The New York Herald (New York [N.Y.])
March 16, 1842

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TH ?t. vu.-iio. 300 ?WW* aoao _ (IKW UN*. Oh LIVfcHTOOf PACKKXO. To soil from No orYork oo tn- i5(h, 4od Liverpool oo ibo 1Mb each mm**4 _ A M A ^r7o??N?w Yo??^ up Rosciys, C%*:ua John Collin#. MlhM yah. ftui IfpDOS'flt^uiR B- t-tfbb, of Now York, with ??eh in?i>rovemcnU u combine neat opood with unusual comfort for paaarngcrs. Krcry cut Eta been takco in tl>farjnr?lnr *niltiri i |irc i inm stones, silver, or pi etrd ware,or far My letters,pmcrl or package, neat by or put p board of fail aalcw regular lulls of lading are lakes fortbeeaiue, and faevafae tkereiM vwoeeeed far freight or nnn e. applj- to E. K. COLLINS CO. If Seuth it.,or JAMWfl K. WOODRUFF, Agent in New VrlaaM, who will promptly forward all goods to hie addrcta. IbllfcipMf thia line ere warranted to tailpunctueMy aaad] fmimed, and groat care will be takcu to hare the gooih correct irwumared. V ni4_ HAILRO D .No'fi" E. MARKET AND KftklOHT tINE. MMMCsaBMtwQ, MS w BR VS81V1CK A SB NE W YORK. rp|t? NEWJKHAr V Rairoad end Tranaportat'on m1 amy here eotablirb-d Krright Lute between New Hi anew ick and New York, which toey intend to run pcima"TStm Now Arunvwidk at 8 A 51. daily, (Sundays race pted) and the fool of Liberty street. New York, a 3 P.M. To country dealer* and me.chanta the above line ta very deehnbtl for the a needy and cheap conveyance of merchandise of every description. and more particularly to Drorera and Vtaim h Lhafitock.ahe em hire 18* head of cattle eoa-rtyel betwcea New Brauawick and New koik, tkeaameday, The ratea^or the transportation of cattle, howea, mulea, aheep, hofa.kc-.and allotner kind of merchandise arc very low, oarer etteeod eg eUamboat price#. Morchaadue aent by thia line lauot subjected to any oitra charge in aroaaiag ?i ?hem (er mat to go ia their Km) mHlboWi warden withdeapatch. Owaan or ahipieis of goods, dertiaed Sir the Western swim, who I are do agent -r eon?>gaee Pittsburg, will ylcaac consign their g->cdo to William Bingham, Pittsburg, who will attend to shipping all such consignments without "781 m*4i ahou'd he marked diatinctly on etch package BINGHAM'S LINK. For rate* of freight, which are ea low a* anr other line. Apoiy to WX. TkSON, Agent, No (Weettlreet. oiihxiU Pier No. IN.IL JV. Bz-FuMMen forwarded to r.lleburg tad Pot'ayille, X?li1nSZ'S F., O., T. Ni.oll, fWrtlkaU helw. Dodge k Co. Fullon atrcrt; Suydam, Sage k Co.; Wm.Kankiu, Deryee fcCo Newark" m? 3m _ SYAThN ISLAND ?KBB>. Toot of Whitehall atreet.^35X?3? 9*^5^8?atkn islander or samson wiQ reo aa followe until further notice:? iattw BUI? lalanu Letrta Whitehall At I o'clock a.M. At t o'clock iJL -IB "II 1} r.M ik ML K. B. All goode thipped ire required to be particularly murk ad aad are at the risk of tie owner* thereof. 04 NEWARK AND NfcW~YORK. I'ire Unlv It) Centa. j*aHk *n Th? a..|ritdid and commodious steamer PASSAIt., Captain Jihn Gaffy, br ing comJ^SpSR.plet' ly and elegantly refitted. wi-l commence her rafular tripa for the aeaaon, on Thursday, March 10th,? lea?tag aa fotlowa Fooiot Barclay at .Nrw York Centre Market, Newark. 10o'clock, A. M. 71 o'clock,A. M. 4 o'clock, P. M. l{ o'clock, P. M. Freight of every description carrie I at eery reduced ratea. f. t0wK L L k COT'S LINK. afl FOR NKWBURUH, landing at CALD AZ,kLQpWF.I.I.'tl. WEST POINT AND COLD 9B3HE3|LsPR1NO?The ateamboet HIGHLANDER Copt. Robert Wardrap, will Irate the foot of Warren itreet now York,oeory Monday. Th aJay and Saturday afternoon^ at t a'el oca. Retoruing.tha llien.anucr will i??* ,aewburgh apfT^Maadajr moraiiic at I o'clock, an-i Tueaday and Friday For freiab' or peoaegr .apply to the Captaia en board. VLB. At baggage and freight of trery description, bank Ma orapeeie, put on board this boat. must be at the riak of the owaara thareof.aaleaa a bill efladriag orreceipUasigned for Mao?o mat BPRINO ARRANGEMENT. dMQ FOR SHREWSBURY and RED BANK. flaaJHiS'-Oi and after Saturday,Msrrh It, 1841, the SESHuE-Steamer Ohl HIS .Captain Allaire, will leare Now York ever* Turaday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 8 a'do k. A. M. Returning, less* Red Bank every Monday at o'clock, and Tueaday aud Thursday at It o'clock, noun. aSOm* _ _ .MR ?I MAIL LINE FOH ALBANYTand iniir ft?Tf*f TrV.** ,h" ,ee permite, the |T? H IKfitwniho*! UTICA, f apt. A H. Sehulta.wi'l Movefile foot ofCourtUndt etreet, THIS AFTERNOON at ie'eioca, Friday. Mareh bth. _ For/rarivht or paa?a*e, apply on board, or to P?TEll C. CWULTZ, at the Office on the wharf. _ The iteamoat TCLEGHATM will leave for Albany on Saturday Afternoon, March 5th. at S o'clock. me REMITTANCES TO AND fAHSAUK,VhOM UKJCAT RITAIN AND IRELAND. BY THE rteeona wishinf to ?end to the old country (or their frienda, R 'ternary arraiiyementa rith tire inbaenbera, yd ya Ihenecome oat in thiemiperior line of packet*, railing ^?Leraryt out berth end Ifth of erery month. Th#y W1 baVe^ ftrit raty elate of American tranrient ahip* failing fT.."" F? U???by affording a weekly commuuiratiou mem that port One ef the f.rio, Mr. Jam a t>. Rocke.ia there Wd will remain during the year |8?. teaaa that all the person* T* ?een paid her* are forwarded with cart Shantd the partiee agreed for not come out the money will be iho? who psid it here without any deduction. Tbaetun*iconiprutatthaline are: PfKOgD. The NEW TORJC, kAfir?&DOE- OLUMBUS, .iga? jOTlBKSE* jfk m ii a i """ftoMUA. liftsSr*' I "t November 12 SXSw, "ALTIMO". J-' !2 r IS! December I diOTICA. lit May Kith June rJif}:.!?e *Ptemkw Ortober PMfe Htwitt. f int January I IMh February 1 WaweWpbT.NWOLAP.C let June l?h Jtily^^ 2W*n J October 1Mb November J.S.Pan. m flit February 1Mb March ..T** of Iheee ihip* are not iwrpaeeed. eom frfrring all that^ny be retired fer rem fort. The price ef ?*Wpewwaia |ted, raaeenger* will be lupplied with every IIJ(JHM i. wvth tha exception of winee and Spore. I rxT 1,1 tended for ttieee vreerl* will be forwarded be the BOVD k IflNCREN. AtrulM, TooH?? BfMiDft J?5^ T)BLEAWi?LovMam ??l N?? P,ck?* ot Mth Viueh?Th? sSST-TS^^i35"s??ars?t uL".? w;?l??g rri t,

rsr" i E NE NE\ THE NEW YOKK LANCET. EDITED BY JAMES ALEXANDER HOUSTON.M. D., PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY. CONTENTS OF NO. XI. LICTUBIt. Dr. Forty on the Ltwi of Climate, and IU Influence open the Aniaaal and Vegetable Kingdoma 1*1 Pronator Motl'i Lett urea eu Surgery,Ne XL Carcinoma of the Lipa 100 Chaama of the Cheek,' 1G* Noli me Tangere IM aaTiawa. Progreea of Dental Surgery in the Totted 8'atea. becond Announcement of the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery IM Progreaa of Dental Science ia America 107 uaniriia H Hicumiuini. oj ur. uuniig ioi new Dictionary of Medical Science and Literature. By Robley Duiiglisoo, M. D., M. A. P. 8., kc..... 1? Valedictory Address, dehveiid fcelore the Graduates oft be Baltimore College of Dental Surgery. By W.R. Handy, M D Professor of Anatomy and Physiology )?8 Twenty-fourth Annual Report ofthe Physician and Superintendent of the McLean Assy lam for the Insane,to the Trustees of the Msscachusetts General Hospital. By Luther V. Bell, M. D 171 KDirOBUl. okfabtmewt. Faculty of the Medical School of the Stuyveaaut Institute 100 The Iutane Asylum on Blackwell's Island 109 Dr. Forry'd Lectures 170 moico-chihunmral. ri.fohthr. Croaby street CUmquo. 171 Remarks on the Treatment of Interment Fever, By Dr. Jot. J. B. Wright,V. 8. A 172 Chimney-Sweeper's Coaster 172 On Certain Structures in the Orbit, and an Improved Method of Creating its Diseases. By J. M. Forrall, Esq M. H. 1. A., Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, and First Medical Advisor in ordinaay ti St. Vincent's Hospital 173 Remarks on tko Treatment of the Bites of Venomous Serpents. By Herbert Mayo, Esq of London 17* Haw to makoCspaiba into PiUs 17* iTtui and inrmilioanocOb the Phoapkorascence of Zoophytes. By Arthur HiU HtMtl, Esq M. K C. 'S. L., Corresponding Member ?f the Dublin Naf.iral History Society, 17* Celsiaa Operation 174 To Correspondent! 174 Weekly ?aport of Interment* 174 ADTaareeiNB TaaiM. One (geare, one insertion f 1 AO Eaoh additional inaertion 1 00 Per anonaa 14 00 Oneoolamn.oneitnertiost 10 00 Each additional inaertioai 4 00 Per Annua 40 liuirtiTCRK it* an moeiiirt tiimi?For* thoviand eorecs nceuiaan. MvarHnm enti intrude it far intertian, end Baakt, +c., far natite and reai*w,mutt be fortamrjed ta Ike a fiat anar be/art Thursday af tatty tat tk. New Yean Printed and Pabhahed for the Proprietors, at the Lancet Office, No. 31 Ana Straet,ky JAMESeOORPON IlltWETT. PIANO FORTES AND MUSIC. A TWILL'S MUSIC ESTABLISHMRNT.?The propria/V tor of this rsubl ehinm invites the attention of tie u.u ieal world to the eateneir* Catalogue if New *ud Fashionable MUSIC, con?taatl> publicising On hi* table* can b found *11 the standard Musical Compo sitions of the great masters cf Eitopc auil Amine* every de?cr;pti n ofTseali** on Thorough Bs.t?. Hirmouy, Singing and Fingering. Musical Ummmiu and Elementary Works of every musician of any distiucii n. Ererv day add* tothe already large rolhctinn of ?e* and popular Bongs, Marches. Waltx?s, Dausrs. R ml>?. Vans tiwtis, QilMl'iilN. kc, he many of whick caunul be found at the other stores about town Thestjrle of i ub'i diing artmie at this Estab'ishmect, is well known tofthemusical community to be lupenor to any other store in the country, ail trie music being i rioted from elegantly engraved metallic p ates the title pages n, belittled with beautiful li hOfrapine vignettes, many of whi :h are tastc.'nily colored. Tne price of Mnsie is atone halt the old rates, and as low M can be obtained elsewhere. (XT" The new music is printed on beautiful Tinted Taper, and highly perfum-d. The price is the same us above. ATWIL.ii is constantly receiving superior Piano Fortes, manufactured eapreasly tor ma esiaMivuiu-^i of various patterns of Rosewood and Mahogany, with the Grand Action, Harp Stop, Metallic Plates, he. emoracuic tne latest fashion of furniture, with tablet and hallow cornered fronts, veneered legs, sad irecian scrolls all of which are warranted to be I made of such materials, and so well lessoned, as to stand the test of every climate, and ran be returned if anv defect is found in instruments. Price from $150 to $700. Piano Stools ef various patterns, to correspond with Fiuios of Rosewood and Mahogany, Ac OH Pianos taken in exchange. Second h-nd Pianos for sale very cheap. The subscriber havlrg enlarged ,his establishment, invites rangers and citizens to give lim a call before purchasing elsewhere. (XT* Catalogue*given gratis, and Music sent t* anv part of C,lf' ATWILL'9 MUSIC ESTABLISHMENT, (Sr'gn of the Golden Lyre mt wfce if zOl Brutdwe?. near St. Paul's I'hnrrh. TIMBER FOR THE U. 8. DRY DOCK.BUOtHtLY a, 1 Sealed Proposals will be received at the Office of the Nnrjr Agent, Now York, until the 1st day of April, for furnishing at the U. S. Navy Yard, Brooklyn, the following tun be >hmV for the foundations of the Dry D *ck. vis 1*00 spruce piles of length varying rom It to as f.el?to avsr age not Ins than M feet; and to be not less than 11 and to avrrage at least IS nchee in diameter, t feet from the butt, exclusive of the bark. 1,000 lineal feet whits pine timber, foot square for floor timj 10,000 lineal feet white pine do, 1 foot by t foot 3 inches square for floor ties here, lit 500 footboard measure of 0 inch white pine plank for floor tjoo feel bonrd measure of S inch yellow pine plank for sheet piling. All the abort timber and plank to bt of perfectly found and tarable quality. The epruee pile* U bt at etraifht at can be procured, and in til reepecte prepared for tharpenmg and ririnof. The white pent timber to be free from ehaket and large mote? to be tawed etraifht and equate edged to the di nenviom (bore aireo. and of the following lengthe, eic: one half of taoh lot to be in etiche 88,85.88 and SI feet long. The remain inghaifnf each lot in eticke 84, 17 40 and 43 feet long,?the aamber of lineal feet of each length to be nearly the tame. The white pine (dank to be entirely free from Urge knot*? (quart edged?ie length# of 81, 84, 87, 30, 33 or feet?to are .-age not lees ihaa 87 feet, and in width* frem 18 to IS, to are j age not lent than 18. The yellow ptac plank to be atraight and equare edged, euit- 1 ble for driving aa theet piling in leogtha of IS or 80 fort, and I n width from to to 18 inebae?to aeerage not leea than IS in All the abort timber and plank to be delirarek on eueh wharf irwharfa within the Nary Yard ae may be designated by the I .engineer of th* Dry Doek. eubject to Ike iajpecttoo and appro- ml of eueh perton at he may eeieet. The pilra to be delivered m inch qtnatitlee and at eueh timea Mtween the let day of July and the istfa day of October ae i nay be required by the Nary Agent, he firing not leea than j eeeka notice. The white pine timber te be delirered between the let day 1 >f September and SIM day of October, and I The white and yellow pine plank between the lit Oetober j mi 30th November. The pr inoeale will etate th* price per etiek for the pile*? 1 per eahie foot for the whit* pint timber, aud per foot boaid I eteore, for th* S and I pina plank. The right i? referred to uaign leea then the whele quantity >1 each kind of timber to any on# bidder?and ofleta will be J merited for any portion "f eitherkiad. I ITopoeala to be eudoracd, Propoeale for Timber, for Wry i Oock, Brooklyn." K. W-TJSJJT-. i jSltawtAlet I rpHE PENNY MAQAZINr.?NYY# MKKlEft?Vci.. I j i- TktAret volume of thie reliable illuetreted work hie juet beearereired A peculiar feature of (thie" New Seriee," eoneiata in I ha I urplrmtnlary number of each month, which rontaioe a full deteripti.a ore'mo Mat ufactorv, with nnmeroue itluetra- I tioa*. A I*" The Pfuny Magai ne," N. 8. for December, I 1841, remaining, among many other interfiling eebje-te?"The Tower *f Lamoo," with a eplcndil illuatra'ion, ae it appeared at the Oreat Fire, on the uight of the SO'.h *f October leet? A Day at a Coach Factory." with riew ef th* Coachmtker'e Loft, the Workmen, he he. Thi# part complete lha volume forladl. Partiee wieking ?o rrcetve the volume for It 48, will ploeee hand in their naaaee to the importer, ml8 8t*eod KDMOND BALDWIN, 1W Broadwar. I 'T'HE TEETH?The TEETH?The beet mineral teeth io- j -8 aerted from tingle toeth to en entire a*t, with little or ao pain. Loom teeth teeurely faatrned: canon# teeth I'lrd; "Ifvev'ad ruteer teeth retracted: too*haehr cured and the beet artificial teeth uaed, by Dr. Bnekey. Bt Marray itreet. Term* it'eoSr' moderate. All opera'iona warranted. H-M?Xa*LTUi:it*Tt>woS I Dl.VINO TAUI.K8 ?Thee* Table# arc dendrite en pmr uui outer Fctenetea Dicing Table* thai hare r?? made, *n beotd-a a m-re a Men did end more dnmM* article thou aay before m**uf?riur#d-are mode m ail JMrable forme aad pat- torM. aod "f aay Irttfh requarrd The nubile ie reepeetfu'ly (netted to rail at the Wa-rroota of dhe nhoenb-r. No 140 t Vsod eoraor of Dm .treat. ta the bow lam beilelap of the Now Torfc faMm Beimel Booty -SlJy?"'?'?*-e r. uoaa. fimm a W Y O V YORK, WEDNESDAY Hop*. What it Ho pet The morning gale That heart upon it* wing The perfume af the thautand flowrrt Of Life** freth, blooming tpring. What it Hope t Lile't noontide tan, In tummer1* biuvbing prime. That, with itetinu, to brightly gilda Tha flatting wiagiof Time. nnn is nopr r i ne mellowing oream Of autumn's gentle gale, That ripest for the reaper, Death, Tha wandereri of Life's* tie. What ii Hope t Life'* waning moon. When winter? itortni arise, Thai, through the vista brightly amen, Conduct* us to the skiea. [For the New York Hcraki 1 THs Sen. 1 lore the deep, the sounding tea. That rolls its billows fur and fiee That pours its wild and ceaseless ?ng, lu accents strolling, loud and long.; 1 lore to ride the breaking wave. That onthe shore* doth lash and lave; I love to hear the cat'ract roar, Of seas, that break upon the ehore. I love to haac the night-winds sigh. The sea mew shriek in the vaulted sky, Oil, yes I love the tun sting foam, It is my dear, my native home. New Yobs, March lit, ltM-2. CARL FITZ. Vonnet, The pest's soul doth ever prophesy. In Its vague yearnings for the absolute, That lstadly season, when each hopv shall shoot Into-eompletiofi, and society BeTobed in beauty like a waving tree,11 Though now so b irrcu, bleak and desoet'> soul Man's perfect stste and no brave deed can come, I Cntinged with memoes*, generous, true and whole, Which hath not in it the ideal bloom. Tha blossom seemed la die, but near the core 81 the sound apple it is found once more. Texas. [Corre.-poodence of the Herald Houstoh, Texas, Feb. LI, 1BI2. The Santa Ft Eipeilition?The 1*rixtmrr??Their i Treatment?Cwjimj- The Currency? The Herald j in Ttjcae? Relatione with France, 4"C. During the last few days much excitement h?s j prerailed hereon aceount of the new* from Mexi_- j co. It is the hrst we have had upon which any reliance could be placed, since theuai'ortuaato cap- j ture of the Santa Fe Expedition,and represents the j condition of the eaptires as much better than we had anticipated. Yon hare doubtless receired much of the news ere this at New York. As the people of the United States take neatly the same interest in those composing that expedition as we eonld onrsiires, I send a paper containing the names of all that hare arrived in Mexico. The Southern and Western States, in particular, both in popular meetings, add by resolutions of gome of their Legislatures,hare expressed their abhorrence of Mexican duplicity and treachery in language not to be misunderstood, and their determination to sustain Texas in any course shemey pursue regarding the matter; and their warm and generous sympathy meets with the gratitude of erery individual of this repnblie. It in what could bare been exported from the noble and generous sons of Kentucky tsd Louisiana, who hare ever felt and expressed their admiration for free principles and abhorrence of tyranny,in wbatorer country found Gen. Combe of Kentucky, has been here, and hie influence and example hare done much toward nwa keying the country to i sense of the necessity of prompt, energetic nod decisive action, and will do much fer the amelioration of the condition ef the captive* in Mexico. He ha* now returned to the United State* Hi* ion has been released from captivity, but he has nobly determined that hi* ?f- i fort* in behalf of the companions of hi* son in the late Expedition shall never cease, so long a* one of them remains in bondage. Mr. Swctt ha* just ar- i rived in town from Mexico, via New Orleans, bringing letter* fiom some of the captire* to tbrir friend* .here, and de patches font Col. Cook and other* to Gen Houston, the purport of which ha* not yet transpired- Mt 8. itate* that the prisoner* j are clothed mod not very harshly treated, but think* tbey will be held a* prisoner* until den h or a con- i quering army release* them. We hare much i to contend with, in order to get np an invasion, and j not the least i* the general supposition that Houston will not authorise the raising of an army for that purpose, or even allow one to be raised. He is jealous of power and fear* some other person will become more popular than hi *eif, if aetiv* operations should be commenced A re olutioa passed Congress, authorizing him in case of an invasion of this country by Mexico, to take command in person, and if nothing is doneagtinst Mexico, we must come to tho conclusion that motives of cowardice govern him, not the will of the people. There are brave and noble men enoegn in this country without the aid of any other to invade and conquer, until they can dictnte terms to the degraded, cowardly and priest-ridden son* of Mexico, i and to make assurance doubly sure, we hate guar- j antees from the land of our fathers, from men with J wealth aod influence sufficient to mane their pro- I roues good for aid to any amount, in men or money. I have seen letters from some of the prisoners in the city of Mexico They do not complain of harsh treatment: but even if they were to treated, they would not dare to make it known, at no pro. j speet of saeh a communication leachirg] their j friends could exiet. a knowledge or the result of our effort* re?ta only >n the future. Congress have at length adjourned, after a aeteien of about ninety I days, unring which many bills have passed, iom? of a goad, tone of a bad, and some of no tendency at all. The membera of Congreas, however, have undoubtedly, in all eaaea been influenced by good motiveo, and dono jaatice to their constuuenta. L lwa have been passed facilitating the collection of debts, by which old debts can be collected in such less time, and new debts, with as much despateh as in any other country There has been some disturbance in Eastern l exis, by a band of m-B calling themselves regulators, n ho have in leveral eases puaished supposed or real crime, under authority of Judpe Lynch More importance j has been attached to it in some parts of tha United i States than tha matter dees rves, and as nsnal, when i fexaa is concerned, tbe accounts are exaggerated. The President has issued hie proclamation requir- i mg all civil, and if need be, military officers te aid in bringing the offenders to justice Tbe disturbinee exists only in a small part of Eastsra Texas, j knd is doubtless now over very little is thoaght of i it here Geo. Houston has also issued his re com- I mendation that the Anniversary of tbe declaration j >f our Independence (March 2d,) should be oh icrved throughout tbe Republic as a day of Fasting u>d Prayar. I doubt if it will be ae observed loarever, as preparations are making in tavern! places for bails. The recommendation, I believe, is the first of the kind that has been issued by the j J Executive siaee the bottle of San Jaeinto, and it sughtto be faithfully observed, for surt-ly, if any satiou in the world has causa to be gratclni for the peculiar ears and interposition of Divine Previ- i lenee," that nation ia Texas. "The battle is not ilways to tha Strang," bus been peculiarly exem- phfied ia Ike career cf this country. Our winter is now faitly over, and we have all i the pleasnree attendant oa the fiaeat spring wastk?r In ffiPt tkn wkftU winfar kaa ka#n nil/far I than aaual; many of the planter* hare commenced j putting in their crop* Double the amount of cot- ion will he raited thi* aeneon than in anjr former rear, and a much larger amount of produce, aa but I few can afford te pay the prevent high dntie* on j ?ny article they can poeaibly rniae or do without I rhe people hare become alire to the ncceaaity of I labor, and almoat erary prrson ia engaged in eome ictire employment. The winter butiaeaa haa j been hotter tana in aay former year?money ia j icarer, perhapa not more ao hewercr than in the J louthern nod weaiern part of tho United Stater, j We are yet a pa red the cnrao of a bank, and God [rant we erer may he; not all the effort* that bare j icon made for that purpoae hare a* ret auccaaded I loano of your Swartwonteri are nere liring ia 'gloomy obaearity." Wa hare no aympathy lor toy aet of men who haro long lired in oar natire and on the fruita of hank raacalitr, and they find rhea here, they aink te inoigninoitnee, and are >hliged heaeotly to earn their liring by becoming 11Ultra ?f the ground." The lew rt quiring gold and ailrer or exchequer olio In pay meat of duee to the goecrameat, wool ate op email e? the lot, emeu which time gold RK I MORNING, MARCH 16, ud lilrrr bar* atoae bm receired. The excbeuaer hill* lure now sen* into circulation. and will Imi naAil t In a an cartas** a P? In v Kuf A0() tre ?wt lav p??|rv?v. JLJV ^^w,ww authorized to he isued.enly #60,000 or which a* yet have been drawn from the treasury. The amount of dutiea daring the fear will more than cover the whole amount, in consequence of which they will he taken at ear by the merchaata, or nearly so 1 have heard that if they should go below 90 cents on the dollar, General Houston eay? be will refuse to iasne more, and thw* collect the dutiea in gald or ailver. The balance of our national debt hat been repudiated" or to be paid at the pleasure of the government after thirty year*." The Texan* are apt teholar*, and have only anticipated mo*t of the United State* in the matter of repudiation. 1 would tend ywu money for three or four *ub cription* to the Herald, if there wa* any certainty of their eomingover regularly We receive them very irregularly from Cam* ic Co New Orleans, aad are obliged to put up with the inconvenience. Wehivehadtwo or three arrival* from France the la*t week -or two, and our commerce i* daily increasing. The Belgian Minister ha*made a proportion to congress to loan the government seven millions, provided Texas would compel other countries to pay 100 percent more dutie# than will be revuired of Belgium. The proposition was promptly rejected. France not having complied with some of the stipulations in the agreement for a loan, the special privilege# granted to that country have ceased. The Kr-uch Minister, Saligne, after making fool f the Herald. Your numerous readers at this lace having seen two er three letters from An>urn" and "Cato," dated at this place, have anx ously looked for more. But like Oliver Twist, hey seem teaskin vain. Should yon have an es ablished correspondent in our fair village, 1 doubt 1 tot, that it would advance the sale of the Herald j ?eyoad all calculations, (er true it is, that as soon is a letter from Auburn is seen in the Herald it ere- ites quite an ejrcitem?nt Every ene wants a He- J aid, "Mr. Agent have you any of Bennett's papers containing the letter 1" "No I have'nt,except the i me I get regularly frean the office." "Well, I da J vish you would take a number of them, wby don't ran 1 Mv inters >is rcrv anxious to read that let er, and I leally wiah I eould get one." But none j1 ire to be bad- Erery eoe who tikoe the Herald, j hiek too maeh af the paper, a?d it* eaterpriain* onduetor, to lead it, aad many regret that fortoue 1 aa aet showered iu Messiago apon them eaflcieat e easb'e them te eaheerihe for to rateable ajeumaJ. let why go into a detail of what yoa aad erery a alee are a a are of. The Herald earpaaeos ia rery thing, all other paper* of the preeeat day, j IER A 1843. Mid id Editor, reporter* ud all connected with it* interests, arc entitled to the gratitude aud highest esteem from alt partiee, for the straight forward course in which it is conducted. Notwithstanding the revere pressure of the money market at this season of the year, and particularly iu this quaiter, (.owing to the almost impassible roads,) we hare had more rral solid fun, moro music, paries, dancing, &c Arc., than in any former winter for the post ten years. First came off a cotillion partv given by Gen. Wm. B. Wood, at the Araerieaa, far the fkte, which passed on T?ry pleasantly. Tbea an annual Ball given bv NiaKi.ru Fire Company No S at the Auburn Home, on the 20th January. Next oae riven w?? at the nme place, the lfith instant, by the Auburn Guards, commanded by Captain J. Segoioe, which by the way, ia composed of "spirited young men," (excepting now and then an old bachelor) and bids fair to become one of the finest military companies in the Statr. And last of all The Second Annual Ball of the Auburn Fire Department," also given at the Auburn House, on the 22d. I will not go into a minute description of all that occurred at these parti s, or the splendor attending them. Suffice it to ssy, that the oldest inhabitants of Anbnrn have never hsfore witnessed such a display of beauty, fun, frolic, youth, aged and middle aged, old maids, eld bachelors, married and nnmarried, end all too ia the highth o( enjoyment,at any one or four limes in the whole course of their existence. And what added more to the comlort and happiness of the "hosts," tb?*e parties were conducted entirely npon temperance principles. Speaking of temperanee reminds me of the reform which has been color on in this county daring the winter, and which has resulted in more bnppinessthau yon can possibly conceive of. Old Rum, who has for centuries been cenrted, worshipped, and almost idolized, is now totally annihilated in this quarter, as the countless empty bottles ia the bars of Reinis and Leonard, Dierck P rend homme,Had ail otker minor recesses and groceries, can testify. A drunken man now in our streets would indeed be a novelty. 1 think 1 am right in raying that all who have heretofore beeu drnttkards, moderate drinkers,fashionable tipplers, occasional suektrs.and once-in-a while take-alittle for-the-stomsch's-aake" sort of people, have thrown off thn yoke, come forward, signed the pledge with a firm reliance upon an all wise Providence, aad their own strength of mind, that they will become sober and better men. The l/nited States District Court for the not theru district of New York, is open from 10 A. M to 3 P. M. (except Sundays, of course Although this court has been in session bat twenty-tbree days, yet the number of petitions presented number nearly six hundred. On Monday last, out of natitiana mhiek ttma ft I Ctrl that Hair thirty-two, all originating in one office, were offered by one attorney from Rochester. I imagine that with all the bragging that Rochester has done, she can boast of quite as many bankrupts as any sister city. As for beautiful women, Auburn is blessed with its share. There are many of them of whom I should he bappy to speak, but as the mail ia now about closing, twill defer it nntil another time, when if this should find favor in your eyes, I may write you again. Respectfully yours. Hawk. Hertford. [CerrsspoadeBee'of the Herald IfAuTroaD, Com*., March 3, 1842. The Legislature?Convention* Temperance Religion?Elder Knapp, J-c l Dkar Bchmett? This little city enjoys, as you are aware, a semimetropolitan importance ia conjunction with N?w Haven. The legislative wise acres of the State will put their heads together this spring at the latter city. Last year the noddle pates associated here, and did as much mischief during their session, as could have been reasonably expected from such bunglers. Hartford has been quite busy of late with temperance meetiugs, lectures, conventions of whigs, 'ocofoeo conventions, conservative conventions, Senatorial conventions, conventions for the election of a sheriff, and a prosecution for forgery, bankruptcy courts, and a good deal ef political and editorial spitcfnlness, growing out of the two la'tcr. In connection with the great and gloriout cauae of temperance, wbieh ia making auch headway every where, and promises, ere loag, to cover the land ur the watera cover the eea. A new aoeiety hua been formed here called the Naso-Gaitrointtera, whose business it ia to anifT the breath of those they meet, and report auch aa betray eyroptoma of alcoholic fondneaa. Ex-Senator Niter, late Postmaster General, lectured recently before the Washington Temperance Society, but to the surprise of all bia auditor*, refaaed to aign the pledge himself To hare done ro would, pcrhapa, have,been a atumbling block to him in bia electioneering caavaaiinge among lecofoco loafera.? There ia mere than common political bitterness here at pteaeat. Great hopea were entertained by the whig*, that a prosecution instituted againat the editor of a coaaerratire paper, would hare ended in hia conviction, and eoaaequent downfall, but having been in jeopardy about half as long aa Jonah waa in the wbale'a belly, he came out aa unseathed aa did these three courageous people who were not careful to anawer Nebuchadnezzar, out of the firry furnace This individual haa got the aele bankruptcy advertising, by the personal favoritism of the District Judge; and aa it is really a very pretty picking, the other papers are very savage agaiaat him. The conservative party have come out for the first time, with a regular ticket of their own. They will not carry it in the coming election, but a split ia made, into which they have introduced a wedge, which, if drivea by the unittd foree of the conservative, and democratic, or iocofoco parties, would, ere lon^, prostrate the old whig power, which lias in this city, been much too long in the ascendant. Whig wealth and banking power press ob the less privileged classes in this city, like sn incubus, sad keep down the healthy action of their energies, by the superincumbent weight of their tyraunieal pressure. The body of the people here have only, like the horse to know their strength, and they could scatter tneir whig oppressors to me lour wmua, ?v? deed are the democrat* of thi* place mighty in trength compared with the old federal whig*, who are n very ignorant aet of fellowa. We have a new temperance hall, and a cnnataat iuece?*ion of novrliy ia offered, aa the different convert* relate their paat experience of the miaeriea of dmnkenneaa. Women go in flocka to heir the reelaimed vagaboada. Hartford i* the place lor lectures and female anditora. Verily the Hartford women h*ve itching ear*. No weather can keep them at home, if there ia a lecture going on by the Her Mr Thia orthe Rev. Mr. That, lalk about catching a weazle aaleep. Why, you might aa well keep Elder Knapp'e lip* from apeaking comfort to the anxioti* siatera of hi* Hock, a* keep a Hartford wife at home at her duty during a lecture. There ia a report that Knapp is coming to get up a revival. Some one ia here, trying it on, but he i* no go; Elder IL i* the boy for converting tl em; but hi* eonveraion* do not wear well. Some of his lamhaheve turned out blaek *heep, end ather* have experienced miracle* of whi'k they had no previou* conception. Vonra, Vioilajit. Tnaamt-x R?o* ?The Sandy Hill Herald infonora us that a riot occurred in that neighborhood on the Glen's Falls furg. and committed to prison on a charge of havng tied his wife to a chair, and then set fire to fcef tlothea The poor woman, after having been dr? ed- J rully burned, was relieved rrorn her distreaatng si s- i uion by the neighbors, whom her shrisks brospht to ter assistance. Whiskey was the caose of thw ieadtah outrage. The Coaestsga Navigation, owning a water rom- naiuieatiea between Eeaeaster. Pa and Ctesw teeksfBny, will be opened this wee*. s LD. filMffMOnw Albnay. (Correapondrnee of the Herald Albahv, March 19, I8B. r In thf Aimsiiit to day, Mr. McM*"?"** presented a (it tition from the Washington Mitiae Inaaranea Co. of the city of New Yoik, praying fornn amendment of its clutter. Mr. Davezac presented remonstrances from h*wIters and pedlars, against the granting of the petslions of certain jewellers, Ice-, that they be compelled to pay a lax. Mr. Townaesd presented a petition from John an Vleeck. and others, merchants of tba city of New York, that the Canals might be opened on th* 1st of April The petition was read and sets forth that there m a large amount of goods, See- in New York, waning to be forwarded, and that the Pennsylvania Canal* being open, western merchants will make their pas* chases in Philadelphia. The petition can be of no avail as it is impossible that the canals can be opened before about the 2bth of April. A petition was prrsenled from the county of Orange, praying that all aid be in future withheld by tbe State from the New York and Erie Railroad, as the wotk was conceived in speculation, and prosecuted in fraud. See., and would never n?v it* ses; and concluding with the avowal that the petitioners would never content to pay taxes for such a purpose. On the other hand some half dozen petiiona were presented in favor of extending the aidl of the State to said road. A message was received from the Governor frann* milting a letter from the President of the New York and Erie Railroad, stating that unless the State emtended further aid to said company,that prosecution of the work must be stopped, laborer* discharged, and the road itself be liable to be sold at auction at the pleaeure of the State, and that the company had applied all its means for the continuing of the work, and would not be able to pay the interest om its State stocks. The Governor states his convie* lion, that the work cannot be successfully continued, unless by carrying out the policy already pursued in relation to this road, and affirms that it rests with the Company, and not with the Legislature to complete it. Mr. McMunkav expressed his surprise at teeing this doctrine of repudiation,so universally the honor of the whig party, receiving the commendation nff the Governor. If he knew what repudiation meant, this certainly was a flagrant example of it. Mr. M'M. was very severe in his strictures on the coot* pany for neglecting to provide means for paying the interest, and on the Governor for approving it- Thin interest on 3,000,000 millions of State stock fail dan ?m the first of April, and must remain unpaid un.'ean means are provided by the Stats. Mr. HorrMAM, said that the doctrine in this mea? rage did not surprise him; it contained nothing new. It wa? conceived in the same darkness ami delusion which all the light that had been emitted, had heea insufficient to dissipate from the purhens of the Executive Chamber. That the State woald eventually have to pay both interest and principal on this loan, no sensible person even at the time ol granting It could have doubted. The road would never pay the interest if coj pie ted, and if it was, would neves benefit the people?it never was com missed with intention, nor prosecuted with that design. Alter some further remarks Mr. H. moved that the men* sage be laid on the table ank printed, to be taken is the Committee of tbe Whole having in charge tha tax bill. Mr. Humphrxt defended the road from the cbar? ?;es made against it by Mr. H., and alluded to ths set of the Slate aid being exclusively extended t? the central part of t ieState tor public improvements. Mr H. alluded to the benefits to be derived by the southern tier of counties from the New York and Erie Railroad, said that 6,000,000 of acres would be rendered improved land, prices raised frt m ft to $20 per acre. The city ol New York must look out and not pride herself on her mere local Kf.vaata^es, but look to her resources, or she will find herself in a secondary situation as far as commerce was concerned, behind Philadelphia and Bosion Mr. 11 continued at length, m defence if (ha road. Mr. Tcwnsbwd defended the city of New Yolk i viii ui? tuiifc uinmu vui uy mi. n nai ?ij. wu hos ile to the road, aad referred to the large todividual subscriptions, made in aid of it in that city.? It was only hostile to the manner in which it had been prosecuted. The motion was agreed to- Tha committee on lands in answer to the petition praying lor an eaily opening of the canals, state that they will be opened at the earliest practicable time, &B is possible from the state of the canal, finance^ Jcc. After a review ol the various funds the report stales that there remains only $403,317 64, to pay tha interest on the canal debt, and to keep them opew until June, but no legislation further than that included in the bill recently introduced by the Committee on Ways and Means is conceived necsarary.-? The canals will be opened about tha 30th. The bill for increasing the shares of the Now orfc Society Library, was reported without amendment. The trustees are authorized to d-mand ?9 per -rhare. Alter action had been had on a variety ot unimportant questions, the bill changing the manner ot appointing flank Commissioners had its third reading. Pending the question on its final passage, and for no other earthly reason than to consume un?e,a whig ntov>d an adjournment, and demanded the yeaa and nays. Alter the result was declared?ia the negative?Mr. Stetson moved the previous question,uad again (he yeas and nays, on seconding the call, were called at the demand ol a whig After thecal! hall been sustained, an adjournment was movtd, and tha yeas and nays called lor, but a sufficient number did net rise, and the question whether the main ques ioa should now be put, the yeas and nays were agaia called for and sustained, and the main question erdered to be put A full hall hour was thus consumed lar no other purpose than to stave off the p it sage of the bill. To the whigs must this he chargedThe question was then taken on the hual passage of the bill by ytaa and nays, and the result was ayes nays 21. So the bill parsed and awaits but the signature of the (fsvernor to become a law. The use of the Assembly chamber was then asked fur hv lb* Central Convention ot Mechanic's. to enable the lion, lily Moore, to deliver a lectu?a. The House then adjourned to half past threw o'clock, P. M. IIalt I'akt Three, P. M.?The committee oi the Whole went through with the bills to incorporate the Curversand Gilder's Benevolent Seciety.the act to create a sinking fund in the city of TroyIn the Berate, there was nothing sf general interest transacted, mainly local sad private btUa. A great race caaae off oa the Troy road to day. between a span al marea belonging to Mr Bunker, and a apan of horses belonging to Mr. Sequo. far *1000 The race was won by Mr Barker's norsea. An immense amount of money was bet on the match, and at leant two thousand persons were present la witness it. Cave uncncau. Naval.?The Kast India Squadron, consisting a# the Frigates Constellation and Boston, was at t*mgapore, on the 23d of November laat. Mtdahipinaa Jfhn C. llichardson, of Louiavdle, Kentucky, died on board the Coastellation, an the 29th of September, of fever- Thomas Sparling, landsman, was drow tied by the upaatiingot a boat to the surf. The Uaited States schooner Flirt was at Havana on the 3d mutant for Key West, in two days tha United States echr. Osceola, for Key West, sailed the day previous. MirxrABr ?Licutsnsot Colonel Q. Loomie, with companies B, D, and F, ?.h infantry, 'r^ Cadsr Keys (K F.) on board the barque Nancy W. Stevens, at Nrw Orleans, on the 29th ult. List oi officers -Lieat Col G Loo mis, command, inc; James Bsdg.r, Adjutant; ?A Ogden, W-Uurt (Juirterinaster; T C Madieon, Assistant Sargeoa; Capt J D Seawright, commanding company r; Cap* Win Hoffmen, eomuiandiog companv L>; 1st Lient J B 8 Tadd. X C S; 1st dT\V HT Walker; 1st da l'?i-.? enmmanHtno pnmnantf K* %d do J ft Kin ory: 3d uo III Fitr^rrald; 24 do ft. BGarwttx !i?i >t Lieut AD Nrliuta Pimcbi llmmamumn jAeri*, 223 non-coninuauoned officrn, aiwicua% md pnvatti. pvAMAOCD Til?tM Inn Tu Plata. M ?anoa? M* WWo haa alaafar tala, *r?? Silrw, ?h~t Unm. Moafc M4 L!^l*nw.OU?* P*r> C???atU^aa

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NEW YORK HERALD w York, W?dnr*Uf, Narrii H, lHja. A Trip to WaakliiK'tun and Virginia. We returned last evening, after having made a H> tog trip, of nearly three weeks duration, to Wash iagton and Virginia. We have collected, during this trip a considerable quantity of curious, useful, and interesting materials, ehowing forth the state of parties, the condition of the fashionable and financial world?the improvements in hotels?the confusion of things ht Washington, the prospects of Clay, Tyler and Van D .1 nl ihf Norfolk ovstem?the DUirH v. j progress ef civilization in Virginia?and nuuy ether things oi equal importance and moment. Congress will do nothing at the prevent session?the difiiuulties with England are increasing every day?John L Graham has been nominated to the New York Poet office?the "New York Sun" and another caih paper (not the Herald) will be appointed to publish the lists of letters, purely as a mutter of business, Ate. Ate. We shall open our budget to-morrow?it will be ?eh in information, wit, philosophy, truth, fact, prophecy, and every thing that can render lite delightful. We have not written a line for three weeks? and we are almost like to burst. N. D We find ti e junior editor in capital condition. The PnMIe School Qneittoa-Thr Sleeting Tills Afternoon. A meeting is to be held in the P.trk this afternoon tsy all those in favor of the present system of public schools in this city; and as they area numerous class it will doubtless be a very large and important meeting. It is but fair, however, to state, that the call of the meeting is somewhat curiously worded- it calls on all those opposed to the destruction of the present school system to attend this meeting. Why this class embraces every sane man and woman in the city. Bat those who called that meeting ought to know, aad probably do know that n? one desires the destruction of the present school system, here or elsewhere. Some few honestly believe, however, that it can be improved upon, and rendered more equitable arid more efficient: whilst others are opposed to all improvement, and apparently tojustiee and impartiality, and would like every thing to remain in statu quo to iheend of time. We shall see, however, what will be done at the. meeting this afternoon. We desire to see all the advantages of our School System retained but we want to have the same system throughout pursued in this city that prevails in other parts of the Slate, and that prevails in Massachusetts. Let the people choose their own school commissioners by general election; there can be no fairer test to try the matter by than this. But the opponents of this plun say that it would not be sale to trust the elestion of commissioners to the people at large! In the name of wonder, then, whom can we trust with it. If the people are not true to themselves and their own interests?if we cannot trust to them in this matter. we cannot trust to any thing, for that is ihe founda- tion of oar whole system of government. However, let us patiently wait and see and hear what the meeting does to day about this busintau. Above all, let every one keep perfectly cool. Tht Raw York Pilots, and the Working of the present Pilot Law. It is a well known fact, that one of the vtrongest arguments that has been used ia support of the prsoeut pilot Lw, is that experience 6ince its passage has proved 11a utility. Now let us examine into the correctness of thia assertionIt is a fact that, within the last five years, more vessels have been lost or damaged while under the charge of pilots, than were lost or damaged, under similar circumstances, during .the whole period of time antecedent to the passage of that law. Of this any one may furnish themselves with proof by glancing over our hies. Under the old state law. few accidents occurred to vessels in charge of pilots, and it would therefore seem that the present law has been injurious, rather than beneficial in its action. Besides the vessels damaged while under the charge of pilots, quite as many have been lost upon our eosst within the Ian five years,either fr. nt unavoidable causes, or from carelessness, as have 1 been lost siihia any other five years prior to that time. This also is a fact rery easily susceptible of proof. The public can scarcely have forgotten the wreck of the Uarr.ck, of the Memphis, and more lately of the Frankfort; these vessels stranded quite as near to the pilot grounds, as did the Mexico and Bristol The injury to property was far more extensive in the tormer cases than in the latter; while the terrible loss of life resulting from the destruction of those two vessels, is an argument neither in favor of the guilt nor tlte innocence of the pilots. When the vessels first mentioned were wrecked, no man laid the sin at the pilot's door; while in 133G, the papers throughout .he Uuion vied with each other in heaping imprecations upon the pilots' heads. Let u* ask, why they were considered blameless in the one case, but infinitely guilty in the othetl Now these very cases prove, that against such accidents it ia impossible alwaysto guard; and therefore eommoa benevolence, if not strict justice, should teach ua to believe that the loes of the Mexico and Bristol were not earned by the neglect of the pilots. II that principle in our lew.w hich gives to the prison er at the bar the bent fit of a doubt, he correct, surely the pilot may ask a favorable verdict at the hand* of the public. Apart, however, from this reasoning, the pilots have shown, by the affidavits of many unimpeachable witnesses, that they were guiltless in the matter of those two vessels the Bristol and Mexico: the Grand Jury acquitted them and yet, although the cilusnsy has been often refuted, i the dead art, again called from their graves to chill I he hand of justice, and prevent her from giviBg to I the pilots what it due them Hut all the horrible scenes" spekea of arc comprised in the wreck of i these two vessel#, and even mat; itself can point t to no others. It is a common remark with supporter* of the pi- t lot law. that" now every vsiacl is provided with a I pilot." But we ought also to remember that under ur present State law, two hundred sail of coasters have been licensed by the commissioners to stand their own p.lots," and that there are now double the number of pilau that there was in ltv>6, when our commerce was more extended- The effect of these f licenses of course i?, to draw the attention of the pilots toother cla.*s*sof vessels; and i?consequently a greater guarantee that they will all b ptovided lor. Yet notwithstanding this, all are not now supplied. Let ias take the number of vessels wanting pilots node: the old system subtract therefrom the two hnndred sail of hemmed vessels, and those now i Arriving without pilots from necenai'.y, and see whether the balance be in favor or a^aiust the pre- 1 sent system- After (his eiammalagt let any one i say m caodor whether the pilots co 41 have been so very neghg at- i-uo. ooate at tiie present tin*, craue Ir in two hundred to turee hundred milea at sea the m rcbatnv kwt pnd-rd themselves in the fact, aud how j -fireqaently Lave tha pap-ra landed the Jeraejrnes for re than all, two boats, with a!i L oa board, have found a tomb beura.h th dark bti iowaofthe ocean. No spmpathnng hands were there to dig their grave#? no pr>at to read their barial serrioe, bat the hoarse roiced temps*. '^.r widow's tear* aad the orphan'# cry begot no p;iy, while the kiad law which had taken away a has- ?aod and a fa'.aer, had alar robbed the ac?d/ot p .t- 11 ance, which, under the old law, the pilo t' chant*ole society would have afforded (ham. One of the Wallatreet papers aa unjustly asserted that "aiaae the passage of the law ofl887,we believe every vesst 1 which has been loaf, or damaged while under the charge of a pilot, has turned out to h ive nad a New Yoik Pilot on board." Hence, it is to be presumed, that journal, infer that the Jersey pilots are superior in seamanship and a knowledge of the harbor, to the New York pilots. If this be true, it should be a matter of regret, that the sons of the Empire Slate, having, in tnauy on*-a, been engaged in the Piloting business six limes longer than certain persons licensed by New Jersey, are still their interiors in skill. Would it not be singular, that not one, or two individuals, but that a whole class should be so stupid T Who uuder the old system ever heard ot a New York Pilot igsorant ef his business? To show, however, that Jersey men are not yet entirely perfect, we will give the following list of vessels lost or damaged by Jersey Pilots The ship Knglaud, on the outer Middle, in the day time, recoppered. Great Britain, to upper middle, ia tow of a steamer. u Mogul, n coppered and caulked. Kdward, apper middle, atearoer towing. Kd. Anderson, on the spit, fine day,(air wind. Adirondack, do. day time, ia tew of a steamer. Bark Mary Barbara, got oif by two ateamera after being lightened?caulked and coppered. Atk the Captain what he think* of a Jeraey Pilot. Bark Louiaa.atrandedon Bandy Hook. Brig laaac Franklin, Bandy Hook, total loas. This list does uot comprise all of this class,'and no mention is made of the very many that touch with out holding long to the ground; but it will be suflicient for present satisfaction, or for future reference. On this poin', it may be well to add, that, when the Jersey pilots first entered upon theirduties, some of them were entirely ignorant of the management of square rigged vessels; and the captains sailed their ships, while the pilot, not too well acquainted with the navigation of the harbor, pointed out the courseMany of them, therefore, if not all of them, uc* quired what present information they possess, at the risk ?f the lives and property of the community. That, the competition, at present existing, is caused by the presence of the Jersey pilots, hus been so strenuously insisted on, that we feel induced in this connection once more to notice it. In other words, that New Yorkers cannot compete with each other. Who was the author of this entirely original idea, we never could ascertain but it is, certainlysomething that has been discovered in no other de partment of business in this State. The simple se cret of the present competition is to be discovered in our own State law, of which all may satisfy themse lves by a reference thereto. In concluding our hurried remarks upon this matter, we would remind their opponents, that it should be distinctly borne in mind by all interested, that the pilots, apart from their profession, have ever been considered es- 1 timable citizens and worthy men?a violation of j the laws under which they were appointed has never b?en charged against them; and,even if they had broken those laws, the persons injured by their acts might have sought their legal remedy, and would have obtained ample compensation. Therefore, we say, let justice be done them, and let the law be 1 repealed. i SrnHLHi ard Packet Ships.?The recent gales t and puseages across the Atlantic half incline us to beheve that cur splendid New York Packets are J aomewhnt safer than Atlantic Steamers. The paeke J ship "Independence" has just arrived from Liver- j pool without the least damage, after encountering n terrible gale of more than 20 days. She was about in the latlitude of the Caledonia, when the Iatterwas obliged to turn back and we are informed, that the gale which arrested the progress of the Caledo J nia was not a circumstance to what the Indepm. donee encountered three days afterwards. Had the former proceeded on her voyage, she would, in the opinion of some, undoubtedly have been lost. Give e one of our packets sea room,and it would seem that 8 Eolus himself cannot raise a storm terrible enough to swamp them. It is now a well ascertained faot.thit in proportion t to the number of passengers carried in them for the last twenty years, fewer Iive3 have been lost than j by any other known means of conveyance, not ex- empting transportation on railroads, and in steamers I on our noble rivers. And as to comfort and living, i why what on earth can exceed that to be found on b)ard either the Roscius, the Gariick, the Siddons, the Sheridan or the'Englnndl They make the quick J est trips, have the best accommodations, and :are the j safte.-t vessels that ever walked the waters." j 1 low* ver, we shall pause awhile before we decide iltogether against steamers; for the recent conduct >f the Caledonia was such as to entitle her end all j, :onnected with her to the highest praise. n d Lfovsrr.?une ot our New York pilots brought a resifl into this harbor; the owners pnisedhim for lie skill, &o. Before the vessel went to sea again, Dne of the owners had a quatrel with another j. New York pilot about the pilotage of another ves- j ?el, aud therefore refused to employ to the first men- lioned pilot to take the vessel out again which he brought in hut gave it to a Jerseyman, contrary to t all the usages in this matterPoutkait or a l'smci,?a ruruai Kiss,?rcn- c haps-? One of our unrivalled corps of artists is row engaged in engraving a capital likeness of the infant c Prince of Wales, about whom so much fuss has re- 8 eently been made in England. We ahall publish tills together with the splendid engraving of the 8 :hnstening in ths Weekly Herald" of Saturday 8 next After that, we shall, in all probability, let the r prince travel on his own hook. We believe that lite firet English prir.ee or king who ever showed any >igns of sound sense was one f the Alberts, or Eihelberts or Alfreds, it matters not which. And t there isn't n.uch di ubt that this will be the last prince who will exhibit any sense in that country J and the last king of any kind, sensible or otherwise. So we must make the most of him while he lasts. Tux Scotch Ball for the relief of the Scottish Operatives, will be gives at Tammany Hall, on the J evening of Friday next. Th? objects contemplated i by the managers of this ball, are of the most partly uenevotent cnaracter, and we will be greatly disappointed if the room be not crowded. Many thoaimds ot the nr.is inn in Paisley and o her manufacairing district!", are actually dying of starvation, rhat Scotchman i* a di"grace to humanity, who rill now refits- to contribute hir aid in lending reiel to his suffering countrymen. Psoases* or tub Lajccct?This eminently popu r jo?;n:?l has been only three months in existence, rt it has attained a circulation *uperior to that of iny nt-dical periodical in this country. So much or talent, eut rgv, independence, and the cheap :a.-h principle. Ma DiMr.vraR.?This popnlar vocalist has bet a teiy luvcemful in Uoitan. Caruvirg all across tiirm ?The freshets which have recently occurred in the tributaries of the Milliiiippi. (.treat numbersof cattle are said to have pe?Mi-nth. hauka of the iVnrl Kiver. and iu me awampe between the lower end of Luke county 8 and Jackson, in Louisiana. Tiir Mam. -The cT^dc, Capt Wood- roll", will sail early this morning fct ;he West In- p dies- 01 Thr Deo, Captain Oman, is now due with the lB ?1? selection of perforaMnoeo, thin evening, at Niblo's Saloon, where a nrw and well arranged orchestra has been erected. We regret to find that this is to be the last appearance of the clever and interesting debutante M'lle Melizet, previous to her return to Philadelphia. She will, however, among other novelties which are to be produced on this oeeavion, sing three new songs; one of which is well calcuU ted to exhibit the brilliance ol her voice and power of herexecution. Madame Ottohaaalsoannounced tiro new songs, and encouraged by her late receptiou, will no doubt eurpesa even her performance of Friday evening. Signor De Begais, accompanied by the band, will sing the uni vereally favorite song lrom II Uarbiere, "Largo al factotum," and will repeat the two comic scenas from II Fanalico; also the song J'aide 1'argent." The concert will also be improved by the absence of the long soaga of Messrs Mayer and Masaet, who should alwaja choose subjecta mote brief and Bilnple if they wish to obtain popular favor- Mr. Penson will again be leader of the instrumental corps, and to those who heard the e fjrmance of the two overtures on Friday laat, we need only say, that two othets will be performed this evening; one by Weber, 'he other by Rossini, in the same excellent style. Although this is termed a repetition of the previous concert, it will be aeen by the programme, that i much of the selection is entirely different, and we trust that Signor De Begnia will receive, aa he deserves, the same liberal patrsnsge as at his last con- cert, as no one but he attempts to produce such 1 entertainments en so liberal a scale The Sacred Music Socixty gave a grand con- cert at the Tabernacle last evening, which was i very respectably attended. Madame SpohrZahn made her first appearance in this country in the splendid oratotio of The Messiah," and folly sus- (ained her hieh reputation. Mrs. Strong's singing was deservedly much admired. Mr. Masselt exe- j cuted his part wiih particular power and effect. I The Misses Shaw give a .second concert this evening at the Society Library. Thoee lovely young j ladies have found a great many admirers here, and we have no doubt that they are destined to gain a i high reputation in the musical world. They have J doubtless several faults, and 'have much to learn, but their faces radiant, with beauty, and their uuaf- t fected grace, almost disarm criticism. Another Cowcert.?Concerts and music are cer- tainly all the rage just now. Signer de Brgeis's las was most fully and fashionable attended, and went r off with great eclat. There were more beautiful woment present at it than there have been at any large assemblage this year, and that will be the t case to-night, asd whenever and wherever the Signor and hischarming pupils sing. And it will doubters be the case at the German Theatre on Friday, where, by reference to our advertising colamns it will be seen announced, that the Signof is to sing at M. Meyer's concert, and Mr- Tiin to preside at the j Diane. Mr. Meyer, if we recollect right, played I Orovito to the JVorma of that charming prima donna e Madame Sutton and was much applauded. Mrs. r Uoeg, Mrs. Phillips, and several other vocalists, also c ippear on this occasion, as will be seen in the adver- c :isement. c Park London Assurance" and "What wil he World Sav," were played last night to a lolera >je hous'-. Mr. Wheatley^s benefit takes place to- J light. The sterling play of Money," the Board- ng School," with the first act of th? exquisite harp e >f Charles 0'Malley,"are announced as the per- c ormances. Mr. Wheatley well deserves a good 0 touse, and will, we hope, have it. The New Comeiiv?Thc Author's Bcwsjtt.? The Fiscal Agent" went off with great eclat, on londay night, at the Park, for the Author's Benefit, t improves in public estimation with everv eucces ive perforniance, and is tar superior to halt the prtiU lomedies imported from the French and English 0 tage. A very fashionble and somewhat full audi nee evinced the estimation in which the author's ippeal wa? held by his numerous friends and the n >ublic at large. f Chatham Theatre ?I^st evening the splendid ittractiona of the bill did not fail to fill this popular c heatre with a large and fashionable audience.? t he manner in which Faust us has been got tip, ita t nagnificent scenery, its manic changes, and the fi jowerful acting of Hield and Sefion, eonppire 10 fiece is to be repeated this evening, in addition to b Sudden Thoughts, and the inimitable Jemmy i Twitcher- tn a charge of stealing seven sovereigns, valued at 30, from Judith Kearnan, of 43 Liberty street, g in the 12th inst. The parties board at the above tamed house, and a few days since Judith Kearnan f eft the hey ol her room with Ellen Voice, while she runted a friend, and on her return she found that the h taep of her trunk had been broken open and the noney above named taken out. They were both ti torn nutted for further examination Death from Istempfkawce ?The Coroner yes* erday held an inquest at 117 Malbetry street, on the tody ol a man named William Tringnan, born in Sngland, a pedlar by trade, and of very intemperate a tabus, who died on Tutseay morsing at 2 o'clock. "erdlCt dea'h from inlrmni-rnrr. Aw I?rAWT Fovwo ?A nul-: infant was taund in i gutter in NVoibter street, yesterday morning, sup- a ?owd to have been of pr? mature birth. Its boi.y v is taken to ihe Alms Ho.at- and an inquest held, t >u? no evidence *a.- produced to lead to the disto- v rery of his part atA Scaw* at tii* Police Orric* Yr*T*aoAv.?A rut blo?s with valorous heart, but weakened head, ntered a toinb for living dead, kept by a wr man? n tyrrson by name?who glories in her guilt and haiae j and, buckling to a living corpse, ascended o a room above, there to pour out his theine ?l j, ove. A fyiu tieargsiown bill he offered to this laughty Jul, who kept the whole, aad gave no ihnsge, save such as came within her range- tk>mc rords arose l?etw eeri the j air, that ended in a sad ft iir; and he, the poor unlucky wight, waa left J, riih coat tai.'s minus quite. His eyes were blacked, ti is nose waa bltd, hit body beat, and kicked his it ?dd, his cloih?s were torn, his pocket.- racked, and is whole suifacc beat and kicked His beaten 'i hiz, hia taillesn ?oar, hiS|oeket? c>ar from charge f' r note, induced lhat spirit uiwayi ght wh?n men desperutiou*a brought. Tbm to ib* i??* r? w, and marched ihmt un in j*'1*two. 'h'oMaiy K a:id Margate*. W?.? wnr irui be to learn some good; while (.owrro?, of the I "nan band, with ipntm font and tail* in head. fcl uurehed trom the Totnbi with xk-tnry won, aao >o?\-t ol what he had juat dooe. ilia bloated pJn? r ud ?h n?(l coat, cropped like a bob-tail btooiiio t? h?at, will ever lie an im ijje neat, when he 1 t? ?*1! ai e.ive w b ni: and m at ne eater* dea ol etiame. my ctttry unrror Wc a irainr w here Go np'on I 11 d.n*t be given up. A* to the property of a wife, the law peimitc her to retain *uch a* really belonging to her, whetther by marriage settlement or otherwi e,previous to her marriage. The law* of Louiaiana and those of Franee go further, and permit her to retain the produce of her I'.bor; aWo preients that may hare been made to her, and other personal property pottetted in her owu light, even subsequent to her marriage?and in England, chattel* giveo to a wife by Iter restive*, er other*, after marriage, are considered at personally belonging to her. The principle of our Courts of Chancery is that peraonal property belonging to a wife previona to kermarr.age, it exempt from liability on aceoar.t of the hutband, and the i quity proceedings of this court should not be less liberal ia this respect. It has no hesitation in asserting that it ia empowered to ?Ilow the nife her paraphernalia?(the ornaments b longing to her previous to marriage)?and in ad ilition any little presents, tueb as her miniature, the miniatures of her children, or anything else given her personally by her friends, or even by her husband, (if in reason, and while hit circumstances warranted,) after their marriage. Of this, aowever, the assignee must be the j idge. In the present case, the gold watch belonging to the paitioner must be considered at personal property, md given up Of the wife's jewellery, five finger ings, a breastpin, and a hair chain, wera given to jerby her friends previous to her marriage. These ihe has a rii:ht to keep. The gold watch was given o her subsrq lentiy by her hutband. If it is found hat he was solvent at the time, or in eircnmstaace* luthoriiing it, she is entitled to. the poetettion ef hat also. The petitioner in this case? Mr. Kasson, it is >roper to state, was willing to surrender the jewIry. TUe issue h, been raited by his counsel >nd the general assignee with a view to place the inestion fully before (be Conrt and obtain a decii.on which will be general in it* effect. The same remark will al*o apply to the case of tlr. Zarega, w ho, on motion of Mr. Pa;ten, was h:s morning permitted to obtain a decree. Several petitions, wnicn uaa Ktn aavertisea he rt quirciljiime, peeved to the aeuel decree Oa notion of Mr. Blunt thet of Mr Jee. M- Pinkney va* laid orer to the 18th, whea the petition of hie partner, Mr. Bonelt, will hare matured, and he Incndi filing objections to b th It wae opposed by Vlr. Piiikney'rf counsel on the (round that Mr. ilunt bad entered proceedings in chancery siace Vlr P had petitioned for the benefit of the act, tnd now only seeks to cuin time. This was detie i. The petition lies over. Objections were Birred to the petition of Lambert Moras, and one ir two lie OTer owing to the out-of-town affidavit f publication not being ready. The Court haB deieided that tbe long notice shall ie published in only one paper, and that $6 shall >e paid for the rerenty days The contract has ieen given to one of the "large papers wi h small irculntion" in Wall street It will be merely a 'mtinuatma of proceedings after tha petitioner bta'nahia decreeGeneral Sesslona* Before Judges Lyaeh and Nosh. Wn Shai.br, k>ass a $5 counterfeit aotr, puiporCntr to be of tbe rradrsman's Bank of this city, oa Richard GorIon, a clerk in the employ 40I' Jehu Young, 1.03 louston street, in payment for a pair of aboes. The ete is of letter D., engraving pule, and filling up 'udly executed.*xMr. Gordon stated that she came nto the store in company with a man, whose name >us since been ascertained to bu Charles Farley, nd the woman, named Bridget Farley, who is barged with the tame off nee a* the prisoner on rial Cp n selecting a pair of ahoea, the note was endered in payment, and n?t baring change, Mr. iordon stepped out t? obtain it. when he diteor red that the bill was a counterfeit On returning o the atare the man had left, and when he informd the woman that the note waa bad they departed rom the atore, and were immediately arrested. It raa represented by the defence that prisoner said he found the note rolled up it a p.see of paper aar the Washington parade ground, and that she are it to Failey, who nffered it in payment for the hoes. G? rge L. Spencer, of No 61 Perry street, ras called by defence He stated that prisoner esided with him at a servant, and that he believed he was honest; al.-o, that she could neither read or write. The Jury returned a verdict of not uilty. Trial for en Arnault ami Battery ?A man named leory lleiyea was trird for an alitged assault and attery on a woman nr beating bit wife moat inhumanely while she ras sick, was aemt to the city prima for thirty dayt. itary Poland, for disorderly conduct at the house f John Keers, waa remanded back to prison for en days. F.d ward Kice and Cornelius Don^herty rero found guilty of stealing a coat and pantaloons rorth $20, from the preiuist a of John Dor aell, iongherty was tried on a second charge of stealing n over coal from Win. Henwick, worth ttltf, found nitty, and both send to the Penitentiary for six lonlhs l'lnllp Sli.kes, a colored man, Charles lif i n and Win. McGoH'tn, charged with petty of inecs were discharged, no witncssca appearJg An. rss.e.,.u T....?na-UTa aaana* snanV af fka rvuil drama Fauatna, performed at this mo?i triumhi.ut Theatre in toa strong tarn* of praiaa. It aurpaaae* II Thornr'a former trtoru, ouch r.ifbt of it* represeota on drawir g dt uitly crowded bouaea, and fully proving 1 .t tact, entirpriaa, end libc-allty, will aver meat ith lit jnrt reward. The enter! ilnmenta to-night con?t of the farce of Htidden Ttaoughtf, the above tucceaa 1 drama, and the Interlude of Ca'ehing an Hctreaa, in rhich the untivallad John Brfton appeara. ov- ItrireMiTiiM kiogprice; wheat 106 . The proprietor* ef the tree article never allow it to he pnlillicit will be lent free to anv part of the city, if ordered by note through the'-City Despatch Post." (Xf- The molt beantiful woman in England la Lady Cleri*ia Stanhope. Her form ia at perieet es any thing we can imagine of an angrlV, and her countenance is one of inch surpassing loveliness that the most polished sod boat bred men can scarcely withhold themselves from staring her cut of counti nance. Hence, may be supposed, she prodncesa great sensation in that conntry?almost as great in Uct us Or. Peters'* Lozenges produces ia this. And,hy the way. sp. aking of Peters'* Lozenges, we would remark, that for cuilag sea-sickness, coughs,colds, worms, headaches, low spirits and nausea, they surpass all ether medicine* as much as Lady Stanhope's lovel) fne<* surpasses the faces of her fair countrywomen. The beautiful Claiissa lives in London? Peters'* Lozenges arn to he had at 4M Breadway. Sold by Ring, 03 Fulton and 90 North Bisthst, Philadelphia. MOSEY HARKBT. Tuesday, Starch IS?OP. BI. A small business was done at the Stock Beard this morning without any mat<-rial alteration in the lending features of the market. Delaware and Hudson fell{ Indiana rot* J Illinois 4 Ohio New Terk State V* i sales of bills on Philadelphia 3J Baltimore 1 per Cent; Mobile 90 New Orleans 7. Since the Harlem book* have been removed from the vicinity of Wall street, speculation has uaarly erased in the stack. The new economic .il arrangements aotacad into by the director* have, it is said, produced an excess uf revenue, aud to far established confidence as to induce the purchase of large amounts for insesuneat. Fifteen months since the stock of the Mechanics' Bank ing Association stood ni CO; at the late election for directors it was at OS. The reform ticket was then defeated and 41 is all that is now offered for it. What la the mar! tsr, Mr. Ca*hier 1 l?jit nut time that the stockholders looked after the small sums Utu may remain to them 1 The Oorernor of this B'.ste has a Idr ssod a message to the Legislature, accompanied by a report from tho President of the Now York and Erie Riitroad, wherein it is stated that if the State dots not furnish tho fundi to complete that idle speculation, it must he aban. doned. $4,600,000 are raid to have been (peat, of which the State ia responsible for $3,000,000, and aa yet but about one fifth of tha road If done. The atoak al the State aiuat therefore be forced upon the Market to tha aitent of ?16,000,GS0, hi n it if already at a dineeunt of 30 percent, ar the speculation will fail at once and I tha stock U issued it may ultimately fail. Tha oaly true policy of the State la ta seize that part af tha road completed for tha stock alrredy issued, and atop all further expenditure. The following is an extract from the letter of the President Under the supposition tha'. the Legislature would continue thr proportion ol aid that it has hitherto afforded, the company made no provision lor the iatersst cn the State Loan, due on the fit?t of April, but expended ell their meant in the construction oi a,in read. A pleasant announcement this The State with other pressing claims upon it to the extent of $0,000,000, with no money in the treasury ,and its 0 per cent stock at M, it u called upon the pay the interest on JJt 000,004 squiBdured ujion this Well aieet speculation. It is better, howrrer, to lose $3,000,004 than to lose f JOOCO,0OO. Tha instant the company fails to pay the interest, the Men of the State shout 1 be foreclosed, end every dollar of vapeaditare stoppe-l; perhaps that part which is ia operation may be made to pay the interest by proper managementWe recently mada some remarks upon tke several punt 01 a meal agent aubmittid Jto Congrrae at the pre rat aeaaion. Thare ia from prnent appearance*, Utile chance of the public (ad fitting eo far th* aaeendai.cy orrr the faction! jeelouaiti of desperate political gamblcra, aa to allow of nuy thing bUng doae touardn letlling the rtaid gueatiun o( the curranoy. ortain atpiranUI* the Preaidentlal chair arem beat upon ating their preicnt jnflueace to procure tb* ratabliehment of a money power which can h? turd a< a palMical engine, and bronght to bear npon the rnaning eli ction, and their every movement art ma t* indicate that unit-a thia ean b-door, the country muat lie ditgraoed, thr paople lm piverlaked, and trade riaatteyed hy the centinnasca af uncertainty in relation to linaucial tfljira. Wa have before freely commented upon the diatii.ctivr fta'.urta of ell three hilla, and hire pointed out rtaaana for pre. ferrtng the Houoe bill, ar tbflt known aa Mr. Ciuhing'e. That bill haa the foundation of a moat tiet ful, peimaiirnt andaafeayatem of fiaauca, with the ruccp'loa of oav or tyo poiuta. that could be alt nek out without conflicting with itagmeral operation In our article of March I?, we ran a parallel betwrrn the three hilla, allowing the diitinctiva featurea af tach. la that article wa otweeted

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gggg-??? to the limit pi ice J upon amount ol piper whtoh o?) be leaved bp the treasury in lieu of the precioa* metal*, em the ground that the limit aheuld be Axed only bp tbe law* of trad*. The bill of Mr. Cuahiug contain*, bow eeer, a preeiiton which map permit theextenaion of the anpply of paper bepouj what the apparent reatrictien of the bill might appear to) warrant It ia contained in the aeventh auction, which givte the o the era of the mint and branchea the power to iaauc the aame deacription, which la paid on' to individual deaoaitera.ier all bullion er coin deposited for the put poses of coinage. This power would materially uasiat the iseuc of government papm. as will be sees la the following table of the imports ?f the precious metals, and the amount coined at the United States mint since the geld bill of 1834 want into operation:? Coi*ao> awe Exroar or tiic Pacmocs Mstals ik thi Umrsn Stara*. Import. Export. Corna'r. taat. 17 in sit ltttaso 7.349474 taw. 19 13k 447 4 177.776 4.818,17* law, 401.881 4.384 358 7,(tl 700 1BST, 10.5IS.414 4 478.730 3, 04 401 1SW, 17747 110 9,444.147 3.4 5*88 ISM. 5,71.6.550 14.475.411 2,589,883 1840 M87 818 8 349.545) ,,ai4?0 1841 4 908,4e8 10.140 044 1 7 104 040 Total, 81,904.877 88,74} 878 W,844,751 Avers** rath year. 11,850 544 8,7i7 484 4.888,344 trior io KM. 7,2SI,'00 5,510,0(0 8,800,000 Frees this It appears that moat of the gold iaiported, goes, through the mint. The quantity of native gold ooined io estimated at fSOO.000 per annua. Here, then we have a aourco through which a large aaount of pnper would ioane. Io average timea,it ii rftimated that there are $3,000,00d of the preciona aetala lyiog dead iu the mint*. It in evident that by permitting the inue of I the paper, dollor for dollar, on those depositee, that thejr would becomo utilized. Thia ia a feature not contained I ia any other proposition laid before Congress, and is ore whleh will tend in a great degree to make the demands of trade regulate the quantity of government paper afloat, notwithstanding the restrictions on the depositee of individuals. That restriction is that depositee shall be received from individuals and ceitificates issued .therefor, to the extent eft git,000,006, and the iasues to the public creditors are restricted to a similar sura. This would make the issues $30,000,600, which sum would probably be taken up in the travelling and exchange operations of the country; when, if trade required a JltfU larger amount, the coin imported would have an additional inductment to And its way to the mint. Thei e is generally some profit attending the operation of coin, lag, under the present law, notwithstanding the transport and delay. This profit would be increased in the removal of the letter item by the irsue of bills on receipt of thejmetals. The same demand for government paper, if It existed beyond the limitation of the bill, would operate to prevent the return of these bills upon rne treasury ior government due*, other money would 1>o paid in and paid out, leaving the issue* of the gov* eminent paper to the publie creditor alwaya up to the limit of the bill. Still there teem* to be no good reaion for that limit it icemi te be a certain elog upon the free movamemt of the currency, without answering any a p. parent uaeful purpoae. However, aa appeara from the above table of coinage.and from tho powera of the bil?* a government circulation on a perfect apeaie ham' dollar for dollar, to the extent of >40,000,000, may be 'loaned in a ahort time. Thia paper currency forma no addition to that which would exiat were the circulating medium formed exclusively of the preeioua metals. It should exclude all borrowing or lending, in order that all the money afloat may represent exclusively the actual exchange of commodities, and that the measure of values may not increase faster than the commodities thsmselvea. In auch aase the prices will always depend upon the demand and supply entirely, and will never rule ao much above these of foreign countries aa to induoo imports abovo tho real wants of the community. It is a favorite argu ment with the advocates of a high tariff, that while we -purchase large quantities of English goods, England will not" purchase our products. The fallacy af such notions is seen by reverting te the fact that in the year 1M4, when onr imports were large, onr merchants actn-ally found it to their advantage, Instead of sending American wheat to England, to Import whaat from thence te this country. Was this because England wonld not buy onr grain, or was it because the pernicious inflation of tho paper system had raised the prices of wheat sa high that it came here in exchange fur specie, while our granaries were full. For the same reason came manufactured gi?da in great abundance, the full tide of the paper currency having floated them over the bar raised by tbe tariff. In a fluctuating currency this is always the case: the tariff aots upon the specie basis and stimulate* pricoa always in advance of the import If 90 per cent tariff i* laid on, prices rise 30 per cent, and foreign goods are sold at still better profit than beforo, and (till ander-sell tbe home manufactures, because tho cost of produotioa is increased in the same proportion. The currency formed on the plan of the fiscal agent of Mr. Cashing, precludes nil such interference. Specie is its basis aa well as thet of the foreign conn'.ries, consequently the cost of manufactures et home will be meesured by the time egent as those of foroign countries, en l while producers and con sumeraat home beer the nai ratio to each other, it wilj be impossible for foreign goods to sell here at a profit! X n? uiuuiiaviuiciB wia luurcigre DO Bin pi J protected without imposing any burden upon the many for the beneit of the few. stafro at tti* Stork ichanga. (MM N YfV 18SV 77i Metis Del li Had 8?t MM Ohio ?"i. I8?8, 62 26 do do 68' UN Illinois Eon-Is 186 14 do Farm I nan atO 22} MM Indiana Bonds, 18[ ds Illinois Bank, S BOM Indiina Dnl. Bonds Hi 14 do Mohawk 4T4 60 she Bk Com (ecri|>) 8SJ 80 do do 174 M she Del k II'd 4ei 88 8080 do Harlem RK bto 7 85 do ds 8?4 183 doLIsland RK Ml M do do 18 80 651 do do bSO S5 58 do d t84 SVS do do 514 M do do rnw sal 108 do do b>8 55 25 do do 80 41 do Syrac li Utioa 104 M do do al alf 18 do do 1044 Second Board. MOtlndiuia Bor.dj IS 60 ah* Harlem RR sIS 7j 1088 da do 18 68 i*o do ISO 71 11 ehe Jackson let 80 80 do ds t:to 71 M do Harlem RR b'.O 7 188 do L Island RR bSO 66 58 do d 72 Married. On SunJsy evening, 13th inat. at Birmingham, Conn.. bT the Rev. Mr Scott, Thos. V. Whitncv, Eaq. to Mis8 Minor N. Fowcll, both of the former place. Mobile papers will pleats copy. Died 0% Tuesday morning, 16th inat. after a abort but ca vera illness, Bilvadobv CNirrti.1., in the 67th year of hi* age. The Italian Benevolent S sciety, and his friends and acquaintance a generally, are respectfully Invited to attend his funeral, on Thursday next, 17th inst. at S P. M from his late residence, Mount V, rnon, at the coraer of 6Bth streets and the 1st avenue. Carriages will be in atCaadanco in front of HI. Paul's church, Brand way, at 7 P. M. precisely. On Tuesday morning, 15th inst in the Mth year of bis age, William Oaicic, tldett ion of the late Archibald Oracle. The relatives and friendi of tha family are respectfully invited to atl. nd laiifune ial on Wedneaday afternoon, at half past 4 o'clock, from 366 Fourth street, without farther lnvitatton. I Weekly Report of Interment* the City ?nu Couutv of New York, from the 5th day of March. 1841. to the llth day of Vtkrth, 1843. 84 Men? 40 Worn- u?,'i Uoy??M OirU. Total I7t. nSSKSra^'V 3- a-tSioa U; Aerhyiy I; Abaesnl; olccung 0; DifMiiv irwnj ftom^rh 0; fifeediux Irons IjiviO; ?woHor?c^iUeiiO;C?jiuaUieaU; Cholera InUuUin I; Choi# ft JOortiUkO; Canon i olu: 0; Conauinption 31, ConruUinnt it; l^rouoor Hivo? I; Debility o; Delirium trrmrna 3; Diabetc* 0, irnrSijj.ii' I Powond; Dropey I; Dnuey id heed I'VTi^ J! S" Drowned t; Dy*ealer* 3,T.ry*iprla* |I. do. iCitrlct IV; 4o typhoiu t; do. raurpt* niuenf ,TJ? i' r?u" 1 du-'""rmm?tory do inter22bZakn?l1.i J,pj r"* n;iut?mperauee 1; Inttatn. i?i a r L tr #f womb U; do. of brain ti V 0; Small !'o? 7; Sardinia 11 Tei*uL7r? TmoJSr UakrSII Cw*hT Worm* Vwioioid J.'^bonprn, 4*dt?Of 1 year and under, 40: between I and ti and *4: *?r?nr?o. I WILUA M A WA.LTK.II9h Citj- Inap-ctor. City Ii?r?-lor'? Off.cr, March It, lift. F?M?h|tn Arrived, NiiLiiTo^-B'hi Fdwatd? Vi.? MoaUfcue, Miaa M A F lakle> Mraara FUM u.R y ?r, Clamour, e t. i,a, and Saundara ?tl in int ateernge Foreign tmp?ltallonl. Poor Ait P*i!?ct?3rig Wm ftri'aon?'vet baga er tt 18 tnna togwoi-d tT hidaa ?t>.' imi V Fern ?Its b-iaa coffer C B e'a. keit?to M D 'iry?it J S Ftrgu-oo?t I'eai rli It Lent?tT A J Raaii'. n?10 k. u H> *rork?10HC Koad?to balaa tobacco it I HoRarli ?lit hag a c IT r to f>?d r. I Phar av I'aiara.-:* h' O-o Bjrroo-tTMt Iba lo??ocd 50 baya r' ffa* Mahland, Ke ode kfc-Ulall hiker W kll Dti lair Id-It p.auka in .uiy lii jrheiaa ft co. Domratlc Importation*, CtlvaLtarca-Bn* F,d? aril-ltd c-tka M hairdo Viator k Dwkai a-tft b?>ao catte* R -0 Maiitaad-tM htdaa J CuirI*ya l-'.r Ui; la- K I'urrrli ik* I bal> a l? I. Itljr?frt Or. the,in St briber?t A Fl.irc'ay-59h|.'-a Sbl'a iktria I. UAu.ir-Hi rrtpty H. ir a J HTitln|dmanion, New Orl ana, Wm Nelaon; Henry Clar. fidfenl, IticlnnoiKl K Nolleuiua?Bark* Florence. Decker. NOrleant, Baratow k Pope; Fai field. Call*. Bath, Mo?Briga Fart'taand, tB eii.eu) Hagadurn, Bremen, Nolleniue k paveneiedi; Eliza beth Muling ton, Ponce. I'H. B Kicharda; Hrulton. Godfrey, Not folk, H I' Buck; J-n-, Bafford, Uuayama.PJt. Thompaoo It Adroit Schr Coinpliunce, Sparrow, Boaton. Arrtvafl. Brig Win Nriiaon, Smith, II dava from Portau Prince, with coffee, to Sktl.'Uig It Ferri*. Hailed in co. with ac^r Marble head,for Boaeon. Left hriga Mil i?oket, HopkiLi, difg; Tr* inont. Ho.iick, for New York. 5 dnya; a. hre Jamrt Thayer, for Boaton, 10; John, do, ueit d-ty; Inirrptd.for NoHeani.do. 4th iott. in cro keil liLnd Pa.#-ye. ip k uic PfH VI Mil UCIIir| OUt ol >he water; took it to ae ak-hr iunk Bchr Marion, Deunutou, 8 da/a from Richmond, coal, to th? mailer. Below. Ona bark. Wind WNW. Marine Correspondence. Optics or thi Khodb Iiliidki,) IVeioperi, March 14. 1843. Arr tllh, Freedom, Wellfleet for Delaware; Mtdium, do for PliUadtlphu; Watchman, Boeioa lor do; Brutna, NBedford; Nepoueet, iVarblthckn; Vetper, Boatoi%Meiamorm, do; Wan* kioco, do; Teiiuol do; Benaior, Nsntucke ?all for NYorb. 11th?Arr Kowtna, Dighton for Bay HirerNC; Time, Pr>ridenca for Suffolk; Olympus, Dartmouth for NYork. Bid Me t mom, b 4?Arr blixa It Suean, Port au Prince; Jau 27. E pbraten, NOrleaae. Caoit J .ii 28?Sid Minor, Memns Oina .ltaR. Jau 28?Arr Ad|oIa. Palermo, and eld (or Baltimoie; 30ih, li.dia. Leghorn, and eld for Philadelphia. Sid Jau 8 Ciitxin. Cape de Verd.; 23lh, Janet, fat Not folk, Meeeins;td Feb, Maid of Orleans, Palerm.. Malaga, Jan 19?Arr Glob'-, Gib. altar. Palxkwo, Jau 3-S,d Harm )Oia, Hafratrom, NTork. Madura, Occ 2)?Air lude.endeoce.Ualiiutore. Care 'InWW, Lite II?Arr O C Raymond, Deiinuon, New Y.ik. I Mauritius, Not 4?Arr Union. Boalon, and aailed 19th for i Hi-Btar Town, Oct 1? Sid Sh?;h rdeat, India. i C'awtow, Dec 8, ao leportid?Arr Coromktdo, Boaton- I United Htatca Porta. 1 Fastport. Mar 8?Arr Teaxrr, NYnrk. FRAitaroKT, Mar 3?Arr Susan Baker, and Good Hope. E!i I a .belli Li y. 1 Cun.u Mar 6 -\rr Margirel Fry, (Br) St John NB. for j Philadelphia, an i aid. 1 Wiscsisit, Mar 12? Sid ('a ilds, Matviaa. Boo t hhat, v-ar 8?In po-1, G.tr.ile, I in i raokfort fvr Martinique; Mary, Venill, Tltomailon lor NYork. I noaTOw, Mar 11 ?Arr Chathmn, Baltimore; Cliarle*. Bea'e, NYork. Signals lor 2 brigs. Cld Sophrenia, Alexandria; Ids, i Baltimore. Art 18th, Germany, Live.pool Jan 30?lilh lost I Cape Ann bcariRk W half N aa siiln f.n ?m L aachrofabont iStltona, for-tnaa gone, greca bottom, full el i water?eoultl not uiak? out hrr name.but ahe ajpeared to ba I lung to Newbury port, (probtbiy the Mechauie, before report il Cljwm Pen l'hiti.:ci|hia; Paatl, do. llurau, Washington I NC; Tboe Hoop r, Norfolk; fpltitCid, N York I Pltmou i h. Mar to?Sid Charlet, Norfn k; Ba'anee.rio. \iih hroro*d, Mar 13?Air Pontile, Ric1 miad; Wat Rualell, NYoik. Hiatu Holt, March #?Arr Rapid. Finer, from* Now York fur Cau dou; liwhpeuthaee, York, Now lurk lor Port- i land; Wm Hemr. White, Tliomaaloo, lor NtwYork. I?tp. ailed, Independence.and W'ra Henry la perl, at notn, A Lawrri.ee, Met ker, N:? York for Boston; Rapid, and a ?en Ida cotton lor Portemoutk. PnovtoKtvca. Mir 13?Arr John Jay, Philadelphia. Sltl Time, Suffolk Va, Pro? tic ace, N York, i.nkee, do. Arrlgih, i M .rta.t hirltiton; Ktnily, NYoik. Below, a full rigged brig. S d Adelaide, Prt.led. Iphta. UiLtiMoki; Merit?Ari Cirua, Tonee. Cld Trrmoot,Boa- (on; Topic, NYotlt; Henry Chaae, tic. 1 ALKiaieoata, Mai 13?Arr Plauet, BaJi. 8ld Columbia,Boa- ton; Amjiraaaor. (or) Haiifaa. NoaroLE, Vlnr li? Arr ilenry Clay. NYork. Tlia Miner* a, (Br) Irom Lin/pool, paaacd through Hampton Koeda ihia morning I O.v l"Ui'i(JK8l*i KKMaLK KlLleS J tT>IUC9K lar-lamcd en a c. lehrated pilla, from Portugal, or f A we perceive, u> be obtained in tbia country Bee edverl.neenaitl on tO? l?l inli.winnf fourth pace. fetlm'ia WAN J fcU?A rot in about tight-en leet equaee, or tar 15 J by 30 feet, in the neighbernood'of the Bowery, bttween Walker end Biooineatiee a Any person havingfsueb act one may iwobably hoar of a unmt by audretai.g A L> M, office of the Herald, stating loealiou. rent. lie. mid iSTuK viATIo"a WA>TfcJ-A yuuig man by u>; KKLYi.NO,oi ?.r>(uiniinrqua lly, and Taiiaua ?'dth(, foraalr by fkrmi? k. broukp, mint II. Liberty at. J OAXoWBlCE Sj4aLT8. oftha leal q-iailtf, ib'VX bJ A Ic* nil. now ou hand, and lor ?.lr by PEIIASK m BROt'KA, mil It l'',,rr,v e "PNGLISH W ItlK ILol'ltS. for KourJrmier aad i.yiia dJ c'ar Maekinta?nauu'actu.-ed Irom Ike yur.it metal for aale by r?rt*8? k BROOK I, f mil It II Lbtriy -t- 1 MAILS, TWiiNr., n.ut 1 ili" "I*" aaowrted, i S^lile' lu-.lOca... id, Whijw. 1 ahT^m W.'th i* M,*r"'.flior Dearborn?a Patent Bal.nrre I 2.1 ni .'rf Cotmnml Wool tarda. Paint, White W?m. A" "T ,ml '"u^ i-inei of eeery deo crip* ion, fee lie. rorial* kf 1 CVRRA ACUMIN'O. It* Pearl at I 10 H-iKPfi.Nlfc'Hs, BUiLULKs Arc IU9T rem IMir.D.-lh. *^rro^iMV,% Oml con uiioni richly *?vea eop|. r ilalee, with full imlin.Lm 4 (M.r.rd Lefeeir. Arch.te Vhv. woVh aM^T/n'T band* of tTery builder in the e'nnirr. K roe I .ma en .cm r U.rrratlaaon II .rd and Stair Rahfe*. a braneh vrhirh ha hrretoforr bfe:? Hfit ttip^ii^rtlr i in other work* It vublim'i'>n h;?i b??n t?uh gnat tipn.?e |t. i9 h*t,d f soonAly bound in q.r-ulc, and nip dfntty ffthd t||f ybik.wkole.alcnUrt**. A'dnUM, Pfrlriii *n?I Card Koffrnrrr, 1 l?o n o?d\*if, f hi id itorr, Fariilr ft f*w Oil 5t ..net, 4'ittabl: far fcrg'trert, Draft u ;ewtJ]Rri, lie, mil in.* 8 ARTIFICIAL TEETH. or th? p?i*?>n? ?r ATMOSPHERIC PRE3SURE. (Coyr.) Maeing lately I"*' tw bieuaaidati lulk, 1 calUd OR Mr Leer tt to sap Ir ih'ir plac>a with artificial teeth, n?J ford# me much plrmure to tastily to hi* ahi'l and "hmty Dwtist: iudetd, I have irsr btth Ant u' wilr more 'iictne e, and at the same tiaae with IrM painful prto surcoa the fum I. I r..ir. J .t.? 1 v--ci.)?.i| rtuimiaruu in?i gruuemKB 10 m? e?n?ci*' cv ti?r of thf medical profession. a* w 11 aa to the public-j afiabed from n>* own eiperitrce Ibat they may eoi.ndsutly rely on h j akill iohia probation(Signed) _ ORANVlwLE S. PATTMON. M D. P-ofteeor of Aulum)', Uaireraity of No* "tr* February isU Ii4t. The or:c>nal rau be ?ern at Mr. Leyetl'e 1*0 Broadway. COmer of W ?rrrn gtre?t w*1* 1 OAU I io.NI T6 YHK i^thuu C AUTION AOAIN8T ROUERT B RENT-Robert D. Kent hit been for aevcral years in my employment, bu certain acts of hii having entirely destroyed bstcoi.ii de -e la him, I discharged him about tha first of Vclruary aat. a'i''d??* '?,?J. j* po?ae?iioo. AND WHICH E REt" USES TO OIVK UP, V Power of Attorney which oad from me to enable him to tranaact bnsiutss end celltd menev on my account. NOW Tl! I S in to give notice to til whmn It m?r SJSfi'i' ,h? *'>ot ptylaid K'nt any money on mr account, ai hi? neeipt will b* ao discharge fur any debt owing ma aAir ihu publication. Hopiig that my numaroui agents willgcoarally see this, 1 am tha public's aerTam, B BHANDRETii. Ill, Broadway, N.Y. ldth March, lilt. mil n* Ac?KHtu1 V'*ti A .*m S KOK U LOju? T RUP corei scroiufuus, syphilitic auicaacarona aneetioua.aada I diaeaaep occasioned by, or atttnJad with an impure state of the blood not by i anoyeiiphing the b'ood and waiting t'.e strei g h, but by restoring healthy action, whereby diataied growthe are (tapped and ocittered, and aorep and ulcerahealel. It it thua tint caarp ha?e been cured by itthat were pretiouily anpallii g to look upon. It cur*a pwelliLgt about the neck, l-.ee, ii.iaU and inter* paits tumour wrua, di.-esis of the bonra, white awelling, salt rheum,ring worm tetter and eruption! on the akin from the slightest ronghrraa or disc nitration to cruckp. pimples,biles, ano aorep of the mon obstinate chiraclrr inflamed or eoie eyeannu eara. w in oITeuiire discharges. and daafn.is. particularly in chi'dren hoarseness, Iota of roice, enlarged tonsil*, sore throat and dLeateaof the palat* aud noar; worm* neuralgra. rhtumatiim. gout, rheumatic gout, dae.aae* of kidneys, liver complaint, plica, and a catalogue of diaeaiea it won d be prepoeteriou- to enumerate, were we not warranted by facta, and the certainty that they all rmaunle frrm an impure state of the blood. Prfi)irrd mi told by Dr. O. Acnr.RLr, at ia rfh;* for consults ion and advice, No. I Laight'street, corner of Caaal etrtcl. Mold aho at 4IS Broadway. an 15 l'? HAIR CUTTING AND SHAVING No.17 ParkHowP. rUsSk.UU.tron Italy.r>apcctf?lly mf.rire the public. thai he hna enlarged hia old a .d well known Emporium of F>a non, aud. ever willing to aeenmmodal* the public, Itaa, in conformity with the tinea rcduc.d to oae half the price of hair rutting Sharine.tf centa; Hair Curling, I9| centa; Hair Catting, nl ccnte. Wiee, T upeeo. Seal, a, made in the moat tiniehed at I If, at reduced priaer. Alto any artie e of the toilette, to grr tit y the mo t fastidious tae e, at vary reaeonable rate*. Razors art lt| centa; razor* honed aua gnu-ad 95 centa. The public are invited to call an*1 indue for theme-Ire*. in 13 St* P. PUaS'.PU, 17 Park Row. DO 18HINO CUOTH for^larb'e Nfaiufactu'va for aalc by PtRSSE k BROOKS, mt? ?t at Liberty a1. FAWCETT'S NEW AND ELEGANT ESTABLISHMENT T?OR FASHIONABLE HaIR CUTTING aid Ladiia' Hair Dreatitg. 981 Broadway, up $iaire, between Chainbrra aud Reade atrerta, ia now open for kuaiueta, where will bj found among oihrr novMica, THE INVISIBLE WIGS, or Geotlemen'e real Heada oon 01 I oierauon, and in that or Despotism the opposite d mtriuca of Tyranny and Proscription. Iii judging of mn'i professions we mutt keep In view their ?ckuow'c In a principles, *1 well as lh?ir previ >ue ptocrtdiugs, and ir ihe.c ere found at vaiaucc, still c ,oser iuves-igtiion is celled for. America is reputed lo be a free country and her eitixene free meu.wbo owe noallcgivnce to any but ihoee powers which ihey hate thrmselvrs created such brim: the ca>e no foreign influence Cdu i i'htr with prd written records of her erases might be buried in oblivlua, but ales! fer those who are her dupes?set we I, lor Ihe freemen i f America, the proclaims aloud thai her system i* based on Infallibility tnet it is unchanged and unchangeable. Ku*h thru ci-ia-ns is the character of ine eystem whoec rigid edhu. or?r*in!ni the uitraujr, aud"e ~uih r ,r r. v. r ihecoC-?tfic> in ih? egg. "11 |rHK NRW YOn.* ?A?NK WfJTK Liar, I.ouuT^T, a I L>tfC'or. Wholrrufr Price# Current, ae Thi? n.niihItl i?publitb?d femi'inou hi/. ?n?l contain# th? current rate? it which Dunk Dilli d ifomited iu Wyji atr^rt;tSe Pric?*? >f Slack*. State Scrip, Re with a con p*odiou? deecrip'ton of lh? counterfeit bill* in eirc u| tuon Af*o an accurate Wholii tie Pritu Gtirrmt, and Jiuru.l af N?w? of intrrrat lo Mcr :hant*, Rntee Cf Exchange, li leriat Tab ca, Kreigbta ami Seaman'. W gt*, c .rb*cnpt.io .a uai pmJ) received by lite iinbliahrra. CH \RLEA, McIKTYRK k CO.. Ea hmge Br.krre. 1ge it ran be cur. d aa tff.ctually. ai.d aa e. rtamly aa any ither dinraar. Let cot p- r? mia delay t'.auee ol raed'eine ul i their 'nuga are eenatbly affected, tut iu due eeaaon retort to jt. Al eu'i Baleam of Liverwort?fhr* mediciue har proved ven the Cotqtc-or of l'h>eiriaue," f r which all mantum rill have abundant c .u e to nleM the head ol Providence rlorc than KO Phyaiciane ia thia city now itae line medicine n their pr. nice. LIVER COMPLAINT CURED -Dr. Alleo-Ueir Sir: have urod out Brlaam of Horehoun I. Liverwort ai.d Plru iay Ro tin my|r*e i>fir*one m ntha pm'. and from the vonderful t ILct it hra had, i em lolly e.L?fi?d that it pr uer in the cure of Liver Comp eiut a i f'oaeu option. I do ttroi gly recora wend it lo the public ad tke Faculty. reapectfully. J. I). ftlUHAHOSON, M.D Hudann Aoguet 1.IHM, WHU' 'PlMI ('(lii(id -Thii flwair ir'prrvatlig very ilen.tvely.ind i* awerpiog rffrnaiiy li'tla onra. with very t* da*a illtieoe. Tare,it* hotiM renumber that Or. At. rn't Malum of Liverwort i? the nulj infallible remedy, and u Ijr Q ibdu anci t |.rr? waring n fe r?. Hold by W. A. Tnt lor, wh leeali ngett*, M Enrelev M. tluirn. I?T Br werr eonirrn at hia o?c?, Vieey ?tr..?t,N-w York, rto either ofhi? Lum toki atteu'a in tin chief tow.tt of the "nit-d Statei. Pattern a mun ho careful p. ta.niue the beet ttdnfflr Hnll'j 1 raaara, 10 aee that they art eedoried tiy Jr. Hull in writing Ni ne olhtr art genuine or to be rtItd on a> tod Ohi'dren under twelve teatt ntiirereallv ured without further irptn** than the eo?t . mis im* Cl'DTi M M??ir, N *W Vnll. t l ?lleclei'a OAre, March I. I Sit J ^OTICF..?Prip-.ala wnl be received ?t ih'a ifler imti' Saturday, the V h Marin inataiit. for fnrm-hHig the loti* iny quantity of oil for the uat of the Light Hoeara in th a iatrict,rutit# Ocll'oa of Spermaceti SlniniJ Oil for 8>>tamer are. ,305 OJIum Winter Prc.ee I I'll,from h ad matter. The laid oil lobe gauecd by ihe Uutt'd Mate* Oaogert.ai ic tim. nf delivery, and to b; delivered .he Awperiti'riidat of Li(M Homer, aa he mar require, ia irtn. hound eaakr a loeteaed MzallnnaeHett. The oil ia to bilri d and leaUc nfnra paymrat ia made therefor. r.DWARD CURTI*. n i tr ti 1 Indrrliir T ihtliNii UbdK fTt fi a'S I i La rf tar a j rMlSSK k BROOKS. nil eat II Lrtortp ah f v i v L !_ KKKiUHTTKitR TH* WhitARu5uUTll, From PHIMDELPHM rim THE PHILADELPHIA. WILMlX* ON AND BALTI MOKE RAILHOAD COMPANY. Kreigbta f iriheW.it end Aonth will be (irwt'M diil) from Ilia traniportetion f flier of thi Company, No. I Dotk Whiif Pliiladrlpl ia .Mnckauli ?rr reap?ctfully itfonred that all cooda c u aifurd to the company will be forwarded with the utmoji dia('?tK NtW OMLfc.iNs- o mil I t. ei> ou iJTO^lheUOth ine'ant.?1 he eplend d fa?t tailing iarl.it mbt? ?hio HILaH, Captain H amoud,will tail at above, her regular Jay for a*??g- 111 cabin, tcennd catiu or atrerage, luring eii|:? rior accommodations, apply lo ml in Ml UN HK.HDM AN. II Smthat. aifct- OLD LINK Oh LIVKRPOOL PACKETR(Ejr^WKegular Packet of It h of March.?IV c lebrated mwttr faal mailing packet eh* NORTH AMERICA, cap! AKred B Lobrr, will nil poeitirely on BaiurJav, the 19th mutant, her regular day. The accommodation* and adranlatee thia liae afford# for cabin, td caluu aad eioerage paae and itth of every mouth. Kor psweage apply to tha aubacribeia. aa above- mt TO LET?at lio warns. (Brooklyn)?% Houae eonlaming twelve roome, two piutrica, two vaulta, iee houec and atitable outbuildings, large garden and clover field?tart of the garden it to med in terracee?ihetiiujlion ia favorable to rally culiivatioo?there ara tight or ten fine grape vines, fu.l treea, kc., aid the whole in vary excrllent order?The view from the hnu 'a aad every par of the garden it unoi t> uc|.,) a, ,1 co.t mvndiafiae view of the harbor, 8 tat en fait- d. few York.kt and the grounda are orn mmledaodeh d d by nearly 100 fine torrat treea. Strut $350 per enuuuv I: june f 'I MARTEN k CO. of John at, up ataira, Toll Hnuan, 1 nt of Court at,.Brooklyn, or at Greenweod Cottage. Go v." iu The diatnnce from the Irrrt it}] tnilea. Tha home will not be let f t abo'nlitig In ner. ir If It* Sthn weM known stand, e?lled the North Am?rican Hotel. situated in the Bowery, comer f Bayard street, which e ar di unrivalled for business, *nd i? one of the most healthy locations which can be found in I hie city or Uaewhere. Any perron or persona wishing to avail thrmerlree of a bargain. will do wtll to call >on on the present occupau'*,ae the ttock and filluree will be >ld at a bvrgaia. There can be a new lea*,-obtain!d for fi'e years from the let of Au?us> neit. at which tnn* the eternal Irate expires Kf 60 V( K T T PHILLIPS it removal from Its Brila proportionably b>w Every article will be warran.ed? The pr iprictoi guarantee# a avinr of so n_er rent _ il t ri'b RfT>TA I'UKE VI h rElla.? I'he adveitiacr *iih-i 1 to get a good miniature taken ror a cbilJ. four year# old, for which lie wi'lpiy in licketi of admiacon to one of the moat p.; nl ir pla-s# of amu#cinc-nl ia the city. Addre-* Boa 8H PirU I'oetOffice. ir| or Gaaere ? recent or o d, i ru>r i* buuranleod. if uord u di ected. K?rh package aleo eon nine Or Jordan'* private Ire -tiae.e 4led the Mont'or. v?l e e in i?full direr.tiorut, with a t hin diacri|ition of the nature mplnmv, eooarqaer ee* and tieatment ol aerret dick c>i' of Broadway. Marion alreet i* a direct eontinu 'ti-m of Centre. mid tin* PRECKLFB, 11 MP1.E9, BLOTCHBS, kC .and allerup r tinna of thrfaee or akio, are cured bv Sir VV. Citzaid, In great Krg'i.h Phyaiclnu"! rtinedr e* d J ne?' I ?li u H?lut. Thi* i? no qu ickr ry. but a acieoiific dot! .r'a prercnpiion It hat neter hcao known to fttl ii ^pe face* were coterrd tnd difgua iug with pimpira, it a* quite etirtd. Tliiek,'unborn'or V"ll >w akint have fine, health), e'ear look, after mii.g Ihia S irh i* the delic cv of frr "rwo^Tp that of M ma M V. RynoliU, of Brighton, L J. hold WH J mee, ?l '"-c uro of the Am-rion Fag e Hi mind lie ri. hi number,?? Chatham airoet. Aire Hayr, 11* Fulton i nt Rriwh". n. mrg-nl there mil 3* A" NOTHKR BIMPF.NSION A D V AN f'AOCB OK CASH i'AYMEN'TH.?The I >n? known aign of th- G d?n Fleece h e keen temoeid from the corner of Fulton ?n(| Ne'e u, and it now euepeoded orer the itw tlore of I'.HA-4. C'>X, Vo. II Nateeii at'eet, (3 d ore ehove Mai ,n |?ne.) j wilt re he w|!| be moel happy to itrtT Itirh of hit friend! aid rimtoiperi m y f-iror him with e rail; hit old ttoek hue bren di*pn?r-l of ti anciion in order to (We piece to hm prrertil entirely 'ew. large, *ntcd. and Imu'-haoiue apfe-etna heretofore in 1 it. The ailTtnt-tteeof tie A'moeihrrr Fnoa'ain ortr the old o e'h.?i t U C ?"?h? I ?l C"" V i t P k Cv?rr of lh? ?rt ol I r, A?m? 1.1 !i?ln*t>'-?t bf?n-h'?. CITM in?'r ctmii. r .nd m"* of rtM'ubt c.ookd d T*M t. ti Hu.itin* Ktnf?, M'?k-t B4J OMl, itl.JT, an the li aintaa Ccmprtaing tea, card, work, ami dining ub'ea; IT ariu top pier anJcentre do; wardrobea K'rtmli ami other bedateada, aideboarda plain and dria-n: lu'taua, pi Imbed and marble lop do, couch**, atifae.aole Uda. dm'a, otl, in ma. iplcodnl Frejch and (iire an rht.r', hoi kcraea. iimr'etie table*, roektug cbairi, lie fcc., all of the moat t manor dtttripiion aud inanufaclurr. Catalogura on Thurad iy an tlie furniture ready for raatnimitiou. Alan, mint time. 4 rati splendid .lamps, 2 large Viiea, and t Krtnclt plate 1 jolting glare**. At 12 o'clock 1 recite I/. 1 A beautiful iccwcod lijnof.rte, oiciquiaite touch and time. mil FRIDAY. Atirj o'clobk.tH I lie t.ile rooine, Kitereire *ale orted iu 1823 and lint Lied m 1828. Thi* u a clioica. superior aud high fl it ored ?iue. 5th?Old L P. Madeira, imiior'od by March and Benao", via India, called "Wanderer," bottled tu 1834? recommend* it?elf. 6'h?Old L. P. Madeira (March brand) imported by March Co. cxpre*ely lor Mr VYag-r'* aa n.and bottled tu 1327. 7lh?Old C, P. Madeira, im,i?rtid bv March U Co. the celebrated Brahiniii" w ine, buttUd iu 1825. 8'h?Old L. P. Madeiri (Lynch brand) imported from the houae of Ly. cht f Madeira, in 1817, bottled in i82l,a dry and nutty wine, iu high ri pile. 9th?OldL. P. Madeira, in p ut*, aiupeib wiue, knewn a* the Roue ^'iiie boll,ed June, 1814. luih. Old L P Madr ira.do iu ouarU,uurlvillrd. 11 Old L P Madeira, Senate Co brand, imported iul8i8. an bottled in 1823, a very aurerior diy and uuity Madtima pinta. '2th. Old L P Madeira, importe- in 1812,1 y J i*hua M Wallace, from the bou*r ol l.ym'h, of Madeira, aud named the Klhi eWiu-nfo.,,1 lath. Yellow r fc? -M'le .did i ngiith tf.ugravioga? RiEl.L St AKCU LARIU3 will nelt Thin K.veniu;, at 8) o'clock, in' their large iclee roon. 8iid?oir e variety, ronaiitiug in part f Inlaid, r'ctglioU and Marble Tablea; vaaea. ol varioue nattem-, fonta, clock atand'. fcc.? A'ao Lava Ornament*; antral and other lampa; caeU, ,aintings.kc. 3de pontive. And on Thursday, a choice nollection of plant*, in flna ord* r, m 15 21 WILKIN* k HOLlI.MB win >ell one th uaaml green a ml hot house plants,** Niblo'aO rJen.nn WedocnUy, 18 h inst. at too clock. A M of th? following kind*.vie: roa*8, H liotrop-a; Vabrna'a; C-a'ua Callaa; ricae; Ma'abar Vinra; l)ahliar*IIh eey?r*l hend cultivator* and a I'anniug mill. 1 hcdu.- or nly oa the day when porehaaed. frb 1) fm PEOPLE'S LINE FOR AI.BANTTTI intrrm'diaie p'acra daily at five o'elork, P fr jiii the Pier between Ccurtlandt and Liberty atrerte. I.?, nrrif r?Trn r..? a. f n?5 COOIIDVMIUUI miuuim VI. -v IV, .1 UI, J?hn. letvfP smi above, Thursday ?f tension. at five o'clock. The NORTH AMERICA. Capt M.H Trtw.dell, lea re. a ahore, ihi* (Wedn.nl.y Jafteruoon.at Are o'clo'k 'the abore boat, are Drw and aubataotia', fiiri.iihed with a'.liant Mate Rromr. and for?;>tcd and aceonurodationi ar? unr rilled ou the Hud'on. For puj.age or freight, apply on beard, or to _ m P. r. 8' HULTZ, ml?.at at the office op the Wharf. FOK ALITa SY and Intermedialc placet", A-. "TfrJTlia ?Tl e ap eedtd. low preaaure Steamboat 2K^5CK.9W aLLOVV, Captain A McLean, willlanee ilw foot of CourtUodt atrri', thia (Wediieada?) afternoon, March l?rh, at Car o'clock. N. U rhii boat ha*.tern fi led up with elegant State Rooo.a. mil It .weBM NOTICE Oo and after Monday, the 14th .CfrLyle.la.t. the ateaoib WA VK will leare Hta B 'IT*. J* ten Irl-nd at 7 and o'clock A M returning nil) le.?e New York, Pier No 1, NoitS Hirer, al oVIoet, A M an t 4| I' M. Fa'e HI centa. until Anther notice. Haeirg Iwenfurui hed wi'ha new boiler and improved in ithrr ireprcli, the Ware will afford a aafe. ewedr. and eonreeient romtnunieation to ihe inhabitant, of Richmond C unwith New Vnik mt?3f rjaa- PASS AOL FOR LIVERPOOL?To ail ,7~lh aJTlfW ioatant?The very f?al aailirg packet ihipSHAKifiCK RPk ARB t>ut. A Miner, will aail at antra. K?r i aeoage. hariug handaouie ,fu mahed accommodation*, ippljr on board al Orleana wharf, foot of Wall at or to E. K. COLXIVH k CO. all *4 South Street. .ICT K'?R LIVERPOOL- Packet ihe |7tn Maiet. wPRVW The auiwrior, well known racket ahip KHAK* -,il 1 I' i apt. Min will be dr.palched ae bore. Cat in. irceid rabin, and ete-mge paeaergeie. ran lie tleyantl) nccon m dated at a moderate rate. A.plv cn i ehip, at foot of Wall.treaty HKRDMAV II Mouth etreet. Tlie abore ehip will he inecr'ded by the epi-ndd ragu'ar packet .hip RuHCIUM,Capl. t.ol.uia to on the t?th u? PC B Peraon.aendirg for ihe r friende melding in Oreat Britain or Ireland c.n h?re them brought out by weekly oia jcrfunitiee, ftia Lit erpo"l) and drat a ran alio be furntehrd, payable tlioug out the Uoit-d Kingda-n. Aoply aeabore. nit 'OTl LlVrRfUt'L?Po a a ,1 th i7th M.t -"The v^Wk fcl-ndid tael aatling jacket .hip MH A KM Pit ARK. A Min# r r in takp th? hultrnf Insi) KMn ,..a ^i^IoJTTirrly "'I*)?*j h'li'l'om- I'urni h?l ?i^. fl)T r,bm rihi? mod* in b"*H, loot of r,,k?Jr 7. T. TAPStOTT. 4f Hi.ulklt. *'i I'' *."0. n-WruM nb.p or nuy of l? t Th A* fc-i i 0% d.M 4 ,u .1 [rsSBrsurftf?*?-* Vo*X.ONy'?N 'k "'n will i r itcnirfncJ'11' >?i>pri in e,^nHN W?k6^tN.'i tti 0 ^O 1 ?">":P "Ti.m/.I 1,1 Vrn ^-Wsb.ro rw?,Mf p-h^YD* t4 S1GNOK DK BKGNIS IjF.iJS tm ?t true f i Ir to inform t'ia ffi da fit p d lae. tJ tlu1 in (our euceortke j iirril dai'r a dofto-?eti ?ucet at attendant on il.e (,'n#f> r! i lieu h Friday ?trainee i??t?. he will (i>e amlh?r Vre ?ad I itriioenUl CoimH on W?dh?Ut fitwiTf.lMwth K'.b, at Nililu'i Ccnceit Room, oo which ocumIou M'LLC. SOPHIp: MEL1ZET willmaka her'act ?i trenr.nce. pretiout to her return to Phil* I'e'phia, ami il i ting ?ntn? i pa Air Krucau?lUuliiir V?ehe. TI.etjrard Arin.futi Din, (rum lid iui'e cel?br?lnl Norr.e a d with hiinrr Ueftiiie, the mml admired Duetto Buffo, called The I, ou in bn'Rii a SIGNOIt DE PEG NTS I 7'!!' '-'n? 'u'' h*ni'. the (arorite rung fern II fiarUcrw I "i?i?'i?,' Lugo al Factotum,' alao re; eat, (bt d-rire, axnt for ilw Ja?t tiu.e, the f-??oiite Fremh Koi do j'ol'aiwai uu yeriorm the Grand Scei a w ill. the Oreheatrn. II Vanntico per la Vln?ie?," Ami aleo repeat with V, IJk Sophie MeU lir.et, the feerrite Comic I uetto. 'Nells Cass aerre amhi r!! occhi >f more ch-iui," he.. Ml with M me. Otto,he will perform the Grand Duet'o. called The lissoil t> ?i?ltuic,'' from the relt braird Opnra. II Karetieo par la Mulct, aim from thesame Opera,a> ui torria aceebdi ImtAe." Moneieur KdSSOWMKl will pel form on tkn Piano a faro r I Lt Fantasia hy Dnhlcr. Moneitnr AUI ICK will perform a Giand Solo ran furttrile Air, Tm ?e lr?i la treuluiala," from II PiraU cf Beliiui; The Orch'stra will be numerous aud on a a rand scale, ami wall ichcted ot the most nuu-iit I'rofeaeors. Led by We PENSOM, ?u which occasion they will perfi rn the Omul Orertarc called tlie Giubei and tnc celebrated Oeerlure four La Gaisa Ladia. Ac Ike. Doose pen at 7 o docs. L oncer I to committee at a quarter before 8 precisely. Ticket* $t each, to he had at H i(inor Dc Hegins' r*s'ilencc, |tl Broadway at IN iblo'i Cornerrt hooin, and at the ptir-i- .1 Music Stores. mil t pXltK THEATRE, [\o Bill rbOeieeiLl UUTriA.1l THKA CHK. JOHN SEFTON8>IGHTH NIGHT. THIS EVENING, Maroh l(th Tlis psrlormanee wiM e| Poors open at 8t: Curtain rises at Ti prem?ly aiTCHIkLL'll OLIHPIC THKaTHA THIS EVENING, March l? The performance wil romuience with CINDEltELLA. Prince Perseverance, nmhUia. Edwin Ciulerelii, M'l Ttmia Aft'r which SARATOGA SPRINO*. Timothy Tap?well, Mitchell Peter Hooey Horncastl* Mn Tapewell. MriTimwTo conclude wltn ALDOATK PUMP. Old Tontine, Mr Baker Charlea Rireri, H rnc.iatle Mary Aune, Mia* Singleton. Admteaioa?Ureal circle Mcanla. Upper buiea M rant* itt eenta Private toiei H hnw' open Curtain riaaa at hair mat eevenAAlaUlUAN UUSKUa, Corner Broadway and Ann itntt. Under the Management ofMr. P. T. Itanium Every day and Evening this wekk-com mencin*Moi'diy. Maieh 14. v r. HARRINGTON, thai jutly eelr bratcd ongi' al VENTRILOQUIST aad MAGI t I AN, wh rlbrmed b loe erne d. day and ha ureev afternoon. Admitiei.re Iw ctnta-children half priaa. rpHEATRE?A CARD-Mr. WHEATLEY'B bene. I FIT?Mr. WHEATLEY resi.rclfully enuonucea a* hia friends and ih* public, that his bsuefit witl take place pa. Wednesday ev, ning or *t, Mircli If, ou which occasiou wiM be performed, the Comtky of MONET. Evtljrn, Mr. WlnaU.y Sir John, Mr. Chimindale* Sirh redtriek, Mr. Andrew a j Graves. Mr. Fisher. Clan, Miai Cuahman, Afltr which THE BOARDING SCHOOL. Mra. Grodsnsp, Mrs. WheatUy I Mita B.gki, Mn. Yeruoa* Miaa Bly the Mra Knight. Miss Trite, Miss 8. Caahman. Jemea, Mr. Wit ism*. To Coucladc with the firat act of CHAR'. ES O'MALLEY. Mike Free, Mr. Mas'op. n>lt3t MRATHE?Mr. Abbott'* Ben- fi'.-Ur. AlRTJ moot rerp-ctfully announo*n thai hie bi-m fie will take place on Friday bcii, March 18th, ou whie i ocean..n Mr. Mitchell and Mr* 'j in in*, of the Olympic Tl catr*. ha politely roiunleered llieir icivioe*. The perlormauci* will conriat of 3 bond.n'* clactic corned* of THE KIVALH, re*,Ted with t'i? aneient ceetiimee, uear ecrnery, decoratioua, a.d .he f.llewiufc ponc.fut cad?Sir Autliouy, Mr. Chippendale Acr. r. Mr. rDeidt; Faulhlaud, Mr. A'bott; Captain Abanlute, Mr. Wheatley Sir Luciur, Mr Frederick*; liaril, Mr William*; Kay, Mr. Andrew*; i\ir*. Malayron, M; Wheat eyiLydia, Mi?a Cu?h?an; Julia. Mire 8. Cu.h an; Lucy Mri. Vernon. A Her wl.ieh Hie naw drama of A I.ADV AND OENTLEMA N in a p culiar poMtion. the two character* by Mr. Miichell and Mr*.Timin*. To conclude with the 3d act of THE l'ir|T|i ?WnlT. Mr. A hhott. uill 3a r UiNC r.o i ?All. EH.? lio llir houot to intorin I lie Ladiea aud Oeutlen en ot New York, thai lui text Conoert wilt take place on Witluead.y trc hiiR, lath uwiaut.at the Hall of the Society Library. br.iadway, opporit* the AtheuzLna, when hln dauchtrn, Man* kud Roma, will hare the honor of appearing in a sew ?*lccli?n ol M g* and Hue it*, accompanied by Mr. K L. Walkkb en the Piano Forte, who wifc perform a Solo. Door* opru at 7, aud the Concert to con mtnee t btJore 8 o'clock. PROGRAMME.. I'm I. Dnrlt?Miaa Mary aud Roe ma?" I har* wacdartd in my J earn*. Wadw Sony?Mm Mary?" She wore a wreath of ro*ee," J. r.jfuigbt Scutch B*H*d?Mi*a Horioa?" Oh, my heail in wi' u y Caddy. Oiam?"Oallopon gait) jtrahMa nolo?11miiiKo U ?Mr. E L Wtlke;?HmUimn'a celebrated Waltz La Deaire. wi h ran* Lenny I Scotch Song?\li?* Mart ?(Word* l y Kir Wa ter >cotl) The MrOrrKitoik' liathrriug.'' A. Law S iH?Mi** lie., ia Wt*t w. rd ho," M. Kichter I)u'ti?Mm Maiymd R. aiua?" Whan thy bo om he are* a *igh," Brahata raUT II. Duett?Mi?* M?ry md Ri *iua? 'The Mermaid Duett," C.W.Wileow Song?Mia* Mary?' Coir* to mc at man ink,"-- Wadn Deicript v* Song?Ml* tlcaini?" Th* Maniac,'' ,'i Kusreld Sroeh Ballad?Mi*' Maey?'' Mary [of Argylt,' NeUoo Solo? Piano orte?Mr. K, L. Walker. Original Fantanaon the American National Air.E.L WMker Aria Buffa? Largo a* Factoluin," Iti ,,i? Scotch Ballad? Mia* Mary?" Th* Piper o' Dundee." I t .mic Finale?" Fauny_(?rey." Ticket* 50 Cen'i. to be hud at th* door only en Iht ereninf of th'Concert For particular* *ee ainall hill*. mil It* MA.v D CONCEhT.?Mr T. MEYER ha* tn? honor tw announce to hi* friend* and the p blic, that he intend* to giee a grand Vocal aud Inelruinental Concert, on FRi D?V Which will. for Ihil oec*fion. be atiUnrfirflv iW?r.i.ei He will he hk i a led by Hignnr uK BKOMS end Mr. TIMM, which geall.meu have in the kindeet m*nn*r rolualerrtd thrir eervicea; al.o he w ill be a??n ed by Mr! Haag. Mra t hnipt, Mm K.mma Diernai n, flerr 8e le, H rr Kait. Mod*. K'u|el, Mr. Wieger*. Mr. o.etnwalt tie The orcliritra will bs eompo* d of at oi ihe lint artii bl fan the city. Leader. Mr. Wieg?r?. Particularj will ha('ubluh r# a foimiitiM of m? r?*h?iir*v in the f*ll of l04O.iii wlm ti Wilder'- PaUmI Hnli?tn*ndcr 8?fe \w*ri%r4 iut' ri'eati during an intent# heat of eight hou a* wltile the then ?Tt clef in?> ed in the lamr heat in *Mttt i* h? lira, ha* cauted num^rriM mHkrro and cor'eni to mer ?fr et JiU I'iiiifliNJfi f)KKS?> or THC BI'.ST UI-ALlTV. _ rv.lh to workn>aP?J'i.'?*^ "2!"'?!" if'" r UOLI.AR"; ?U i.taluu* leBilnllan. at THILir* f *s?S lai'onoKe,.,bli.',m.,k rd [rrnrlirlt lh?r. ?*tt 'iMiril ?owl?l?r i f Ihr" ?ft"ioo. Imrin**?rn In ar i i M i icrr a nnmlwr of rtar* ?hr HrnU'ain t.onnonm d Pari*. nitirrt and nMain'd fh'ir di:l >?ni>? I'fT Sir ilrijnrun Credit and ilia (Hi i>hj tit ana in nd M B A finfl aiaf rtire t nf ptrfunvtry, an1 th p vrd p*t*nt ui'O i?'

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CHARLES S. ROWELL, DBflTAL gl BUBOl, NQ. II CHAMBERS STREET, NEW-YORK. "GREAT BARGAINS" IN CARPETS. J. M. LOUNSBERY CO, NEW CAVPET STORE, 440 rtARI. STREET. RfcSrF.CTETILLY mikr it kno ?n to tbeir frirodo ??d th* puMi', ihit thry hart j.iat .'peiir.1 a* aiUo'tre aoeortineut of Euglt.h, Bruosela Thiad Piaiao Cuv-rv. Tr.uoixtr.it VVmd.w Kl.a-'ro, fc>Kaih*r w^h e*erjr article in the trade, t?"> Burner ?u? ?u ck ?lfeoKe con>fet?tion .n to |>ciie. ?juiltty auu iittrru. A ^N.V-TnM^rrrSr^iv. ...fi.a .h.t a* ?h*ap?t ceehctrpel ''"''j'^YofoNSBEB Y k CO Mj, 2w* eeiiae?_uf WIGS AND SCALPS. A CONVINCING proof, if any were wanting, that native am. ingenuity it a|>prrcU'ed before foreign boaating and humbag. a* the opinion o' three of the oM.at aod beat judge* in the proleaeioo in New York can testify. The nublie can now indne from the premium*, ria. the aiteer medal laai fear, aod Uh Ant premiMi thia, awarded by the American Inatitutr. who ia or ia not the beat Wig maker. K. Phalon leapectfally mritca ail judge a and wearer a to examine hie premium impro and Goeeumer Wig, which, fur aurpnxaihg elegance, clean re aaiahianrr to nature and beauty of meihaaicai ctructure, may be regarded aa one of the greatcat Hi alter piecea oi art erar produced in the world. M. B.?Thia apiendid wig weigha little orer half an eanee. UBlightral erer known. Manufacturer and proprietor ef Phaton'aeelebrated ANTI DANDRUFF, Secfemoting the dander completely from the head, and a tbor engh cleaner ef the eurface and hair rf the head, but learee gfaeey and ailky appearance to the H AI It. Observe, none ia genuine unleaa aigued hy me in ink. Toward fhalon. en the peemiaaa far M cent a. n ln>* CARL KING. The well-tnowu and celebrated Mil'.ucry and Ladiea Straw Hat manufacturer t her in j??lv h QlfKE.N Oh r.N' it. VND. vwpcctfniljr brgtf irate to annoisut to the Litiliti that hf laaa on hand a moit ip'rndiJ aed I Ami ou.il lr uaortmant of Ladiea Straw and Hnk II it" The Straw Ha'a are tnuiufactured to a mix' Uarina'iup and becoming "haiie, tailed rHB K' L?LER COTTAOC, with Gipaey aidra and a S? iai hlarr irouud the front. The braidi iliwe Hate ere m ide of ia of the m >#'elegant pettciua, the AI e r etraw in oertieular aa patroniaad by QUI4EN VlClOftlA. Tbe atlk department ii conducted by the moat ingenioui and taety milliner* r.ot m be equalled. The ilka are of Ilia ne',reat atyle. freah imported. Trimming and Flowera to eonva I Tk,.. w.. n.r r?ll >1 RT SO Cauxl near Br udway, ami IT Diviti'm street*. N. B.?His P* i? Kibbou* and French Flowers, lire of ths latest style. and c ?o be putih-sed a. either of hi* establish seats, at wholesale and let p on re?aonable term i. n.B Ini" COAL t COAL!' HELLING OFF AT COST?The real Peacn Orchard. Red Aehol ail sixes. Yard5W Washington street, near Spring. rt3 Sin* "PRO VI S.OOS to 10 (lOOIb* oi fresT7~flardtu Seeds, in all the choicest sue ice and vsrirtirs, for sale, is quantities to suit purr h isrrs.it Bridge ?itu's permanent sstablisnineut, corner of itthst. ml Bront ?ajr. Also." The Young Gardener's Asa slant," cou'ainii'g Ih* resulla of his 39 rear* pnetire is Mew York. As this work has been honored by theawaid of aOold Medal, from the \mericaa Instiiu'e, wli'ch institution, and tie New York Stale Aericuliural Society, hating alsoawardrd aeerral conies as premiums lor superinrsi eeimeiis cfaardrn p-oducU, In iher*OJ.in> nt la deru.ed unnecessary. as ten* ioH> ivice city. Gold Watekes as low as so to to dillara each. Watches and Js'clry exchanged or bought. All Watches are warranted to keep good time or the manry returned. Watches and Clocks repaired ia I he beat manner, and w arranted, at much less than the nsual prices, by one of the finest workmen in ttis city. G. C. ALLEN. Ironrr rr of Watches and Jewelry, wholesale and retail 3nWRT|^l. upstairs ffctlm* RU KUMttLO, BUT a FAlK &TAIKMEN i I?1 hart built a Life Boat on a new plan?competent jueg-e hare snannioed and approved of her. I wilt build any kind of boat to order, of any m.del?Life Boa's, reversed botto on a last, orotturwue. I have a large assortment on hand. Please call before pa-chning elsewhere, you cau then judge of say work and pricaa. tt. B. My boats are buHt of oak and cedar, fastened wttk city nsde nails and American iron. l>. L. INGERSOLL.4M Wafer st. fig in T doors Essi of Catherine Market |\KY COLORS?The following colors, of first qurnliy, mJ adapted either for t HI Painting or Kalsomine, for sale at SM Broadway. corner of Franklin? Washed Blue Blacks, Real Indian Bed, fluser Ohiuese Bin-, Super Purple Brawn. Emerald Ureen, Madder Lake*, Bniurw ek Or?en, VrrinHiion, Saxon 0 and malt hu*e. with two kiloa SI feel anare. anoi a etorage lor *0.000 bunhrla of grain, a barn Hda.itanle iew antagra var every other tytrm of Pamtiog.as it is free frrni al I aide work; churthi a,public buildiuga, anduicoralrv* work in '"Applied by JOSKPH PE ARSON No. 18g Broadway, car of Broome atieet New York, who will gire t-e brat rrfcrcuce, Wttl juf' "nation naprctiug the same Won promptly txenited bjr apt lyitg n? above, either ia the city py country. BEWARE. We hare found upon inquiry that ui rate ton peraona nare bttti riling a mull. a'rd candy doue up lu |ackngra aimilar, D ough not eia. tl> like our own ami prraou* at ho hare been aE'Cttll With tuiqtha, tic '.h*r purl h tliia counterfeit article, aupptau g u t? be the g i u ne Ptaaa fe Son' Compound Extract 01 lltrihcund We can ouly,aaya to tuch koukicMri Ibsf ?r' _ _ TAMPERING WITH THE HEALTH Md live* of their fel'ovr mm, lor th? pur pour of realising Stealer profits fc-tn the rale of the aiurioua article. We 1 INM'RM THE rUELIC qftkia fact, that they ina. be m re cauu oua in future wh?re &ey purchiuc Aud when they who hare po cnaard tkis apurioui rami)' have r'tu'n?a it, they hare refused to remd the mourr T ke Part ruhr No'tce ^Xi MCarh park'Kt ef the genuine Horeh ucd l .tod bear* upon Ike printer' I .S; nil SAliLE nUrPORTINGBHE AMERICAN KLAO, ?a which ie ioeeribtd 'he wo^feur, ri,ht and lelt art two "*THt UOOP SAMAlk^fcN AND HERCULES SLAYINO^fc HYURA. Xb whole bear* h* l-tc limWofi. Pe;ue i Son. Coualerfrner* dare not imitate thie. J PEA SE fc SON. o faeor of tkr tffiracr of your invaluable t tmipound Clarified Kaseuce of Horrtioutd aody. I tint takro au uou.eally violent cold, which ilfl ct?c and i ppiexed my breaet very much Hating your raioty rrcemmtii to m? by a lneud, I made bat a partial uar of it, bui fouuO at eo r laaMe in relieving my breaat by producing -n ray and rnpioue yellow ei|ecu>rat;on, that contrary to all n>y prmoir feara. I fiud mya?lf rapidly reco eering ?mid.tlh? me-1 mduooe labore rf try Are. Your# r??i?clfully. JOI4N C.LYON, Paetor of ihe ilctnodi-t Epia opal Ihurch York, Pa. N. B.?R?v Mr Ly n deliver, d a trrmon at Allen e'reet M E. Chunk ai m- thrir Sahnrt) preriout to the aboie tie. 1 Ke P-rt t of th aboie c'.iuich war an eye wiiniat of i pecalur ifficacy ot cur tur.h mid ('a dy. J PEaSE St SON, ft Diviaion at. {JJ- Prdlnrtam t u.ferli uera are not appomteo Agenta Each raeilope i f tnv Ofi.utue IVtec't Ho?rU>und Cmudy ia nttcd J. Pe n#e k S-iU, 43 Division at. of whom it can be obtsttied, who 87 Dock at, lYulaOelpitia,Pa. Haw la V Co >7 fldrit Albany. 4r J Roberuwa. No I to Haltimoe* at, Baltimore. Md. Mean* Unbone It' o. Mobale, Ala. Mim a J r Coma k Co. .no II Exchange Place, New tana. La ^TEee Mr Derail #M Broad at. Newaia, N J. Mr W N Hikkeaa. Coniivillr. Ky. Mr P??re?v Mln MhaCSirh m e?u,gn.?u.. at tery '^?f'^'L^CH, k KRUgCRi mJJ|B, 41 Br.md etrtel. ?OAL V A a U rOLr.A*K -I he linino t nill-rd N. IM Mttmc rt t,vt lh (MIW, Arnblr, and the *rd The nd?erli?er will attend daily ?t Henoch, A. M atM III LIAMh fcFKHOl.'SOBP? corner ol Medieon MUjJefcroi HArn.Nrt-.rrmnmnt Hmm. wh-r- i aoahormrt) therewith, n permit inland with baggage. he l.n to be neewurrd hy nunc renide t P P'wr. fa i Mail d??ir IT "*ff St*. Went'* bonne, wi ft pt I 1 J thin onrrine wAl be promptly r alert* l> n by the Clerk who rurta all reaaeln With poaweyem. u Tiwrttsaar Extra Jkdinakv attraction?ladx.btake i NOril'b !?Inimewae atock ofDRY UOjDs-III^M worth j rectir.d row Auction T-e brat itoe* of fe#ria? Pood, at Retail U the e>t>. bvught at ?uch pncmaa mm* ra?rcka. or any rumbiualion thai the nccuta of the American Bank Lock Company may Mr."i Ti enght of I he 'u'l kry wa offered to C. Jouea in thn handa of a chairmt i of comin Iter, and al>o he, H. C. Jno?a, to be allowed to lock and unlock the combination lock on the cheat. '1 he appor'uuitv to prove the aecuriiy or inaeeurily of Andrewa'Combination Locka was d-cliurd, uuleaa he could I are th* fu I key iu hie hoikmio" to take an impreaaioa thereof.or mcaaurelne lull end too Wreka' time lo ma ehia toola. It veaa -Lo admitted that the look which he brought to ike Howard llotal ou a wooden aioa* or me awe Ih bilte, aa attemp'a luve beeu made to obtaio iaipreaaium ol kriain daily uee, thereby eipectiug lo cpeu one ol'aaid icckl,and obtain a a criilicate. Banaa orindiriduala tire at liberty to allow a trial on their ecmhiuation look, firat locking the iloor hy a combination ku iwnto themielvea. keening powaaion of their keya, theu bid drtianre TO ANY LIV1NO MAN. EVEN Tilt INVENTOR HIVlBk-LK Tke American Bank l.ock Co in anewer toeereral sdrertiaementa of H C. J,una. would remark, that he baying mi? staled facts, and pervcritti '.lie num. tney r_uo nil me ao-ive, and decline having farther aotnmunieitiHU with h>m, upon any aubject, at any time, at (1 theieloie no n->tice need be expected Iron the in or their Agent*, to any itaUmeiila which inay appeal hereafter. '1 he omiiativ asaert without the fear of conlr dtelmn, th it Andrews' Pa.rut Coaihination Lock hu never been picked ou any bank or store, ui leas the individual had teen the key taken an i tip-eeaioo or measured the bits, and had the door open having his hand ou the detector. The Look on the wooden cbe*? of H. C Jone* lias been en amined and is firmly b's Road, wi'h 1 Rail, as per specification* to re seen at ihecon pauy'aoffiie. 'I he road i? graded, and prepared for laying the track _ It i? believed lhat iron and fixture* surti.ieiil lor ihe eleven mile*, can be had by th* Contractor* (oy giving ceciiritv) on ihr-e year* credit. To individuals poss.sting mean* or cr.:dil, an opportunity i* offend for making an advantageous contract. Other conditio'a will be inad-'kuowu upou application at the Company'* Office, a* above requested. ALLX'R R HOr>ODONO.Pre*ident II P. Mt. Joy and L. R. R. Co. Philadelphia. 84 th Veh Hit f28unit HATS! HATS! HATS!! BROWN It CO.'S One price Hat St >r?, w holnaale and retail, 174 Chatnain Square, corutrof Mott ?triat, where fashion, neauty, duiability and economy are combined to adqpn th? he a* 1ne proprietors have the pleasure now to offer in addition to their recently improved shot t us pp. d bat, a new style, the imttatioa of beaver, which eocloeely resemHes lhat of all fur* the most costly aud besu iful, lhat the difference is not easily perceived. Price three doJIsr*. We strie'ly adhere to th* one twice cash system, which enables us to furnish a very uper or hat 'or the I nee charred In presenting tnssa hate to the public the proprietor* think they h.ve reaehed the ultimaturn of beauty de nihility, c leapueee aid comfort. ir-4 >m* MEDICAL AID. ALL thoee ia need of medical aid of a certain description. A ihould without fai1 obt in a copy of a little book sutitl-d the Ku icon with engrarrict. Thia little work was written and pnblished by Dr. Oiegory. in 1838; in 1841, he published a second editM n.wiih laauy valu idea, noaiieol Ills Matcely necessary a* Ovist pt'iod to.reromirrnd the l.urius Oidvsl. aa an all sumcient remedy in oases i f (Jleet Flour Albtis. MMII .or painful menstruation, Incontinence of Uriue, and all disrates arising from debilitation of the systesa, a here au impulse, or a restorative it wanted; at throughout the Uuited Mates it has taken prece4st.ee of all oilier mnlicinesin sen h c-i?es, and leav.anoihing fvsrthtr tobehoyevl for, its cures being speedy,p?rleet, permanent, and effected w ilhout pain or trouble. Should there however or any personlaboting under the above romplainta, who are douh.lul ol'its almost universally tested menu, I rrcom mosadlt to them with all confidence, and oa my own personal respousibili'y, feeling assured it they give it the require.I trv?il itO k*Y, .M1...I. .I t, trhM St,,! mil fulsOfl Is It. Magnm, be Hut, u alio Ihe cu' in fcurope, I he immeore American regulation ol the Lucia* (-ordiul, 14 principal!) t aa. ilouul tin roughly invr*tigd harrro, In I e?r olfaytiig. aud (o rertore viral yuwere in malt*, when r*J wed to ulicr and appai enlly hc| Putl.o' ffff ?c*leut humWIf 1 r a, JJ'H,N WINTRKHH.l&Vvi, Pure fJicr b 'tUe F..r rale at t.ft Broadway. New Y.irfc I md an Vo-h w.vth ??e>.. e.,I.'' j?p Mh.lili .1. I A It 11 l?a. Coorna, Nn.lt Dnaae at, nsart,and Iheu No word ciui W. II scape your pan." vfR. TOWNDR'IW, Professor of Bttuoymphy, would I'l most respectfully atiui otic that be cuul mi Utcs leafii>K the city at au early pcri'il. and that it therefore becomes iudissen- ably nrcess ry for such person* as wish to avail them selves of his inatrui tion iu the art of Wrltug Sip rt Ha: d, ti make immediate application. Mr. T in offering his services for the last time for several yea-s. would particularly turtle the atten>l"H of those ladies and genii*men who may be desirous in treasure up lor future (tu as.or te *ch this Valuable aud popular sciesr e, are espeeial-y invited to call, aa very (littering inducements can be offried to thuae who may he disposed to engage in ci tker pu'iuit. Terms reduced to FIVE DOLL a ft S for a thorough couraf ol Instruction.including alatiouary and in elegant copy ot the auti or'a "Complete Guide to >lie Science," thua placing the ac quisiliou within Um pecuniary rue ana of every iatcllrgeia y our g person. Academy. Clarvndon Houae. 304 Broadway, corner of Daaneai. fhtqw* UN r A R a L E L L E k CHUPNhbS. At the fashionable tailoring establishment, 100 Berkmau street,near Petri. Gentlem-a who are now or formerly hare been |>aying extra vacant prices for heir clothing, are aeaursd last they need do so so mors, ss the sub* ribcr will gu.raotee to sll who patronise him, a hand ou.e At, a fashionable style and excillcnt malarial*, at the lollowing moderate prices? Sup We.t of Eng. Wuol-dyed, black, blue, or green dress co ta, $lstot2i. Pants, double milled do black, plaid, and fancy csss., $0 to SO SO. V^l.-l'lx./i.'.m.r. *>lm x.wl xl I Vi..!. tllo** nata made aud rimmed in a superior muuntr, Irom $T to $(,90: VeaU, $1 ?0 to Paula, $1,50 to $1. mi'lm* JOHN MWFAT AH8, (WEEPS AMU Sl'.ULLl?Nouoe ia hereby giren.lnat I have di#c>nlinued the brraeh oar eiUbliehmout in West itreet. North River a mber of the Medical Ioati uti?u end no farther.** Barbel* are aeeful?vary ua-ful in th-ir place*?but their utinool effort* of ekill in the depilatory art leave atill* *atnbble land at harvest home." Tlie*e Powder* on the contrary, eradicate the "?tubbl',nocca*ioningtohim whousee them no misgiving! on appro chi^K hi* lad)e love," or, in the mlera operation on the akin. Full direction* account any eack bottle. Price Si. To be had at Dr. Gourt'id'i office*, 5tT Broadway, and V7 Walker street, I iocrlrom Broadway, ?htrf may alau be had GoVasun'e Vs:r,r tana* Rot-or:, 50 cents per bottle. Qocuvd'i Kav on UtiViD, or True Water or Beauty, far removing tau ptmplrp,. Ireckles. burna. fcc., $l per bottla. XcKNTa ?Now Tort?Albany, Al**. Gtuh>ie. No.4 Maiden l?ae?Uiica. G L Broau, perfumer, O-nerre sfeet? I'oughkeepnte, J Gray?Buffalo, J Hinsdale, 1ST and Sua Main atraet Penneylvanin?Phiiadelphis, Mra Biown 76 Chesant Ureal. Maryland?Baltimore, i'etn 8 Hat ce, Pratt atraet Dietric t of Columbia?W?ahingtoa,8elb| Parker.Pel.naydrama Avenue? Alaiandria, C C Barry. Virginia?Richmond, Mra. Krayaer. K amet. Connecticut?Miduletown, L. C Kerre? New Haven, A Law, Cluixl street?Hartford, Wella Humphrey, It* Main ?treat?Noiwich, William Ka-Jker Meseachasettn?Bualon, A 8 Jordan, f Milk street. Lowell G A Carlrton A Co,City Hall Lynn, Dr A L Holder. Wor ceater. Ml) Phillips Bnnley Place. KprirgfieM. K A fowlea M.hd atreat. i.ee. Bull A KieM. Sa'em. W It 8 R (era Newmiryt-ort. hsrlea M Hodge. New H*mi*hir-?"ortemouth, W H Preston. Maine? PortiMid, T Hayes It Co. Bangor, Messrs Whitt'er fc Guild. H iMowell, b bcammoo. Rhode Island Providence, Chul-s Dyer, jr. Westminster ftreat. Ohio? Columbus, Sumnur C.ark. Naw Jersey?T seabrook, Prineeion. fcvery bottle of Dr. Gourand'a Oosme'lra has I u name with the name of preparation and New York, blstvu on the fot.r aidaa. and his rnc simile engraved on die wrappees ?f the Poudrea Bubiilre. None other are genuine (ft Ira" IMPORTANT WORK-. NOW in the enurse of publication, a Directory of Arts, Manufactures, and Mmei. contain tig clear eaposition of their prmciptea and practice by Andrew Use. M. D.,,K. R. 8, eet? etc. lUuatraUd with mi engravings. This Tia, ungues ionably. the most popular worn of the aindever published, amlab ok moat admirajjy adapted to the wants o teach Capitalists, wha inay be dcsiraus of placing their funds in soaaa productive branch of industry, to select, ludieously, MM plausible claa nanla 8thly. To enable gentleman ol the Law to baa -one acq,tainted with the nature of thoae patent -hemes whi.h area* apt I* give r we la litigation, gthly. To presenf t Initiators et-eh a clear ev-oeitioa of the staple manufacturers, as may diisn-ide tnrm from anactiag laws, which obstruct industry, or rhsnah one branch of it, to the injury of others. Aod lastly, to give the general reader, intent, chiefly on intellectual cultivation, views of many of the uobl at achievemenu of Bcienee, in affecting iboae grand transformations of mnitor to which Great Britain and the United 8tates own their paramount wealth, rank, and power, among the nations of the earth. The latest statistics of every importndt object of Manafhature are given from ths best, and usually, from official aathority, at the end of each article. 1 he work will be printed from Ihetd Loodon edition, which sells for >11 a copy. It will be put m good paper, in new bre fitr type, and will make etMui Mas iifo. pagee n win d* m?Ufd in ?l *emi monthly numb*ra, (in eoreri) at M eaataeaeh, payable oa delivery. (fij~ To amy him tending u? Ire dollar* at one time, iaad rat.ee, wa will forward tha number*, by mail,pc?tfnid,M*ooa aa thay com* from theprrm To callable afraf*, thii afford# a rare opportunity, aa we aan pat lite work to them oa teraia eitraordrnarily faromble. la e?ar> mannfbe luring towa,*ad arary Tillage, throughout the United fltatm aad Canada, aubernbera mat be obtained with the grea'eet friettitr. 4ddreee.,oet paad. La Roy ftotuierland. ltd.Fulton at. NewYork. To ever/ editor who gNee tkia adrortiaamaot ratire twrlte i marrtioar, we will forward, to order, one copy of the whole wora^iwoTid-d the papere ooalainim Una aotiee be aaat la I he i New York Watahntea. Wow York flk 'w.' J k.WKLRV,?,?;-!?,i?r Fruit kama, UiU Watch tiuiTl haiM, gilt watchea, gilt aid jet hnir-p'ne; fcrorum, P*"".Wen?t fine. rpllir.a, lu. of th- aeweat pattern#. rf f'? e,dered and made for thia markal, jaat loeeiTed and O r.?f mta, at leaooa.bte pneer.by kcKHARDT It MEHK, _ u N MaiJe-laaa, kc.eoid b> K. SIMPSON, I Aelor Haaaa, Brotdwaa, f ha U pa the beet ariMsW, and Hih aienaar lb k.) otutr bo?-? n the United SOiee^ THEN* H It TONE WAKE. Pataelaio. Blot ar White. PlaUi lat aisc pardon $1 M ft a# do St do l 74 as CO a do 1 M It to 4tk do 1 W 13 da ah do *8 Coeer Duh, 1 H it Sauce I ureen fid Stand, IK M Tea Cape ?od S.ucere.pcr doi.Stpa. 1 90 PlUhcra lat liu, 1 15 IS da ad do 1 ST da *d do 1 ia a* do 4re far fine Table utltry, in *ela or donna mU Itn' R. SIMPSON 8 Actor Hruae. I AANitRUFK or loot of hair ia oauaed by a taoruiu or ob |inKW? "IT IIKU ?r illy scalp and h:?lr w,th uouri* nra in coseeouriire of whieh lite perspiration become* trick ?ed lauimy. awl tri? en ted or ramovid whora it already ii*r* The follow my 'crtiftcite ie aeltelcd, wliioa fftAciantljr proveei'* et-t. aoi dinar y Tir'ua.? Meaarv. A. B It dandc?Oentl'-mea Aa aetof jaatlee to you ear Dr. Jayae, I seud you tliia c?t t fi 'ate to inform vou of ihe invaluable rem fit my wife liaa received from ilia uae of L?r J'yre'* Hair Tonic She lost not onlt her entire lie*d if hnir, but her eyebrow* also and after n ying Balm of Columbia and va-ioua other remedies, w itli uo bemfi.. the uaed Dr. Jay hi'a Hair Tonic. She uaed two bottles before we c uld I discover the hair had started, and coaunruei: g with the third it started to *row out fijely,and in a lew weeua har head and oyeb owa we-e eovered with a third grewtk ol fi e bltak hair belisr than the h'd loa'. I think it was eutirrly prodnccd br the us* of the Tonic, and we uld recommend it to all who ueed a similar i emedr. I ruly your*. JOHN N. JACKSON. Piejmred only by Dr. D.Jayne, S9 Sonib ?d street Price $1 nodal w hole i.tie and retail by A. B St D vANOS.droggrpti 71 Fulton, corner of O .Id street, and 100 rultoo strrei; alej soldoy Abraham B.Bauds kilo.. No S73 tLoadway, curio r of Chamber street; David Sands k CO., No. 77, &a*t Brotdwav rlt l OREMfUM RaZOR I'KuP?First Pr mum ?a-award-" a td by th* American loaiituti, at the late ra w^li as each precardiac Fair, to lieorge Saunders, 163 Broadway, tor the best Raaor Strop. Toe Meta ic Tablet, invented by U Sauidere, baa keen established for the last twente-five years, and certificated by the first gentleman of the onuntry. It produce* athin a-'d imutn ed.-e on a razor witn m m certainty than it can be dune oe a hone iu a tenth part of the time, without the me of oil or wale-?which my person caa prove by bringing a dull razor a hating it put iu order on oueiof lha Tablets, 161 Broad mlt In' DOCTOR FAWChTT" Member of the royal college ?r t urgeona of London and Edinbur.h. and of tlie Medical Coil ewe of lL.la I.irtkih Pi.nfinoa hi* nrariiPA In a a?lf>At Krinuk *nf th* piofiMoa. "IfMlllirptl ue togethir with all thoee other had symptom* which uudemiue the eouatitution and lap the foundation of premature oreay either from maltreatment or any other cauae In euih tereoee the ?M>-tite ia generally defectire. and the relish for life nlmoet subdued. Hie mode of treatment ia uuireraally admired, hie nudicioea biting pleasant to the taste aud ernel!, cently astringe* the ftorta >1' the itomach, and girei that proper tensity what a good dicealiou req tree. Hi? treatiee on coietitational or nerroue debility, afforde tery txteoaive obeetrattona on sexual debility, emrnal wrakueae.and impoteney, brought on by delutirt habit*. all ite attendant symptoms physiologic* ly explained. Thi-'work can be obtained at hie office, in Fulion itreet. wheie the Doctor can be coneulted at all heure of the day aid night. Lettcre (pott paid) will rectire immediate altcatiou. m lm* CHEAP HARDWARE STORE rdK Snheerib-r ia now opening hie Soring euip'y of HARDWABE It CUTLER t, received per late aiVirala, from Birmingham and Sheffield. Together With a general at ortment of Domestic Good*. whi-W he ie prepared 10 offer at the rerp LOWEST CAS11 PRICES. 11m attention of Country Merchant*, Bnildern, Cabinet Makers, Ac., ie aolicited to on examination of hieatockaod pric a ae h- ia confidant they will And tt lo their inhere t to ihrorkim withacall. ALFRED F. LAORATK. to Greenwich comer Barclay. New York. A reguler (apply of FALL RIVER CUT NAILS, and Cooper* Glue. Also?a complete assortment ol Mechanics Toole, James Mcrtws, Ac. mil ?m* GENUINE FKMALE MONTHLY PILLS. MADAME COSTKLLO'S 17EMALR MONTHLY PM?L ie acknowledged by the fl-et F Phyeieiane an the United Slates ae the yenr beet medicine that Indies laboring under a auppreaaioa of their natural illness can take, and they very seldom fail to relieve when taken according to the directions Thoee who call for them will beauoplied wi h taerrircular,containing amplediiectioiw. ood oil the tmeauii"ne a-ceaeary lo be observed in toeir use Advice F?tt Litpenard nwc, tni 1 CAUTION TO FEMALES. SO VARIOUS and desperate are the evpedi'at* retorted to by igoor.nt, though impuJeot pretender*, with the object of imposing upoa female#, lh?t Mr dame Keriell derm# hrrrell called apon to them on th'irguaid. One expedient u. to nut ap a mieeiahle eon,pound, and forthwith to call iteeouine Female Monthly Pil v," with the nop* thercb, to effect #ate for them on the reputa.ion ecqiired hy Mademe Htatell'e Female Monthly Pill*, aud the peraoa attempt it.g their aale, all# herself, (thebetter to deceit* the public)a"uiadame" or a"lemalc phxeici .B," Fad imitation# of the genuine All "Female Monthly Pi la" are counterfeit# eieept thooe obtained at Madam* Reitell'e Office. See advertisement headed Counterfeit Female Monthly Pill#- ml itn* PUBLIC NOTICE?I MPOK'l'A.vr TO FAMIi.Ie.8I Eavioo# reputation seem# toepread in consequence of my ca#h system and immeuse roductioi in pricee; (till famili## may depend upo punctuality .ail de.patch, aod 1 Pcskakill. Wash Mloa of Poughksapaie. Due hem 01 Hyde Paik. Sylph and Wave of Mobile, George Stewart of DouiaTiHc,dtc. ftb I* 1 w* UAVANA nfcGARS -P1CABIA fc MAI^ZANELMJ, 4* tl Liberty lUteC near Nassau street, offer for (ale the following lea (#0 La Norma 8oaars,l*? quality, very superior tea,'. 00 Diaaa do do do do 100 (00 .Noriega and Esporaata do do oo.ouo Regalia df Diaaa, Es-neroand Aquila Brando 80 000 Trabucoe and Caimnea Diaaa. and do 100 0?0 Trick, Amniatii and Principe, cheap. The whole cutitwd to dabeature, and in Iota to auit purrha "12,000 CASES IN A YEAR. U8K the right meehoine and be cared Ye who are weary of Buffering from obstinate dieeaae. or any kind of we -kneaa of the uri ar> org ana, an d who in dismast and diaapiointment hare ahamtoaed all hopea of a care, are strongly turned, aa a laat raaort. to bare recourae to the hwily celebrated Doctor Cherry'* Astringent Plila." whaoc failure in remoelug the disheartening eompla'at ia unknown j more than (0,(00 buiea hare barn aold ia New Vork aleoe. and not one case I failure ha* been relatad to aay agent selling them. Ma* *ueh a fact occurred from th* u*t of any other med-e-ne? Anewrr, ye that uffer. la female complaint* ansira fro-a general weakarta, tbey atand high ia the miada of hundred* of lemalea. on* whom ill a letter of thank*, c It* than th* female heat fnard. Sickn-??, or general waaliag'ol Ike body Iroin any tiuw. are apeadily ameliorated, or ia a short time curat. For graret, lore of control of the bladder, pain In the back from dioeamof the kidney or prootrati glaoda. tkear pilla are prc-emiaantly successful. J. O Y AT.wholcaal* agent. New York. Retailed at No*. 78 and too Falloa at; Broadway, cor. of Char her* at; Church, cor of Chambai* *t; (I Bowery, corner ?f Walker 77 Kaat Broadway 37* Markrtat. fliilai elphia, 4 Maiden lane, Albany 45 North Main at. Providence, and 188 Washington at Boaton. Piicegt ,0* Alao, Dr. Peett'a Eradicator, celebrate J for itaepeedy and certain cur* of one diaaaae. fit lm* GOULARD, Front at reel, 1*8. up-uaira, offer for aal* the tallowing 9KOARS? IS*.oo* Regaliaa, Kiondm and Matherry. 350,0*0 Common *iae laiaualny Mioudaa, Matherry, and Ugeuuidad brands. 50,ao? Coagrcto Kionda. 10*. 0*0 Canonw and Trabucoe. Noriega, aid Iayeutudad brand*. S'O.aaa Of othar brand*. 60.000 Priaeipea, all eolitled to debeatora *0 Boia* Her ana Sweet Meata. 11)0 Bo?e? Ola Chateau Mtrgrau Wiae at In Daenxnii barotofore (listing under the name of UUBL^Ifl It CO., m thia day dissolved by mataal coa*rng._ J. tlUBLBUT. AMOS SMITH. New York. Feb. 1Mb, IMS. NOTIC fi?The buaiaee* will be rou'inued by HU RL BUT broni( ih? old Hied T Woll otroot, New York, ond M State (treat. Hartford Cobb., where all package* moot bo direeled, fare of Hurlbot kdCo Kipreao." fit pRiCSlr.SfS-fRElENfir^the moot ..inkle ut a^ 1 reptabl* prooeat for youth w M'rry'e Muoema forlltl. aeertl* bound ib cloth, eeataiainf 100 inmrjn|i, oeeeral of which are beautifully colored, II i?gee of Muiir, ?ad Me pa icfofreadiat matter by the real frterPtrl.y Price Si. THE CHEAPEST A NO BEST Periodical for Youth ie Robert Merry'* Maeeuai. edited by the real Peter Parley It ieioeued ib moBlhly aunaheru ol *1 page* eaeh, making Mt pageo per year, and ie ambelliahed eriih 1*0 ee naore * eiaga audi* p of teueie. Tarma.Bl only, la adeance? BRADBUR Y.SODEN fc Co., idt et. uoit School it .Boatna. _ _ t|* Ira* BANKKU r*T LAW. PRVTLtMtrt wiehing to be dwrharred frost their debt*. V* under thte law. are melted to ralleaW SKIDMORC, Attorney at Law, 71 Nama (treat. All ether kiade of lew buMaeee alee attowdet to. Charge* moderate. O* to' jrSH. LlATlj) L. aOtrlKN, be* r them as a Hotei,?ituated at the corner of i caaif N*me regis* and Keurteeoih *tr*e?. Th- House hai bora th?aa;ti>y repaired and uewl jr furuuhe J. and no tape** km beeasptrcdio foru.ahinr ike house to m to readmit el'gaat aodc mfortable AcU>e ni.d c?retui alters hare been employed the takle wilt he supi l ed Willi all the luxuries U Ummimm lk? market affords th-ir wines and liquors. taev DeUeve will please the moat iui iduus tastes. no WIM *i 1 be spared 10 uolir those who eta t house comfortable ;a?d their charges hiving heeu irdured, ih-l h?pe will Score aa inducement to all persons visiting the city to give iheae a call. Its loeatsaa nth; ntaal faohioaahla part of the citr. and iti pvog'mity Utw President's Home sua the Public I flics, render ita da.irabl* stopoiug place fo' psrsoos visitint the city eithaeosa bnnmeanui- jdeasura Fiom the ceust, union of the jinull I t ie peculiarly xl y'ul for the eecuirm daiiou of famiajaf larlen llh h-d rootni ttdjvtuing. When Uiie natal was fann?rty oci upied oy the present pro pristars. it eogayrd aa eitouilv* a pelr.uege ofb th f shio noble ueraoae add men of bauuesaaa an> other hotel in the eityy and by aaraand atla J-oa, wHh a de.ire to ple.se all who may fai dr th m with a call, they h?pe aga n to etrn it *agoa, wini|r to and Iron ihe H make attempt to pealm off worthleee articles ia place rf Skerman's Loaengaa, which hare dona so mack eoervbu* diaeaaee, and never an ioeiaace known of failing to do all that 1* cltinwdL GREAT AND SMALL, aih and lew, unite in recommending them to all who need a e^.U-urr-mdie?rERoyMEN have announced their virtue* from their pulpit*, and amulet their congregation*. have recommended them to their petienta, whea their akill had failed le five relief, OLD AGE eoftened to boyhood, and their declininr year* made comfortable and happy, br uaing Sherman'* Lozeuge*?al w.ijr* aak for Sherman'* Lozenge*, and lee that yon gel them?they alone will cur* you. Or. Sherman'* Warahou** i* at 1M Naa*au (treat. Agin'*?11*and 171 Broadway, 1M Bowerv; 77 Kaet Broadway; H7 Hudaon it; M William *1 reel. New York; M and 138 Fatten itreet, Brooklyn Redding, 8 Bute it, Booton; Buieei*, ta Beulh Third **ro*'. Philadelphia. fll DRTIXUREL. 1081 CANAL 8TKKET, near CHURCH. ?Now ao well known in thi* city rorverv many grit and ezlr**rdi*ary cure* he ha* pe.fumied. in all eaiee ordrlicate

THE PUBLIC?$600 RK WARD.?The lite repeated rumort and reports which hire been ao wide y and iadustrioualy cirrulaled that Andrew's celebrated Combination Lock Km been opened or picked, and which Ihuafar hare been disregarded as unworthy of notice, ire beginning to assume a oharacler oleome plausibility, by which means many apright men hare been deluded to give their sanction aud count* nine* toeuch reports The American Bank Leei Compwiy therefore, with Ihe view of teetiog the question ia a w ay to put the matter beyond contradiction, hire decided to place one of Andrew's Combination Locks npoo an iron safe enclosing^ certified shock for fire Hundred Dollars, which amount ah, 11 betne reward of am person who may open or pick the Lock. This check ia certmad and drawn, pat able to the order of O J. Cam mean, Esq., Cashier of the Merchant's Bank ot this city, who retains the key of the Lock, and to whom rtfereuce u mad*. It ia preeumed that the public banks and officers of hanks caa be satisfied byte fair, opea, and honorable tret, none other is wanted,and wnicn bold attempts hare been muds to practice by aria of chicanery and trick (which will be eipoeed ifil becomes aeeeeeary) upon the credulity aud ignorance of men whose names would not be allowed if they had been aware ol Ike deception The American Bank Lock Compau by ihia mode only aeek to eatabliah the iaf edible security of the Combioatioo Lock, which hie thue far withstood every teal, and hu laved nnaeroue banke from robbary and rein. In doing this. however, they disclaim any inteation of makia* war upon other Locka. their buaiaam betas to prevent au effectual barrier io Bank Bug lam. The Cheat wilt remain evpnied in the Kaehanne Heading Boom, for two aaonlha from thu date. WAD8WORTH k HMITH, jttBm Agents of the American Bank Loch t/a. NOTICE TO BUYERS OF CABINET FURNITURE. 'pHE auhaartbar would invite the attention of Ihoae wwhf ngte purchaae articles ra the above buetoeee, to his establishment, where I* to be found a rich assortment of Banewood and Mahogany Furniture, of French and other pa Kerne, aome sf which art not to be fuund elsewhere, beiof entirely anginal. Also, handaoma rich hilt (vorniee* for windows, rules and Rings together with Damasks, Galloon* and Tantela, and every article attached ta eurtaias, which wMJ be made in the latest aty la from patterns lately received. N B Particular attention pai i to the fi Ung up of OttomxiM, Fire Screens, end ether fancy erticlee with embroidered la-nUT?^ WASHINGTON HKEKB, dlMm III Brondway. neat the Heapitnl. DR. MORRISON. N?S2!Ja,v% ..WK^SMMet&K delicate nature, and all those dMliaeeuw Urn t unaa quant pa injudicious treatment and the imprudent nae af quack medicines Dr. M. has had an aapervence ot M y ear* io treat a del male diseases ta all their various and com plicated forma. uaen a mild, oaf*, and infatuate aahotitute for mercury, tradic?Cwi( the Venereal virus witheartainty.witliout sulQecting the patidnt to any risk.ar restricting him ia his usual dial ar pursuits, whit* kin medietnaa are agteenbla ia Uala nod ToNSTITUTIOWAL DCBILITT -Thousands of young men are saw*nag from the consequence* ol luduijcnc* in a ecret daatrwctivn habit, and whose nerve* ar* further mjnred from the as* of nostrums and pretended ap- cities, which timulate aulr ta indue* greater depression Dr M areata an purely pathsfogical principles, and neear fails ia raiabliaainf a eur*c*l*o the moatsbafiaal* yield to hi* plan of treatmeut (,?tter* past paid, and containing a nuitaaia fee. will taaura the eorrearoadaut Ml advice and medicine to any -part af ova Unaaa. by his gmaga biatory of hia ease in detail. WK^I WMi F niton UlLTU PLATI^-WM. TH(JISt)N. li* tfiineanairvti O tontina to meootarture tilerr Ware of *?i rj description, of the latest patterns sad hai now on haa?he??, eupa, waiters, forks, K>w>n, of iwh a* well a* sftfe plainest sti lea. The whole or the?e artie es .betof to*oefartnrsd apsa I eve prrtniaea. from eterliew aieer, a* tain* ar ftraat will to spared to Mm beaat j of tto worli lasttitof 11 *a? 0AL,-Th* uhterttor offers lor sale, at redo?.e?sd pricW Jacob Valentine, a youth of about is an, -a. biought to tor ho*e laat f.V apyMoS?, K^'tS called on u,? to-day, and a tat a. that lie hae beau the an imt M aodeiaifned. ha?e win tiit Church. JOHN PF.I K. Aetntof the Home M'aeton Bociety. JACOB MROUKER, I'aaior if the N?rlh Baptiat Churchy J09KPH ANDKaI'E, Roman Caluolic Prieet if St. Peter'e Church. Numeroua certificate* can keieee ?tl Ofite. N, B?Prepared and aold oitt-v by Dr. J. KKANCI9.Ni). lb Barclty ilrni, Na? York Q(3- Artificial Eyea iuaertrd, eqtal ia appearance I ha natural. ml' l mdfcw TO THE PUBLIC. rPHE aubecriber having cmnidettd and p t m opera i-.n bam A aewly inventedCotton and H?y Pre.*. of- now make uae of Raw P?et. Turf, or Meadow iMnd." n.ir e? m (tract manure, ocr moulding i%'?d from the fi.uudrie*. n r tho a?he( from hard e al, aa article* compound, nr auy other material that if not in ittrlfa valuable manure Thee.* npaar have determined to Broke an oriole which the farmer* and rardeneri can tare no reasonable ground to c, No. 366 Fulton e'reet. Brookly nt r at the office of the company. No. 43 Liberty atreet, New V orb. Letter* by mail. p"?t pali ?ddrr*?ed to The Lodi .Manufacturing f'o? boa 8IK, Poet Of fiee. New York," will be fortnwith attended to. aud room wtehiug to *eeure manure* at a given time, may give vtdera IB advance and the compauy will reaerve them. wt lind* DENTISTRY. 11TM, THORN, DENTIST. *o'icit*lh* attention of 11mm v V who wear Artificial Teeth, and thoee wno may r qiiru them, tobia method lef supplying the Maxillary family via. the Teeth. Knowing that then ia a disaxrveabl* ta.te m the month of thoee who indulge io aeiJ*. resulting Irom the arfioa of the acid on the Uoid Plat*. I a all ca.ee that admit of it, m insert* teeUCfront one to a complete aet^w.thrat uaing oue pan. tiele of metal of any description. t4 Chambere ?treet. Hln' NO. 4 FECK BMP. TYR. CARPENTER continue* to be eoniolted, a* a?-*I,?t Lf MnoideataMiihod office 4 Peed alip, iuail tho?- dr'icato, rompl ieated, or neglected diaeas**, which have baffled thn kill of tko*e ineompeteat, or leaf experienced in curb c .vecm Be particular in the aa rue *ud aumber?the Peck Slip liepeuaaryT DOCTOR oARPENTkB ft*aw* t?LOBIL>A FUNDS? Union Bana and Mourhern TruaC V bought at N. SlBTARE'S, llW.lt atmet United State* Bank note*. Iliinoik do, Michigan, ludiaaa* IITnoi* Bmdp.b ugbt andkild. mIT pOtt SALE.?IMtoa* boot Oarthfhier Pig I roc?1715 sack* Liverpool Salt, on board ahip k-lard, daily expelled IB arrive, and for *alo by ou)yER fc MeMUBRAV I* 14 im Pine sircetT"^te.ti^^5Ste!i?vsag6ft mreappointed them tnear are prepaqd to funwill gfort notice, upon the moat reasonable tcrme. i ourtfr u4 CyUedor Machine#, with Art or steaan dryers, and err a* mm ahmee ipgiie paper ia the web aa it leatea the dvyrra. M| ?bt| wgi by any other egtabliehment inthi* country. A tuyc nurat ?r IS how in operation in many ?f the boot roilli.to tun nl?ni|| nttSflE ItliBOOKB.raiwrWarehonM, jMHw *C' r (Wp presaion. lac, ie Mich aa to require out a few day* for etrtaa* relief and perfect recovery. Ladiea deeirmg (roper met ical attendance duriug confinement or other itK.w-eitMW will be accommodated duriug euch time with prieate ma!jw epectable board. "Preventive Powdem" for marred tadfan whooe delicate or precarioua health forbid# a toe rapid iocrewn of family, will be eeat by mail to any par of the UailH "'.'aten. Price M a package. All letter# (poet paid) add rawed t "bed M. pTY. elty,' will be reeetred. Boeton Office No. 7 Eeici at. N B.?Ma feme RerieH would inform ladiee raeidiag tit (f the city, whoee health would aot admit of travelling,! bat aba wonld devote her ptieoaal etundanee upon them a any pelt of the United State# within reeeonable lietance, ftldfcwf COUNTERFEIT. FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS. nWTHO to the celebrity, efficacy and invtriable eucceaf of U Madame ReeteH'c Female Monthly l ire in all c wee of irregaiarity. eapaveaaioa. or etoppaga of thoee fanc'imiy a# nature eptu which the health or every female depen. taw their introduction into the United Ntatea.now about fore 'ire* counterfeit* aad imttatioaa are continually attempted to bo palmed off for the genaiae. Cheap common pile are ;.irehn eed at twelve eeata a boa, put up in diluent bote*, auj called "Female Monthly Pille." with the object ofi'tliug. if pxuuhie, at one dollar. Female# are therefore erjtiou?d wains! thean attempt* to impose upon mem. i( suuiciem nere iian that all female Monthly PWIs are counterfeit*. except 'Jmm Rid at Madame Hest ell's Principal CMBre, its fireeuwichgL rw York, and No. T Kseev *tr*et, Boatoa. Price $1. Madame KeeteU'e signature ia written oa the cover of each N B. The married .under eome eireumatancee,roust abstata from their oae for reaeoa* contained ia the direction*. fH ditwlm* TO MARRIED LADIES. B/TADAME RE8TELL.'R PREVENTIVE POWlt.Rm, i'i These invaluable Powders have been universally ia Europe, but Prance la particular, for upward* o, t .irty yean, a* well a* by thousand* ui this country, a* being thu only mild, safe andcAracton* remedy for married ladirt hasp health forbid* a too rapid taerease of fa* ily. Madame Reetu??a of ^tle iadiapoeitoona eapecialty of marned female#?a htrh, m .led to the dieofcvery of her celebrate! -'Prvventi.r I'owdera." Their adoption ha* been the r.eaa* of pnoanin* not only the health, M even Um life of many as afltctiooat' wtfh and fond mothor. 4 The advertiser freling the importance of this anbVct, to* vtimatiug the vast breed!* remitting to ihouaaada by thov itoptkm. wwild most reatwetfully arouou the alt ration ?f tk* lurried, by ail that U.ey hold near sad dear.t cicoaottft don. Is it not wis* and virtuon* to prevent;?il sto who h M? are subject, hy simple and healthy uieau* within ear eot irol t l*?IT aiapanioaio, Tinuou, wi rniij n"ii?a mi no ?m* braitaUo.lp mwfr a the afftrmatira. Trw it til tHtt ntdaaa Haatall rmniKadi cr a??r rarommtndnd. Price tM dotlaia apacha|ia.aeeoinpaaiad with full tad particular I irontMM Thejr can ba fo. warded by mat* to Mir part oflhr IM^ *t?l"_ All lotUra nut br uoat paiJ. aud addr- ">Do MADAME BIUITK1.1iF?mIi riinicim. Principal IM Ofaanwteh tlracl. New Talk. Offiea honrt from lA.N to o'elh P M. Bnaton aMet No 7 Kaact at. flldfca?i?,_ PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS, M. PI BOItDttoQfflJif. D^L*ia??V, P#RTVtlAI4, rPHE aciaabkt cam tarnation of wwkiM of whW than* A PW art coopotad, Ka? am ado then tKa wondar and i danration of (ht worUI. Tin., a to known all orar Loropa to M Ujnrr preparation trar liocoaarad that haoproaad n.rariwKr im ill prtdueinf the monthly Inma Thar aortaiatH Maa.baiM tuck that than awat not baatoddunucpaa. aa SrthouJJ ?3d aafa/air^lthT. thap ara a^tiSTaractioua hart tha ?wntt?r? ?l^r MKLVlAC, aatWrraa* Sy ?H?i?3STr'VKJK aftW ?RI moot withiainadiatr attention Sold bp appoint ir>otit Prick. d2fbora, No half boaaa act bp MadL ???w op rVBLUHBD DAILY BT IBBII BOROOI BBIIIVV, No. tl ANN STREET. HiiiU>-l?nM?T?ri morale*?M? mnm wr vm. DoenWy tnbacntor* ftirsMM MM rHo, wr hit ?p*cifle poriod. m roaitUnoo l? lirwi*. I*? pop*r i?ot. nnlnu gmM la Waui m>?AA*?l?oo4 *??ry fc Mortar on?irg!? *^JmiTii TI is?. *fnin ihimiii vTr?|aMi4llD jMMIMi