ritraaiae rirwi f |t e entira harbor, with Lit* adjacent country. towne. Tillanrn, fcc.' I U/" J a -jap r. lor [larawa mo*', oh am a paaeport frem,or A tor *?nh.dh) a ip,t.,, t,:,,n.?|, whnh.on arttral. I? t??rn w by the boarding t (B era to the UoverniMHt Houec. where, in e n '.trinity ih'rtwith, a permit lo land with bagf.-fe, ko hw a' to he rnciirrd by tome r-tident of the pla??. a PrraoMdomroua ot g .tog n Mre. Went'* HouM.wiB rW I ^,"*1 ,Kf' ""J" he promptly rendered them i, ny the Clrifc who emtio all Tetania w.Ot gttnagin, aa noon a a 'hey en'ar the harbor. Ha*?oa. 0. r. ts. IMI. 6**o?d?m* OTEAM ENGINE?/?Ton Rum Eagleae, twahr* Uv O w?Vfc I'ffc L!It:Nki?*fcS.-?A wUiiL ana.. -y.i O ha* the p'eaanr* of informing tho CiHa*aa of New Tor*, that he i>m taken a room at Mr. Atwili'a Mum Baiwon, No Ml Broadway. where he will be h.ppy tab* prtdbn 1'kc niaaua of tho?? who mar call, m a at vie, which lw flat>?r* himatlf, e umi't be c red led bjr aajr aimiiar artartin the Union Liktornn of many of tha public duncten of lha city may be aera at hi* room. Il Iwr* OT'ft!HIS7*br? i'O vi AC lI lit t'Tc-Hh?For Dyspepsia n satiating Digestion. Weakncaa Loaa of Appelate. Nervous Diaordera aud Night Sweat?_?The leeri ng principle of Uiia ineriicine m to strike at theorinionol'aaid diaeaaea bring aelectcd liom nature'a great vigetabte emporium, it ia at once a sovereign wid harmtest remedy. Half a wine glass has been known to give immediate relief. It it also a veri pleasant bit? t-i.. I'-iini,!,,, i,i,;,Hi lir F. 13. Lmllow. Na. 194 Broad way I hire u??d four bitten, is Cteee of impaired digestion, where fee-table tonics were indispensable, wiih a bvutflel l re suit. Th? articles which it ia composed arc T.rv judiciously combined. and I have no doubt will prove tervicable in the cases for which you have recommended it. Youre. Ike. Edwaud O. Lwdlow. From Doiil Earl, proprietor of the Bank Coffee Houac, No tSce street Dear Sir?I eer yoc have brought four Stomach Bitten be fore the public You may refer any person to me for ita p od quel'tits I wee an we.tk, owing to debility from dj epeoaia, raome other complain', that I did not boomr of your bit ere to a friend, who was ruffering am I ww, ami she telle me it had tha aame affect upon her as on me. Youre irniv, David Emu. Sold only at HUTCIII'VO'8 Drug Store, 1MBowery, cor teer of Broome et. Price 50 ceuts per bottle. Alao for aYv scribrr ia aelliag all dearriptions of gold and aiiver lever, n'-chor, eacap ment, leptne. and verge wits bee, diamond rings. pies, gold pencil*, chain*, keys, kc at retail, lower than nt any other place in the city. Gold watches as low as $tt to 40 1 each. Watches and jewelry etchanged or bought All watches warranted to keep good time or the money keturned) G. C. Allm. imporlerol watches and jewelry, wholesale ud_retail. 50 W?ll strct up'st.ure j!8 lis' ?.jwi?vuvoy ?in mii riri,' _Ti 1 LM 1 0 fully informed that Nathaniel Greene. Kq. late ftiet Master of Boatoo,ha? this day become a partner with Iks tubacr* here in the him oi Ilaruden h o. WM r. HARNDEN, I DEXTER BRIUHAM. Jr. j Boston, Jan. 1.1841. J* aw* rpQ'THE PUBLIC.?LIFE BOAt'S.?the uudenigned 1 bei> IrAve respectfully to invito tl* attention of mnpataolmefrhanU. and til o the re interest! d in the nangnUeu of bo*u tad himvi, to hn newly invented lire boat. 1 Tlieee Life Bo?U tre mule upon an entirely different prinei- I pie froin lltoie now in u?e; they are wtrrented to be every wty adapted to the purpoVee for which they tre denned, tad 1 can be fueniahed for aearly one hell the expeaae of what it Itemed "Fruocie' Lite Boat Theve Utlinc ia?ereeted on thii (uhieet, are invited to can at the establishment of the utideiiignca No. KM Water street, and examine for themselves. CHANDLER L. 1NGERSOLL. I There ieone now building, which toe public are invited to etamioe ne the work progresses. j* In* RDTCAL CAJU)?Ub. Coorxn, No.lt Paaatit. ueai W* Chatham el., (till afforde rcl ef to the afflicted of both MX ee. He may be always consulted, with the ntmoet confidence, in the woret race of delicate diaeaice. mercurial affect tone, tad the namcrioue aymptewie anting from thia dieeaee. From Dr. Cb vxteneive practice for the l.?at eight yean ia thia partstular branch of tlie profeaaiou, guarantees a safe, epeedy and effective cu-c to all pereooa who apply to him. Recent enact cured in n few day* without the n?e of mercury, or any other daageroui medincme. No intcrrnpiioo from bneineM. or alteration ia the mode of living- All whoM oaeea have been protrap I yd or acgravated by maltreatment, mar aw>iy with the ufmuat confidence of b-tng effectually cured. Term* moderate?atlendaooe from 7 ia the morning until at night. Of flee H Duanc at j? I m* DR. MORRISON. XJORTH RIVER DtsrENSARY. 9041 Fulton at, new I' Greenwich. Dr. Morrison, Member of tha Roral Col- lege of Surgeons, London and formerly Surgeon in the Britiah Navy, i,ootiuuee to be couaultrd daily un all diacnoeeof j a delicate nature, and all thoie iliali eeeme ji. t 1 quent on injudicious treotment and the imprudent u*e of quack neediciore. Dr. M. ha* had an experience OI 99 yenre ia (rent a delicate dieeaac* in all their viyiou* and complicated forma, 1 tier* a mild, aafe. and infal'Tole auhetitute for mereury, araduatiiig the veae.eal virue with certainty, without luhjret lag the pntient to any risk, or reitricting him in hi* uaual diet or purauit*. while hi* medicine* arc agieeabie in tajte and "CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY ?Thousands ofy gong men are euffenng from the conaequenree of indulgence in a ecret daatnictive habit, and whoee verve* are further injured from the uae of aoitruma and pretended *P'eifica. which atiamtalr onlr to induce greater depression Dr. M. trest. on purely pathological prirciple*, and never fail* in ?*labli*ning a curs, also the most obstinate yield to hi* plan of treatment Letter* poet paid, and eontaiasiug a suitable fee, will eneurt Ota oorreapoudeut full ad ncc and medicine to iot part of the Union, by hi* giving* hiatory of hi* ca*e in detail, jit In** 9Mt Fatten at. 1 fMruR'lfANr lu PI' tLIC 8PEA*eha?Ovist*: knur J raluable preparation of Iforehouud deaerve* a few rtmaikv from my ewn cxpeviruc*. Being ia Ih- lnbit of addressing frequently large meeting*, and my canetitutinn rendered tueceptikleof cold, I found my strength *nd h-alth gr-duallr decaying, my spirits -i' king, my lungs failing, and mt voice fal enng Ijut. la fast I had lost all hopes, and every hot.' fearful of liureting a blood vcreel, when yonr Horehound f.'andy avd the cure* it had rffcrtrd reached me. 1 believe 1 took but one p.irkige, when every uofav r*M* tyinptom die Appear*1*- mid my general health ivideuiiy improved. I feel now regenerated >o eoinpet-ly (hit 1 aui freely empowered to epeak aud nc* h Iter than 1 did Uiree yr:*i ago. My apt* titeisgocd, and my gen r*l hedth rrvtorrd Ton cab make Any a*eyon plevseot thi* certificate, which it would be iaju* tic* to withhold from the public a* well a* i oereelf. J. WELCH, lit Gold street. Brooklyn, Ag' nt for the Bm 111> nTemperance Bocitty. ToMeser* J.Tease StS n, t5 Pivisi nstreet. Etich e.iirdope nf the genuine Candv ie signed in full, J r?ll A Boa, 43 DioMI -U Itrtet.'' ul whom it r.u, he uMiimiI wholesale anil ret II. Agents. Hu.nt >n k Aspinwall, 110 Broadway. 10 Astor House anil M Will ism street; Driggs, S41 Broadway; Tiaipson, comer of Fulton k William street; Simts. Oil Centre it; Wrndower. HI r,'th Avrnu- Dr. Bym Druggist, (1 Bowery; Aguew 300 II .Jsin street; L-ronnt, corner of Grand and Division sireet; Young. t?0 *_*l street^ jo 'J'Hr. I'HIV.A I t. I'llr. I or. l His i? ,i little volume ua 1 certain diar isrs iu which the best and moot convenient means of etirs ate staled in the plainest possible mamer. It also shows the re.aaon why these malauies so freqaentlr contuiueon from month In month.uocurrd, aud tenninatc at length mothorand permanent complain'*. Indeed, no ana ean read this little book without seeing al once their true and real nature. aud aivo the risk and danger of trusting thorn to ignorant and (masting people. With a view, however, to obtain a rational degree of ecnli denes iu n hot he hat advanced on 'he curs of those diseases, the author thiuka it proper lirre togivt a simple slats meat of the meaua and n;qvortumtie* he himeall has had of forming juat and rlsar opinions on this vtihjsct. He therefore bags t? stats, that T besides his rank as gradual* of l.ihuhurgh, and inrmberof thr J London Odlege.Vc lit hst been watching these diseases, both in Hospital and city practice lor more than thirty years, and 1 haspublwhol i no editions of a work ef pressly on them. Also. V that lie h-vs letters ol ro-ib,cribcri* educing hi? huge assortment Ji Lv at iiuu.e illy low pices.such as must please all who wish o purrhsse iuj urucl s. either in the svdlsry sad coach bus! If icae.an I mtM ul trip the follow ing articles Webktog. thread hilts, stirrup*, hells, v Pa enl leather, H cio>u. bows, lamps, kneks. Laces, irks robes, b ickcls. hiugea, siles, _ 8, rings, castings, kc. JNO- 8. BUM MRUS, j 4 M a a In* mWstsrWssl. _ TNCURIKN1' StONfc I, of all luadi, purehissd at the J l-est market rates. A Gcld.of all k, ads. purchased and ^VfraVMTRR, jj gl Will ?f vrd I TO flicisdany r>0 ?th 10T7T 1 ori.ishe I or u ilurui.hed, wi.h bosTdf n or withsut, lor si. gl* teutlenirn, wbeis event altentlcs J ill Ngivrato ihc sai-sfsctmnof anvaeBlleman. (si Ap?ly at No. IS Greenwich stiest.(first door belowRector re reel. ______ i?' SI T&w.Yofi, 3f#v. U, t#4L sH ksH I BOOK-KEEPING. THt CnnUiHl Keoaa of MtHSH.n e^yrimt, eoatice openTram A. M. r. M tk?N rtA Iw. rhuorj u? tint l* truly practical ooe (hot ca b acrd a omplt.e rou tmcof ma. ou-taia transaction, cud me eauti c akuUtloa; and I fine itkwhieb the tud-nt arm illy keeps a set o: bonks in a I rmiD'U boose. Tn hose who arc una quainted w kn I he advertiser1* repwUtiou, be desires to aav. I bat his principal work r. on botw-keepio* hi* passed into tea edition* that it rccricea u liw prefer- ufc iu the Now kork public Schools, and other Urg- inuitutii iladclphta Joa M. hnith, 13d Washington a', a| Booloul Roberta A At', in .on, corner of Hani ear tad Market a itreet. Baltimore A. D^Croaaman,Caaal at. New Orleans. fljmd* 5 U/ITHOOT lll tkC Uit k 11. U. BU ..I.1., i.M ui a nogor ot tuiortninf tna cititsaa of New Vora. tha- c Ha eared radically, on tne hoaronthic ay stem, can m a tew e lava, retry dcacriptnou of lyphtlie diaeaac, whether recast ot t ?f loins (landing, without danger of relapae. which eery often 7 occurs by the use of increury J The remedy of Or. Brenoa does not contain a particle of mercury, or any ather rorroatee or poiaoooua mineral, ami r therefore cannet poiaibly exercise any delalerioaa influence r on the body. It em be conveniently administered-, ita opera- 0 Won is ataaaya cafe, and no bad conceitueoeca can fellow Tree H V* MENT. I I'd Be?hmtn strtet near Peatl ?The aubtcritmr returns on si *?re thanks to bis lrien.ii and the ublic for the liberal patronage bestoaedouhim during the pi cent and scat aeaaona, and he furttuer hopes, by a c ireful attention to the Interest of hia customer* to merit a continuance of their favors. The attention of the pub'i: is requested to the following list of prices wh eh. it i* booed are tuffici, nt'y low to satisfy the m.'ft i conoutical when it is f-oniidered, that in style sod mat. rials they are war. anted equal tu those made by the drat ea tabliabu.eets in the city Super writ of England black, blue,or grey Dreaa Coats. 1er double mriled bllt and f?->cy Casrtmare*, 7 to vrri, l imilinric, ?r.?i IC Ijuimy. O Ml D Malm* and Trimming Coat*, $8 tops SO, l\.nlr, (I So lo $3; I Wets l 60 lo $3. i All garments warranted lo St. 13" im' JOHN MOFFAT. i pvlt. LAUKbL, i?3i CANAL s'IKlK I"'. aDElTHI 1 ij HOVsE?Now bo well known in Una ci-yfor very many great and extraordinary cure i he has performe-l in all casgs ?f delicate disease, even after all other rim dire hare tailed, atill continue* to be consulted by the aillkted of both aeaea.? j His mode of treaimrnt ia loo wellkuowu to require eomreen- daii*u;h?viug been in the practice for 30 ytais. tu the Arat hoa pttals of Kianee,and ten years in this city, reuioting all pecu- liar diteasra wiib success aud despatch, nid wi'nput the aid eithcrof Meirury or Balaam. Pvrj .m afflic'ed with protrac ted and deplorable caeca need uot despair of a enmpiele r-covery by app'ying to Docior Lau el, who offers to hie pa t troua a aura gu irantee or oo charge. At home uuliljt P.M..and charge moderate. j3J nn* aMkr ifTATFJ bank lock loVipany. ANDREWS AMERICAN LOCK. r) THE TUdLIO?$500 REWARD.?The htr repeated minora and reports which have been so vritU y and ir.duatrinualy cir. ulated that Andrew's celrbratid Combination Lock had been i^prneJ or picki d, aud which thua far have been aiaregardid aa unworthv oi notice, are beginning to assume a enarncter otsonie plausibility, by which meaue many upright i menh v? been deluded logivr fbeir sanction and countenance toauch reports. The American Bank Lock Comply there 'ore, with the lew of te-ting the qu-atian in a w ay to ut the t metier beyond contradiction, hive decided to plae- ant s would not be allowed if they had been aware of e the deceptions. The American Bank Lock Conn pan by this mode only seek to establish the infallible security of the Com binatioo Loci, which has thua far withstoid every teat,and t has saved nu nrrour banks from.robbcry and ruin. In doing i this,however, they disclaim any inUntion of making war upon i other Locks, their business being to prevent an effectual bar- i rierio Bunk Bnrglers. TheCkaat will remain expi-ird in the Eichnnge Heading r Room, for two mouths fc aM(TH> j jgg gm Agents of the American Bank L'ca t| fSOAL COaL !?Hetliictiuu ot Trices?TeecJi I UrcueiT, O Red Ash. Brokrn and Screened in the yard, delivered cartme free, to close a eonaignmeait, at the fo lowing prices. L Large Nut. $7 50 Broken and Egg 8 00 Lrkigh, any site T 50 Liverpool fgg N. B.?B.ackamitii'a Coal $3 50. Yard, 500 Washington, war Spring at 1 iMiia- P. B. GUERNSEY k CO. ti P"NA ^R?CEa!-K?tl^r?MhC Orchil,1 Rcd^ Aa^L^i^a 5 MCad, doubly screened, and delivered to any part of the f utj free of cartage, at $T SO; Broken or Egg, f so; Lehigh, H 00; Screened Liverpool, fill 00. Apply at yard5*4 Wash- f oginn street, near Snnng. dXX ?in QlbVEK TLA it:.? vfM. Thomson 138 W ilium atraei 3 continaiea to manulaekarc SiWer Ware of ev?ry description. I >f tbe Intent pnttsraa aadt.aanow on han tea setts, coffee pots. pi chert, r.upa, waiters, forks, spoons, of lich aa well aa 11 >tUiep'. Mr Picior7 reller, Detroit, Mirk. t? Mtiers lick St Spcare. Bnrliagtou, Vl. J ArOmay, New Hat en, Conn. Mr J (liynor. Rohrunnd V*. Mc*?r* Fr_nk Taj lor it Wm Fiehrr, Wellington City, D C Mr J A WadiwortV I'roiidi lire, K j. Mr J B Coetci .Montgomery. Alt. Mr J Mrtliw, Ktj(llttii'e,S 0. i Mr O MTjSothora-Or-ntetnuu. DC. Mrt: H H int. Fred, ri k? .11 eh. Vs. J II. Tor inrroii it t, Winding, V*. J> o LUCINA CORDIAL, i MAONIN'S LUCINA CORDIAL, Pi OR the ture aud apeedy run of Incipient Cotimmption, L Barrri n, n linunUncy. Fluor Albue. or WhiUo, Gleet, r? |bjtructr the seorraj m roatraliou of the ryatrm, rtn m-itfrr whether the r- nut of in- a) rrent ca'H.-a, or of evuaee produced hy irrrgnUril? or illneea. 1 He widt rnread cebbrily of thlo wonderful and ineutima- le cordiul in 11 >th he iniaiJwreo. i? a tufficient roar inter for Ita Hick :ind po.itiie ruroao ia curing all the abort affection* W id J ?e?l preelratlon, rhieh frequently deter men from yetting married. Lagguagt. Hired, canaotdo juatice to the inrritt of the Lacin.i Cor iaJ, hirh i? regardi d by tlie head# of the faculty in alt parte of t in world, an ooe of the moat important medical dieeoreriee f any ?t ForeaTe at tTf Broadway correrof Grand otreet, and at M lorlh Stalk atrret, Philadelphia. Price $3 |?r botll*. ja lm* ~~d~ un I turn' >1 pi 1. w Iiiira?r? U arvry Rir, I) anffewpg und' r protrae: ted ease*,rum a?or iriiifli .1 treated ly laarnenenerdorrir/rndfdpratlitioinn; thanet liny rmr?* jr 500 huge, .tnd an r.mcc situated thereon. Connected wup> nor I ind, well finished and convenient in all ila arrangements. aituated in a rich and nourishing grain growing country, U uow in complete order, tnd in full operation. 11 having become neceaemry to aril the lime m eoMcqueMn >f the deemee of H. Wateon it will be disposed of at a barrain One third of the purch an mouey will be required on he delivery of the deed, aud thebaiai.ee may bo left on bond nd mortgage for a term ot y ran if deei-rd. For reference inquire at W>. Leitch'a, Tt Hudaon atreet Vow Vnrb Ar nf tKo luhdRnhpra in Auburn. N. V OKOKa*, t L WITCH, dig im* w if WAT SON. r> LKT.?The unexpired Lraec of tin re, 43 Peek Slip, now occupied a- n O merry ^n10.*, fbr which iuaiiie?a it has hern km* e?t?bfi?hed. I he aituation i* eouro ient to the tVilliamebuigand r?ck Slip ferry, which will rte urat early in the Spring, Hud >rd? tarnrtble opporuoiiy or peiroti about li mbark in the *hoi? biMOicsr. Poaeeeaioo can be had on the let of Februry. Apply on tho ren. i*ta. Jjl r) PATluK MANUFAi TORoRS.-The eabacrtbea* (I* notice that Meeare Hone St (}od]UrJ,of WortNtir.Man? ere appointed them their and are prepared to fnnnahai lortnotice, upon the meet rear or able Krrai. Fourdrlnie* OM' .'y leader Machine*,with fire or a team dryer*, and MUf MO nine* to aire nw in the web a* it 1 avea the dryer*. Am lory kind at" Machinery appertain!. to the taanafaetwo of poor. which in poiui of worHiranroi.. and fimeh u not turpoaMi ir any other eatnbhrhaieut in liiie souulrr. A large number M* low in operation ir. many -f the mill*,to Thorn referenda '"I k*'K""'rM."lrtR(,0?, II ;h, MADAME RESTELL, [JttMALK AHYSICIAN. Other end reaidenee 141 divan P wicii atraet, (between CoTtlandt and Liberty itmAI rhort ?ho can be conaulted with the atrictrat cooioanee anal sar nent of obatinute caieo of fctnalr irregularity patot page or an met ton. kc, i> ouch a* t? require out a few day* for cmap efief and perfect reeorery. Ladieo deoirtnf proper mad eal attendance during coafiooenrut or other tnawpoaMMn, rill beaceocnmodeud daring oucii time with pnmte ni? pec table board. Prerenure Powden" Car married Mm rhoae delicate or prteariouo health forbid* a too rapid increag* if family, will be aent br mail to any non of tho United dtataa, 2rJv.ss*& ^B?-Mailmi'ller "l"wowId inform ladieo reeidiagowt?/ he rity.whooo health would not admit of travelling, loot aha rontd derote her poiaural attendance upon them IB any port /the United State* within reaaonnble dutaace, iitdfcwlm* (OAROAIN?By order ol ilie Burro* ,it oi Queaa'o coon&l Otheiuboenhe' will tell at eurliwi on tho promiooa on the 4th del of Febrauy next,ai it o'clock, noon, the rcry M able Farm, eootaiuiagoereuty-fear or ret, more or lean, aMoaed midway between Flu-king aud Jamaica, floating on tho tain road between the two piece*, bounded by the (Warned lenry Roe.and Qrorge Yaadevtr- Kaor ocentaed by C. Dimon. For particular* ace Low Ialxud Dsmo?f?t One halt lb* mount can remain on bond and mortgaga at low tetnaR. jiquire of JNO. -SUMMERS; j4 ?taw toFlt* Exceptor. I to Water at. J' XCHAtiUkt ilOTF.L.? t he prqprut.ir of tium ~~nL" mant, at the commei cement of a new year, re tuna ha* haake to hi* frieada and the publie fo- their liberal auppxrt, iate itwaa firat npm-d for their atenmmod at ion io Jul) laati I ad bo hope* atill Air her to m?rit it oy uakii.g all thoae ttu ojuraai the Exchange aa comfortable. at I* tel. at at any othar otel in the Union. If? take* thia npport unit y alto, ot caution jf me puouc i uuivwur* lumori jyui ukmi wry una ested person*about the eitravagtpt cli irgcaaaid to have bean iad* >1 hi* hotel, by assuring the in tiny tn now what they Iwaj a have been, $9 per day. Attached to the hotel ta a I try* concert and ball room, which rill be let for auch purpoaea u,ion a* reasonable terma aa pan the city. F. BUYbEN, PropcietaA^ Bichmqwb, Va.,J?n. 4,1 tea. ji lasdhtmW COUNTERFEIT. FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS. "\WITCO to the eelei.rity, efficacy and invariable neeeattf J Madame Rested'* Ft male Monthly Pill* in all caaea M rrecularity, auppreeaion, or ?t?j>pagr of thoee faneiieoa aa ature upon which the health of ev, ry female depend*, aina* heir introduction into thaUnttad hut**, now about feurynaapt ouaterfeiH and imitationa are continually attempted MM aimed off far the genuine. Cheap com.noa nils arc puraha ad at twelve centa a bo*, put uc ia diffeiant boxes. ana called Female Monthly Pille," with the object otbelUng, if pomAla, t one dollar Femalei are therefore ca itioued anaiast thaaa ttemnta to impoee upon them. It is sufficient here ta stale bat all Female Monthly I'illa are counterfeit*, eicept thaaa aid at Madame Keetelty Principal Office, I4S Urveuwiehat. lew York, aad No. V Kaacx etreet, Bneton. Price ft. Madam* ftastaU's signature ia written on the cover of each ft. B. The married, under come circnmatane*t,mwtab*tMi rou their ua* for reasons contained ia thedmctioM. JM dltwfir.* TO MARRIED LADIES. ur ADAME REBTELl,'8 PKlVKMMVK POWDERB. vl Three invaluable Powderv have beea ttuivereally ail na tad l Europe, but France to particular, for upwards of thurty eara, ?e wall aa by thou* and* t a thii country, as being flm nty mild, aafe an?f efficacious remedy formarned ladies whMB ealth forbid* a too rapid tnereaae of family. Madame Reel ill, acta wall known, waa far thirthy yaaaa emale Physician in th* t*n principal Female Hoepttala m lurope?those of Vienna and Parir?where h-ored by has rent aiperiencc and opportunities, she attuned that coiorivy ta thoee gr-at discoveries in medical acicoce ao (pa ially adapted to the fama e frame fur which her maJkflMg stand unrivalled, a* well rn litis country aa in Europe. Hat cqnamunea with the phyviologv aud anatomy qf the re mala rame, enabled her?by tracing the decline and ill health ad tarried frmalea, scarce in the meridian of life, and th* eoaaa neat rapid and often apparently hwvoKcabla cause* which soaign many a futd mother to a premature grave?to them me source?to arrive at a know I. dgt o hold near and dear.t in considers on. Ia it not wive anl virtnoua to prevent- il ato which w* re ?object, by simple aad healthy mean* within our control I very dispassionate, virtuous, and en tghtmed mind willqamitatmgly answer in the affirmative. This ilars aj>uJ> l.wur. nud the Eniluh etioi.e hare the rijnxhire of Dr. F. MKLVCAU, anthonM [cntfor thr continent ol Amenct. They c*D he trui- m.tted by mail to any part of the tTaaiad latea Lett lee. ilir.r- J to l)r F. Mrircan, be* tM.jTr, III meet trilk immeiliate altetition. So|j hj ai i inlmaat 4 Urend atreet. ooroer of Atlec. Price ft. Hall boaee. I>. o half bon a cent by rami, das i ok)law* m PUBLISHED DAILY BY filKI OORDON BERIIVt, Wo H ANN STREET. TOM* OF APTFRT1SINQ.?The eatenatea aIs MB lioa of the Hraei.n, both in town aad country, mafcM tiperior channel /or advertiser*. ma Twrt.r* t.i**? cat nail 1ST, |0 VII 4 days, ?l J.?. 7 days, B1 W I lOdajrs.M U J on i uMi ?oo a %m 14 1 oo 1 76 ll?|ltM IN roa sioht moss as t-aea t tnli, w 401 ms'diis, n w month. 00 I 0 mortbe Id All advartiaamenta to be paid for before their fo| Sol) Advertisements Inserted in the Wmw Hiiau to H r squere every maeartion Vtoaeiiee Haaai.n?leaned every Bonaing-price two at# per top v. Conntry attbacnl e-t furnU'.wl at tho me rate, foe say epectBe ported, en a rem 'tanee ia rtira Na roper aent. npleea ral la adeanee. Naattr Ear at??Isaned arery Saturday maralng, a# M atstoek?praea timemmti pew copy ftarnfohad te eoofl r luleu foara at $t per annum In adsaaaa foaasanassara are requested te a I dram tfcedr Mhm fsflrr E|,,*r, SS3S M