The New York Herald (New York [N.Y.])
February 21, 1842

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TH l. UTi^-Io. 338 ?Whole 3006 NEW LINKOT UVI^POOL PACKETS, o mil from New York no the .sth, and Liverpool n the IBth ofeocA jflS^ TIIOIIN'IW lnaa^^ Ship JtOBCIUS,'"apia n John Collin*. SCth Nor. Ship 8IDDONS, '"aut.uu E. B.Cobb.Mth Dec. _ Ship SHKKIl) A N, CapMMi K A Orpeyeter.Mlh Jan. iiupUAHJlICk.,C?i t#iM vvm. Ski.idy,*6Ik Keb. I- HOM LlVKRreeL. Ship SHERIDAN,C .plain V. A. DepeyeUr, lBlh Not. Siiip UARKICK,( uuiu Win. Skiddy, 13th Deo. Ship ROSCTlIS, Captain John Colliua, 13th Jan. Ship 81DDONS, Captain e.B.Cobb. I BOiheb. Then*ahip* are hi! t Tor WM J AH. BROWN fc CO., Liverpl. Lsttsra by the packets will be charged 131 cents per eiugl* heel: 10 rent, per ounce, and newepaperej tent each. (3* FOR NEW ORLEANS ,OU1SIANA AND NEW YOiUf LINK OF PACKETS 4 4 A tit Foe the better aecommo.1 itiou nF shvpers, it it intended to Uspatch aahip from 'hit port oi the lit. 5th, loth. 15th, 30th tndi 3Slti of each mouth, eoumeciug the ItPh October, and ontinumg until May, when regular days will be appciuted foi he remainder ol' lie year, whereby greet delay* and dutp yointinroU will b* pwVeuted during the ouminer months. 45 cents. From the foot of Courtlandt street. New York. (Enrrdir-Saiif* excepted.) Leave New York. Leave Newark. _ _ At A.M. At* P.M. At I A.M. Atlt P.*. II It do do do M IS ON SUNDAYS, fun the feot of Liberty street Leave New York. Lea?e Newark. evPWfc. Wl Fare reduced. rVma the foot of Liberty itreet.dailr. Leave New Yerk. Leave New Brans* ick. "Xtt AtV P. M.BOMERVILLE stages connect with these lines etch way. are between New York and Scmerville, 10 cents. Do do New Brunswick, T? cents. T ah way, (0 cents. Elixabethtown, _ U cents. The fare in the TJ A. M. train from New Brunswick, tad t| V M. train from New York, haa been reduced between New York and New Brunswick to M cents. and Railway te IVPhiladelphia mailt me pieces through New Br iekfor New York every evening at f o'clock. On Sundays the if A.M. trip from New Brunswick is omit' 4#^ Passengers who procure their tickets at the tieketofllce,receive a ferry tickatgralis. TicktCvarereceived by tbeeouduetor eelv ea the day whan nurckascd. nil _ STATKN ISLAND FEKRk. ^29f^fltTool of Whitehall street ^^TfiMtstnnr STATEN I8LANDBH Leaves Staten Island LetTes Whitehall At S o'clock am. At t o'clock AJt. "t# "U I I S P.M. 4 H 4 I On Sunday there will be two boat* to run. The last boat leave* Staten Island at S o'clock, p.m. o* ^S*Ta5l *or h h RCWsBlTIt y?ball A1TUiMQ1 RANOEMENT?The steamboat OSIRIS, SBv-mKeK-Cipt. J C. Alhiirc, will commence runningou Saturday, Sert. 38th, as follow*:?leave F niton Market slip. East River, every Saturday at to o'elock A.M., Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday at o'clock A M. Retiming, leaves Red Rank every Mondtr morning: nt 10 'dock A. M.: Tacsday,Wednesday, and Friday, at half-past It o'clock P.M. The boat will run as above until further aotioe, navigation and weather permitting. o3 6m' T. POWELL tc CO.'S LINE. .t*M afl FOR .VhWBUKdH, landing at CALD CmQ?WELL'8, WEST POINT AND COLD 3BZ3p3K.SPRINO?The steamboat HIGHLANDER Capt. Robert Wardrop, will leave the foot of Warren street h?rw Yerk, every Monda rtTLv vJay and Saturday afternoon's gt 4 o'clock. Returning, the High,a-iuCr will ie?ve .aetvburgh vary Monday morning at o'elock. an u Tuesday and Friday afternoon at (o'clock. I For freight or passage, apply to the Captain en hoard. N. B. AH baggage and freight of every description, bank Wis orspora. pui on board this boat, must be at the risk of the aw nets thereof.unless a bill ofladmg orracciptia signed for (hnsanso nsM_ Iff OLD LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.? kffJ^VRfeular Packet of the 19th February? l he favorite UK Vtry last sailing packet ehiy ENGLAND, Capt B. L.Walte will sail positively on Saturday, the 19th of Feb. her regular day. The accommodations of this Hae for cabin, 3d cabin and steerage passteg-rs, are we.l known to be tuperior to any othes, and those amut to embark should inaku early application on board, foot of Bee kuau aires I, r to ROCHE, BROTHERS ft CO. M Fulton st. next door to the Fulton Bank. Persons desirous of sruding to the eld country, for their i k... _ h. 1.1 Ik. L'Vlll a km I wiling from Liverp* ol on lbs 7tli of April, or in any of Um ships comprising tKe old line, *a ling Irorn there puoctnally on the 7th and Itth of every month. For paaeige apply ae aboee. NEW YORK ANB LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL LINE ok PACKETS. A: M M M SAILTNC^rO AWThOM LTVT!RPOunring hi* arrangements forthe year A use appear* btrorc has friend* with arnlimenla of sincere I reapeet for the able support iie haa received for many year* He likewise wisbso to call the attention of those intending to tend for tbsir fr end* in England, Ireland, Scotland, and I Wales, that they can at all tinea he accommodated by this fine, by weekly opportunities from Liverpool,** well as by ate the wall known different I,or* of packet ahii? tailing to ?d from Liverpool,on the it t.7th, latb.ltth, aadSStli of tach month, throughout the year. It haa always been the study of the tabwriber to have the smigrscta shown civility, and dispatched without deity; and those who send for their friends may real satisfied that every sare and ditasnt attention will be given by the Liverpool Agents to those sent for w-lf as all who may embark wilh them; and should any of tS.se, whose pasisga has been paid, notembaik, the mow) will be refunded without any charge. The sabrcriber feels pleasure in makins known the different 1 ships br which his paasrngeTs came out during fhe last year, i Which has given general s.tisfaetion,and that ne ha* consider* ably Citcndsd and cou. ludsd I,is arrsageniauts lot ins year I' *The following is a list of ships Bhip Scotland Robinson Ship Osceola Child* Fauneld Wilson 8t. Cloud Emerson Frankfort Ruesell N*w vork Nirsn Russell Cover H ,wei Wnraaw Griffith* Hi he ran Wilson Oswego Wood Allred Cheeeer Ocean Wcllsnd Clifton logtrsoll u Talbot Story M Louisville Al'en N. Hampshire Harding Sobwski Emerson M Panthsa liood wanton Alabaman Law Itobt Isaac Treeman Pisntko Hopkins M Virginia Eatoo TJiana A pear Europe Batchcldsr Wales Wilts 8. Jenkiaa Baymour Wsstc better Feme The above ships, and their respective captains, are all well 1 tad favorably known in the trs.le I A lire# passage from th? different ports of Ireland and Bentlaad can also be secured, and Or.ft* furnished for nay smouut, C able at Ih* Natioaal and Provincial Banks of Ireland, and I ir rcspeetiva branrhca. and also on Messrs J h W.Robinspn^jrsr^ool^wkic,. ate paid, free of any ehargc, throughout For fwrtbor particular* apply to JOHN HERBMAN, (I South street, J. k W. ROBINaON, It Goioa Pisiaas, I dW and Na. t Neptune si W?e*etoo n eg. Liverpool, t) A.'- K ETff It IP ST1 iKM'I.AHr. frim St* Orleans is X discharging at pder |4 Ess Riier. Consignees will plsase attend ts the receipt ef thcirpood* immediately, f 17 71

i E N E' NEW THE NEW YORK LANCET. EDITEft BV JAMES ALEXANDER HOUSTONT.M. D., PVBI.ISHED EVERY SATURDAY. 1

CONTENTS LlCTUaKIProfessor Mott'i Lectures on Surgery, VIII. Parotitl* us 'Scleerocele'oi the Parotid lift Scirrhus of do lift Mclanois lift Removal of the Parotid 116 Dr. Stevens' Second Lecfcire on Diseases of the Rectum. Division of the Sphincter Ani 116 Secondsry Hemorrhage 117 Malformation of the Rectum 117 Itchy Rectum 117 Discharges of the Rectum 117 Haemorrhoids 116 Fistulous Diseases 116 aaviaws. Dr. Rimshotham's Process 'of Parturition.' The Bony Pelvis 113 Form and Dimensions of the Pelvis 114 The Foetal Skull 114 Deformed Pelvis 114 Corpus Luteum lift Mr. Liston's'I'ractical Sarg -ry' 119 Dr. Walthe on Cephull lem itoma 119 Dr. Norris on Non- union after Fractures 130 editorial nvrsa rsicvr. Medical Movements in New York 131 The Coroner's'Ann"al Report' 131 The Suicidal Mania' 133 I fnffitrann M nrHno 1 fnllsisru lO.i I COMMUNICATION?. A Word about Pickwick Snodgrcae, M. D 123 Legal Fees of Physicians 123 Mi-ptcocHintiBnicAL HrponTr.*. I Croaby-atreet Clinlque 123 i Massachusetts O'l.eral Ilospi'al. Rumoval the O* Maxillttre Superius foraCi- I shalomatous Din. as* 131 Report of the M*di:al Missionary Society in China.?(Continued.) Intermittent Fever 123 Opqpiog in the Trachea.... 123 Elephantiasis 113 i Psoras 136 I Opium Smoking 133 R. movalof the Os Caleia 123 Compound Fiacture of Humerus 123 Mortification of both Feet 126 Paralysis of Arm*... 136 Caae of Ossification of the Coronary Arteiiia, and Pieudo-mwmbranous Formation in the Heart. 136 Post-mortem Examination of a Thomionian Victim By Stephen W. Williams, M. D. 127 Caae of Milk Tumor Cured by Injuctiona 197 itemi and intelligence. Annual Report of the Corouer 138 Doatha in Newark 128 To Correspondents 128 Adcertitemente intended far inierlion, and Bookt, fc ,far neUee and review,miul be forwarded to the office I oner before Thurodoy of every week. New Yoax Printed and Published for the Proprietor!, at the Lancet Office, No. 31 Ann Street, by i JAMES GORDON BENNETT. Agenu for theNew VorkLanrct. i The following is a list of the Agents for the Lancet, 1 where subscription! will be received, and (ingle num- bcra are found lor sale regularly every week, t Boston..... George TP. Redding. 1 Philadelphia O. B. Zieber. Washington, D. C G. B. Zieber fc Co. i Buffalo N. V T. 8. Hawka New Haven, Cenn D.C.Mitchell. I Hartford, Conn Bcnj. New bury Albany, N. Y G. Jones. Troy, N. Y Levi Willard. Lannugburgh, N.Y Thoe. P. Richards. Wateriord, N. Y J. R. Newark, N.J D. Smith. Patemon, N-J Matthew Dougherty Worcester, Mass 8. Thompson. Norwich, Conn Morgan 8nftord. Rochester, N. Y L. Moore. New Orleans John F. Curns ft Co. 3t. Louis, Mo R.J.Woodward. Charleston Amos Head. Middletown 8. Dickinson. 1 Hudson, N. Y George Clare. Savannah, B.A.Holmes. Mobile, Ala. John F. Cures k Co. Poughkeepsie Levi Smith. Trenton J. Raunsley. Pittsburgh, Pa R O. Berford. 1 Louisville, Ky W. A. Haldeman. Cincinnati, O C. Tobey. Wheeling. Va J. H Thompson k Co. New London,Conn L. L. Sperry, Newport Wm. A. Fry. The Linaet is $3 per annum in advance?or 8} cents per siDgle number. Labckt Offick 91 Aug stbket. New Orleans. I Correspondence of the Herald. New Ori.e axs Feb 8,1842. Failures ?n New Orleans?Banks?Bankrupts?State nf Things. Mn. BIKSITT BEAK SIR The grand s ruggle is over?the financiers are ont-financiered. After a hard fought battle, in which the financiers brought to bear all their large and small army against the Legislature, they at last became discomfited, and ingloriously fled, leaving the field to the conquersrs. Yesterday the Governor signed the Bank bill, a copy of which I send you. It is an able document, and exactly suited to the oceasiou. There will be no getting around it. The Banks must resume specie payments en the 30th September, or go into liqaidation. Specie has already fallen three per cent. A number of failures have taken place?among them some of the Bank cliques. Two Bank Presidents have stopped payment, and mere are expected to go. Many other Bank Presidents must shortly fsll under the weight of the judgments recorded against them, as it will be rather difficult for them to arrange with their creditors. It is doubtful whether, in the present depressed state of the maik .t, their property would sell for one half of its worth The Merehaats' Fank will, it is believed, b the ruin of all those concerned in the purchase of it. It has been prohibited from issuing any paper until after the day fixed for resumption of specie pay ments. The Gas Bank is likewise in the same pre- u I fl lAamnnt A Kmit Ansa kmlf of D-??L I L bably accept the terms of the Bank bill. fl There is no sale for the stock of the weak Banks, 21 nor is it probably worth much. The best stock p here is selling at rainoas rates, and every day it is J getting worse. Some twelve or fifteen commercial hoases have is stopped payment?many of them are considered a very bad failures?it is supposed, to make money li by the operation. 01 New York creditors had better be looking after ci payment, before the wife of the insolvent comes in vi and sweeps off everything. This kind of finance is u| carried on here to a frightful extent. There have rs been some instances when the wife has,after sweeping everything, been first creditor for a large ba- tb lance due her. The supreme law of the land would si no doubt pot a stop to this wholesale system, if as timely opposition was made by creditors. But w there is a nice way uf slicking over things here, ior want of dne attention and cxuminiion into insol- 01 vent estates by the attorneys employed by foreign ar creditors The husband has an right to make over hi anything to his wife, while there is existing a ail community of goods. The law only recognizes her a claim as far as sbe brought property with her in in marriage or by inheritance. It is the opinion of the it soundest lawyers here, that the Supreme Court bs would annul all judgment* ia favor of wives for w money or property given to them by their husbands, e* while they were ta business Thousands of dot in lara could be recovered from wives, wbe sre now (t lining in luxury aud extravagance, obtained by Y their husbands More anon. O. P.Q. h well received and is much needed. He would have a first chance?the water in the river is warm. One of oar fdshionable gentleman is ibont to give a large party. I may send you full particulars. Creole. Mobile, Feb. 10, 1842. CoUtm and Trade in Mobile?Banks? Theatrical*? Temperance Abjugations. Fames Gordon Bsk.vett, Esq, Dear Sir In perusing your paper of the 31st January, my ittentien was attracted by a letter from one of your sorrespondents, that contains more blunders and nore palpable absurdities than 1 bad supposed mold have been put together iu the same number if words. Without stopping to enquire whether money" itself, or the love of it," is the root cf ill evil, I will endeavor to set yi.ur correspondent igbtupon several matters, of which he displays a nott laudable ignorance. In the first place, then, the receipts of cotton this rear have not far exceeded those of last, and whethir the demmd has bean batter or not, can easily te determined, from the fact that the stock on hand iow is less by 6000 bales, than at the same period ast year. .One cause of cotton keeping up so (Mr. J. F, ills us) is the enormoni rates at which exchange s ruling on all points." Granted b it when, vithin the last twelve months, has J. F. or anyone ilse, known exchange on New York to role as high it 20 per cent?or.^40 day bills, as he calls them, to te 17 or 18 per cent?never. The highest point at vhick cheeks have been said since the 1st July, 841, is 17 per cent.; and even then this ruinous ate lasted but one day. Mr. J. F. further tells us, that the high rate of xchange is a good and sufii lent reason for our aerchauts not meeting their liabilities There is 1 repudiation lor you, witn a vengeance, there i? pretty cyctem to comnaence upon. What beause I made a mieealcnlation, because I hare not eceived enough for my good*, are you from whom lirebased these goods to suffer t Is a man's prolise nothing?is his credit nothing, that either can e laid aside at eoaveuiencp, perchance with the imsy excuse, that exchange is ruling as high as per cent. No, t?ir; there are few, very few srsons here profeeing the peculiar doctrines of F. The idea of yoar banks suspending to cave onrs, 1 i really too ladicrou* to pass by without having good hearty laugh. It is an idea worthy the pro- r fic imagination from whieh it emanated; and its riginater will certainly, at some future day, beime the Secretary of the Treasury, always pro- t ideC. that he does not in the mrantiraeuse himself in his efforts to cause your hanks to saspend, or 0 itherto "pull at the same end of the rope." The fact of their su-pending, so as to relieve ic South and West, wen't injure their standing d ly?will it 1" Oh, no, not at all, of course not, I i Mr. Dawkinaused to observe?not in the least r ith persons holding the same opinions as J F. lam very norry that your correspondent "for 11 ie, would prefer the suspension of your banks," n id more particularly so, as he appears to have set n a heart so much upon na objeet that might ?o ea- u ly be accomplished, if a few would only deviate very little from the atriet course of honor and 1 tegrity. Why, look at it?the request is modest, can make but little difference. Let your it inks refuse to pay specie; tkat puts us on a par ith you?we won't have to pay 20 per cent for ichsege!! It is true yon will for what foods yon iport, hut that is no matter. Yeur citizens may limbic and become clamorous, but that is nothing. I' our banks may bo in a perfectly sound and r althy condition, bat what of that, will not we be nffitted thereby 1 Mr. J. F, is rignt ia saying that yoar monetary o: tides are looked to with a great deal of .contimee; but I am quite sure thev would not be so if d i had the compi ation of them It There appears to be very little doing here in the d isiness way, althcngh the transactions in eotten A ive been very extensive for a .few days past, and rather better prices. In the gay world there is but little going on that ould prove interacting. A large ball came off" it st night, and, as usual, it waa amended by all the e ir oaas ef ear city. I could mcntioa ccreral, but C RK E NING, FEBRUARY 21. 1 where there were so mujr, it would appear mvui ous to particularize. Theatrical* are brightening up. London Asaurance hud a good and prcfiUbie iuo, and at it close J. S Browne took n benefit to the tune of $1000 To-night, for the fir?t time, we hare the "Grand Opera," with the Segnin*, Manrer*. &c. The opera ehocen for the ereniag ia Norma, and it will doubtless draw a crowded and fashionable audience The great temperance reform has at last reached here, end is working it* way with the greatest rapidity. Teetotalisin is all the rage, and although the reformed drunkards do not speak for i themsclrcs. still, 1 Hssure you, that a spirit has i been awakened within our goodly city, that would i do honor to Father Matthew himself. I Sinee the seeond of the month,applications for i the benefit of the Bankrupt Law," have been nu- i merous, and from the appearances of our paper?, 1 I should suppose there was an immediate prospect of tbeireessation. On the appearance hereof one of my former com- i muuicetions to you, some person calling himself Quid,' became immediately possessed with a i holy horror" that Mobile should contain a cor- i rc.p >ndent of the Herald," and he forthwith fur I nished for an obscure print here, an article, teeming with abuse oi you in particular, and your cor- i respondents in genera', and this, too, in language that Would make a Billingsgate woman proud to i welcome such anab'e coaejdtor as Quid,'1 For ray own part I care little tor his slander, and less for himself; and can only ?ay with Poitia?" God made him, so let him pass for a man." Exchange an your city has of late keen freely offered, and there appears to be a disposition among the drawers to sell as fast as possible at the following rates:?Sight checks 13a 131 ?30 day bill* 11?a 12^?00 dav bills 10 a 10J, Yours truly, Van. Baltimore, fCorOBdeu^eur the HeniU'.l Baltimore, Feb 19, 18d2. wrecked 1 ~es$*l? Currency Meeting? Ntw Thentr ical Move, d*c. Mk. Editor Information has been received at the Exchange Reading Room*, t1 at the barque Francis S antou, before reported ashore to the Sooth of Cape Henry, tvjs itill in the condition in which she was left by the prewousaecount The survey had recommended the cargo to be discharged; in pursuance to which, about one-third had been placed ashore, on the evening of the 15th; bat a severe rain coming on daring the night, and no means to protect them h it the ship's sails, which were then to be unbent, it was supposed the goods would receive great i-jury. Toe vessel was rolling in her bed, with two feet water in her hold, her rudder and fore foot off, and no probability (aa stated by the agent of the i under writers, from whom the above information is derived,) of her being got off. t A large meeting of the retail dry goods m. r 1 chants was held on Thursday evening, to consider I again the depreciated currency. Mr. A. arose and stated, in a very good nnrured manner, that they had come together in a family way, and he hoped I each one would be willing to perform hi* part of the labor. Mr L in fo.lowing out his remarks, ob served, that as they bad come together in the fa. mily way, be hoped their labor* would not prove abortive, but bring forth something substantial, shaped and proportioned to meet the exigencies ot the occasii n Chs. J. H?t, a prominent member i f all such gatherings, was also in the crowd, and afforded raanjr sharp tallica of wit, eareasm and I humour. He is good at prognostics?knows a good I deal??ays what he does know, and makes his ar- guments plain as the nose on his face, whieh by the way would be peculiarly striking The meeting,af* 1 ter much form, adjourned to meet again on Thu.a- J day next. Burton and Mia* Clifton, manager* of the Holli- i day Theatre, have advertised to take half price for admission each night after the first piece shall have r been performed. This is a capital, though novel move in oar city, and will, I think, meet with gene- 1 ral lavor. f The only application for the bank.nptlaw jester- r day, was Richard J. Jackaon, manufacturer, from t the county. Nothing of material interest was done 1 at either of the courts, nor was there any thing of c moment at Annapolis. The weather has taken another thange?it it now warm and delightful.? There is no variation in exchanges. Yours, Roderick. Harrtsburg. ICorrcspoadtnce of the Herald.) HaqaisBi-Ro, Feb. 18,1342The Bank bill ia still nnder consideration, and will be perhaps for the next week if not mom Since Tueiday last, the member* of the Senate have keen very bueily eng tged defining their positions, and nearly all who have jet epoken on the subject have declared for an immediate resumption; the honorable Speaker, and Mr. Gibbons who reported the new bill, being as jet it* onlj advocates or defenders. The question seems from, the arguments of Senators, to resolve itself into this?a resumption now or never. Allow the banks to continue in a state of suspension sad tbej will never be will ling to resume, and the longer they thus continue, 1 and the more privileges they enjoj, the more wilt t they bring the people into subservicncj to them, until at last it will be almost impossible to eompethem either to resume or wind up their affairs. Postponing the period for the resumption, csn he 1 but postponing an evil that must sooner or later 1 visit us j and the longer it is pent up the more for- t cible will it come upon us when it docs coine. There appears to be a firm and unflinching deter- initiation on the part of a majority of the 8 natc, to t compel the banks to resume, let the result be as t disastrous as it maj- The crisis must come, soon- t er or later, and they feel disposed to meet it now. The Lower House has been engaged for tbe few a past days on raiher sectional and unimportant busi- c ness. To day a resolution was offered suspending I the operation of executions upon tbe debtors to such i banks as refuse to resume, unless tkey go into li- t quid at inn. it was pretty warmly and lengthily dit- 1 cussed on second reading, bat finally referred to a i select committee. The weather is now very cold and severe, but it a matters little only so it does not freeze our fashion- i sbles, as parties, soirees, etc etc are cow tbe or- I der of the day. 1 Buffalo. [Correspondence of the Herald.] f BurraLO, Ftb. 1-1, 1812- b The Weather?Effect* of the Bankrupt FMio?Finun fin ing and the Currency?Early Navigation and _ the Steamboat Monopoly?Religion anil Morality? furi*n nere, ;ven though many who were its early advocates lave seceded, and come to the conclusion to Kill the gohlbt again." h however, I am happy to know that many among he "greatest and beot" of our citizens Have thrown the bowl aside" tnd bid fair to became ornaments to society, and in P many instances, benefactors to their fellow men- C Many brilliant balls and parties have taken place tiere during the whiter, and several marriages in High life are said to be on the ttpis. A grand mill- :aty ball is to be given at the Eagle street Theatre r, >n the 22 J, which will be the most fashionable af air of the season- Also, on the 4th of March, at M he same place, a splendid fancy ball will come oftrhe dresses for the occasion are being prepared, a nany of which will be unique. Ttie Herald, for some time past, has not been very v gularly received by your aubsenbera here. Where s the blame 1 It ia the first and almost the only s'ew York paper sought for, and its non-arrival so frequently, is a source of tnuch regret to your numcnus patrons. Mr- Hawks, your agent, is doing T nuch for its circulation in this city, and as soon as t! he spring business commences he will doubtless tl loubfe his sales. Yours, See. S- j, a Boston- d I Correspondents of llvt Herald.] t Boston, Feb. 17, 18l2. q Monty Market?Hon- Abby Folsom, Esq., A' C. H and K- C. B.?Elder Knajtp and Brother Kirk? s Theatres, fyc. i There is nothing particularly strange or wonder- I ul at present on the tapis in this city. Some are J JUtily ringing ha changes on the searcity or ligh'a t less in the money market, while others declare the 'root of all evil," is as plenty as it ever was, and is easy to be got on good security. But I take tround between the two, and declare money a cash I irticle, and to be had forits equivalent in labor and f merchandise as readily as at any time prerions, 1 nhtn milters and] thingi ton e in exactly the same a 'fix" as note." tl Abby Folsom is the greatest lion we now have. H SUtr Knapp is completely distanced by her. She j, las lately interrupted the fathers ef the Common- t vealth at the State House, and was forcibly eject- >d from the halls of the hjtsic, and when out, com- in need speaking from the steps of the Capitol? k'esterday, she made an ineffectual attempt to en- i er the galleries, and thea descended into the ves- ibule, delivered heiself of an indignant speech, and r ben took a" lunch" at the stand where the mem- a iers buy their Masses candy." Abby is mltegehtr a singular woman?talented and tonquey, as p i 1 women are. She has a copious flow ol language, 2 ind quite a sprinkling of the sarcastic Very few if the members of the house eia hold a candle to n ler, and 1 think they would be of about as much f. lerviee to the Commonwealth, if they spent their oi ioas in listening to her harangues, as they are likey to be in passing camel corporations, and nutho Cl izing marriages between blacks and white. n Elder Knapp is ^till h.ild.ng forth here to good ft ind quiet audiences, ar.d has succeeded in convert- al ng quite a number of sinners. He handles the Jniversaliits without gloves, styling them a God- g est, prdyerless, worldly people, preaching smoo h t> hings, aod crying peace when theie is no peace, rn Ls proof that they do net believe what they pro K ese, he relates an anecdote of the practice which hey adopted in your city during the prevalence of C lat dreadful mulady, the cholera. He statee that hey dared not venture out of doors ia the morning riihout a bottle of caiffphor in their pockets, for P Bar they should get to heaven before night. How >ng the Elder's eonverts will "stay put," I will P ot pretend to say. There is some talk of getting fiem insured, but it is feared It will be no go," i na responsible office will tike the risk. a' Brother Kirk is also here, doing a quiet business, nd, it is said, n safe one. Success to him Amen. It is rumored that the Tremont Theatre closes j >n f infinite humor," but he has aorne jesting about lim. and he employed hia "quipj end hi* quiddiici" in n ump oratory in behalf of General liarriaon. He went to the Baltimore Convention and tot his pocket picked ef come three or four hundred dollar*? of the mention of which he made capital at the Bunker Hill meetiug, by ahewrng hia cut packet anil charging the loaa to theraacalJy locolocos. The present treasurer resigns, and the nominee for the Hi c haj sustained the duties of it heretofore He was formerly a loeofoee, though not a very rabid one, and tvaa offered the support (f the wn g', (which here amount* toa gilt of the pout) if he would jain their rank*; bat a* this would have been rather too bread a piece c f apoatacy, he laid by a little; however, eonvietton of the r ght aide uppcrmoit quality of Hartford whiggery having at length posataaed hiaa, and the scales of lncof?eoi?m having fallen frooa hi* eyes, he ia to be the next treaaurer. While the Convention was b.ing held, the liberty pole which aurmounted the I'nion 1UI1 with the fla-i flying, suddenly broke, which has afforded* rich topic of a port to the democratic pre** of this uity. as you Know every thinz, can yon ,1'avor your l>atrous herewith an account of (he distinctive ottume of the different colleges of (he United States? The students (so called) ot the Washington College in this city, are distinguished by the length and fantastic arrangement of their aplocks, and*soine who arc more than ordinarily amlitious of the asinine baccalaureate, court the growth of mustachois, and (as if in defiance of :orpnral presidential chastisement) they carry dubs, with one of which a man of less strength ban Hercules, might essily s'ay a Nema-an Lion iinmer wrote the llliad; Camoeas, the Lusiad; Peter Pindar, the Louaiad; Voltaire, the Henriad; Pope the Dunctad; why docs not some aspirant for >oetic fame invoke the God of Dullness to his aid, ake these young gentlemen for his heroes, and vrite the Slultiad! O >e word ubont yourself. It was buxzed about and the buz excited almost as much interest aa he Hex) that you were to be at the dinner given lere to the latter; and great 1 assure you was the iisappoiutmcnt lelt at yonr non-appearance; nor vas our chagrin diminished by the unwelcome uppositionth.it y our ul>-rnee yy us caused by those niiictmt uu lor libel. Why do not some of your New York niantu*nakers originate an improvement in Itmale dieas, ind instead of the modern frock, bring out si mehiog on the principle of the gown oar good old ;randmothurs yvore. Those woithies could drean hemselvcs, but our women mint hare some one u button or hook their frocks behind. 1 yritnessed laughable scene the other day. Entering n room at her unexpectedly, where there were four ladies, achuttered an involuntary scream, and flrd tow ornrrofthe room, where they stood wi.h their acks to the wall, motionless w.th horror I conld ot dirine what it meant; but ultimately one of hi m fainted, and the others ell ran to her assisince, when I found the cause of the catastrophe rasthat none of their frocks were buttoned or ior>kcd. Yours, faithfully, Nemo. IasponrANT taoss Texas.?News from the remblis to the 5th inst. has been received at New Ir.'eans It is interesting and important The new revenue law is the principal item. VVe re no allusion to the resolution for snnt x?ng Texas ths United States General Hamilton, who has i-aehed Austin by this time, is said to be bearer f projects for coloniziug the vacant lands of Texas lith thousands of emierants from Europe. The Texian, of the 25:h of Jnnnaiy, says:?" We ie gratified that the late treaty, entered into by eueral James Hamilton, on the part of this Goernment, and Lord Palmcrston, on the part of treat Britain, concerning the suppression of the lave trade, has been ratified ey our Goverwient.** A New Orleans paper siys:?We have e pr ate letter from Gen. Leslie Combs, assuring as he authenticity of the following, which we find i? he Galveston GjZ'Uc of the 1st inst.?" A letter as been received from on board ihe ship Austin t Sisal, dated January 18th, stating that Corrmoore Moore hid gone to Merida, and while there, he Lieutenant in command of the ship became acquainted with the fact of the rc-anion of Yueatae vith the Central Government. Apprehensive that Horn Moore might be detain, d as a prisoner, he leized the Mexican Ministers as they were retnvnnp, and determined to detain them as hostages anil the arrival of the Commodore. He, however,, loan after received a letter trom him (Com. Meere) liming inn ne wouin return to tie *n,JP in unay wo, and ordering the release of the Commisaiouir?, among whom, on the part of Santa Anna, were reneral* Lcmm and Anaya, hitherto supposed to >e the most honest men among the federalists Regarding the Texian prisoners, a letter from 'resnilln. dated Dreember 5, received by Colonel thndea, Unit-d State* Consul at Galveston, nay* hat,at that place they reeeived very kind treaticnt. A subscription wii made of about #4011, and good supply of *hoe* and blanket* b.mght foe hem. The writer of the letter gave toward* the nbtcription #50, and the fame amount to Colonel look, for himseif nnd broth -r officer* Orders iad been given by the government that they he reatcd kindly. The prisoners had two day*' re*t n Zacatecas, and it was said that $1000 were suberihed for them there. Yonng Combs ha* been liberated. Santa Ana cnt for him, and gave him bis libe-fy, quite unextectcdly to everybody. He wa* cs>nd eted to the Minister's upa'tments and placed under h proection, by Sant.i An*'* order*, arid in his own ear' iage. The other prisoner* are yet in chain*, and Tf all made to work in the street* The following were among the list of resolution* aised at an immenic meeting in Houston, ea the 8th January last Resolved, That this community will promptly co opeits in uny measure* adopted by the government in rercnce to our Mexican en- mies, whether they shall be ff nsive or di-fensive in their character. Resolved, That the regimental and company officers ommanding the militia of Harris county, be recomlendcd forth with to appoint nnd hold etrly drill* and rrado, far the purpose of militmy instruction-. and intthi'citi/ n*oMier*b? r. ipiei'.i f to turn ont with lacrity, to carry that purr in'oiirct Rcolved, That om a in. tliisins friends in the 17. late* bo r.siured 01'our gratttudi (or tt.e interest they avr on *11 occasions lnHoifetted in our ranse. and iore particularly in tbe idv iu behalf of ic Belgian Government. Ami>n? the arts fait d l?y the present Conereao e the following:? An Act to provide for the erection of Penitentiary An Act to n prnl an Act entitled an Act for prohibitg forced Hill" ofeljV'f. Joint resolution requiring the Secretary of State te pond the printing the laws in the Spanish lanaunge.. An Act to provide for the ramam and rctcnc of T> xta* iaonerv. An Act to repeal the law a authorizing the five million r, and for other purposes. An Act authorizing the P.u?id?nt to Imme F.vhsqner II*, and to declare what ahall be received ia pay event taiea and dutiea on imports. We understand that Gen Houston, to whom tnU Anna otvti hia life and liberty, and acVnovrtIgca great obligation*, ha* written to him for a ank avowal of hi* intentions, adoring to settle th? lestion either by negociation or irmi. Gen If., ia laid, offers to meet him in the valley of the necee with one Texian for every three Mexiina. and let the remit decide the fate of Texas, id there ia not a man in the country who ia unfiling to second the proposition or he one ef the biters of the dispute. Bankrupt Met. NORTHERN DISTRICT OK NF.W VORK Philo H Perry, Auburn, Mirch If; Htory Sherman srkey. March 21; bather Marsh, flaliaa, do; Lyman nowleo, Delhi, do Alanson Tubhs, Watrrtown, do eil M D Lathrop, Syracu?e. Mareh l?; Luke F Pepr, Little Kail*, Mnrch 10 H-nry Thomson, do, da nry McKay, do, do; Albert H R'ldd, Slillwaterdo illiam O Miller. BuffMo. March 21 OeorgeR CIark, lea, March 10 Shub*l Ifnbbell, Sangeralleld, de hn Maaon, Utira, do; William L Cowan, tTtioa. de ball W Mall, do, March l?, Harlow ffrgur, do, do nmbull Smith, do,do Benjamin Not! Albany,Mareh William O Board man, do, do H? Iveater T Cart, de, George It rnaeli, do dv William Russell, de. <lo o T Clark, do, do. Henry Nichols, do. do Ilenrw lol-nm, do. to R'-nb -n M Van Sichte, do do; Wit n 8-r?i?*. Florida, do Samuel Kilbnum, Meets, rah IB: Thomas McMurrar, Buff'lo, March tt inn Lowia, Black Rock, do Elliott Harwell, Bull ile, Abraham Poet, Alexander, Mareh 92; Boeben S sot t, Byron, do.

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r NEW YORK HERALD. New York, Monday, K?brn?rj' 91, New York l.anctt, No. VIII. The number of the l.tnrti issued last Saturday con talus Dr. Alex. 11. Stive**' second Lecture ou Diseasesol the Rectum?equally interesting, Uumerous and scientific, as the first. Dr. Mott's L-ctureon Mumps." Reviews of R?*hbottoh's Midwifery, and Lutoh's Surgery. History of the Battle between the rival schools of Medicine in the city of New York. The Suicidal Mania." JeltVrsou Colli jo, Philadelphia. Dr. Piekwick Snodgrass, of Baltimore. The Crosby street Clinique. Ureal operation by Dr. VVaana*, of Boston. Post-mortem exnmiuatioii of a Tuomsonian Victim,by Professor VVilli.ims, of DeerfielJ, Mass. Annual Report of Dr. C. B- Archer, the Coroner of New York. Ac sic. k:. The Lanctt is the cheapest and best medical journal in America. It has already nearly 3000 subacribera. Price $3 per annum, paid in advance. Single copies 61 cents. The Box Herald. A beautiful edition of the Box Herald, containing the accounts of the Ball aud Dinner will be given tomorrow?Trice Cj cen'a per copy. Sewi From Knrope, We have by the arrrivul of the Austerlitz, at Charleston, and Burgundy at this port, from Havre, five Jars later intelligence from Europe. To-morrow morning we shall probably receive int licence twenty nine days later Btill.by the Caledonia, which was due at Boston yesterday. To-day is her seventeenth at sea. TUe Recent Atrocious Libels by the Wall street Press on the Court of Oyer and Terminer. Perhaps nothing that has occurred in the history of the newspaper press of (his country, for many years past, has so startled and aroused such a general feeling of iudiguation in the community, as the recent atrocious libels against the Court of Oyer and Ttrminer, published from day to day by the Wall atreet papers. Let uj look calmly at the true and simple position of this whole matter. The Wall street papers raised a terrible outcry because one paper had published a most innocent jeu d'rynit, (so considered by nearly the whole bench and bar of New York,) in the shape of a report, which was very accurate throughout, in its main features and fuels, but which happened to contain a 1 w humorous but thoroughly harmless remarks on one of the judges, entirely free from malice or the slightest intention of evil, and which by some unaccountable perversion of judgment, was construed into a mere technical libel, and eventuated in a fine of S^50?when, in truth, and in fact, and in the estimation of a large majority of the community, the fine should have been but nominal, and not more than six cents. When this result was published, the Wall street papers (who had been for several days endeavoring to create a strong prejudice in the public mind, and to brow beet and threaten the Court, and intimidate it it possible,) came out with a series of articles, abu.-ive, malicious, and libelous in the extreme, upon a majority of that Court?charging upon its members that they were actuated by the most corrupt a^J degrading motives that could be imagined, impeaching their integrity, shamelessly asserting th*' they were corrupt and dishouest in their judicial conduct, nnd ultimately winding up this series of base, malicious, ar.d unfounded attacks, with one of the most violent and alarming libels that has ever bet n published against auy court or individual in this countrv And to show the concert of actien between th'ne paper?, and the systematic nature of these attacks upon theCoiurt.all these libels were regularly republished bv the respective Wall street editors, and endorsed daily each by the othei, and aggravated by additional libelous remarks and comments accompanying each re-publicution. All letidirg to the presumption that theio was a preconcerted plan of attack laid down by these journals, amounting to a conspiracy, to assail and destroy the honor, dignity, integrity and utility of one of the highest judicial tribunals in the country the constitutionality and integrity of which was not only never before assailed, but was never for a moment doubted or called in question. Such is the real poaition of this whole matter Such has b wspL iuv. ii iu iinr to.iisc oi a ioi.4 and cherui. e faitVui r?i' of a tedious, complicated, and diflicu' f r eiving stolen ccfl e, in the whole of w'.i.cU lu.' v i,??* u particle of malice or evil intention, thai, be deemed guilty of a contempt ol court, r,nd I punished by a $350 fine, $tk)tlO would iint 0- a tivhi ihc Wall street papers, lor their series of gross, malicious, and most dangerous libels on this iuui.i higher and more istporiant Court?the integrity and vitality of whose functions is thus ruthlessly asfttilet!. What, then, is to be done Our Courts and Grand dunes tpust protect their own dignity. Let the Court itself aruut these offenders in their mad and destructive carter: let the public prosecutor do his duty by bring g the whole matter before the present Grand Jury for he, too, is assailed by there men, and hit reputation is involved therein. And let the community nee whether, while one paper is to be made to pay the heavy line of ?j3? for an innocent jru at iprit, others can go unwhipt of justice, while guilty of the mo t Migrant lib I- ever read or lizard ofConn term ?Gur .Albany correspondent made a mis: ,ke ir. r, statement publi.-liud yesterday, that the "son of the United States Secretary a." State" wn orry a people who are not igaomnt of their maiatim inferiority, but who rely on their courage and pa triotism. It is contended that this exhorbitau right is reciprocal. This, however, is a mere illu smn, for the British flag dominates in every sea T here is not one of her seamen who does no sing 'liule Britannia, Britannia rules the wares. There will however.be at least one flag which shian Charge d'Aflaires, did Met go with the Diplomatic Corps to the King on New Year's Day. At four o'clock on the 1st instant." says the Gazitte de Fiance, M. de Kisselcff entered the circle of the Rue dcGrammons, and, on being asked how he was, ri plied Jt luit indispose /-or ordrc-'" The Qneen of the Belgians is tnctinlf, and in her fourth month. The Duke dc Bordeaux is to pass tho winter at Vienna. Count Alfred d'Orsay proposes to establish t House of Asylum, for distressed French subjects where they may find a shelter for the night,ant: a portion cf food. The government of the Saiss canton of Tcssiuo imitating thatofArgan, has just repressed a con veut of Cordclitrs. "The King," says the Debats, has commuted thirs, proving himself to be a very accomplished liar, a slanderer,and a malicious libeller, it hardly required any affidavit to prove s s lf-tv.dem a truth. Some men are born poets?others bom liars. Premiss is one of the latter, and could hardly tell us who mar ro d Captain Shtnley 1 A cornea Siiuh.?The Lafaytllc Ban is.-hat tip at I ft. How much have we l>een abused in Wall ??n et hi cause we warned the public to stand from iinu'i r !WeJIiave thought* of giving no furthei w trui(i|s to the public, on account of this ingrati li' iJe. It seems that tne#nian who cheats tl m >tabd (ht-Vet the deeper, t* the jre-itest favolite. The Psw aed the P wen diet.?The Midi' soman" of last Saturday, copies a very elaborat? article from the New York Sag,*" in favor of ih? policy of the President, and accompanied it will these remarks:? The article from the New York San apeak* the aen timer. U of the President in relation to tke Tyler party, lit The paity rail) ing around the President is the Admin iatration party, a party having in view the coot of th? country, and not formed for the apeciai benefit of an in lh dividual. The President look* to poaterlty for a peraon al party?a party that will do fall justice to his motivea snd acta. While living, he can enly desire to sea the insures he recommends approved and adopted for the ,i. take of bio country; and for thia purpose the Adminis trstion party is instituted; audit will he triumphant.? Afudi junnm. t0 It is very eviJent, from these and similar manirs testation?, that the "independent caah pre?" of all Ie the large cities are rapidly approximating to the sup port of tl e President. This is a real popular move,n ment? beyond the reach of the political cliqutt, and will lend to some astounding results one of these daya. If the "cash press" of Boston, New York, 14 Philadelphia, and Baltimore, thus come forth and >e stand by the President, the bankrupt portion of tbe press is powerless and gon* for ever, jtpropoi ought not the Post ollice Department take into con. sideration the propriety of giviog the advertising of the letters in the large cities to the cash press, purely as n financial and business transaction! Tims, for ;r a.? n? ~c xi? v?u luoiauur, 11 me x uauiusiri ui new xuir wcic iu n advertise in the New York Son," (we-don't eny anything of the Herald, because we don't want it,) instead of usisg those two obscure and liiuited-cirJ culating papers, called the Commercial Advertiser" and the Daily Express," it would increase ie the re venue many thousands every year. A single w carrier of the Herald or Sun takes more papers than l" two-thirds of the whole circulation of either of these Wall stree t prints. Such facts ought to be taken into consideration by 11 tiie President and his cabinet in an economical and e business point of view. The voice of the people?the s-ntisncutsof the people?the power of the people ll are all with the independent cash press?and they can also do the Post Office advertising of the government, better and cheaper, e Boz's Movements.?Boz remains in the city ten l- days longer. He dined out yesterday and the day before, and has the following engagements ahead:? i w?i. Dinner at Mr. GrinnoH's with i Washington Irving,on Mon- Accepted, d day, (to day.) Vr.it to BUckwelP. j AcC(.ptt^. Dinner at Frank W.ddell's j Conation. J Vi!itto^riaud i c Dinner with a Club of seventy gentlemen at the Aitor Accepted. House,on Thursday. Dinner with 1 Lewi. (Jaylord Clark, Waahiugton Irving, Accented 1 HaJleck, Bryant, Accepted. Henry Breevort, j I Mr. Ii Mr.. Dickeu*. j Invitation from the Grand Jury) n??iinoa to aee the prlions. J uacuneo. I Dinner and chit-chat with the ..j Tickwick Club. Accepted. Invitation to the Board of Bro- Under ker. ud?u?jns their J 8criou. Consideration. These nre onlv u few of his enoaoements. Another Elopement -?Miss Cornelia Malvica Carter, niece of John F. Delaplaine, eloped from t the house of her brother Wellington H. Carter, in Canal street, about two o'clock on Sunday morning. She went to the City Hole', where her intended Joseph Caesar daCainara Lomeline resided?had him aroused. They went over in the motniug to Brooklyn, and wsre married by a Protestant, and returned to the City Hotel as man and wife. On their friends finding this out, they caused them to be married by the itev. Doctor Powers yesterday morning?the same day. She is only seventeen?very beautiful, and heiress to much property. He is the son of the proprietor of the famous Lotueline wines, and is a Portuguese. The fallowing is the certificate of marriage Ego infinscriptus testifies et fidem facio Domi1 ntim Joseph us Cwsarum da Camara Lomeline et Corneliani Malvinam Carter a me in Matrimonium I cnnjtiiietos fuiisse die 2d mensis Februarii, A D. 1812, pixtaRitunt Santa; Ecclesia; Catholicx Romanic testibus. Translation. These will certify, that on the 20th February, 1S42, I have married, according to the rites and ceremonies of the Roman Catholic Church, Joseph 5 Cresar da Camara Lomeline ai.d Cornelia Malvina Carter. r John Powf.*, Vicar General Uf the Diocese of New York. Given at New York this 20th of February, 1842. t In PresenceWellington H-Carter, John F. Delaplaine, Thomas J. Carter, J. C. Delaplaine. John 11. Gardner, 20th Feb. 1842. She had been staying at Howard's Hotel, with her j uncle's family, and was removed to her brother's at midnight, on Saturday, for safe keeping. Had she rt rnuined she could not have eloped in the night We know who married this eoujle; but 1 who ia the nnnejof wonder married Cap!- Schinleyl The Hon. Martin Van Bi'Rkn, ex-president, has arrived in town and has taken, lodgings at the American Hotel. Lohd Morpeth arrived in Cha-lestou on the 16 h j instant. News from Boston ?We are again and again indebted to Mr. Muliikcn of the crack sleanur New Haven, for Boston papers of Saturduy morning k Also to llarnden and Co- of the Extra Express Line. HarnjJen Co. do their business as it should be done. 1 Steamer Charter Oak.?At a meeting of the passengers held after the disaster of the Charter Oak, the greatest praise was bestowed on Captain Roathe, for his constant and able exertions. The whole number cf pareengers was 50, of whom a few were ladies, and all behaved with great eoolncts. The escape is considered as moat remarkable by all who were on board the vessel. Xrw.- 1 Rom Florida ?The war is not yet ended. Tigertuil is still free and likely to prove troablesome. There is a report current that Alligator has been shot by Hilly Bowlegs. Col. Worth is getting rid of his prisoners as last as possible. Five hundred were to have been shipped in the lloeilie early this month for Arkansas. 1 Th an run vino in Trx\??President Houston ha* recommended to the good people of Texas the 22nd day of March, being the anniversary of their n?_tional'independence, to be observed as a day of devotional exercises, thanksgiving and prayer. Painting. Editor rr tiisIIehudMr P. He wins, the celebrated portrait painter, from Hartford, Conn., has keen painting a number of pictures in this city, the last few weeks His x'yfe of painting is more lik" nature than art, and Irs likenesses all but life itself. He has now returned home to Connecticut, but not without the pro mis* of again visiting this ejty next fall, at which time 1 tru?t our allien* will give him such encouragement as will induce him to make our city hi* future place of residence. I am sure no painter in onr country can make a more valuable portrait of the human head. a Fnicxn to Memt. MiLiraar School at Wht Point.?The following ure the names of the five most distinguished cadets in each class of the United States Military Academy. West Point, repotted at the examination iu June, 1841, and attached to the Army Register lor 1*12:? FiR?rCr.*?s?ZealoiiiB. Towert Mara; Horatio (E Wright, C.nnn Massilon Harrison, Va Smith M nsbury.Md; Am'el W. Whipple, Mass. Sacoan Cla?*?Henry L. Eostis, Mass; John N'evton. Va John J) Hurts, 1>C; Oeorge W. Rons, Ala W. 8 Roeecrsns, Ohio. 1 man Ci.aos?Thomas J. Brereton; (reorge Det ot.Conn; W.B Franklin, Pa W. F. Ksytold*, bo. H.S ltipl.y, N V f ou Kin \v i; IVck.Tsnn J. H.WhitI'm ,jr?\ A>h*r K Kddy. II1; SamuelGilJ Ky; H- U S.hrieder, Md. Farther Voteiof the Great M dual RtTtletlon?Dr. Ste-rens and Dr. Mottt The L inert of this week ngaln presents us with i th- two great rival hertdlof the Medical Schools of New York. Dr Mott disconrseth on the Momps" Dr Steves* continues the discussion of the fundamental principles of the euhject of his lormer lecture, which excited etich a sensation as the revival of the Abernethidn, Samivel Welter style of popular leci turiug. The "profession," during the p?tt week, hare been dreadfully agitated by a controversy re1 specting the comparative merits of these two emi nent uavun*. The respectable dry-nurses of the New School are quite tnrnged at (he attempts to pla;e Dr- Srt-vrxs oa the same level with their venerable darling, and tarn up their noses at the funny old boy of the College," just as we may imagine that pretty Windsor girl, from whom the royal "babby" derives the nourishment of his mod sacred, 11 innebswathed little body, does at the humble foster-mothers of the "tenth transmitters Sofa foolish race." Some of the supporters of the Now School, indeed, would est us up alive, because wa called Dr. Mott their great gun." This is superlitively eilly. All the wotld and his mother very well knows that Dr. Mott is to the Stuyvnauit School, what gas is to a balloon?a boiler to a steamboat?or impudence to a Colonel Webb, of the regular army!" Why, at the whiBper of a hint that this distinguished operative surgeon would leave them, the teeth of the old dry-nurses would chatter in their head, and their venerable knees knock against each other, in the manner of 6ome poor devil of a blue coat in the swamps of Florida

Of the value of Dr. Stevers to the College" in Crosby street, any one who reads his lectures in the Ixmcet, will be at once convinced* The second fully sustai as the character of the first. There is in it the same practical experience, sound judgment, and grinning good humor, that so remarkably distinguished its predecessor. The fact is, the most prejudiced non-professional, on reading such a lec ture, falls head aud cars in love with surgery, and is almost persuaded to wish he were himself a Saw* bones! Since the battle of the frogs and mice," recorded iu immortal verse, there never has been such a fierce, bitter, well-contested, bloodlees, funny strug* gle as that now waging between the rival Medical Schools in this wonderful metropolis. The members of the old College," we must say, are good tacticians. They have managed to secure the entire control of all the Hospiials and by a late most judicious move they have also secured all the Dispensaries in the city, at which there are upwards of fifty thousand applicants for relief, yearly, from whom all the choice aud remarkable cases are selected and sent to the Crosby street Surgical Ctiniqut, where they are every Monday treated by Dr. Steveks and Professors Parker and Gilmar. On the other hand, the New School unceasingly blow the trum pet in Judev, by sending ont circulars to all the physicians, lawyers and clergymen throughout tha country. They also give periodical feasts of pickhd oysters, stewed clams, and cider champagne to their students; and have lately organized no less than three Cliniquts of Mediciwe.'ScroeRy, and Obstetrics, under the management of Professors Pattiso.v, Revere and Bedford. The establishment of a public 'obstetrical clinique, is a novel idea, and was doubtless felicitously conceived in the brail of the distinguished gentleman who assumes that part of the labor. So the New School are also wise, in their generation. liut there's one point where they have been unequivocally beaten. The New School had announced a summer course of Lectures, by D.s 0. ALee, Post, Detmold and others, which was to be given at a merely nominal rate, to induce students to stay, and give greater eclat to the school. But the gentlemen of the Faculty" it seems tn-rely iu tended this as a kind of decoy-duck," and so the o:h* cr week they told the talented physicians whom we kaua namai^ ilioir e*?rv i"pa wonM hr* with, as it was not intended to permit any person to lecture at the Sluyvesant Institute on any subjects taught by the Professors; and thereupon the cunning old fellows deposited their tongues in their left cheeks, rubbed their hands with great glee, and went oft in the full glow ol one ot the greatest of all earthly enjoyments?a hearty inward chuckle. But their laughter was as the joy of the silly ones, which, as the wise man says, is like the crackling of thorns under a pot," for the worthies of the College" immediately completed arrangements by which one of the most attractive and varied courses of scientific lectures ever given in this city, will be delivered during the summer. Now all these movements are of the greatert inteiest to the community. They betoken the approach of a new day '/or medical science in this country. They show an awakened desire of elevating th? character of medical education. They give encouraging evidence that an art, eminently noble and useful in theory and practice, will.? ne day be disencumbered of all those clogs and hinderances which have hiiherto impededjils rrogrees in this country. And they form but one of the "Signs of the times"?those evidences every where apparent that the human mind is preparing itself, by one gigantic effort, to carry away, those gates, by which ignorance and superstition have bo long held it in thralirom. Theatricals.?The Park re-opens to-night with the new tragedy of Nina Sforza," to bring out which,in splendid style, the management have been devoting all their energies for some time past, and hare expended a great deal of money on scenery, dresses, decorations, &c Simpson being determined, if possible, at any cost, to give the public a series of good comedies, tragedies, ice., and to see if the legitimate drama, properly done, will not be successful once more. In addition to other new engagements, the Manager brings out, to-night, Mrs. Seymour, as the heroine in the new tragedy. She is a very beautiful woman, and said to be an accomplished actress, and, like Dickens, esteemed as highly in private as in public life. Will she become a great favoritel WVllaee. The small theatre?, ChathiwClympie, 4re., are doing a good business in a qflB way, and bringing out novelty and talent in very rapid success ion. The Bowery is trying to imitate the Tark, and, of course, falls very far short of its object. Various public places of entertainment are announcing that on such and such nights, Chailes Dickens will attend their exhibitions: aH these are c itch-penny affairs. His purpose is to attend aone of these places, as a public character. He will drop in at the Park, in a quiet way, see the play, and stroll round for an obeerwation or two, as Sam Welfer says, on Monday or Tuesday night, but that's all. Who married Captain Seh inly I Chatham Theatre.?A constant succession of noveltie* hare for* long time made their appearance at this theatre,doinn justice to the activity and good taste of the manager. The drama founded en Scott's Marinion is to be produced. Mr. J.R. Scott personating the "Felon Knight,"? Whose well tnrned j >ints nnd strength of limbs Showed him no carpet kniglit so trim, But in close fight n warrior grim In camps a leader sage." After which follows the amusing piece of Paris A London, in which ntcsdames Thome and Lawis and Miss Mestayer appea ogatber. Since tha repainting and refitting of the house it prcscnta a really bcantiful appearance. List rnom Havaha ?EMer is rusticating at a r? -i lei.ee outside the walla,waiting for carnival times to l?e over before she commences an engagement at ?1 300 a night, finding her own corjui de ballet. The opera people are preparing to come over in the Al ibania, on tier next trip. Another brilliant musical campaign may be speedily anticipatedThe Havelsare still flourishing in high favor. The city is represented as being very lively amuse mems fairly driving dull care out of sight and memory. Invalids, though, as usual, are numerous, and are still arriving daily. tencral Buetamenm.exPresidrni of Mexico.amved on the 2d, in the Spanish brig of war Jason, ia company with Chaldcron, the 3pani?h ex Minister to Mexico. _j umj Albany. [Correspondence of the Harm Id.] Alsamt. Feb 18, lfM2. In the Assembly to-day, the Committee of th Wnole resumed the consideration of the Electioi Law. Mr. Loom* oflered an amendment in effect tha each election district should not exceed six hundrec volera. The amendment was adopted. Some amendments necessary to make the pro visiopaof the bill consistent with the sections al ready amended were then adopted. Mr. Loomk then moved that the section regulating the mode of appointing inspectors, be hmended as to conform to the bill of last year, by which t#c inspector* were'to be chosen by the people, and the board of canv&saers were to select thjr next highes of the defeated candidatea as the third inspector.? He urged this as a matter of justice to both pur ties. Mr. Tambli* objected to this; bethought thai this legislature should not legislate for party in thit or any other matter. They were sent to legislate foi the people, and if they began to regard Dartv. there was no telling where it would atop. Mr. Smith supported the position assumed by Mr. Loomia; not because he was in favor of legislating on party ground^, but because it would preserve th? rights of the minority, and act as a check to fraud and corruptionMr. Swackhamer was t f the same opinion, it wai trusting too much to human nature, to suppose al! inspectors so honest as to be incapable of fraud?ii was they, essential, that the minority should havt some safeguard. Mr. Davbzac opposed the amendment?he be lieved that the majority should always rule; thii principle was the granite rock upon which restec the principles of our free institutions. Besides, hy Mrs. Seymour. 11 k m a an No. Ill at the.Oiympic continual to at' tract full audience?, Mitchell's whole body is moved in its representation, so much so we understand that he remains exhausted, for a length of time after the battle with Kielimond, in front of Niblo's. It takes fourth proof cologne to bring him to himself again! That Snvrr Box?That MaaaiAOE.?Wonder if that lost SnutT Box, said to be made of gold, marked M.G. A. 3. toT. S-JH. has ever been found! Can the manager of the Bowery Theatre throw any light upoa it 1 Who knows 1 Who can tell 1 Who married Captain Shinley Pixo* will commence on Thursday morning at Niblo's to walk fifty consecutive hours without Jeep or rest. A committee has been selected to keep watch during the time, as mrny wagers have been made on the result. The TtMesaauceMttrtiro on the "points" yesterday, held by the Washingtonians, was well attended At one time there were upward* of a thousand piejcnt. The speakers were mostly dull and spiritless. That will never do. Everything done oa the Points is done by steam, and unless the speakers exhibit more feeling, enthusiasm and spirit, they will never elite'an important reformation in that vicinity. f%y The gentleman who taw a wa'chmmn hely ing him-elf at the fire in Centre sheet, is requested to call nt 125 White street. 1 1

HalMken a*ktlti-A splendid Bail.] AuU wbca Mafic arose with Hf volnptuout a well, |j(t ejM look'.l lav# to eye* v?tiich make again, P And all went merry aa a marriage bi ll." a On Thursday araaing laat, Iloboken presented a aeene each aahaa rarely if ever been witaeasad ia I that quiet, but romaatic village For days and I i wee(.-? previously, the buay note of preparation amongst the fashionable*, gave token of the ap- 1 preach of some important event ia the gay world. Dr. C., a veritable bachelor, risiding at Hobokca, had tent forth hit invitation* to a numeroa* list of g the moat distingue and intellectual of the faahieaa> ble world, including >*ew York, Brooklyn, and Hobokca. The evening came, and eame that* with it, a aamerou* train of tha aaoat beaalit fal of the fair sex, accompanied by many n gay eavaliar, nlao d.atingaiahed ia the beau mondt. The mnnsiou of the host, was illuminated with a theei sand lights streaming from 'top to] bottox. The t drawing rooms are oa the first lloor, |and were oii nanaen ed in the most tasteful miihur with Virir* r gated lamps, arraogod,with all the varied color* of the rainbow. Evergreen* were twined and festooned about the columns Tha sides nod ends of the roomt were famished with low ottomans of mcriaon velvet, ranged around ala Tore. Oa entering, the blaze of.light reflected from the i thousand fairv lamps, the soft fl?>?tin? I infinite varietyjof female loveliness, almost made u? doubt whether we were a living portiun of tbe icene, or were wrapt in some vision of oriental i magnificence. The |iieartj greet ng of the boat, convinced us in a moment that we were among the realities of life, and an the threshold of enjoyment for many n delicious hour. The waltz began, and during its continuance, wa seized a moment to take a more minute survey of tbe scene before us. Mrs. 11 and her lovely daughters attracted naive real alt ntion. Heienlf andjher eldest daughter, were attired in bodices of I black velvet of the most rtdttrclir order; the skirt of Mrs R. bring of a delicate silver grey poplia or tabonet, whilst her daughter, Miss Iv, wore sleeves oi white tulle lace with a skirt of the same material, over a while satin petticoat tastefully trimmed with Brussels point lace. Miss ti. bad not sought alone amongst the productions of art for ornaments for her person, but bad arranged with i exquisite taste, some sprigs of lauristinns among gJf C her hair, which contrasted b autifully with the dark luxuriance of her flowing tresses. The accomplished Miss R., of Chamber street, the daughter ol a* eminent banker, received universal attention. Mr C., of Bund street, the sou of aa eminent officer under the Federal Government, and his friend, Mr. C. were the best dressnd gentlemen ia the room. Tbe studied neatness of Miss A- R., received, aa it deserved, the i dmiraticn of all. Her dress was a plain white tnlle, exquisitely fitting her aylphlikc form, which was encircled with a rich blue 1 and white satin sasti looped behind. The dslicate attentions of Mr. J 8 bestowed on this young lady, shewed his good taste, and as they promenaded the spacious apartments, they were objects cf envious admiration to both sexes. We must not forget to mention Mrs. S. the highly intellectual lady of Captain S whose spaikliag wit and bland affability added much to the enjnvments^of the evening, and evinced that out hestnad made a good selection of one to assist him in promoting the happiness of his gnests. Misses F.'s of Carroll place, were amongst the inost conspicuous belles of the evening Their dignified and lady-like manners, and highly intellectual tone of conversation, had a most potest inflaeuaa in eertain quarter* Miss J. J ?n, who we are informed, comer from a foreign land, was the admired of all admirers" ef this gay throng? she wore a black satin bodiee, with a skirt of light figured poplio; peticoat of rich cerulean blue" silk. Her hair was dressed plain, but with studied neatness and good taste, the whole giving to her graceful, yet commanding figure, a romance of beauty rarely seen, and reminding one stroagly of Van Dyke's celebrated portra;t of Mary Queen of Scots. Mi*e K J. V. by her beauty and loveliness attracted a throng of admirers, pmong whom the roost conspicuous was Mr. K., and many a sighing swain was heard cursing his own hard fate and es vying the good fortune of Mr K. The fair brow of Miss J. V., (although she is the firat in beauty's throng) seemed slightly shaded by a etre? For 'tis not in the banquet or minstrelsy, Nsr in perfumed flowers or roStnte sky, Can the lonely heart any beauty see, For it clothes ell things with its own sad dye." She was all aaeoaseioas that she ha;) enchained the heart of die elegant Mr. E. of Liberty street, whose dark eye followed her through the mazy dance, anxious to discover the grief that lurked within. Mrs. B r, and her two beautiful niacea, Mies S. and Miss M. were'all smiles, and?but u Twere folly to gild refined golJ, or paint the lily, Or thro w a pvrfumeo'er the violet." Of the gentlemen, Commodore D. was the laader of the revels, and he very much enjoy id the wender evinced at his graphic account ol his most miraculous escape from the memorable earthquake at Carancaa. Captain S. i f the United States Navy^ in iuii uuiiuiw, was, usual, me admiration 01 the ladies, and many a fair one sighed oat, "aha wished that heaven had made her *uch a man." Judge made too ear j an exit to have parti* cipated much in the festivities of the evening; bat, 'tis said, that he contemplates matrimony, and is therefore somewhat restr.tiued in the indulgence of his natural gaiety of temper. Mr. L., a distin* guishrd counsellor of Wall street was there, with bis pale, classical features us beautiful as ever. We noticed is the cro vd Mr. A A. D. of Albany, who has recently been miking some important discoveries in chemistry. Mr J. of University place, one of our most promising young artists, and his friend Mr. D enteied into the fall spirit of the occasion. They are reported to be engaged to sisters, and it is said the nuptials are to coineoff" in the course of the ensuing summer. Mr. R. J. was. as he always is, full of gaiety and life, and personified the hearty godtt-humorei benevolent* of old Caledonia, bis native land. Squire 11., full of anecdote and repartee, was continually surrnuaded by a erawd of both sexes, who did true homage to his agreeable a .d fascinating manners. There Were troops and battal ous*' of others ts as unknown, who filled the ranks of this gay scene. The music was of the highest order, and the supper by its magnificent arrangessent, was the astonishment of all?oar host had not refrained from indulging in his accustomed humor and good taste in its setting out. Th* juicy grape, coaling orange, and luxuries from a hundred climes, were blended in wild profusion over the festive hoard. A champaigns feu tie joie commenced at twelve, when the company formed in solid columns around the grouning tables. The supper past, tha dance was resumed, anil continued until a late, er early honr, when the company separated mutually deIigl ted. Pahticciaxs or tub Loss or the William Fale*.?We mentioned in our paper of last evening that the'William Pales, Cspt Thom-s, of Portland, was wrecked on Cape Neddock daring the gale on Wednesday night. The following are the details of this disaster:? Capt. Thorns*, his [two officers, a Vineyard pilot aid four seamen perished. Four other sesunen and a boy saved themselves with great difficulty. The snrvivois state that Capt. Thomas raw alight on the beach, which he mistook for some light h iuse in the vicinity, and the weather being thick, found himself among the breakers before he woe aware of hia error, lie fir,t let go his small anchor, which took eo kold whatever; the second anchor W.I I K..? Cnm O aknt-* -.1. L tti.cit iur caain ptriM. When the vessel (truck, the rockt alraeet intme4 ately (tore e kole in her bottcm. Cent. T. urged hi( men to jump ashore npon tho rocks, but tney heeitated; when he immediately made e rape feat to his arm, jumped, and had got foot hold upon a rack, but the sea rose immediately behind him, W asked kirn off, and in its retreat carried him under the ressel, probably 'under the keel, as all their force exerted upon the rope availed nothing, and h' "as ?een no more. The W. F wdeafineaew b .rk, built at Seen, and on her first voyage. She cost probably upwards of $15,000. One third cf her belonged to Cspt. Thomas, who is well known as a Portland ship-master, and, we understand, was aboutto relinquish froing to sea. There is $12,000 insured at one office in this city, and probably sousething in Pertlaud. She had di-charred most of her cargo, molasses, at Bristol, and had on board only about 100 bags of coffee. One body only, that of u seamen, had been found nt the last accounts." The Post gives the fallow.nr libt of the crew:? Numcs of those saved?Gen Hodgkine. Pertland, Me.-. Wm. Foss, do do-: James Waters, cook, do. do j Wm. Ro.s, Boston, Mass.; John Deland, do. do. Names of the lost?Wm. Thomas, master, Portland, Me.; Martin Gilnxtrick, 1st officer, do. do.; Kphraim Littleficld, 2d officer, do. do.; Thomas McLelen. do. do John K Plumer, do do.; John N es the meat perfeet imitations of inblicmen we ever heard, no euc-ptiug the celehrat* d Itrt Mr. Massie. Tlis experiment in Auiraal Magnetism will convince all tcep'ic i of their error. The model of Dublin and Kails of Niagara are r?. engaged fsr a short p-riod Also T. Boath, the romio singer, T.a Petite r# ,e H-nrr and othari. Orett times to morrow night in h* n>r of the birth day o( Washing'on.

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*P O 8 T 8 C R 1 P '7T W?*Ulll|IM. [CorrMpondcDce uI"Um Rsnld.1 Wa?hi50TO>i, Ft*. 19. Report of the grnate Currtnejr Committee? The Whlgi end the Exchequer?Tbe Scott IntrlfM-XerU Court Mart 1*1.The Senate did not sit lo-doy. The select Coot, mittce cn the Currency are to report on Monday. Mr. Tallmadge, the Chairman, has deroted much time and labor to the subject, and am able repor*, as well as a thoroughly digested scheme of finance may be expected. The indications of hostility manifested by the ultra manifuto Whigs ia the Heuse of Representatives upon the presentation of the report and bill from the Finance Committee, ought to prepaic the public for the diaappoiatment of all hopes of a settlement of the vexed question of the Currency. Mr. Meriwether of Georgia, Mr. Andrews of Ke^ tacky, Mr. Barnard of New Yerk, and others qnally violent, made every effort to prevent even the reading of the report. Bat when they learned that tha majority of the committee were willing that Mr, Davie' report should be printed in juxtaposition with the report of the Committee, their fears somewhat quieted, and they reluctantly acqaieseed in both the reading and the printing. The paper presented by Mr Daris ia hare called Clay's arraignment of Webster; and certainly it looks more like a delibarate attack upon the administration, than a state paper to assist ia legislation. It is a high (complement te the Committee to hare Mr. Davis' paper published in connection with theirs. The people have but to read them, to learn both the position of parties and the feelings and prine iplea which aetus'e them. immediately afcer the reading of the report of the majority, which was listened to with intense interest by a fall home, Mr. Barnard rote and announced that he intended to more certain amend msndnsents to the bill, which, if adopted, will destroy its every principle, and ultimately receive the veto of the Execative. Can it bejiosaible that the whig* are so infatuated, so totally demented?so unqualifiedly silly, as to make Mr. Barnard their organ, and use him to effect their designs'! That the ultra whigs, under the blind gaidnee of their leaders, may determine to engraft on the bill of the committee,such modifications as will render it obnoxious to the Republican principles of the President, we can well imagine, but that they should press Mr. Barnard inte a service so delicately wicked, wecaucot for a moment believe. However, things almost as strange, and weak and ridiculous, have happened, and may again happen, mot withstanding the experience was so lamentably palpable. With these lights before us, we canaot promise the people any good results. The altra Bank men cling to their idol with a tenacity and devotion inconceivable. The ultra Snb-Treasnry men, encouraged by the apparent triumphs of their party,are eo strangely inr fat uaied aad intoxiaated with suoeess, will probaly refuse to meet on anything like middle ground. No good can then come if the people do not risa in the majeety of their power, and make known their will- la obedienaa to that will, the President pre, ented a plan, through his Cabinet, and the committee of the House, with such modifications as to them seemed advisable, lave remodelled that plan, and given their roasons and arguments. Again we call upon the people to make known their wiahes. We can then* see whether. the ultra whigs will dare to thwart the will of thore who made then, and who 1 by one indignant breath can consign them to oblivion. Allusion vas[mide(fta former occasion to certain grant movements in contemplation on the political chessboard of the nation, in reference to the next Presidency. It isjbelieved that arrangements are in progress for two or three decided demonstrations nt an early day. And, strange as it may seem, me mm uiciwre eoniDination Mid the most comprehensive arrangements are ia behalf of Gen. Scott. Thia ia the more surprising, aa kia prepoaterouj latter, indelicately and premaurely obtruding himrelf upon the public attention, fell dead, stilMnrn, and baa never excited any Qjher feeling than that oi tidicale and eontempt. Bat the fact ia, nevertheless, that members of Congtessfrom New Fork, NewJeraey, and perhap other Statea, are co-operating with the New York pipe-layer* in plane to organise for Scott. and take :he tield at an earlj day. The General himself ia already aangnine of sucoeat, and rumer i says, has intimated to certain Gerernaae it officers that he ahall regulate them in 1843. The arrangement* for the Scott intrigne will be fnlly developed in a future letterThere is to be a general Naval Court Martial at Baltimore, commencing on the first of Mareh Captain Clack and Commanders Latimer, and Levy sr.* to be tried on a variety of charges. The Court ia to consist of Captains Nieholaon, Bolton, I Turner, Gregory, McKeever, Lavolette, and Commander Striagham. This Court will embrace a great deal of talent, discrimination, and independence, and if Commander Latimer, or Captain anybody else shall he eonvicted of crimes that ought tebreak him, he may make np his mind tobecash; iereJ. He can hardly hope lor such mistaken clemency aa he experienced from the Norfolk I Court Martial. Mr. Upshur, the very able Secretary, i' determined, so far as it it competent for the head of the department, te upheld the laws in their utmo>t rigor, and visit every offender with its penalties, without regard to his rank. The teatii mony against Latimer before the Nerfolk Court was ruough to break the most distinguished otfieer in the service, but he escaped through the dereliction of a majority of the members; but he will have no such good luck iu the ordeal through which he La about to pass. House of Represent nttvea. Washi-so row, Feb. 19, lit-42 In the House of Representatives to-day, no business of n pnblio or interesting nsturr, was transacted. Various Executive reports were received smd referred, and then for r.early two hours Mr. Milton Brown and Mr. Mathiet delivered speeches Ion the subjects embraced in the report of the com, mittrc on retrenchment. Of those speeches, not one word ueej be Mid: perhaps their utterer* deemed theiu necessary?noboyd elie did. The reI aidut of the day waa consumed in the final disposition of bills for private claims. Baltimore, I Correspo ideate of lh? Hcralt.l Bsltimokk, Feb- 20,1812 Mn IioiTon t? Matters in general and things in particular, hare for the time being, settled down into a state of esrap.iratsve qn.etude. The stock market is heavy and operations during the week have bocn rather extensive, and the rates not we ll supported. Sales of Baltimore Jr. Ohio Railroad,6 percent have been made at $75 of City 0 per cent et $7(1 a 77; of Citizens Bank at f J a of Uuio ido at $43fc a 44 Farmers' Planters' do, $17 Western do $11; Baltimore O. io Riilroad -dock at $24V a 25 Merchants' Fire Insurance Co. at $3.? Neptune de, $4>; Ground rents are in reqaest and sales hava been 1 made iu eentral situations at 0 17 percent Evebanrci have fluctuated considerably dnring the week Yesterday the rates on New York were Si Si premiiioi Boston 3 do Philadelphia improved to 2| aSdncosnt; Virginia was 5^ a 6 discount, with n j pro.pect of getting better; Railroad orders 18 a 18 discount; Specie 2j a 3 premium; Treasury notes 124 do. The aggregate cneulation of our city banks 1 on the 17th instant,was $884,000. About $5,000 in coin hat resently been landed here in the Orb," from Kingston, and "Trinidad," from StThoma*. The Rusnmption Bill was taken up in the State Smut yesterday, and discussed at some length, after which a substitute was submitted by Mr. Pa v i r, proposing to postpone the resumption until Nov, mher 1st. 1H1J The bill was ordered to be printed. This is the only matter worthy of note trai'UtUd at Annopolis. me further intelligence hit* been received lr?ra the wrecked vessel on Ike Capes, hut there are no hope* of getting her off Steamers hare been ea gaged end sent to procure her cargo, which M mate ially damaged. Our m?rketsare becoming handsomely supplied with fresh shad yesterday they sold for SO a 02^ cer.ts a pair. The last petitioners for bankruptcy are Thomas It. Adair, merchant, of Baltimore, and John Doyl, farmer, of Frederick County. A little nigger was riding up Baltimore street yesterday, the horse ran off, dashed itself and rider ajainst a four horse wagon, and almost killed both. The concuuion caused the sable rider to pitch up into the air, fully six feet. Th 're seems to hare been some misunderstanding relative to the arrangements between Burton nnd Miss Clifton. He has published her as baring broken her written contrast. Forrest, so much sdmired by the "great Dike," is announced, and will soon appear. The birtbnight ball, to come off at the Front Street, for the benefit of Mr. Wemyst, is going to be a magnificent affair. Nearly all the literary associations are making preparations for the reception of "Boz." Yours. Roderick. Natal General Order?Officers of the Nary, apply ing for a leave of absence, or an extansion thereof, on the score of ill health, must forward at the same time to the Department the certifl* eate if a Surgeon in the Navy, if there be one in their vioinity, or, it ibere be no Naval Surgeon, of some respectable Surgecu or Physician, of their in aoiuiyio periorm amy. Such certificate* must state the nature eftke disrate, and the probable duration (hereof at far at can be judged. A P. UrtuXH. Navy Dcpaitmcnt, February 11.1812. QCJ- Chathim Theatbe.?Every week, nay, almeat every night, tome new novelty furnithet new proof of the enterprise of the manager, and a determination on hit part to meet a continuance of the very liberal patronage which hat rendered bit establishment the moat popular and protperout in the eity. This evening henretentt the Hon. Jamet N. Barker's celebrated Play of Mansion, J. R Scott enacting the Heio of Klodden Field, Thorne De Wilton, Stevens Douglas, N. Johnson King Jamet, Mrt. Thorne Jannett, and Mitt Mettayer Clara. O'Connell appears for the last time in hit foot race, and theentertaining hurletta of Paris and London, it performed with all the original music, new and etfi-etire scenery, and a tremendous oast. 0(7- The Washingtoniani are going in for Sherman's Camphor Lozenges. They find them the best thing for quieting the impaired constitution of the renounced inebriate. Dr. Sherman's Lozenges are the most popular medicines of the day. They are sold at 106 Nassau street, the only warehouse in the city, and by agents, as per advertisements. 0(7* America* Mi.'tcuM.eomer of Broad wty and Ann street.?P. T. Bis.iuu, M mager.?Rare combination of new attractions every Day and; Evening this week.? By particular desire, the model of the City of Dublin and Falls of Niagara, with real water, will remain here a short {Ariod longer. The following eminent performers have been engaged at an enormous expense :?Mrs. Hard wick, the celobrated vocalist, (from tbo National and Park Theatres, and Niblo's Garden the Infant Melodist, only two and a half yeari old; Mr. Delarue, the great mimic, whe will givo imitation* of Booth, E. Kean, Hamblin, Forrest, Daniel O'Connell, and others? also, a curious experiment in Animal Magnetiam Master D. B. Booth, the celebrated grand contortionist, Mr. T. G. Boeth, the best comic singer in America La Petite Cerito, universally acknowledged the most graceful and accomplished dancer, for one of her age, that ever appeared in this city the Albino Lady, and Fancy GlaasBlowing. Grand Cormorants changed avery MondayDay visitera admitted the same evening free. Haifa mil lion of curiosities are collected in tnls establishment, filling five spacious hal's, each 10# feet in length. Ad mittance to the whole Museum and enteptainmente,36 cants; children under 10, half price. 0C7-THK BILLS of ibe following Banks a~eRedeeme4 by the ALB AN V CITY BANK, at 1 of I per cent dia count. Jan 34, 1843. Oneida Bank. Bank of UtieSL, WticaBnnch Bank. Oii'ario Bank, Ontarie Branch Bank, Yates County Bank, Tompkins County Bank, Herkimer County Bank, Gene-re County Bank, Fort Plain Bank. Agricultural Bank of Herkimer, Bank of Breckport, Bank of Silver Creak. MONEY MARKET. Bunaay, fto. mo?o F.B, The Clinton Bank of this cfty, a free institution, reoently failed. The following is the official announcement of iti condition:? Circulating uotei receired from the Comptroller, $06,662 Illiuoia 6 per cent stock 36,000?ralue 7,000 Deficit $13,SS9 Large Mini of specie are dally arriving in the oity from South America, the West Indies, and different sactions of the south. About $000,090 has been received during the week, of which $37,000 has gone te Europe. Oriswold k Co. of Philadelphia, have alone forwarded $133,000 to this city, during tho week. These moveaoents of specie, however, do not indieate a healthy state of affairs. The' return to a sound currency in the suspended districts would naturally be accompanied by a flow of speoie from Mew York and New England, to the p-lints where a return te specie payments was to take place the soonest. A short time since, when it was supposed that immediate resumption would be^.enforcod in Pennsylvania, specie, began to move, from this city to that. Now that the fears of that event are abated, the precious metals are returning to New York rapidly.? The people of the south must consent to use shin plasters instead of speoie for sometime to come yet. In another column will be found a letter from Now Orleans, descriptive of tho State of affairs to which we have heretofore alluded, viz. the numerous and heavy failures of mercantile housts dependant on bank facilities. The immediate cause of these failures is the low price of Western produce, which loaves the advancing houses uncovered, and the increasing discredit of {the suspended hanks renders them powerless to sustain the tottering houses or aff >ct prices. It appears alto that the bill compelling resumption in September next, or a forfeiture of the charters, has become a law,and will go into operation before the Legislature again meets. Consequently the execution ofthe law will devolve upon Governor Roman, and it it to be hoped that he will not shrink from his duty. A resumption and bank reform in New Or leant is of more consequence to the mercantile and planting Interests than at any other point, for the reason that that ia the point whence the great bulk 'of cotton, which forms two thirds of the whole exports of tho Uoitod States, is shipped, and if, through the artificial action of insolvent banks, cotton is raised in prise higher than it will realise in the markets of consumption, the whele eourse of trade based upon it becomes diseased. The bills drawn against it aro for fictitious amounts,and the consequent failures and reclamations disturb the markets of New York as well as these of the south. This was peculiarly the cise last year, when the whole crop realised in Europe was near $15,000,000 less than its home valuation, invoicing heavy failures in Liverpool and throughout the south. Had the article received ita value from the actual price in the market of consumption, created by the effective deman 1, that train of evile couia 1191 aivo iiuppi-n.-u. In the Legislature of Michigan the fallowing resolution in regard to thu State debts, wt? recently adopted Resolved. Tint com-nitteo 'consisting of]three members, to be appointed by the Senate, with power to send for persons an.I papers, whose duty it shall be to examine into and nset-ri-in with reasonable accuracy the real alue to the State of the assets of the Michigan State Bank now owned hv the State, the real value of the demands held by the State against the Morris Caaal and Bankiag Company, and what amount the State can reasonably rely np.in receiving or making availabla foraay purpose during the current fiacal year from the source* mentioned; also, to ascertain, If practicable, the actnal indebtedness of the gtate on ill aeconnte,t excepting oa account of the i*Min of bonds or Sate stock* heretofore made, and from what other sources, if any, other than those above mentioned, availabla means may be expected to come into the treasury during the said poriod, and report aash information to the Senate as soon as practicable. According to the statement ofthaoemmittea ef finance made to tho Virginia II iu*e of Delegate*, the State debt is (A,# 13,28(1, besides a temporary loan from tho bank* of $345,000The report of Mr. VI tgg, the Comptroller of tha Stale of ."few York repren:it*|in a *treng>Jlight the condition of the State finaneea, and paints out the true remedy for the present disorodit, via. taxation, to meat present neaessitias. Tho rcsoureej of thcIState are as follows:? Assessed value of real aa 1 personal estate, $6*0,000,000 Value of the productions of the State per late census, jna.OOO 000 Annual revenues cf the State, 500,000 Papulation, 5,423,0-'l With this vast am aunt ofjproperly, annual production, and euormaua revenuo from tho pnblie works, tha six percent stocks of tue.Stite ore at to |per cent discount, while those of thoHtites of f.Maiaa and Massachusetts com mm I nearly par. Are these fact* to be accounted for on the ground of acarcity of money, or aotual discredit of the State In comparison with tha other State* montiouod 1 It i* pretty evident that it ariaas from diecredit. The question Is, thin,"how ha*, that discredit been brought about I J A recurrence" ,to tha histiry af the psst few years show* conclusively that It ha* arisen entirely from ths,ahaurditins, mismanagement and visionary lollies thatjhsve marked tha conductor the State rnlers since The ,st?ckjibbers|'who {have influx anced th? State oonaciti in that,' period] (earn to hava considered ne S-'he ua tea gtoss for the people to wallow, and loan a'trr loan has te:n forced upon_the 'publio to m?rt every ichcat of extrevsgauce that the most topi rate speculators cuubl devise. Tha rcpart raUrrad to ha wa the following atatemrat of the loaai contracted by the State, and the public debta paid duiiog T9 years from 48-35 to 1897 From 1905 to 1817 inclusive, the State paidto vardatha public debt, $5,408189 M The amount borrowed during the tame time wan a,938,M9 80 Exceaa of payment* over auma borrowed, $107,907 89 Daring tbia period of 19 yeara, Ave of the lateral canals were constructed. In 1819 the Wall street influence ^obtained the ascendancy in tha State goverument.*_The result was, that from 1838 to February 1819, four yeara and jAre months, the State has borrowed $18,843,495 01 And hae paid during the fame time oaly a 14,553 83 Excess of debt over payments, $18 939,141 08 Here waaa change of policy auflicient of itaallto warrant a loss of credit; but accompanying thia enormous inflation were the facta thati.the money was apent on aseleas works, and loaned to Itail Roads got up merely to speculate in the stock, at the seme time tha Executive and the State officers were constantly publishing estimates showing that, acaording 'to their glowing visions of the future, seen through ;the dim mist which surrounds public dinners, the State could bear a debt" of $40,000,000- To sustain these estimates various reports were published ehowing the great wealth and resources of tha State; one of these, by Samuel B. Rugglea.Esq. waa circulated all ever the world?and Daniel Webster, Esq. in one of his speeches, stated that, when in London,being interrogated by a capitalist as to the ability of Now York to pay its debt, he went to hia trunk and took out Rugglaa' report and put it in the hands of the applicant," triumphantly telling him "to read that." What waa the reiult t Why, the State officers and rulers, although constantly talking of tha great wealth and resources of the Slate.. when called upon to put them in requisition, through the medium of taxation, al way i refuted to do to. Capitaliiti then exclaim of what benefit it it to ua that the State can pay if aha won't pay In auch case the atock of New York ia no better than the atock of lllinoie Time and again haa it been stated that the revenuea of the canale are euflicieat not only to pay all the claimr upon the State, but to aupport a debt doable the present amount. What are tho facta 1 The canal revenues of the State laat year were over $3,000,000, mueh larger than ever before, and yet the State at this moment ia bankrupt. The following auma are to be paid by the firat of April next, and aa yot there ia not a dollar to meet it:? For interest on canal debt 1st April 18W, $310 000 00 Repairs and expenses of superintendents, 190,000 00 To pay the balances due engineers, for payment of damages for land taken and miscellaneous objects, 70,000 00 Interest on temporary leans in March, 33 008 37 Principal of the loan standing in the name of N. Y. State Bank, payablu 10th March, (statement C 300.000 00 709 G96 37 Deduct on hand Feb. 7, 1911, 79,103 80 $031,OSS 67 The whole sum which must be "paid in the course of the year is over $4,030,000. It is impossible to raise this money on s'oeks, and the banks can lend no moreo e>" The State ia therefore in imminent danger of failing on its interest, and, to avoid such a disaster, will be obliged to make use of the money appropriated to the redemption of the loan of 1846. The finances of the State have thus reaohed a crisis, and the alternative presents itself of utter discredit or immediate taxation. The Comptroller recommends the latter coirse, to the extent of one mill upon every $100 of taxable property, which will yield $080,000. The effect of tneh a movement would be in the highest degree beneficial at this moment, when State alter State haa failed, and notwithstanding former vanntinga of wealth and resources refused to pay. If the Empire State now stands forth and ahowa an actual disposition to pay aa well aa to boast of her ability, her credit must rise at once, end she will again aaauma a front rank among the States in point of credit, but if she should refuse to tax she mast sink at onee to the disgraaaful lavel of Pennsylvania, Mississippi, Maryland, and other delinquent States whose honor and honesty conaist in vala boasting onlyMarried, On the 30th of February, by the very Reverend Jahn Power. Vicar General, J. C.C. LoMn.eidwA CO?I Fo??inl A Wiiliann? H Bock?1 J K A II Wi iittar?It EO bourher? ]B() tl. urli.iev?4 Cotiklm? Pu ton?| M Pratt-3 Oeeotiri 7 S I'ernlt ?It F A A FotlC'ir?J ,rratt A ScltifTner?4 F CeiMarJ?9 (1 No'l-5 W Brtlunr?t II Eaeliec?3 1 Biuchaud?3 F Swarlz ?t Wolfe St Hriniii.li-3 C Law* >0?t H Bnt>li:l?9 D C for c.?3 11 A A L'u Irr?3 H Shrnoee?S Wight, Sturges A Shaw?T Navina kcr?I Craft F A Hewitt A co?It B Koop A to? 3 QIC Baker?15 Beuard and e:?I P A A (J Ri b lull? 3 Hcludtz A Blitoa?1 Blaun*7 A 'I e-ione?I F J, eh?I A Bach-?4 A Smilli?2 T Merrr?4 F H Pienihal?t O Oa I gh?1 Bnnan A Bunch?( A II Wa'ter?17 Durham?1 C Reiilinrd Ac*?3 D Brcth-ra A co? IDF Porter? 3 B Hind?10 F Cotlinrtt?1 H Ballard?I Ward ?5 Thompaon Aco? 1 Ward, Silt, Thomp>ou A cn-g Jarkton A Allan?t J R A W Matha-t I. Beuroo-lsC Paya-3 B Ballard?S Bottie A co?2 O Ahnfr?d-2 Sinn Clinie.r?3 P D Mullen?3 A Bulkcr?J J H Brifehcri?89 n Boker, 3 Caffu A Molton? I F Berley?1 P Kerria? I F Kciard?t W Horta neier ken?| Lkiu ton k Sniton? 114 bald co ton M'tiawk Be nerd?licaake r w Morgan k Arerj-?PC half do Smith. Hill* k co? ttobaje* cotton Ocora* Colliua? 109 do Baritow k Pope?19 do M W Cooke. MAkniME HERALD? PORT OF sew Yortrc, PHMHTOABY M urt aura 37 Moott itTi 4 9 4 13 Oipartara or tlin Atlantic ttramirt. PROM '.lerRCOOt. PROM ROfTOR. Caledonia Krh. 4 Mar. t Acadia Mar. 4 April 1 Columbia April 5 May I Britannia April IP May W Caledonia May 4 June t Acadia---* ?-May lb Jnoe IP Columbia June 4 July 1 To Marten of Commaadeca of reoaele will confer a far or by baring a liot of tbeir earfoeo, p?ngt?r?. and a report of raaeal* loft a4 tba port whence they ceiled, and the vaereU rpoktn, ready on their antral here for Commodore Banrrr, of our Root of new* icheooera. Ho will board thorn immediately ea their arriral. APTiWea. Packet ihip BuTynndy,Wotten,fromIIaT?,Jai?9,moie. toC Biillcn. i'oik I.iri'-Cfton. Ship So tun, C E I y, three da) if.nClurldltn Brie Neurit**. McKar.and. 14 dipt fr??\ BacgenC 4 day* from Swaenborw.NC. nava lor-r to De Pey.ter k Whitminb. fib K.l-i?, Talbot IP dt fm Ape'achiee'a wRIi cotton I) Poit k Philip*. Ship H*ratoga. Ho**II. ft?m New Oriciw Ni'p wwtht Washington, Tyler. from Apalachicala. JweiLahhnih Oneida, from Brazil. Alto, 1 ship and 1 br ga. Uentrtl Eciortl. Packet ?hif Qrmrc, II bard, for London, will tail to day. Her letter bags tre at Gilyin's Newt Room*, ia the Exibange. I Lost OvrRenaRn.?On the nigh'or llir tth.ofT the Ctpel of Virgiuia, Johti R'ol in*, ataman on b >ar I lh? Orceolv belie*, a native of Mamachui'ln fill troui the main to)gaHint yard. j whiltt in'he art of locsing the main topgallant rail, and wat waed; it btitg Bight, and a heavy aea on, could not tare i him. Mill Fkaiskliw, of and from Thomialon for Virginia. put into Naataekrt Koadt ou Wediieaday night in the gale, with lope of jib and willi mainsail ajlit. Site will trpair ml proccid. Spoken. Befaev. 11 daya front NYerk for Savannah, Feb 13.1 it 38 30, Ic n 74 3t J Nancy Jane, of NYork,from Wilmington NC. for W Indiee, Feb II, let 31 30, l?,n 74 at. Lelaud, from Charleston for Boa tor, Feb 14th, lat 38. Ion t 74 40. 1 Foreign Ports* Cave Havtifw, Feb 4?Io port, Kate Thompfoa, for Boaton t 4 da; Roweaa. Bult.ino r, Ids. He Croix. Jab 30?Arr Condor, NYork. i 1'nlted Htataa Ports. Li'bvc, Feb h?Sid Fellowthip, Richmord; Red Rover, Baltimore. Kua.uefort, Feb 16?Sid Gaxellt. Martinique. Poax jiiolth. Feb IS?9ld Armada, Norfolk. Bo4ton, Feb It?krr f'oncord. Hatavia: 1'latinn, Havana; Walpole. NOrleana: Miridleiex do; Flora, do; A vols, Mobile; Ida, Baltimore; Dirigo. Cape Haytieo; Victor, Philadelphia; n Palm, do. CM Mary Frances, Havant: Maeon, do; 1'tariui, Cp?i.hagen; Hollander, Rotterdam; Sea Fugle, Port au l'riuce; Eagle, Mausanilla. Danube, G.uiaivet; (new, of this L port,448 tone) Nee Orleans; Delaware, Philid'lohii; k'.dwin, Mobi e. Art 18th, Jasper, Nick ere on, NYork. Victor, Baaset, i, NVork. Hot ilea Hole,Feb 18?Arr Preelon Rappahannock for Boa- ton, and wae getting under way IR'h. Ship II Allen'* lowr hold ia full of water?have landed 100 b ilea cotton, and are aliil at work with lighters alongside. Hvaixnis, Fen 17?Oscar, Jaapei*. and Viclor, (before reptd) hare rode out the violent gile or last night and of today up to 6 Dm, at which ti??e thegalr has somewhat abated. Philadklfhia. Feb ll-CId Elisabeth, Havana;' Pacific. St Thomas; Germ Halifax. BaLtimobf., Feb 11?\rr Trinidad, Trinidad PS via New f lluven; El CeVallero, K irgston Jam SSth ult aod Grand Cay- I manSLh>Dtt Poiiltney, Mnuatt, NYork; Wankinro. Fall Hi f ver;Ctiiaen. Portland Ctd Argu, Brazil, via Halifax NS; t Com Warrington, La Uuoyra. Norfolk, Feb IS? In Hampton Roads, Madison, fm James r Riverfor Bnmen; Energy.fni Grand Terre, La for Hirhm'd. c Old Willia Putnam, Porto Rico. Arr 18th, Counl-si of Dur- 1 liam.fin Napoleon,Portland; Champion, Providence? c i^iu Mississippi. i orio ruco. Cmai.zsTort, Feb H?Arr Veda, (Dan) St Croit; Wellington, (Br) Newport, Wales. In the oflin.', Ueorgi ma, Havre r rid Elizabeth frith NOrleant Sid G?rence, do; Court- i aey, Liverpool; Honore, Providence; Columbia. Hr. Caldwrll Jno. H. O.turley I.S.Kennedy Joo. Nkolsoo Walter Lrggatt Dr. Biownlee Mr. Frvelsud J irnea Rentcul O .dfrry Paitison W. Wiinwriglit, jr Wm Boyd J. O Oumroing P H. Lee Mr. Clay Charles Wjboo, Ww. Scott Mr. Sterling Andrew Foster J l inen John Sinclair Jas. Auehinclosi Mr. James Curr Jas. ft Sharp Oeorge Ihrt Me. Walker Kobt Sharp Geo C.'l h-erbttn Rev. Mr. Stark Wm Aitkin Roht. McCoskry Pv SamM Elliot Iltv. Mr. Allison Alex. Waloou, John Drummoud Mr. McRtnzic Alex.Inr.x.jr Andrew Smith JaraesLatxsoa A. P. Forrvst Dr Wsllice James Allen A II. Kinlay A. COATRfl. Secretary. HUGH AUCH1NCLOSS. Trear. At a eammiltee meeting, held in the Athemcm, the following gentlemen were added lo ll.e list of Committee:? John Gray John Pirnie Wm. Henderson II. H'c'orquodsde Peter Pirnie Hugh Kert K. S. Carswell George Pirnie John Hntton Sam'l Cockr.ne PeterMilne Rod. McLeod John Duncan Wm. Morrison Wm Legget Mr Mc Adam David Morrison Dr. Cameron John Muir T.kA 8 Hop* Thcs. Shepard Kobt. Marshall John Phyfe John Cochran* Peter Net'son G. C. Tnorburn Mr. Fulton R. Montgomery Geo. (Jreig Mr Welsh J G. dement Jt.o Lennox Jst. Anilrrsoo Alex R ir.kin Alex, Cainer n Jas A root. I Exxcutivk Coimirrcr-Dr. Camming K Sharp,Andrew Smith, J is. Linen. And. Coat's. Members of Committee are lespeclfullv solicited louse all dxe e*i>?diiion in the collection of subscriptions, and to mret in tl.s Athenaeum on Friday f renins. ISth insl. at half r> at 7 otlorU?so that suih suins as may V collected by that lime may he forwarded per Calid'o ia, which leaver Boston on llie mj^^March 1J,0.ntTMMIxo.Pre.i,.at. 1 THE NEW EXTERNAL APPLICATION. I LIST ON' S LIQ.UID SURGICAL DRESSING. of?" Thi;? raa mxm.r Trior c.urwv, a no no rariTm:*.? fluirrauI"s Poodrea Suhlltes enable one to command appearauee, so far aa the Hasr is concerned, and to say to that drvslopsmrnt, Thus far ahalt thou mow," an I no father." Barbers are useful?very useful iu their places?but their utmost effort# of skill in lb* depilatory art leave Villa "stubble land at harvest borne." Thogo Powders, on the coutmry, e ndicate the stubbl?,"ori asioitin; to him who uses them an misgivings n appro i hiug hi?"l?djr love," or, in lh' ialerrourae of hear* with heart, the fear of isllieting on her vrrrr il cheeh" i: wrnerauj. r. w nil j'j unne. pan. rrrinumy, toilet cm hardly hr complete without thia little aitiitant (or remo.in;? hair. Il aeeosipliihei the object m a few minute*, and win itlier dirth-u't 'o he appli'dii or d mgercua In i'? operation on the akin. Full dirtciii.ni accumpatiy each bottle. Trice $1 To.be had nt Ur. fi.mraud'i (flcei, sr. Courau la Cmmeliei has hit name with Ibe. name of preparation, and New York, blawn on the foirtide*. aod Km faeiimtle orcnveil on the w rappernofihe Poudren Sub.iien. None other >re eenuine flu In' I A BALD Oil ORKY HK Al) i? the mint dugns'ing apuudagr a person ra?'ban. Light rid or gr?y hair, or liatr i that contain dai druff, the n.o?t lilthy to remedy thii, per- I oni need but me Jnnri'i Oil Coral Ctrraj?U. Thoae peiiono i certify?W. Tompkim M K'ng meet, N Y.. J- Power groccr, Brooklyn, and many other* ToprcTintthe hair lulling o?t and make it grow it u certain, il alio girei it a dtlieiooi i dark lock It ii told a' the reason ible price of 3, J. or 4 ihillings a bottle, at M, murk the right numb r er yon'II be cheated. *Chathamateeet.mind the penni ie it nigned Li hand writing T. Jonei Brooklyn agent, 13? Fullon itreit, miud there are f three tab# eare yon get the genuine. HI 3' f OOK AT THHj? Jnat reeti?ed from auction, a lot of I. dark Calieoea, al 4 cent* rer yard; n lot Cotton Batli. at only I rem a prr ponnd lotdonbl* width* "i Lamal, fill?J: lot Satinet, at only litd Fianmli, ytrd woliat only 17 Id per yard; Intmen'lgool Fur Hiti. al only Hi; lot B'Ht V elVets'nl lifel per yard; lot of file loo/ elolli Minimal mlr Kid; lot Csinmrrei, double mi led. at only ?nwieh ateoet. fat li? T OSi ?At the Boa tt?il-buiu>.??d to bars been taken bjr J t mnt.be, a black gear er Clnih Orerroat. wflh rrtret collar. facingi id colli, lined Ikmi-ghont witbbl.uk silk. wadded nod ouilt -d, an I oc?w- ??tia .leeve lining* The gen'len? ntinw said eoai will eon era faror by learipg it with Metwi Duhy fc Farnhim, If Park Place. lit lw? T THOMAS BELL. (NmiBM.NAMMilll PultonilrttU.) TUESDAY. A* lot oVlm k, at 13n?* U'irrinr ) n .Id*. VSi Hadtoa a ret t. wl.o are priviuc ip the ftminera, couau'ijg of* general aaeorlinmt of nrticlea n tbe line, of their ow n manufacture, incdidig table*. plain nd drexain* hureai.a. a.ifni, oliomiua. ijivnua, aofh hedb, Itt* ingaay ana fancy chair*, wvrdrobea, toileta, waah atauda. .ill iiiida of bedateada. Alao, a quantity of good aecond baud fip-i iture, carpet*, joking glaaae*, housekeeping artl lea, atovea. It-. Alto, a quantity of lumber and material* for manufaeUirCatalogue! ia time?every article will Le gold without retut rearrve Alao, counting hnnae deal a of a auperior cnnitruction. A IfCTlON NOTICE.?Wednnaday, Feb Si, at 18 o'clock, at No 11 Broad ?tr el?Eli*ab-th atrcet l'ro,wrl??By orler nf executoia. tbe btick frout ki.uae end lot o ground in ce, known aa No 83! K"lir.-helh (tre t, Dear H"Ui(on. being .art of the eatale of Petei F-tinier, i'eer ta-d the lot ia 17 ert two iocbea id widt i, aud m depth about half ih* distance 0 the Bowery, Kg feet, mine or lej*. 1 he hourr aubataoially b"ilt, two and n half atorici, brick front and atone hugenear, 17 feet 2 inch a by It l're> deep, having i back and front clar, on th* main floor a l-rge front rooin now occupied aa a :rocery,and a back ronm,on the accond floor two room* and loiela, and in the attic two han.'a iuie ftuiahcd room*. Title ndiepuuble Alao. thvhouae and lo* or ground No. 210 Elitcibrth atrcet, tear Houalon The lot ia V0 feet 5 irchea wide frout aud ear, aud in depth hall the diatance to the Bowt ry, gb ft. more >r lea*. Fur further information, apply to Mea*ra. Wilkin* Si Rrlina,at their Salca Room, or lo Wm Bailty, Executor, No. 01 Bowery. fat at* COR SALE, or exchange, or to rente-Loot in Lycoming P iot.lt P. ,Ml..n.d-At.n lt> tel. It.?.n een?l7 V J., hull 4 mile from Newark?Also to Jeut, a Farm in EliLabetlitnwn. N J., consigjinit; ol 4 acres, baru, and good .rater, -rut only SliO I hnure ride from New York. For particular! snplyto HENRY SMITH.3 Nassau at. JlSim' KOR ST. THOMAS. 8T. ROIX.and /?ygMH HaVANA?Passage only.?Tlieiteam bark RION will leave forihe above port! SATURDAY February 19th Thif ee^HHBHBfcmbeaatiful ea-rer is unsurpassed in her ac:omrood?tive day named. For passage, please apply to OLOVER it Me.MURRAY, 100 Pine, corner rf South, o> to WM. P FURNHB, f 14 18 Wall street. -UUP* 7 >O0| MAIL. LINK FOR ALBANY, and it.terS. ,tiwt,^-j4emediate places, as far aa the ice permits, she 5E^?-B-ste?mbo?t UTICA, Capt AH SehulU.will eave the loot of Courtlaudt street, THIS AFTERNOON, at c'cloca, Monday, Feb.Slat. For freight or passage, apply on board, or to PETER C. IOHULTZ, at the Office on the wharf. The ateamoat TELEOKAPH wil' leave for Albany cn fuesday Afternoon. Feb nary Mil, at 5 o'ch eh. I 21 It S~ mnssa -a PEOPLE'!* LINK. FOR ALBANY-The ^H-raeatesmboats ROCHESTER. MOUTH AME kar-jg nu-? and NORTH AMERICA,ol the Peoile's Line, wilt be in readinese to cosainence imining between 4ew York and Albany, and intermediate places, as soon as the lavigation is free fro it ice. Passage Que Dollar. fiaim xjo*. FOR LONDON?Regular Packet of the 91st JhWE Fehruarv -The superior I'.-st sailing packet ship 8wCihS>QUEBEC, burthen 990 tens, Hebard, master, will ail as above, her regular day. This ship's accommodations f.ir cabin, second rabln. and Peerage passengers, ars not surpassed hy any vts.el id port, ind berths ran be engaged on mn board,loot ol Maideu jane, or to OLOVElt Si McMURKAY, 100 Tine at. eor. South St. P. 8.?Persons wisliirg to send for their trie-ids residing in Lhe old country, can have them brought out in the above favoriteship. or auy of the regular packets, sailing pr u ptlvk-u heir say, by applying as tboredirected, if b/ letter post paid f!9 tjg. FOR LlVERPOOL?To sail atth F?bruirv? iMVW The splendid fast sailing packet ship YAZOO, U-.pt. B. J. H Tr.isk, will positively anil as atovt. For freight or rassage. having splerdid fu nished accom Bodalious, apply ou board at Orleans wharf, fool of Wall at r t? E. K. COLLINS It CO. fit 88 Mouth at. ggt- t'OH COLUMBIA KlVKit, uresis 1 Vrrniorv. iH|h touching at Valparaiso anil the Sandwich Islands BGHKsThe fast sailing copper fastened and coppered packet [hipylCTORIA, Johu H Spring, master, wiileail as above in the aoth Fekruiry. For freight or passage, having good accommodatious, ap1,7 l? A. O. It A, W. BENSON. fsaw? 81 Old Slip, a doors from Month at. MFORTANT WORK.?Now in the course of publication, 1 a Directory of Art*, Manufactures and Mines, containing dearevpo*itinnoftheirprme?ple* and practice by Andrew LJi*. M. U.K. R. 8, ec, etc.?Illustrated with 1941 en;ravings. This i?, im.iuestiounhly. the most popular work of Ihe kind ever published, andsb-ok most whnira ly adapted to Llie want* o' all clasrea of 'he community. The following are the iinporteutobjoct* which (he learned author endeavor* t. accomplish 1st. To uutnictthe .Manufacture r, Metallnr cist,and Trade*man, tu tbe principles of their re?] ectire pro cesses, so as to rendertliem, in reality, the matter*, of their husiuens: and, to emancipate them from a itate of bonoage to tueli aa are too commonly governed by blind peejudicc -ml a r.riom routine. 9d. To afford Mrrckantr. Broker*. Dry alter*, Druggists, and Officer* of the Here rue, characteristic ieterijtion* of the coinmoditir* which past through their liatidi. 3ate.nt heme* whi h are so apt to give rise to 'itigation. ithly. To present t Legislator* *uch a e'ear ex million of the itaple manufacturer*, a* mar dissuMle ihrm from enacting aw*, hith ohatruct industry or cherish one branchof it, to he iujury of others. And lastly, to (ire the general reader, mien', chiefly on inallectual cultiration news of many of the nobl it achievenents of Science, in affecting those grand transformation* of nailer to which Great Britain arid the United State* owe heir paramount we ,1th, rank, and power, stnoug the nations if 'he earth. Tbo latest statistics of every import;,dt object of Mamifacure are given from 'ho heat, and uauall], froui official authorty, at ihe end of each ertie'e. The work will be printed from the 3d l.omt n edition, which ell* for $11 a copy. It will be pot cn good paper, in new bre ier type, and will make cboiit 1100 ivo. pajres. It will be isurd in St semi monthly nmnbi rs, (in covers) at 85 cent* each, i arable on delivery. {Hjp- To any person rending ns dollar* at one time, in adau'-e, we will forward the I,umbers, by mail,post r-id, a* aonn s lh?y come from Iherres* To Miitable ag'nta, this off ml* a rare opportunity, n* we can ut the work to ih*m on term* cxtraerdharily favor,ble. In very manufacturing town,and eiery village. throughout the ,Tniled State* and Canada. *ub*crih?-r? may be obtained with he greatest faeilitr. Address,post pan), La Roy Sunderland, ;s Fulton *t. New Tork. To every cditsr who give* thi* advertirement enure twelve Mrrt'Ons, we will forward, to.order, on* eopy of the whole vnrk, provided the paper* containing this notice he lent to the dew York Waichman, New York. fig im* HUJ^NA CORDIAL. TO THE AMERICAN PUBLIC. [T is now barely lhr?e years since the general iutrnduslien i of Ihe Lucius Coedinl into the Uuitcd Slates,and in tint eriod it ha* not only spread its usefulness throughout this irmisphsre, and sin lured the vast reputation which it hid irevinas'y ar piired in Europe hut has also added to the re town of its illustrious inventor by the unrivalled [owrrs it has een discovered to posses* in the cure of 'ncipirut conaump iop. The knowledge of its wonderful indurnee In renovating ind invigorating the hssmau frame, first suggested the idea o ising it mthi* way and the result is, that a medicine has teen addrd to the catalogue for the enrcr f ircipiinl eoiwump ion, whichpla-eathe disesre. srltli due yreeuu ion. under the ontrol of the palient Jlis scarcely necessary at tliis pe fflijht be in it 011JtratomJ, and ?e a foil guarantee for I he gte?t ree or. tibili y which I have chcerf.illy Manned. Wit n let 1 ir j?? of air re re rralitude for th^ eiteraive matronale which. aatlie agen.c ftl e hurina Cordial, bat been hugk 'detara, Harnden Si Co. from N. Y. to Albany) upon any ol he following placea, and guarantee retnrna to the. city, of Sew York, in from tix to eight rf ip*. I,'lira, Carandaigna, Hyrariiaa, Kocheater, Auburn. Ha'cva. Genera, Buffalo. Brri.**erf:e Kr.umu* Corning, Thornae W Oleatt, Al' any. POMKHOY k CO. S Wall alreet. New Yrrk, It CoWdr State and Market tie. A'henT. NOT I tilt.?The Annual Meeting of the titoekhiedere of the American Patent Kriction Match Co. for the choice ol officer*, and the trau'aefiM of btiauM:**. will be Held at the Compart} 'a Warehoute, corner ol l/tiion and Bleokdtoaje rr tzx? Boa ion, Jan: 91,1141, f4 2ta 7~ P4HK TIIKATIIE. THIS EVENING. Feb tl, lttt ?Tlx p.rfotinatieos will cmnn?i c? with l)i? urw trace y eutitleil T1 NINA AKORZA. RaphaelI Dona, Wheatlay I Ugo'ie hpil.o'a, Ahholt Grtmaldo, Rusty Simla, Bc.laniy J. Nina Moral. MraSctmour f ItrigiUs Hliirxa, Barry Giocond-, t Buloid After the Tragedy?Comic Voir, "C'uyiil's Auction Mart,n k? W. H Williams. T? cmelule with THE ANATOMIST M>a* Ls Mediein, Plaeitle I Crispin, Fisher O.d licreld, Bel.amy Young Gerald. Ciiiit Doctor's Wile, Mm Ru'oid t Auye'ies, Taylor Beatrice, Wheat ley 4 Admission?Botct f I P.l SO eeuts G.lltry -JUei.W. CHATHAM THKATKK. THIS CVENhlD, Kelt rarer ut?The performs* will ease rrei wllh makmi'i Or, thn Battleof Flodcet Kie'H. Mat mien, Mr J.R. Kiuit lames, Mr. Johnson lie Wiltou, Thome Clara. Miis Veatayer Jaiiettr, Mrs. Thome After which, Mr. O Count'I will appear and r*rform his wonderful hoot i Kacefor abet of fOOO. To eoneliide witn TARIS AND LONDON v. v Or,a Trip toBoth Cities. Viscount Vnlslil, u. mi'stc.YfSi Cornrr I)roadway ami Ann xlrut. Under the M*o?irineut of Mr. P. T. Ba.-oum The wonderful Etlubiti >u of The PNEUMATIC RAILROAD, the grt i'e*t iafulitt *1 (he age, i* in conataut o|>cration Tue rot' rtamxiriire will couinencr viilli LOVE AMONG THE ROUES. Virgini i. L* Petite Cerite. Maigerito, Mad'lie HaeaJie. Magician, Mote Svlvuia. Fran'cU Mailer Ileury. After winch, a variety of Songi, New D letu. and BalUdr. by Miii Taylor, T. (I Booth, ileaitly and Bruce. The Fall* of Ni-.K-iro will be eihibiLd immediately after I the performances Iu the New Rati directly under U a Lactate Room. The Albino Ladv ia here every evening. Alaotsbigiliug Fancy Glaus Working, and Grand Cerateram a. (ffj- Performance to commence at half past T o'clock, at rhieh time a Bell will beriing. fl4 UtiiL N, iwitu Illustration*, at Clinton Hall.?Mr. JNu. W. S. H AW4 will dri ver a aeriraof four Lectures on Elocution, at theabovr I utitutroa, commencing en Monday Evruiog n*it,llet mil. at half pwt T o'clock, with an Introductory (which will he free) on Elocution, at applied to thr p-actical buainraa of Lite,"baiog the aame lately delivered by Mr Hawe, at the Sluvveaant Inati>ute. Proleevional students, and hrada of familie*. are icapeetfuily inv trd to at'end. Tha four ruecaeding Lecture* will embrace illuatntioaaol the vari ous elocutioaary atylee adept* ed for Biblical reading, pulpit elora, at d (hated Mwtall, lit., nearly new.m.de by Jooea, of Birwinthan. ll la ivuliinited price, and imported for particular -nd cap-rial aae. Agp'y at II Thameaat. 110 tea* /rs (ih'ORillMTV now otfrra ut receiaed. for tale, whnleeale and retail, by TilTSHTON k ASPl.NWALL. |h William ft., lie Broadway. *ud fib J.* 10 Afinr llouM. rPIU i. ABTCWTE A vlFA fTn off--a" for .air at It* Chatham atreet.Near York, the ehea eat auer and barrel are in one piece end t' riefore rimiot hlota apart like ao* e repeating ui.tola. The runtime tion of ?hr idrtol i* perfectly aimplr?they can be drawn fro* the pocket and u?ed with one hand Withmi' the loea of a momenta Ibne in cocking i* aho'a can he 11 ed a* f?at a* a maw ran erook hie finger. Thry are eo larger th?n en ordiaary porke' ptotM k'orTrarellrra, lionet keeper*, Trptaiaa. Haa*era. and v era. they are an Indiaprnrahfr artie'e. ea per?nn? b th wuteno female, can wi h tine piatol protect their'lire, ?ad pro(*Jt' at arkr.' b; many peraol'i, aa oue of them 'a eguni to ae?r a doirn of ihrroinanon kind. Oentlrmen are incite) to ca'1 a the eior- "f the^a dfrlurr and Mi nine tne aam'. Ihrtr ?tm|dieity. l>?rfrel l ''f aad non liability to g*t en' of orJrr, WJI "rtemly i'fn?a?*?* ii?m .,v,r.i| wtiwni (TiirAiU Wfinlfii't toil retail, 03 tlirtn ox rail ft tef*. r r}"*(, i(,tK v. ,?4 Bm.dway. ri-imrodi* hdwrrn Walt and l*me at* liulLlt NOTlt F.-l'ift?H1ANT TO KaMIUKSl Kneiona refutation acme to a, rtad in cotiaequ-ncr of mv I aeli ay atrm aad itnuirner reduction in prwro; ttill familial mil' Jrpeltd opot rtiortiulity ad drapatrh. and at an oh on heard i.fpriree ?a jntit natooiah the behe'der Mock Turtle Ann,a.per quart TS rente. Oi Tail Malhgatawny I 90 Ire Cream In forme "1 Itfcnr M agr T4 Calrra Fee" Jplly U CharloltP-di-rutae *4 Toe akoer artietra al'buugh it rary low ia rtfire. are oo* nth* rompared with the traolt furenhed hy i frrier p>reoea hftiu* no atofee. no rrpa'dign,ooi?tHi' ?t atake W >1 RKID.Carh ConfrctMMHW. flflm' ?d Hatlddo ?treet.

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r-t >OM?1KOY k lO.'b Alum ai>v brrtauo luitui I Kxrai w ann Aorncr?Kor ihe Tr>usiv-rt?iionpf few L tx, B.inik Nolo. MmaU 1'uekagea. Sample floods,YaJniXW r, frneeli, he. kc iu eounrxioo with Uiun. Hanleu kU?Iran N?w York aud A banv to Buffalo, rn Shu Taj lor, "J Offkr* No. 3 Wall street, New York. c ueeu. lilt the V object of this rsl*Hi?limi u. to atfard them as little,or as much I t at they may require. 01 The hinuiee. .if ihit ejtablitliinnit will include all nrgoU* v? twins which inrrrhmts and oilier" may ueaire to hare conh- iu deaU illy conducted, and will include jk Procuring Partners, th Negotiating with Manufacturers. Supplying Merchant" wi h Clerks, t Comerorniting wtihf realtors, iB Effecting Maiineand hire Insurance. Drawling Commercial outracts, kc. ke. and for the pur|aise of proviling temporary occupation fot Clerk" Who are out of employment All kinds of wrrlli'K, bookkeeping collecting, kc. The plan of providing meant by wlurh periom detirout of connecting tliein?elvea in huain'tt, may learn something of the r nature of the bnaiueat propoted. before names are given, or the Brties introduced Ilia adv ullages which cab nerrr be obtained im a newspaper in the common mode of applying for purines. The subscriber who hat had much experience in trade, and was educated a merchant, feels assured that he is competent to conduct tnia p.irtof the limine*" to 'he a Jtitfar- Stoo of the |iarti?* interested, and will be enabled to procure b partner* in almost every hranch of bueiurse, which will jirld Jl I K., ?mimrratinu for risk and use of capital. j? Mxnufrrlurcrs and merchants from the country wlio hare 11 VmiKM to transact in the city .will hut t thie agency mraut. at all limes, of obtaining introdiel inn to merchants of good n standing. Whe e responsible agents or partners are wanted every facility will be afforded at less eaqw-iir than they will iacur for boarl and less of tune, while aMeCinting to carry out b the negotiation Uumtelvti. P The proposi'ton 11 give temp?rir*- employment to rlerks who are out of place. it will eiiaole tin in 10 t arn a tubal. U trace nntil pemantnt su-aions can be p-ocured, (thua cm Uouiug lhetr regular business habile, ami guarding them from the evil temptaltoi s of idleness) will no doubt meet the amp'onstion ofthose snsrutrd in ectivr business, ami receive an f, secure fmin'tlu m as a body, euch encouragement and support 0 ao will enable the suaacriber to give the plan a lair trial upon g to meritr. A register willbe kept at the Mercantile Agency where clerks who are in want ofnnploymert can enrol (heir nanu s, ^ee. qualifications, rrsesidence, uamca of former employers, references, and such other information mi is'desirable; which will beexhibited to merchants wanting assistants, and pro| rr SBeasurei will be Uktu to obtain situations for them with ail reason iblr despatch. The adrantasi s afforded to merchants at all times to eia mine, free of chirge, a register coutaininy this information will readily be seen Old appreciated by thrm. The merchant J finding character, references, ami all other things satisfactory, c can be introduced 10 the clerk, and in ke hj? own bargain. To the clerk this offers great facilitieo? it inskea his want J| of a situ, lion known to the p- rson wanting a cletk, and the fee required fir registering w ill not exceed the expense of an ordinary ad'erlisement i one newspaper. iwhilrthe nu nb'r of ne aspaiers in the City i? so great that a clerk who attempts lo w'vertise in all, will pay a largesum, and not then be certain of reaching the individual who wishes to give hiin employ- meut. at ihesarae time if he desires to advertise, he c:>ndo so through the Mercantile; Agent, .without publishing lis name, mad thusensore a inorecertain application than if he required no answer addressed to anv letUrof the alphabet,?box in the post other, or fictitious signature. Connected wi'h this Irtnch oft'c business, it is proposed to furnish temporary employment lo clerks who are out ol bu asness. and to this cud it I* requested ol merchau's who have extra writing or who need extra l.tlpduring tin busiuiss seaCor who wish their hooks txuinuud. written up. |s>strd, bx rd, accounts ma le out am) collected, at any season ol the jj year, to apply at the .Mercantile Agency. rersooal ailcution will be- given to submitting proportions L to creditors for vett I lag insolvent estates. The undersigned 1 will endear?r tosive satisfa lion to all these who may confide his d puilmeni of liusieess lo hie rare a Marine and Kirs assurance will be effected. The subscriber si feels cotifideut that Ins knowledge of this branch of business will be.of great value to those requiring Insurance, and he en- 7 sites fmplo> mcnl as a m ney ting operation. His fami V lisrity with the business will enable hiin to procure risks at e the lowest rales. He w ill also give his attention to preparing 'j l.aemrnlf of and adjusting an i collecting claims for losses. e All kinds of mercantile contracts and agreements will be carefully drawn on application, under the advice of an expo- rienced legal gentleman, embracing every variety'of transae- p UsosAttention will a'so be given to examining and simplifying eomplics.ed accounts 8ta mg adiiiimstrators, partners and debtors' accounts, balancing merchant's books, making ba'ance sheets aua statements lor o|>rniue new sets of books, a neglect of b winch is often the cause of much uneasiness, while the contra- it wk enables the merchant at all lint's to rpeak confidently of c theconecinen of,his books, a gratification which may be ti cheaply purchased Many mrrchents are loo mnch engaged d to do this themselves, and are uuwilting to trust it to incom- n petrnt persons who tnar.e siinp'e errors more complicated ii fcrrors will be detected insets nt beoks wherner made in- S] tentioually or throngi carelessness or ignorai.ee Kraudalcnt a errors made by nut partner todcceive another, or by a fiaudu c cat debtor to deceive hit creditor, will lie searched after and I I exposed. Sutrmonls of dehiois' accounts made, and ilivi I f Asods J>rO|Osed foi t'.tllt mttu't with creditors I a Confidential loves for merchants will he nrgotiatrd. A me- I thod is hn>.. London. for ?\H3 stei ling, to Ihe order ol Maui ice Vaiileoeourt, the pa) m- nt of w hich has hern slopped, and the pub lie are hereby cautioned against buy in itlie same. \V. PA i'TON, Jr. Cashier. J. B. TREVOR.Cashier. Mriladelphi*.Dec. 10 1441. dUeodSm' WARM KOl\ .-A'.K O'STYaTkS I LA D?About 5 F miles from Ihe Quir utine Kerry, on the Richmond Road, about 130 acres of the heat land, with a deligh'tul prospret, cornmvudiug ihr ou'rr Bay. and for fiutrid 111 the riciuily its superior cann I be fouud within ihe same diatai c? of the city. Also.st rtra1 convenient an4 roinuiandiug building sites, im. mediately on the water, wglhm the Narrow*. Terms liberal, trslr tall t.O'V. Mlt'-dsrst. f5eodlm*_ 1 'IM.VIBe.iv IUK i IIr. C. UltV UOt K. BHUUKl.VN J A Sealrd Tr-po-al* will he received at thenffireof the Na- I ?T Agtnt, New Yo.k, uutil the 1st day at Aiuil, for Jnruiah- ingal the U. K. Navy Yv d, Brooklyn. Ike following limb* plank for the foundaliona f the Dry D. k. vit 1 4too spinet piles ol length vary ing rom 34 to 13 fret?to aser age not less than 3V feet and to he not Irs* than U and to average at least IS inches 111 diameter, 4 feet froor the butt, exclusive ol" the bark. 1 1.000 lineal (ettwhit* pine timber, foot square ftr floor tim j Vera 13.000 lineal feet whitepine do, 1 foot by I foot 3 inches square for floer limlier*. 141 Aoo feet board measure of 3 inch white pine plank for floor ug. n,*? feet Soard measure of 5 inch yellow pine rlank for sheet 1 piling. I All the above timber and pl.vnk to be of perfectly sound and I durable quality. The spraict piles is he as straight as can be reorurrd, and in 1 nil rraprrts prr *i>) imniRn i rui'^r unu. t Proioaalito b?eB le ?uJ l ??pn*Mr yric. Vuil.ng and Mer- chants Aufc*s .-riiH, Ui 1 Mc.ul.-. i.o,.r Plato*, Knocker*, B*II Pull* he wilh implored eiMii.rllrei border h iud*oinely rngrared tttoir 1 keepra't ardx.typ printed. gI JO ?nd npw >rd? per tnnuMiid ?t,*rd fcwortod.aad *o equally dutiibuled a* to appear juct i**ui.-u km* the (ki i. tiieyccor u? uw re of the brow thaathc natural Mir km. and harii.g no meinllie apring, all diaagrceabie yyese mm if obviated. K >r outn*n r.'imate th*y art incotiiuVMa gjw only I ow. weir* t. Saaalora. in*n.'?- bhakrprvrv.f.-om New Or 'an* for (air by fit E K. COLLIN ?It 0 MfWk *t f.\sr OhK LOTHlNii.-th-utlemenor families throw/ IOC Hill trosu their wardrobe articles of wsnriwg MM 1 ?nJ(le#iriiiK to turn th? tame into c%*h,cau oMnn From 'be criber J *?r tent in ore than uif d ruierior workinani hip V B ?Horses car- fully n.ra ured and fitted by himaelf. f3 lnt? MUrtTc AT S CliNTfS A PAGtl, KEi AlL. t T. GLbLAIN. Music Publisher and Dealer, labia thia method i f iiifor iinr hie frit-lid* and the public that he i* removed from Br ad way to No. 7tf Liip-nard it reel only ie d orfr m Broadway, aud h e reduced hie music to ilia 1 -ry low prtre ot 3 ten's a page he would at the eame time I form the public that toe ir.tuie ie not ii.corrict ae hae been re- trted, but ie the eame, aud printed from the eame piatee ae ie mine of any e>ore m tlir oily and as a guarantee any mu- r purchased ai hi a store and found to be incorirct, ran h- med and the m..ney n funded The public arc rcrpstl! vited tu call aud examine- fur themselves. t jl9lin? O. T. OBnLAiN.Tl Liipev"' 1 THE" BES I' WIG MAKER IN NEW YORK. i HALON.Iate of Chatham Square, now of Sit Hit baa again taken the first Premium for the kestrpeenMna WIGS AND SCALPS, j CONVINCING proof, if any were wanting, that native A ingentiil) ie appn t ilted before foreign boaetiug and humug. ae the opinion o three of the o'drat and beet iudgre in tie profession iu New York can teetilr. The public can now 1 idge from the premiiime, via. the ailver medal laat year, aud t ie firet premium this, awirdrd by the Ameriran li.atitutr i rho ie or is nut the best Wig maker. K Ph.ilon rrsperlfully ivilriall judge-in J it rare re to examine hie premiuot impro ed Gosiemer YVig. which, fur surpassing elegance, claie re rinblauce to nature and beauty of mectiauiear structure, may e regarded as one of the greatest master piece* oi art evei re duced in the world. N. B.?'This splendid vmg weight little over half an aeuce 'Mauufaciurrr and proprietor of Phalon's celebrated l ANTI DANDRUFF, ar removing the dander completely. from the Head, and a tbor ugh cleaner of the surface and hair r.f the head, but leave* louny and eility appearance to the JlAlll. Obcerve, uoue u geuutue uu!co. 2. iaepecia Iv dee pied lor the permanent cure r Venereal disease. in all its stages;and is warranted to erairate the disorder, without any of thnae lamentable results rhieh follow the use r.f the many dangerous n iurral coinouud'.so generally offered. 1 his course contains three aeries f medicines, w itli w ?lies and all requisites; and is warrrauted a cure, if used accord-tig to directions. I.rh course is acompanied by Dr. Jordan's piivate ticat is of 81 pages called ht Nlouitor. wh.rein the patient baa full directions, with a c-eriptioti of the nature, sytnptoms. coi sequences, treatment fsectet d.se.iies, to which is added, ujefu' hints, important drier, and nuicn ?a'uab! e inform itiou, whereby ail the diffi. ulties of self treatmesit are runovt d The price of the Monitor alone is SO cents One dollar resitted. postpaid, w-iiI ensure itsrerrptiou. Dr. Jordan's aneificcour.es are sdmirtbly adapted for resiJcuts in the counry, being complete ertnpact, and efficient. Bold f? r the proprietor,only at Drug Store 88 Marios it, doors heloW I'riu e 2nd block east of Broadway. The win ow luthls are visible Irouithe corner ol Broome street and ten tre M-rltet. f3 lm' ff AS 1 ED?A young man from IS to J7 years old, who call J tv be well rccon mended, and who tan speak the Frrnch i ml English lniicua.es, to go South, as a clerk hi grocery lore. Address to J. J. LABOUI8SE. tell 12 I taw 3 a" 178 Front street. tUlibl) Foil OlaF. ItoLLAll?Such is the efficacy of t Dr. Tho nas's Specific I ills, that they are warranted to t ffect a ptrmani nt and ipeeily cure in all oiseaseaof one clasa. i he unqual.tu-d success they have met wi'h in the moat rtiffi- t ill casts, at once give them a claim to the attention ef all hose who may peed the use of a similar inedi. inc. Forsaie f 1273 Broadway, cor. Chamber at.; 79 and I TO Fulton at 77 1 last Broadway; Symc. 83 Bowery. Price$l f 12-1 in MEDICAL AID. i A PHY8ICI AN long accustomed to prraeribe ?rditeases 1 of a private nature, resides at 31 Mott strv I. He has I ten familiar with th?#e cornplaiuts many years, and kv.v- ig been a particular and close observer of cause and I fleet, he has obtained a thorough practical know ledge ol i is branch of his profession, which has enabled him to intro- nee S >me valuable improvements into hiatraetiee. He does or boast of making rapid and histy cures, bat his satisfaction i to perform thorough and radical -res, and in as short s pace of timr as it ctn poasibly i e ue with advantage and t H'rty to the patient. And. genera speaking, it is nut n* J easarv for the patient to observe any enang' in business pur a nit. llastv. and eons- uueutly imperfecte ?sre thesourcs I' rum wli'tice result many distressing cases ot consecutive t Tsecnndary symptoms; and ike like result friqieti'ly folo? s Hie use ol mauv a verttead remedies fur this reason that r y incdiein-, ho *e*er (tood in the first or piiruary stages ol 1 he com| Nitii, cannot be supposed to exert the same power and I ntlueuce over the humansts'em when its adimiiiilration has c *en longcontinued, and thus while the patient it swallow u.g I uedieims from day lo day,his disease, if not charging to a f he' Die form, to say the least,is roj likely to terminate in a t ermsn-nt debility, or perhaps something worse, as for in- I tan:, a stricture?how many huudrcd there may be at this ery time taking medicine under circumstances that appear iscoursging, when if the real facts of the case were known he disea e might prove to be a stricture, and should tl is be ths t ase. it is iintHirtaut for the patient to know that on* ir.ediciuc I door never did, nor never can cure a stricture. It is a well I laownfact that the patient may have a stricture many mouths >e even years, without his knowledge, and without any affect, 1 ixceptto increase the I me esquired to make a cure. I Those victims of indi?cretiouor miefonuue who are about 0 select a medical aduser w uld oo well to call and ubtain a little book treating entirely on these com' laints it is a small pocket volume, o btaining much valuable information its 1 [arpmge is very |iain and easily understood. Trice 5u cents. |)r llregoey's irsideuce is at 34 Molt street, about 100 yards I from Chatham square. marly op.m site the chinch lie dori 1 not limit his attendance to a lew hours, but mnv be found al i home at any hour ol day or ni*h (observe that No 34 is n t a I 1 rug store); his ro >ins are well arranged for the reception ol patient', and his charges moderate. I The book may a'so he had al the following drug stores?79 fultwn. cor.-, cr of Uuldst; corner Vulton and William streets, aii'l cornet Chamber St. and Eroad way. both corners. Correspondents from any pirt of the cauntry, (postpaid) vrdering the book anil covering will receive it hy mail, past paid, in rrturu. Those wishing personal advice and melicine. mast remit a fee ts his ure attention. Direct to 34 Hott street. N?w_Ynrk. fl In' JONES'S BOOK-KEEPING. PUBLISHED and for sale at IB3 Broadway.?The design of t this work is to substilute knowledge for the common ambiHi,>us rulis of debt and credit, which are wellknow n to be iuade luats w hen brought to the test of practice. This treatise will >e found to afford the student a clear cutnprehi ncs, buckets, hinges, axles. Springs, castings, lie. JNO. 8. Sl' MMERS. jritaw'im' 130 Water si rest. J. PEASE SON'S CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF H0ARHOUND CANDY. TIIW pleas-ut imdiciue is (ormeil by a combination of 33 tl.ff rent ingrtJients, allcilrbrat.il for the cure of colds ooghs, and pulmonary rivnplainli. and by its combination, if ire ,if these articles should be used s pirately and afford no -elirf.in thisexlract of Ho?rhonuil Candy they arc so amalgamated that the benefit ol the whole is experitneed in one cam^"""ItEAD THF. FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS. whooriiio, Tough.?1 can recommend Praj Hoarliound Ctndjr for lk>if dangerous complaint?my a* ronriuccil nu of u.y error. 1 am. Willi great reapec', H HKPF1ELD, M D. I kare nird Team'* Ileartiouod Cand> in mv family for cough*, :old? and hu*r?ene*?, wi h good *a lafartion. SOLOMON Ok.NNER, 59 Henry it. Dr. Roger* riqieat* u? to **r, that he ha? practiced in'di jn* a* a pb)*ici*n for thirty year* during I hi long (wriud if hi* practice he ha* m idr ure ofr annua It ud. of reniedie* fur olJe ho*' arue*?.?n J thn* diatrraa'ng complaint the who. ping ough and he helieie* with eigood *uec?-? a* phyticn:.a in reneral, ai d after all he find* none a* auceeaaful a* Prate'* ItoarhoundCai Jr. and lie mommendi it t be uard. TESTIMONIAL OK CLERGYMEN. The under*lined h 'or?y th?L He. MrLuckey.reNfW Yortronftrcneo. t Her Mr Whitahcr, Paator of P Church, corner of Catherine and Madiaouata. Ree Mr Griffin, Paator of MO Church, Bedford it Bev J'? Hart, Parlor o[ R t;hurch, Ooid if. Her Mr Oihha, HI Third Arti.ua. Her Mr Berry, Taatar of Wcileyan Mcthoiiat Church, corner (rraud and hryelie >1*. Kiihhn|*. rot. of llr. a' way ai d t hamlrra ?t. or?r No 3 Sulk Amine. The foil wins are our wtatr ageu'*:? Mr fl AY Beitding No. t Staie at, Boe'm. Mraa. HrllB Zirber. ao. 17 l>olra"? J K" ('urn* k Co. ba It Eiehnnge Place, ft* On I conn. La. tree Mr Purall ?*1 Broad ft, Newark, N IL Mr W N H?ld>"wan Lomaetlle. Ky Mr picrcy Peller, DrtroB, Mtdk W PERMANENT ESTAULISHMTCNT, j IN N?W YORK. UTONS. MALLAN k SONS, Surgeon Dentists, No. "1 37*1 Broadway, and at London and Firia .morn the ublic of New Yoi W, and ita vicinity, that in conaequenee f their very extensive practice, tney have, at length, een induced to open a Pet at ment Establishment, where hey may be consulted at No. 371 Broadway between 'rauklin and White itreeta, in all cases appertaining to beir profession, in w hich they have beeu to aucetaful, n conaiquence ol their celebrated dlaooveriea and iniravementt in the art of Dentittry. Mono Mallan returns thanks for the very liberal pat onage he hat received, and contiuuea to receive, par icuUrly to the Medical profeaaion of New York, fot livir kind recommendations,and advooating Mont. M.'a mprovemcnt in Dentriaty. CELEBRATED MINERAL roa FILLING DECAYED TEETH! Mcna. M. continues to reatoro decayed Teeth,however urge or small the cavity making a atump into a sound I'ooth, instantly curing the Tomh, however painful or lensitive. matching in [mint of roler, the natural cortex >r eriarr.el ofthe Tooth. The M ueial is applii d in a few [ecou ia, wilheut the slightest pain, 1.eat, or pressure, ind lasts for many yeats, preventing the necessity of Extracting, which is manjurious to the Uuman Frame? hat painful and disugrt uable up* ration has such a ten leticy u shatter the constitution of delicate and nervous icrsoiit. INCORRODIBLE MINERAL TEETH!!! Morn. M. calls the attention of the Public and Visitor* if the city of New York audita vicinities, to his cele>rated imcoaaodiblr. Mivkiial Teeth, which resist the leletei ions ed .rt?. of acids, and are uot liable to corroFton ir discoloration from Medical Prescriptions, or any other mown cause. They never break or become loose?they have no un laturvl gloss?are nrnu> nieoii wunoui wires or ng*iuie? -no bulky subatancti in the mouth?and ia every parti Hilar rearsnce, and no igatures being used, and still so firm in the mouth, they lify detection by the closest observer. LOOSE TEETH teeurely and efTectuBUy lastened. arising either from the iso of aiedicines or any other causo. ARTIFICIAL "ALATES eplaccd upon a sure and sciei title method TO COUNTRY PATIENTS. SCURVY JN THE GUMS lured and prevented by a Lotion which can be forward >d to any part ofthe United States, with proper directions or use, and guaranteed to answer. Also, a preventive ind cure for the most violent Tooth Achc. TO THE PUBLIC OF THE UNITED STATES. Mons. Mellon is happy in being euablud to announce, hat by the kind content of Three Hundred of the first smilics of the United States, consisting of the first Mar thants, Medical profession, Clergy and private Citizens, o whom he can refer as to the superioiity of Mons. M.'s lelt brated Mineral in preference to any other they hare sver tried, end, in their opinion, the best, that ever came indcr their notice. Hia other improvements need no 'otn ment. INVALIDS attended by Mons. Mallan, Junr., at their own Eatailishment. THE FACULTY AND PUBLIC ire particularly invited to pay Mons. Mallan a visit, to lee the specimens of his new discoveries in Dentistry. MONS. MALLAN. Sen'r., Hay be consulted daily,from It) till 6 o'clock, at No. 372 BROADWAY, between Franklin and White streets. CHARGES MODERATE. JUST PUBLISHED, rhe nineteenth edition of Mons. Mallan'a Treatise on he Structure and Diseases of the Tenth, to be had of the Author. fa Im* [ITILDF.U'S PATEN f SALAMANDER IRON SAFE. >V These Safes a*e tnade of rtout Wrought Bar and late lion, riveted together iu the mo t substantial manner, nd lined with a chemical prepare.ion, which is a non-conducor o( heat, and cannot be destroyed b tie uttnv teste have teeu made to furnaces witn other safe*. ami iu burning build g* and in a instance hare thev fade J to preserve the conent* uninjured, while aaf.-s of other makers htve been heart) ed by the same heat. All Nahtttt-tbler ha'ea made by Vtlder, and sold by the subscriber, wib be equal to any that tare beta tested. A genet at assortment on band or made to irder, and fur aale by 17 dw SILAHC. HERRING. Agent, 18* W.terstreet. DR. TAYLOR'S KAL8AM OF LIVERWORT?This ceitifi'.a that I have breu noosed to sudden changes from treat heat to cold; 1 hare lengbecu subject to distressing and lan.erons cough, with pain iu the side and cheat. Dr. Tay lor'* Jalaam of Liverwort, from 241 Spring street, always gives me elief, and by its u.e I can continue in my laborious and ti?in s-i i rwm 7 Pise* ii or coiner of Wvshu.gtou and Warn* its. at Treadwetl's Barcery. I certify that I hare been compelled by extreme bad health omake use of Dr. Tailor's Hafaim ot Liverwart for matiy emra, and that the medicine 1 now uae ia identically Ihcaamc a that I formerly obtained, and that it ia made bv the aatne trsou now,at 941 Spriug afreet, who formerly made it at 374 lowery. JONAs BKK.K V1AN. Ml Pearl ah The subscriber hereby ctriifi**, that he hw had a coug ailing of blond and matter from the lunga?aeTere pain* hrough the rlv at ami MghtswetU for siv years or more. The lalaam of Liv. rwnrt baa auch a happy effect upon all m r lomplaints. that I truly bcl.ere I could not har? lived to thia ime without it Kennrrly I haec obtained the meJicine rout 374 Bowery, but lately from 241 Spring at. which ia now ha raaolaoca of tha Proprietor, aim ia tha aame perron dial nade the medicine for me ?i first in the Bowery. ALEXANDER SMITH 181 Farsyfh at Saxton ofthe I lev. Mr. Matthew's Church. identical veraon who made it at 374 Bows'y. John Denmead,137 Wiliatn street, affirm* to th- same fatt> in his family, aod can cer .ify irom his own knowledge that the aame person ia now at 141 Spring atrect, who formerly made the medicine at No. 375 Bow?rv,and ia'lie truepropiietor. Mr Morton, tludion street, ccmer of North Moore; Mr. Ooodspeed, ?th avenue; Mr. Hoidi idge, druggist, 288 Bowery; Mr. Lity, Broadway, corver ot BleccUi r atrect; and many iiuudide of the meat rsapectab e peoi le in the city and country are ieadv toe-rtifv to the moat surprising tlfets of this medicine and that the only genuine now made from the original trcipe is at 2tl Spring street. Obtttxe I?Tne rnce of this n edit me Mas follows?Large bottles $2; ntx Bite $t, smaller air- RO rents. Sold at the proprietor* ti'ab 'iahment.941 Spring atrect,near Hudson. Sold in Newark, at 111 and 244 Broad street; also 94 Walnut at. fit lm* DH TAYLOR'S BALSAM OF UVERWORT-Dauiel Mitchel printer, 965 Bowrry, signed the following certificate, in the rretence of two oilier wi;nes,es, the ong.ual of which may begeen at Hie propr.eleir'e office 241 Spring street; "Thia certifiers that I am inti airly acquainted with the perrsen advertising," at 24! Spring afreet, formerly 378 Bowery, and have known hi n to raids with his brother, now de crated, at that number in tl.e bowery", tor the period of five vrarsormore after Dr. Taylor's Balsam of Liverwort was first introduced to tlis pun ic?Signed, Daniel Mitchell, 9ts Bowrry. As to Mr. J me* H. Piuckny. no certificate was published by me. signed ia his nau c, as inferred in tha advertertiaement in this paper. Agents?'T. Alltn.cornerof Rivin toti and Suffolk streets; also at 189 Essex- 49 Riving ton at 72 Houston at; Same' Puidv, crrnrr Hudson at; M A. N-wmn, 125 Varickst;448 sad 500 Broou.e at. 125 Oram) it; 269 slid 284 Houston si, 118 Bleeckr at; 124 and 173 Oral d st. 330 'I hint at; |W Rjv ngtoii at; 214 Or ia.ee y at; 233 Vadia- n st; 114 Canal at; 13 Madison st; 381 Pearl at; 30 B terksr st: 214,112 aud 901 Centre at; 88 Chatham at: 929 William st; D Valentiue, corner el Fri-nkfurt aiid William t?; also. ja Wi liam st ?Brooklyn Agents, 79 aud 147 Kulton st ami 31 Main al; 114 anj 246 Bread street, vewark; also 96 Wa'nnt at. Observe th* price as follows?Large boftlei $9; next i n $1; imall tile 50 mils. |g |,nDR TAYLOR'S BALSAM LIVERWORT, 376 Bowery, the original, true ami gen lire article.?Venders of the Counlcrfeits are' now cautioned against Ires; as-u g upon the just and egal rights of the ptopiielor, by selling any other than that in de at this establi-hireM, ami th* pub ir, who placs ronlidi uce in this ailirlr, w hich for nin* yesra has not disappointed Item, are low particularly cautioned to beware ?f purchasing lheircnuutrrfrna it thry rxpect relief fr. in its use. and also to givrno heed lo advertise msn s coining Irom Sprint atrrrt, as the person w lio-ays b* was thr i.li ntieal individual V ho made the artii le at 375 L'owcty, in 1633, when it was Srat invented, was only about fou teen years of age ami a boy engaged in a Lottery Office. The an exrd certificates need ni comimut, it reals with the public lo say il falsehood shall be sucre. sful. I hereby certify that the certificata tn the Jersey City Advertiser of the 95th Jat.uai y, 1819, relative to the Balaam Liverwort, wa* wholly unauthonied by me. DANlEL MITCHELL,2?S Bowery. New York, Fi b. 9 1842. 1 certily in?i ine navrniaemeei wrnicn appeared in the Jer ejr City Advertiser, referring to me respecting Dr. Taylor's Balsam Liverwort, was used without any authority from n.r JAME* H PcN' KNr.V, Corner Biwerj aud Fifth street*. New York, Feb 3J, 1842. Be careful to buy inly at 375 Bow ery, between 4th and Stfa streets. _ f7 lm* MECHANICAL LAMP \VA HE-HOUSE, No 337 Broadway, beiuren Anthony and Leonard etrert. FHK.SH linpurtation of Mechanical Lamps. The suhsnbei rrspeitfutly announce that be has just rereived from Parti the most cumidMe ami splendid assettinent of the e Lnrivallcc Lamps erer imported in this country, eminent, the iatesl and moat fashionable patterns now in use in Paris? togetbei with a beauti.'ul rariety of Clan (Robes, Fancy Puree!on ant Paper Rhades, Tape:s,fcc.. kc., all which may now ba tia minrd at his store. No. 337 B-oadway. The snperiority of the Mechanical Lamp, combining le gat.ee in epitrarauce. economy in the consumption of Oil. with the most brilrant and regular dtlLiaion oi light, is eatabluhei by general approbation. 1 lir pnreaaie so reduced, that they do nut much eicaesl thi coat of the common lamp. Samps and Lustres loaned fur balls and parlies. E. D. SAX PON. (Successor l? A. Discos, ft lm* 837 Broadway. AVANA? MHh. WEST'S BOAHDINO HOUSE n n moved to the Calle San Pedro. No. I enfirnte dc la Ma chilli." By this latter direction the building is known to al boatmen, eoathmen, porters kc., as one of iha most cunspi coons l sunt I of the eny. Theeateusive alterations and repaira upon ?hf? house havini been completed, Mrs. W. has the satisfaction of offering tnn the Bay, and roinmands ai eiteosive view t f the entire harbor, with the adjacent country towne. Villaces, kc. ttf- Passengers lor Havana munt obtain a passport from.ot nnevrriHed by. a Spanish Consul. which, on arrival, ii takei by the boarding olfl ere to the (Jovernmeat House, where, ii eonlormity therewith, a permit to land with baggage, kc. haj to be procured by aome resident ol the place. Personsdeeirous of going to Mrs. West's house, will plea* bear in mind that tbia semes will be promptly rendered then by the Clerk who visits ail vessels with passeagvrv, as oi as they eater the harbor. Havana. U?e. at. Hit- oMentUm* rriffE AMERICAN .\1 Ol'LI) IN 14 COMlA.NV-t.tfec fo 1 sale boats of every cieacc iption at a discount of twrnt psreen' from thr ordinary pricrs. Some of ihe boats hav been placed by the Company in the bands of sen utvflc mei ihe past year, and eshjer'?d to fht mo t severe lest, by rui now them on rock', d 'shing tliem against stone purs, Inadin t on wiih stones,and aAer being tua h'atry ria oua nek vhoic,pro*ingiheirstrength by four-fold mere than the boat of ordinary conn met ion. The mvtercale for linilduig at uicj. cted te a chemical process, whrk renlrv tbcm imp?i t no* to waftr. 1W J Iff pftTMiicd frum Miriaiu .h being elo fly c*ni U) *4 P?/ I'k" to lid ooired to r^ti w Or 'efJ wd to itw'l "Wolrtnlc hihI rtUil. *t ihtir WAREHOUSE, lit BROADWAY hheyca-Vw rW w lb* ?"w'H jOTn TlcTAth. k CO.* iNftLLiohiNUk. MitlCk Nas.au tt. wuwcie-Hon. M. H.O'rinosll.H Bi?r#4Wt.Fmj|., W Irriog rrof. Hen wick, j* lm* CHEAP ANU GOOD.-Ladies' Gaiten $l i 4H|h, and M CS per pair; Knack Burktus and I Walhin nhme SI .ud $1 lal per pair; Usutlein La' wttec proof aud fine C?5r B >o?e. "hoc* as i Gaiter* rh-ap ol ia proportion Then ibra ia alout boats, auitabla lor thr I" arturoa (or Merhmlca. Milkmeo. Kireana. lie, frain $S to 11 per pair. Alto, a general "aoriment of boo (a and aiiora JJ lor familv aae. ehrap aid good, at the Clinton Boot and Shoe Mnket got Cata! sheet, D'.tlli cast corner ot Hu.laonat. I 18 Im* A. KNOX" St CO. J i o' Waleiproof ^lork aodbaa Dreaa Booia. of the lateat fashion waterproof orer shoes. danoiug gaiters an) pnmpe, ladpe', oinra',and chit a dreiib gaiteroojla.. buikiua and tier, kid and s; missel and children's (titer boota aud aaakim, farkionable. good and chap; meii'a, boy'a.aad children a boong nroirar ted rhionic anges, obstinate gteeta Stc .they are equally eeltain hiring cured huudnda whuhadbc.cn taking oilier medicines for inontha, which tended more to dratrov the constitution lliaulo rtire the disrasr. They nrrer leure the parts subject to tt.e lr ublesomt weabu-ss which so frrqneiiil) occur alter tiaing other im ilic:paa They hare no u>.plc?saut ta-te onm II; anyone 'ukiug'tliein ti.i?hi frri|uent the moat rtfined aooiely wiihout haeiug their mieloftuoca suspected. They are c-'ir- pottd elitiri ly ol 'e^etahle ingredients, which invigorate the aj at. m g nrrally. Kor aa e only in New York,by YVm. Wj- r auu, Amthecailea' H-l1.34Callierim. a.ieet, and in Bruokiyn t by Blagn.er,druggist, Kulton street. fl'J Im* t PLATED WARE, CU iLERV, &c &c. SJ. NKU8LADP Si CARMiTT, of Birm ogham, offer for aale at their Branch, 41 Ma'di n Lane, New Vork.an aarortmcntof Pitted U na. Waiters. Cindteaticka L'rueta, Cake Basket*, Hnuffers and Trays, Korka and Sprvtua, Liquor Kiarora.Enrrrif*, Toast Knat in ihr city; Cutlery, cnmprisi'g Tab'r Kuise* and Forks, in doc na and setui; Pocket, Pen Di rk and Bow ie Kuirea; Seniors, It ixors, ao?l also Germ u Hum Tea and Coffer a'tte; v'po?n*. F -rks, H| ectaclce, Chains, T'im bit a. Ac. Togrilirr with Gold and Gilt Jewelry. Watches, I Movement*. Silver I'eucda, Ihiuudea, Tooth f'icki, Specie- clra, Pmte Slone?, Ac Sr. tn-lm* I B~ OATH.-406 Wate ttrvd, four doors aiat ot Cnthermr M tkn ChtiLIUS'S t'rruuum B at KatabliehmenL? j Three Diplomas aud two S.lvt r "rdala award-d at the laira of the Am?riran and Mrchanice Inatitutr for the beet boat. Barge, Race, Club. O lidola, Kiah u^. Uurmng, Yaw I, Gig. Surf. Sail anil 1'lcaa fe Iloata, of ?vttv I'ercriptija. R r,i.i men ud by the Amalt or S rat Club Aetoeia ion ol New York. J Builder of the Sultan of Muscat's Pleasure Barge,the Wavr, Gatrllr, Victoria, Atlantic, Wakona. Ac. A lao. ihe Aon I Peekaki'l, Wash ntlou of Pou thkeepaie, Duthras of Hyde J Paik. Hylph and Wa\e of Mobile, George Stewart of Lome- rille. Ac. ftbl> Im* j OtLHitUe. l l'lbLiKKNCsst,S.?SAMUEL METKGMD 1 A? has the jdeaeure of informing tke Cifixens of New York, that he baa taken a room at Mr. Atwill'a Music Saloon, No. i SOI Broadway, whrrc he will be happy ta tike profile like Draara yl llioaa who mav call, in a atvle, which he Batten f himarlf, cannot be excelled by any similar artist in the Uuion. i Likeneairsnf many of the public characters of the city way i be seen at hia room. M'.Urs Of aurmiwirr irum KB Bin nun. N. B Family Groups taken at private houses, at any hoar in the evening. _ >9 1m T ANuKMA ?CUAlf8.?300,000 of thia celebrated brand. Lr superior quality, ami en'itled to Liebeuturc, landed from the Cnatoral Colon, and for site by jat Sm M. RAOER, tS^Chalham at. MEJIICan o/nNN LUt K ClXMPAN Y, for the aair rf 'ANDREWS' CICLEBEATfcD COMBINATION LOCK,'" are now ready to receive ordere for tliia celebrated Lock, and having suppfi d the numerous ordcra heretofore recetrrd. are now prepaird from the extenaive arrannrmenta the inanuf icturera of these Locke to deliver at toiVliortest rice. 1 l.e desii-n of the association is to t tnr'.h them to every Bank in the United States, and the aecurity tiiev have neretoL.re furnished to anch I auks aa have applied then aga-ust being robbed, having often beeu leetrd by burglars, u sufficient proof tliat no bank can be coaeidered a safe depository without these locks on their vanlta or safes. All othn locks can and have bteipopened, while these bid defiance to all attempts. and the eotnbffeiLou of changts it can undergvarying from t.CM to l.owi.OCO. at tha will of the owner,furnishes security ont found in any oilier mode of fastening. Locks f r safes and store doors froin ltd to 4,094 changes As relates to the superiority of this loch over any othsr, reference is made to any cf the banks in Wall street. New York. Directors and officers of banks srs requesrad lo examine ths Locks, and orders will bs received at the olT.cr of WAD8WOBTH It SMITH, ill Jours' lane, agents for the city. MrTDi JAL LAUD Da. Cooi-XH, No. IS Liuaue si., ueai i Chatham St.. still sffords rel tf to the afflicted of both sex es. He may be always consulted, with the utmost confidence, in the worst cases of deltcats diseases, mercurial affections, and the nuaerious symptoms arising from this disease. From y Dr. Cs extensive practice for the last eight years in thia parti- cular branch of the profession, guarantees a saCr, speedy and a effective cure to all person* who apply to him. Rcrent eases cured ia a few days without the use of mercury, or any other dangerous snedincine. No interruption Iroin business, or ulte- ration in the mode of living. All whose eases hive been pro- trap led or aggravated by inallreatmeuL, may apply with the utmost confidence of being rtfectu illy cored. Terms mode- rate?attendance from T in the morning until 10 at night. Of Ace IS Duane ?t. j-Mlm' DR. ALLEJN'8 BALSAM. OK Honli lund. Liverwort and Pieurtsy Root, ha moving the dis- i heareniug complYnt it unknown more ihan -gg.OM boaee hate been aold u New York alone, and not one case I failure baa been related to any agne. Albany 43 North Main at. rrovidence, and 188 Washington at. Boston, fiic->1,6? Alao, Dr. Poett'a F.radicator, celebrated for itaareedy and certain cure uf one ditease. fl4tm* PtlSSOUU lTON~i)F COPARTNERSHIP?Tee copertLr urrsip nerotofore eiiatmg under ??e name of HURLBUT fc CO., ia thia day dlaaolved by mutual cona-ut. J. HURLBUT. AMOS SMITH. New York, Feb. H'h, 184a. NOTICE ?The bueinres will h* een?inn?d by IIURLBUT fcCO.,at ihe rid stand. 7 Wall atreet. New York, and 34 State atreet. Hartford C?na.. where all packages must be directed." t art of Hurlbut fcjf.o 'a F.acreaa." fit BANKRVPT LAW. G Fa NT LEVI EN wishing to he di?ehar*ea! from their under thie law. ere invited to call oa W 8KII)MOKE, 1 Attorney at Lhw, 7ft Nate tu utre- t All other kinde of law bnwineaa alao ait ended to 1'iosm' DR. PROVOST HOTES that the people are becoming toe mu-h enlightened upon the subject of menicine to he hum'rugged hereafter ui the manner in which they hare been for y.ara peat. The I im'.,n*itian of quack pilla. rirrpa. mitiurrt, and quark doctors I has bren carried through to the fullest client in this and many I other riti.a, and it is lo be hoped that the family will diner gard tin* species of deception, that the J eople tti? msrlvta will I not. and th-t they will invi at irate the tact: nhe her a man be a physician or not, b-f re tnev are wiring to tiuat their health and life in such hands thia thiug should be looked to by all. As regards myself. I invite the sick to come aud sea I me,and ifthjj art nut aarisfied, why. (lure is no harm done. I I tri .it a certain class of dist aac with surer as, v> hich I know cannot be surpassed bv any man. My clfice is No 81 Broad strret, corner of Stone, near he Battery Open from 8 o'clock. A. M until 8 at night. All thioga are confidential. rt tw J I'ROVlFHT. M. D. 'I'HO VI rsO.h k USHER, watch Makers and Jewellers' A aur-rsiora to Samuel Brown, 171 Pearl at ret New Yn k, have on hard, and are constaotty receiving gold and ai'ver I wat cliea, jf*f ry. fine eilv* r and lati !,bl? preeent for youth i? M' rjr'i Mua urn for 1841, nra'lv bound in cloth, co.taiuig 100 engraving,, aevrral ol which arc beautifully colorrd, I2p>gce ofMu-ir, and 350 pa r gea of reading matter by Ike real PeltrPaley Price $1. i THE CHEAPEST AND BKa P Periodical for Youth u i Robert Merry'a Muaeum. edited by the teal Peter Parley It i?iaeued m monthly nu nher* ol 32 piya ea?h. making 3S4 page a per year, and it tmuellmhed with 100 or more eng'aI nnga and 12 pag-e o'muaie. Termi.$l only, in advance.? a BRADBURY, SOL EN V Co., I2? N,a?auat. and 10 School n a L, Boa ton no im? NOTICE u hereby given, that tK- NEW YOMK AND EltlE RAILROaI) COMPANY, will apply to the r Legislature of the dtate of New Virk, for permiaaion 10 y rvnatrnet a Portion of their Road in the State nt Peuney Iva e nia, to wit: fn m a taiint at or near Sawmill Hift, in Orange a, couniy. acrnaa the De aware river, thenee weatward on the i- tenth t ank o( raid river through Pike county, Prnuei Ivanla. ij forabou: ill mitre, to t point near Cedar fella, and there te y rroea the Delaware riter into the county of Sullivan, in Ikia a *1 i'e e Alev. for prrmiaaioa to eonelrnet another portion of their r itoad in the Stateof Penneylvama. to wit: from a |?iut at i oroearw lirte the Caerade Brook croa ee the State line, in the I, county of Broome, and thence around th- great bend of the i' uaqnehanuah riier.fora distance of about II milra through Suaquehanuah county. Pa., to a point at or near whore tie r Saaqnetianaah river rreroaaaa into the State efNcwYork.in the county of Broome. Apo'Ketioti Will aleo be made for an c* tenet on of one year in com pic tin,: one fourth part of eaid Railroad r J AMES BO WEN Preen W. New York 13th lenuaT IMt. JMlwr M know* M the ATHENEUM HOTEL. The house llift. cemtiat about till* rooms, and 11 suitable lor a [ohi of Boarding Hum*?it is elrguitly furnished through at, and the f imitate wiM he aold low, to any uae renting the remises. Apjili to J. Howlaad, No. i New street, corner Wall, beweyilBand Ho'rlweli. at i? lm* IU LIU'I' Utt LtAoi.-i lie tuixrior brick bouse, Rl 78 Broadway, a f* w d?ori beh w Wall street. The two BJM wrstory stoiesS and 7 New elreet. two doom from eellet'rr t.nnw occu(>itd by Messrs. Hiffktn, Ironside It Co. T he IWstory brick store ou the easterly side of Cherry ud I'ikr streets. The two story house II Monroe str et, the Brat bouse above 'ike street. The threestor/ brick house 31 Wa ker St., between Broad rai and Cburrh afreet The rew four story heuse CI Fourteenth St., between the th and Ith avenu's. The brick store 84 Pearl st-eet, p dinning the Pearl Street louaea 'I he atore SI Water street, near Old allp. The brick house 981 Nineteenth st .occupied l>y Mr. John ikpter. A part of the absrr property will be sold or ?icbsnged. lso,KOK SACK. Lois on Bmnlsat. near Union t'ljuire. L If on Seventh avenue, rear ibih street L.a?h ami Balking houses, two or three huu'lred yards from he house. Plenstirr exrursmus will be ms'le during ihe mmi.er sevonnround Mates Island or to Sandy Hook, for bam* tig iugheiurf. There is fiae 6>hi. g, and plenty >f oysters? t is fr rn fhihdtlt hi i the nearesi ?ud most accessible point nthtsall watir; and Tickets for buih steamboats and r>ilivul bitweru Am boy and New York, aud Amboyaud Philaikia. will b* furn sued to hoarders atredimcd prices A Illy to W. n. IM'I Ml IIH I ni? HI uw b. lin n, Railroad Co. I h I idclt hi t. or to IRA BlI?S, at their office a New York. Q?_ RICH AND POOR A RE alike benefitted by Sherman's Lozenges. Thev etrnd fl k'gli among a!l. sod need no puffing to mike them known. ENVV AND MALICE itee icduced iome to make aliempte to psalm off worthier! irtirlei in place rf hhermau'e Lozenge*, which hare done *o liech good, and cure eo many MILLIONS d fact, hare etperietced their liatpy and beneficial effecte ti Doughs, Worme, lleadachee, Cold', Whooping Dough, Asthma, Oousumptioo, P-lpitation, and all Nervous dueat e, and uever an insane* known ol fji.ittg to do all that ie tlaimed. GREAT AND SMALL, tigli and low, unite iu recommending them to all who neeJ a lafe and ealutary ircdiciue. CLERGYMEN iave announced their sirlu.e lioni their pulpitr, and amidst heir congregaliuna. PHYSICIANS tare recommended them to their patients, when their ekill tad failed to gtre relief. OLD AGE eaoflened to boyhncd. and their declining years made comfortable and happy, by using Sherman's Lost ogee?alwys ark or bhermiu's Lozenges, aud zee l?n you get thiol?they done will cure you. Or. Shermau'e Wartliouse ie at 1M Naitau atrret. Agen e?110 and 873 Broadway, 180 Bowerv; 77 East Broadway; 8-17 hudeon el; 88 William afreet, New York; SB and 30 Kaltrn atreet, Brooklyn K-ddi-ig. 8 Mate at, Boston; Surges, 20 *ou'h Third e'ree1. PlnUdelnhia. fit BOOK-KEEPING. rlE Counting Room* of C. M vIISM, 88 Cedar atreet, continue open from 9 A. M. to 0 P. M. inord-rth it merhauts and ot he re may arail themerlveeof acouree of ineti ucion that ie truly practical one that einb acre a oinplete roil* in* of mercantile transactions and me cantile calculation; and ine in which the aludeut actually keeps a let of hooka in a ouiiiin houee. To those who are uaa qu-iiuted w ith the adferliaer'e reputation, he drairre to sav.that hie principal work m bnok-keepin* hss passed into ten editions that it receives be preference in the New 1 ork Public Schools, and other argt- institutions; aud that he. himself, as the lienor of be ug e-appoinled tocher of bo ik keeping for the Mercantile Liirary A'seociatlon"ot tnis city. Prospectusea, with terms, nsy tie had at the counting rooms as above. j94 tin* ff. fvft RE WAR D T CROSS'S SPe.ClKK. MIXTURE IptJvU for the cure of delicate diseases. We give ht? !ontt luackith recommenditious to deceive the public. If the meliciuedces not speak far itself no one shall speak fir it. Our ihject is to notify where it can be had, and that the proprieor challenge* a singU case of receut disease to be br jught in which the mixture will not effect a rapid cur*, under a torfeinre of fciW. Kor sale,at Dr. W. H Miluor's, druggist, 1M Broadway, New Yorg; J. Jones, N. E. earner of Ch-anut and th atreet,. Philadelphia Joe M. Amilh, 138 Washington ft, Boston; Roberts It Alhinion, corner of Hansver and Market itreet. Haiti mora A. D.ICroeeman, Canal el. New Orleans, ft lmd* rf/TTHOUT MERCUttV.?i;R. u has ui W honor ol informing tne citizen* of New Vora, thai ic cures radically, on the homeopathic system, ana in a law lay*, every description of eyphilic disease, whether recent er if long standing, without danger of relapse, which very often lectin by the use of mercery. Th* remedy of Dr. Brenna doe* not contain a particle of nercury, er any other corroeire or poisonous mineral, and therefore cannot possibly exercise any deleterieua influence in the body. It can be conveniently sidiainistered; its opera ion it always safe, aud no had coneetiueuecs can follow Iron ta nst, kor:ever critical the circumstances under which it is itiken. ,i/- Patirnts wishing advice can consult Dr. Brenna at his JO* o_:i ,.:_7 .r n l?.? wnr.c, UrHlllie DHIlumn. Wl un >1 wiwAunn, itreet, fntrtDe?iDCIi4notri itri I. it aov k?ur from llA. M "MADAME COSTELLO. DE4JJ AND BE BENEFITTED-MADAME COB TELLO ia well aware that it 11 sometimes vary lucnnrelient for Ivliee who arc afflicted with luppretsion, Stc. fce. tc. to hare that attention at their residence which the attire cf their caae require*, and tn auch ahe would aay that be if prepan d t> furnish them with beard, and the beat ot orairn at her residence, 34 Liapenard at N B.?All communications moat be poet paid jll lm* Fashionable tailoring establish MEM". t?8 Berknrrsn atreet, near Pearl.?'The subscriber eturna hia aitieere thauka to hia friends anil the public, for the iheral patronage bestowed on liim during the iireaent and peat reasons, and he furtther hopea, by a cireful attention to the nterest of hia cuatomcra te merit a continuance of their farort. The attention of the pnb'i ia requested to the following hat >f pricea, wh'ch. it la hopeil are inmcientlv low toaatiafy the noat economical when it ia coneidered, that in style aud mar rials they are wan anted equal to thoac made by the first aa labliahmeata in the city Super went of England black, klue,or grey Dreaa Coats, 1R. LAUREL, lo?i CANAL STRfcKT. ADELTHl JJ HOUaE?Now ao well known inline cry for very many treat and extraordinary rurei he haa p-rformnl. in all cases of ielicat* diaeaae. ereu after all other remedies hare failed, itill continue* ta be consulted by the afflicted of both sexes.? Hia mode of treatment is too well known to require cotnu-eniation;h?nug been in the practice for 00 years, iu the first hoe utale of Fiance, and tea years ia this city, rerrotiog all peculiar disease* wtih auceeaa and despatch, nd wi'nout the aid ithcrof Meicury or Balaam. Persona afflicted with protracted and deplorable casea need not despair of a complete r? corery by applying to Doctor Lauel, who offers to hit paIrons sure gu?rnnlee or no charge. At home until 9 P.M..anil charge moderate. jaqtm* AMERICAN BANK LUCK UOMl'ANY. Jiff DREWS JIUF.RICJIN LOCK. r) THE PUBLIC?$50o KKWAKO?The Wte repeated rumors and reports which hire bre.i ao wide y and industriously circulated that Andrew's celebrated Combination Lock had been opened or pirked, and which thus far hare been iieregardrd aa unworthy of notice, ire beginning to assume a shameter of eome plausibility, by which means many upright men hire been deluded to give their aatictioo aud counte nance to auch reports The American Bank Lor* Company therefore, with the r|ew of te?ting the question in a way to put the matter beyond contradiction, hire decided to place one of Andrew'a Corabinuion l.ocka upon an iron safe enclosing a certified check for Fire Hundred Dollars, which amount shall betnc re ward of any person who may opeu or pick the Lock. This check ia cerlift'd aid drawn, pal able to the order of O J. Cammann, Esq Cashier of the Merchant's B ink ot this city who retains the key of the Lock, and to whom reference It presumed that the public bankaond offlrers of banks can betatisfiid by4a fair, open, and honorable teat, none other ia wanted,and wriicn bold attempts hare, been made to practice by arts nfchicauery and trick (wl.icli wi'l be ei|>osc late. When the da* are beeomei inea erate 1KCOMMKNDED br the Faculty?VANCE'S ANTI BILIOUS FAMILY APERIENT PILLS?By long tperience thene pilla h*?a been proved by thousand* to ba he bra' and aafeat Family Mtdiriae hithr rto docorered. At ill aeaaoea of the year they will lie frund aery rateable to all (he wiah to aeeure themselves again t aickn aa They are like aale for children aa for any period of life, and require no lira atteetiea to diet or to clothing, biliou* and fiver complaint*, dyapeinia or indigestion, n-rvoua dieeaiea. eirk headache, aad iu fact all disease* ariaing from an impure atate of rhe bi rrd. or a diaordered atate of the alomach or bnwela, are spaedily removed by taking tkem They preernt (curry, covin eneia and ita eooaequeneen?therefore seafaring men ahru.d never be without them. Time or climate affect* thvm not. Two or three d. ace will convince the patient of their atlolary affects, foe the etomach will readily regain ita atrtnrth a healthy alateof iha liver mid bvwelr will ap-edily take place ?n>l renewed Health and vigot of body an.l mmd wfll be ihecer t vi,i rrault. Th?ir virtuea, in lact, may be aummed up?aa a medicine wb ch af-englh-n* the leeble an I conaolidatea (lie muscle* of the strong, and will be found of iu'lnite t due to fetnalra of all age* (if takrn according to the directiona), who wi.h to be aeeure from air kneas. Price M and 50 cents per boi. Foe sale, wh deaale and re ail, by Wm. Watson, Apotha eariea' Hall. 34 Catharine afreet- Smith corner of Fulton an W ler at Nowill, 1*7 Bower*, Balgrove, druggist, Kolt:KEN f?? Tontine BnUding MUSIC. A PIANIST fwjnld r**p*:t'ully inform fthe public, that will pnrata ttrt.tt on the pianoforte all the celebrated cotillion* and w there. at No. It Walk** sweet. _ jM lm> TNi*. aDAMFuu Cet'urer on certain Uuruo.in Paris,Ei HSi* M"!*" ??d taken h*? rreidenee at 10] Canal street, below I hutch timet, whtre lie rure* lhu;ht in Tari* the patent right of th- French lied Drop* a mild andt.fe remedy for at phi i*_ which ha* not he deleleii iu* effect* of the common red drone Price one poller per bottle. llllm"' NO HUMBUO, BUT A FAIR 9TATKMEN r !?lhave built a Life Beet on anew plat.?competent ju^g ha*e eaamioed tud approved of hrr I will build any hindnfboMt to order, of *ny m -del?Life Boa*, reversed botto on a la*i. orotherwi*e. I h ,ve a large asaortineut on hand. fleate cill beforepi?cat)Hig elsewhere, you cau liieu judge of my work and iiricet. N H. My boat*sre built of oak and cedar, (satined with city made nail* aud Ameiicau trcn. C. L. IN0KR80LL, IH Water St., fH In' 7 door* Eut of Catherine Market. A. JOSHPH HEINK.OeruiauTMiy sir lu.loimerly trom Itt Hudson, may be couau ted a* Html, in all complaint* which to often batfle the vkill of many Pli)*icin>. Under lhi* head may be named second.ri or piimary ayphilie, no untierhow luugstandi g or sjreraeatrd a* Ion,' a* the pair lit i* able'.oiwallow the meidciue a perftct cure it warranted, or Ihe Dr. will pay for the lot* of bine to the patient, aud all money received by the Ur will be relumed. Scrofulous diteate* of th* Skin, diisaar* of women and children, Livrr complaints, Dyspipsia. Ike. will be attended to. ThedifT rent kinds of operation* tuck a* Squinting, Club Feet. Stammering, Ac., will ue performed at (tie ofBce. 1M Canal itreet. N. B. The Ooc'orm f Chamber ttreet. Alto lor sale at abort, th* "AROMATIC SNUFF," for Heodache and Catarrh, composed principally of roots, shrubs, and rccouuneudtd by Dr. Waternouse,late Proleaaor ol'Catnbridge University. (T?- flic- 95 cenU. dt 4 gtiaawlOw 'IHJ BKKWKK* AND I) IHTI L.L.EftS?The subscriber* 1 X offer for sal* nil that valuable properly, situated iu Auburn, and known *a Watson and Sou'a Brewery and Distillery,with a Dwelling House, outbuildiugs. machinery and fixtures con oect'd th-rewith. Baul property f otalgia of about two sera of land, lying uu the couth side of She Oeatco riser in aaio village; a brick dwelling house, a dwelling house, a distillery capable of dislilllug HM bushels of grain per day, a large and convenient brewery and malt bonne. with two kilns SI feat 2u ?re, aaoi i storage for SC.OSO biuhela of grain, a barn, eds, stable w-vc i or 600 hogs, aud an office situated thereon. Connected with tt.e daetillerv and brewery there la a steam eoffthe of 30 horsepower with I ?o cylinders? ample machinery for grinding, and a Superior rectifying establishment, containing ore of John Wright's potest alcohol copier stills. The whole establishment is of a superior kind, well finished and convenient iu all its arrangements, situated in a rich and flourishing grain growing country, is now in complete order, and in full operation. It having become necessary to >ell the same in consequence of Uie decease of H. Watson it will be disposed of at a baxSiin One third of the purchase money will be required on e delivery of the deed, and the balance may be left on bond and mortgage for a term of years r desired. For reference inquire at Wm. Le decline and ill health o| married females, scares in the meridian of life, and the eonsa quest rapid and often apparently inexplicable causae whisk consign many a food mother to a premature grave?to their true source?to arrive at a knowledge of the primary causes sff female indispositions?especially of married females?which, to ltaa, led to the diacLvtry of her celebrated **PrsvcatiTe Powders." Their adoption has been the meats of preserving aqt only th# health, hot seen the life of many aa affectionate wife ana load mother. The advertiser fueling the importaaie of this subject, sod atimatiug the vast benefits reuniting to thousands ?y their itoptioa. would moat respectfully arouee the attootion of the tarried, by all thattney hold oetr and dear.t I'reonaidsr* don. Is it not wise and virtuous to prevent i v il sto which wo are subject, by simple and healthy means within aur control I Every dispassionate, virtuous, aud en'ightened mind will imhesitatingly answer in the affirmative. This is all that Ms dame Reetell recommends cr aver recommended. Pries firs dollars apackagc, accompanied with full and particular dirsqtioos. They can be fo warded by mail to any part of the l)*i ted 8tate* All letter* mint Be Mel pitta, aan aourtasea vm MADAME RE8TELL, Female Physician. riincipal office. I4( Oreenwich street. New Ymk. Office lioure from IA. M toto'clkP M. Bostonoffice No. 7 K*ect at. flbdkwlm, TtO PAPEK MANUYXcl'L REltS.?Tbe subserlbsr. ft* A notice that Messrs Howcfc Uoddard.of Worcester, MsmP hare appointed them their agent*, and are prepared to nuraMam "tort notice, upon the moat reatonable term*. Fourdrinior *M Cy leader Machine* with firr or (tram dryer*, and sizing wsahine* to (t*e paper in th* web a* it leave* the dry en. AIM, eery kind ef Machinery appertaining to the manufacture of paper, which in point of workmsnship and fimeh ia not surpaaMt by any other establishment in thi* country. A lar.e number an low m operation in many ef the beat mill*, to whom refaraaM will he afrea forall particular*. PER88K It BROOKS.PaperWareboas*, dMdltw ?l Liberty ?t*e?t COUNTERFEIT. FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS. f~\WING to the cetei.rity, efficacy and intertable lueeesa ed O Madame Reetell'e Female Monthly Pill* in all eaaaa at irregularity, suppression. or stoppage of those fuuetiona a# nature upon which the health of enry femaledcpeaJ*, nnoa their introduction into the United States,now about four year*, counterfeit* and imitation* are continually attempted to bo palmed off lor the genuine. Cheap common mils are pureha *ed at twelve cent* a boi, put up in different bores, ami called 'Ye Dials Monthly Pil!?,"wi'tt the object of belling, if possible, at one dollar Female* are therefor* cautioned against theoe attempt* to impose upon them. It i? sufficient here to state that all Female Monthly Pill* are counterfeit*, ereept thoea sold at Ma.tame Itesteli's Principal Office, 148 Crccuwichat. New York, and No. T Eaasx street, Bostna. Price $1. Madame KesteU's signature ia written on tha cover ef eaoh bo*. N. B. The married, under some CircnmstaDces.mmt abataii from their use for reasons coataiued in the directiou*. ft 8 dfcwtm' MADAME RESTELL, TOEMALE PHYSICIAN. Office and residence 149 Or. en r wich street, (between Certlandt and Liberty s tresis.} where she can be consulted with the strictest confidence en aw compleint* incident to the female frame Madame Keetell's experience and knowledge in the treat ment of ohstinatecases uf female irregularity, stoppage or tun press ion, fcc, ia such as to require nut-a few days for certain relief and perfect recorery. Ladies detinug proper medics I attendance during eoulineenent or other inoispoaition, will be accommodated during such time with pnrats and ps?pre table board. Preveutire Powders'" for marnsd ladies whose delicate or precarious health forbids a too rapid increase of familv will he oni by mail to any pari of tbs United dtstsa. Price U a package. All letter* (poet paid) addreeted to 1xxr MS. N/^Y-cItV,'"ell b? reeeired. Boeton Office No. 7 ii>?i N B.?Mtiane Resell would inform ladie* rea.diagout od the city, whoa* health would not admit of treadling, that obn wonld dtrote her pereonal attendance upon them in any part of the United State* within r*a?ou*ble dutauee, fit dtwln* PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS, KqrnwTRn aicd riiMim M M DE BOUDELOQUK, M.D., LlSttsrt, PORTUGAL. rpHK ecientifie comhiuahoa of ui*i* l??nU of .which then* 1 pfil* are oonipoeed,ha" t mad* them the wonder and admiraboa o 1 the world, m, err known all orer Europe to be the ~-r 'pieperatiou ever diacorrred that ha* prored in r uteri it illa producing the monthly turn*. Their certainty* tut .being such that U.ey aeu.t not be uaed duriDg preg ha tor though mild aa'e. and healthy, they are certain a* mi miecariiag* >1 u*ed during that period. The direction* are translated info Kncluh jual are ear eloped round with the teal of the importer itunped. Each box eon tain tiae aignature of M. de Boudelooiie, and I lie Knrliah dt' reeueue hare the ngniture of DrTr. MiuL VEAU, aathorftad anant for the continent of Aineric a. They can be trauemitted by mail to any part of the United State* Letner* directed to Dr. E. Meleeau, belli, N.T, will meet with immrdiete attention Sold by appointment nt 110 CHttt, utnr Catharine (treat. Piic* 00- Half boxea. ft. No half boar* eent by mail. fed Im'dfcw PUBLISHED DAILY BY IAMBI GORDON IllltV, No. tl ANN STREET. TERMS OY ArVFRTfSINO.?The ext marie eM atioo of th? 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