The New York Herald (New York [N.Y.])
March 20, 1842

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1 TH T?l. TU^-lg, 364 ?Wtoli 303 Vtw LINK OK LIVICRPOOA. PACKKT8 To Mil Croat Nc# York on ttw *5th, *uii Liverpool on the llln ??4 ualL a Mm m Faow New York. r 8hie RO8CIU0, Captain John Cotlin*. tfth March. 8Up MPDON&CuiUin E B. Cobb, *5th April Skip SHERIDAN, Captain F. A. Depeyote*. asih May. ShipOAKKlCK, Cai.laiti Win. hknidy, lath Jul*. From Lirraroet.. Up SHERIDAN,Captain K. A. Deneyater, 15th March. Ship (JAJIRICK,Captain Win. Skidd), 11th April. Ship ROSCIU8, CaptaiuJohn Collina. 13th May. hip 81DDONS, Captain E. B.Cobb, nth Junr. Tbeeeehipe are all of the firat clart, upwards of iooo torn,built M the city of New York,witli each improvement* aa combine great epeed with uaueoal comfort for pHsarnpera. K.rcry c-ira 'kaa been t aken in the arraiiKemen t of the tr accommodatioaa. The priceof paaaaaehcnce ia itt)0,for which ample atoiei will be mrided. Theae ahipa are commanded by experienced inaaten. who will tnake crery exertion to give general aaliauc Neither i? eaptaina or ownen oftheae ahipa will be reeponai Me for any lettera, parcel*or packageetent by tkeu, unleoe re jralar bit la of lading are ?ikwJ therefor. The ahipa ol thialiue will hereafter go armed, aad theirpeen iareooatrni lion givea them accunty notpoeaeoaed by any other kntaeaaeU of war. vs... .i..w?.t-?,-u WM It JAS. BROWN k fco? L.rerp^ol Lettera by the packeU will be charged I8t cent, per eimrD ahaat: to eenU per ounce, and newepapera 1 rent each. mt KUH NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINK OF FACKETS m m m m For ike better accommodation of ehippere, it ij iotrn.lrd to deapalch aahip from thia jiort on thelat.tth, 10th. 15th, loth -..J lRHv of each month, commencing the 10th October, and continuing until M?y, when regular day* will be appointed lot the remainder of lite year, whereby treat delayi and diaap Bioffmenta will be prevented durio?' (He maimer month*. Tin llowing aliips will commence thu arrangenuat hip YAZOO, Capt. Cornell. Ship OCONEE. I apt. Jackson Ship MISSlSSIPPLCapt. Hrltiard. Ship LOIMSVILLE, Cant. Hunt. Ship SHAKSPEARE, Capt. Miner. Ship UASTON.Cnpt. Latham. Ship HUNTSVILLR, ?apt. Mumford. Ship OCMULOEK, Capt I.eavitl. Ship NASHVILLE, Capt. Dickinson. Ship MEMPHIS,Capt. Kuiglil. Ship LOUISA, Cant. Mulford. Theie ahipa were all built in the city of New York, ezprrnly for packet*, are of a light draft of water, hare recently been well coppered and pot in stileudid order, with accommodation* fer pMaeuger* unequalled for c? nfort. They are eommaaiied hp experienced masters, who will make every exertion to gene general satisfaction. They will at all time* ba towed up and down the Mississippi by steamboat*. Neither the owner! or captain* of theie ahipe will be response bt* (or jewelry, bullion,precious stoues, silver, or plated ware, or lor My lettera, parcel or package, acnt by or put e board of tana, unlee* regular billa of lading are taken for toe tame, and the value thereon ef For freight or uaee age. apply to E. K. COLLINS It CO M South ?t.,or JAMES E. WOODRUFF, Agenl in New Ovieeoo.who will promptly forward all goods to his address. The ahipe of thi* line are warranted to sail punctually as ad| vertiaed, and great care will be taken to have uie good correct tor m roamed. mS .nit KOkUk AWd NEWARK. CMfca \a*1 Tl Fart refluend to MS cants. From the foot of Courtlandt street, New York(Every day?Sunday excepted.) Leave* New York. Leave Newark Att A. M. Att P.M. At 9 A.M. At it P.M. It do 4 do (do 31 do 4( do 10i do S do T do 13 do ON SUNDAYS. From the foot of Liberty etreet. Leave New York. Leave Newark. At A M.aadjt P.M. At 1 P. M. and io P.M. NEW KORK, El.IZABETHTOWN, KAHWAY AND NEW BRUNSWICK. ji* 11.? rpdktcs^ From the foot of Liberty atroet.dailT. Leave New York. Leave New Brunswick. At 9 A.M. At Tt A.M. 41 F. M. 1 P. M. SOMERV1LLE stage* connect with thaae 1-nta each way. F?re between New York and SomerviUe. S8 cents. Do do Now Brawwiok, Tt aenta. Her way, Meant*. Ekthbetbiown, 23 een'*. The fare in t^a Tt A. M. train from New Branewitk, and t| PM. train from New York, has been reduced between New YorMnd New Branewick to M cento. and Rah way U *T| The Pniladelphia mail I in* pmN through NowBi uni with Tor Now York eveey evening at I o'clock. Tithe Tt A.M. trip from Naur Bniuawiek ia cmit? Puaengrra who procure their ticket* at the ticket office,re Carre a ferry ticketgratia. Ticketaare received bp theconduetof aelvoa the day when purchased. febll .aTBrSFREIGHTS FOR THE WE^T ANXJ SOU 1H, From PHI LA DELPHJA via '""iKVKS BALTI' Freight* fortkeW.st yd Booth will be for vr (led drily from tJie transportation iffice ef the Company, No. 1 Hock at TPW Philadelphia Merchants are reaprctfullr informed that all goods eoc igard to the company vm all be forwarded with the utmoat dispatch to any point wet oraonth. Freight reachci Baltimore the nmi dry it leave* Philadelphia The wail line for lh' west end south leave* Do V etreet dsHv^at^haJf-past six o'clock A.M. by it earnbeat ROBERT Passenger* will raich Baltimore at o'clock, two lioura previousto the departure of the train* for the southwest. W. L. A8HMEAD, A gent. Philadelphia, March*. IHt. wit lm RAILROAD NOTICE. MARKET AND FREIGHT LINE. MMLOBB-flhuSA NEW BRUNSWICK AND NEW YORK rrHE NEW JERSbY Rai'rnad and Transportation t-'omi. pany have eatablifh'd a Fr.iglit Line between New Rrunswick and New York, which they intend to run peimaoeatly. Laeviog New Brunswick at t A M. daily, (Sunday* excepted) and the foot of Liberty street. New York, at 3 P.M. To countiy dealers aud merchant* the above line la very da sirable for the speedy and cheap conveyance of merchandiae of every description, and more particularly to Drovers and Dealam in Lift Stock, who can hava ISO head of cattle conveyed between New Btuoawick and New 1 ork, the sauie day, wheat ver required. The rates for the transportation of cattle, horses, mules, keep, hogs, Ac., and all othar kindi of merchifediac arc very low, nevn exceed.ng stria,boat price*. Merchandise sent by this linen not subjected to any extra charge in crossing the Nortn River. The Company have firted up a large atorehouae at New Brunswick adjoining Uie Railroad Depot, which will always he open for the reception of merchandise. Passengers, purchasing their tickets at the tieket office*, willreeeav* ferry tickets gratia. mil 3m* FREIGHT AND PASSAGE TO PITrgBURG. BINGHAM'S LINE. The proprietors of Bingham's Transports lain Lin* to Pittsburg. gi?e notice to the Merchants of New Yotk, and all other person* s ipt-itg to the West, that their line is now in active Oiaiatton. (food* consigned to them (or seat to go in their Hits.) will be forwarded with despatch. Owners or shippers of good*, destined for the Western Btatee, who lave no agent or consignee al Pituhnrg. will -J.?- e,_i... II..;P In PVill&m who win attend to ihipt'ing all (uch eonaignmenta without WW. All food i ahould be narked diitiuctlr on each package binuRams line. For ratea of freight, which are aa low aa anr other line. Aptdy to VtM. TVSON, Ageut, No 8Weat atreet Oi iH.aite Pier No. a, n. H. N. B,?Peaaengera forwarded to P.Ualurg and Pot'arille, ovary day,Sundays excepted. Refer to K, Crookr, American Far Co.: I. T. Nieoll, Front itmt I help*, Dodge St Co. Fulton atreet; Suydam, Rage fcC'o.j Wm. Rankin, Dnryee It Co .Newark' ml 3m STATEN ISLAND FERRY. tfSfcCJ Foot of Whitehall atreet "SeTeeSr^TATKN ISLANDER or 8ASTsONniII run aa followa until further uotiea Laarea Staten (aland Lcceee Whitehall At a o'clock a.M. At o'clock a.*. "I# "II 14 U M F M 9f M. M I" N. B. A'l gooda ahippad are required to be particularly marked and are at the rack of the ownra thereof. ol_ _ Fare Only I ft Conta. oMQdlI _ The acileadid and commodioaa ateaaaer ^kpwJMa^yaPA98A1C, Captain John Oatfy, being com^BimdBBaK.plet> It and elegantly refitted, wit I commence Mr regular tppe f?r the aeaaon, on Thursday, March 10th,? Jfoeiog aa followa:? Footol Barclayat .New York Centra Market, Newark. o clock, a. M. T? o'dock, a. m. 4 o'clock. P. M. i( o'clock P. M. F description Carrie 1 at rtry re'daced rate*. will !far? the font cow parkrt chip HENDRKK HUDSON, AMNkl afr'ain Morten, will bo daapctchad for London aa Boer.herragalarday. Ha rimcaaarlor actoanmodettone for E NE N DR. ALLEN'S BALSAM. OF Hnrehound, Civet wort find Fl?uri?f hoot, for Coughs, Colds, Consumption and I ivet Complaint ?Consumption i? a disease often secretly lurking u the svatcm for years before there id the le^it oomplaiot of the lungs. And in thif l*Kr becund y effectually, and ae c? rUnly as any other disease* Let not per -one delay tbe use ol medicine until their'uu;:* are sensibly affected, but indue season retort to Dr. Allen's Bals-im of Larerwort?thin medicine has proved even the Cooqueior of iTay sician#," for which all rnankiud will have abundant CJU*e to oless the h^nd of Providence? More than ltd) Physicians in this city now use this medicine in their practice. LIVER COMPLMNT riTRED-Dr. APea-Dear Sir I have used j out Balsam of Horehound. Liverwort and Pt*u rijy Rodin my pracice fjr ?ouie m >nths pis', and from the wonderful eff?ct it ha* bai, I am fully s-tisfted that it possesses very superior virtues iu the cure of Liver Ump aint ami b'onsu nptioa. I do strougty rccom r.cud it to the public and the Kacultv. R?m-cir.iiir. J. D. RICHARDSON, M.D Hudson. Augtsat l, ibm. WHOOPING COUGH ?1Thia i-'iif ii'prevailing very extensively, and ia awerping t-ff m mv onea. with very few da'a illu-ar. fareata should leairmber that Or. AIleu'a Balaam of Lirtrwort ia the only infallible remedy, aad li ra eared Ihuu-ande ol I.are daring ten a ya ra. Sold by VV A. Ta> lor, wh leaale agent, ?8 Barclay at E. M. Gnicn, 127 Bowery. eorutrcf G.'en I afreet Or Hart, corner of Broadway and Chambers atreet J. O. ft ay, at Milnor'e Drug 8' ore, comer of Broadway and John atrrct. ml5 In* DOe.8 NOT COMMON SENSE u.cU ua thai EXrfcC TORaTION ia tne m -at natural a? well aa effectual agent iu arreting and caring Pnl.i.ona y Di-evara He 'aim raya yea, beeau-e Ohatru tion ia either immrdutely or remotely the c me of ljtlai mation or Catur.hal ft'erere, producing croap consumption, and absceaa'i ol tha lungs, pain and a riticaaof the throat, brenrt, aider, or ahnul lent, bronchitis, exciting muci ua and perulent rccre.ioia. thereby clogging up the lungs, ao aa to n ore or le?a impede both reapiratisu and the free ciculati.n of the blood, raiuiig difficulty of brra.hiiig and asthma, t ltnr'sy, hoarseness, and foes of mire, dro|ay of the heari and cheat, rupture of b'ood verse's, and tdeed.rg from th- throat and lung* and ayi'ting of blood Torimore this obstruction I out which all theae alarming an J dangerous diseases originate, and to p>o luce a radical cure, nothing has ever been fouud equal to JAY.XE'8 EXPECTOKANT. It atauda uurirall.-d?it stands pre- mincut?try it, and you will be forced to acLnowledg that lie rirtuea have not.uor cannot be or-ri,aled that 'i sUuds far above and beyond the reach of competition that it is the only reaaouab'e, the only natural and ihe only ruly au cea ful ninth d of arresting and curiug disease! of thr pulmonary urgaue Bold in New York at wholesale and retail, hy A. B. St D. Stuide. Druggists, Nue. 79 and 11*0 ft'uitou Dai id 9a- ds St Co., N j. 77 E tat Broadway A B. Sauda St C o No. 273 Broadway. m!7 tm' DRS. SARGEANf AND MALLESON, PHYSICIANS and furgeons from I oudou and Paris. ara ia f constant attei dance lhrou(h> ut the day, at tlitir office, 89 Cedar atreet.aecoad door from Broadway, and may be eouaulted with the atricteat confidence in all caaea ol cither a mecieal or aurgical character. Dra Sargeaatand Maiteaon hare had moat attentive opportunities'?! obtaining and perfecting a thorough aud practical knowledge of their profession, having been in achre [rattier lor several years, both in ft ng'ai.d and France, aa well aa the United Mates; also attended for a number of years the Hospitals in Londouand Paris, a ndied and obtained their diplomaa under Sir Btnj tnun Brodic and the first phyatciana in Eug land. N.B. A aelect assortment of perfumery, and the most approved patent medicinea. mlo tm' PRIVATE CURE. f?OCTOR JORDAN'S SPECIFIC COUR9F.No 1-For C thr prompt cure of C? p or Oouerrt oer, Gleeta, ai d all other wethral di-chirgee, and his 9pe> ific C urve, No. 2, lor the complete eradication, and permai eat care of veeieieai disetse, without exposure, iucuuvenieure, or loaa of time. Each courae ia encloatd in neat tin case, comprising tvery meuicinc, Fein, anil req unit, cttr rrou ree euner lor internal or external use; and wlirlhtr ihe Mtln recent or old. a cure it guaran'red, if used as directed. Each pack iff alio coo aiua Dr. Jordan's private trettise.c died the Monitor, where, ia if full directions, with a plain difcription of the nature eymplomv, coneeqnences and treatment of secret'diaeaaee-.to which i* added much valuable information, rueful hintf, and imp..rUnt advice?removing all the difficnl'iea of enlflieatmeiit. The mice of Monitor ii fily centa one dollar rent poat paid, will nvure i'a reception. Tie ctirri No. I and t, are each $3. an I guaranteed?admirably designed lor reei den'a in the coiutry, being complete, compact, 'convenient and efficient Poet paid leIters covering tlie amount, hive prompt attenlio'i. Sold for the proprietor, only at Dr"g Store, If Marion atrcet.aecond door below Pnncf.seeond Mock eaet of Broadway. Marion atreet if a direct aontiturlion of Centre. wit lm' AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY FOR THE D LADIES. R A. C. CASTLE, Dentiat. 1ST Broadway, New Tork, has a Paste for tiding decayed teeth, whirlr, while it ia perfee'ry harmless in iu com-vaiUon, can be pot into the moat tender tooth, with which it becomes compacted mto oie solid body, m nutria.rig its original appearance and uae* without any p un whatsoever. Tie nioet painful tooth can be tl ui presertd The numerous testimonials from ladiea in the first society speak sufficiently as to i.srflirucy. Dr.A C.C. inserts artin cial Teeth without ligi urea ou the principle of atmcepherie prva?ure, guarsnteed 10 withstood Ihe effect! of ab lious acid stomach, and rre I rem fir ted odrra, Tocth tehe "Ilia, ons of which put in the troth will eff-ct a ra ical cure. Dr. A. C. C. refera ?e to hie profession *1 anil I to Dr. I.U. Johnson, Prraldent of ,he Medic >1 Society, Le Chevalier Don A Caldrroa de la Bares, Spanish Amb??a|or, Mr. Sioughtoo, Spanish Consul. Rtv Mr Lyell. Rev. Mr. Risar.m, the Profeaaora of the I'niverty e covered with a third growth of flee bl tck hair, better than she hid loe>. I think it was entirely prodneedby the use of the Tonic, and would recommend it te all who need a timilur remedy. Truly rours. JOHN N. JACK SON. Prepared only by Or. D.Jsvne, 39 South Id street. Price ft. Su'd at wholeiale ?nd retail by A. B 81D. SANDS,drug* gipte. 79 Fulton, corner of Oild street, end 100 Fulton street; also sold by Abraham B. Sanda It Co., No 373 Broadway, corner of Chamber strast; David Sends It Co., No. 77, Kail Broad way a?13 lar D R. H 0 R N E ptONTlNUESto be coneulledconfidentielly at kin office No. v tb Murray street. Btrangeraare respectfully apprisedthat Dr.Homo beinglegally bred to the Medical Drofeeeion in the city of London has been a practical member of the acid faculty of phyeie for 49 years, fo the last 31 in the city of New York. His practice from beiag general, he confines to a particalar branch of medicine, which enrages his profound attention. His eiperienoo in very great?his success ashtonishing. He cautions the unfortunate against the nse of mercury thousands are annually mercurialised out of Ufa recent affections, are, without mercury, extinguished in few days, See your caseseradicated,not retched np. The leaned Dr Bnchan.emphetically obeerreo?"Married persons, and persons about to be married.should be particularly cautions of those affections whata dreadful inheritance totraneaut to poo''Persons afflicted with protracted and deplorable eaaaa. need not deepairofa complete recovery, by applying to Dr. Home. A residence of 3B years in New York city, has established Doctor Hone's character aa a men of sterling honor, and based on foal respectability and skill. Dr. H. offers to his patrons a sure gun rantee. Dr. Home's offices are nnmerons, and patients never come in contact. Attendance until nine o'clock in the evening N OT1CE. ay- THOMAS O. HORNK, ton of the laU Dr. Oeotga T.Honie.respectfully apprises the public that he conttnnes his father's most successful practice et his establishment. No. 78 Murray street, and may be cocaultcd daily until f o'clock, P. M? Sundays excepted. mt In* DOCTOR BELL. fbOCTOR BELL devote* hie personal attention (daily until Lr p. M.) to thcremovmlof private diseaneois evavy Km All Buffering under protracted cases .aggravated or uieweaomnl !y treated by inexperienced orprftrndei)practitioner* tkooele boring under the see tractive effects of mercury er quack una trams, tad all who suspect the remain* of diooaoolunsagia tko system, may eoneult Dr. 1. always with a gnanatee of rwaOa Persons contemplating marriage, who have keep the seh &W deliejUdtooaJ.a.mayoouonTt 2r. Bell with LmcreM* eouffldeuce. Poet rain letters,deeertbing the eaae ef paeuouoet a distance, hav t his prompt attention. Dr.B.'s trsutaaeut aevst etposesto suspicion,and is well known to be safe and pcrsaa n- rrieata tfleN 4 COURTLANDT ITI1IT. twa doors(torn Broadway. mTla' MEDICAL AID. ALL those in need of medical aid of a certain drocriptioa. I should withoat r?i obtain a copy of a little book entitled the R? neon. with engraviaia. This little work wao written and published by Dr. Gregory, in 1631, in 1841, bo published a ecooo edili? n. will, many taluible improremeata aad altera- Hone; aid ia 1848, it h?e been Itill more Improeed aad enlarged. The engravings ate beautifully done, aad are accompanied wijfi suitable tvplanatonr remarks. The anlhor ie now la eitOMife city practice at 34 Molt itreet. nearly opposite the etoae church. Hie baring b> cu romtantly engaged in combatting diaeaeee of thie character for many years peat, enable* him to treat hiaaabjectnotonly theoretical y but practically correct. The patient ia here guided in the (election of rewedirf, according to the respective cirrumotancea and coaditioa of thie caae. The plea of Uie bookia to show tliaordjpar symptom* occurring in eoinmou caaea, with the beat method of cura. It then shows what other eymptoma may and dofrequently happen, with appropriate treatment and ramadiea to ba adopted in eane then* bad aymptom* abould occur. 'I he pi ice of the booh ia 54 cent*. Dr. Oragorr takea thin opportunity to reaiark. that ha ia rerjr frequently applied to nnder circumstances where the pa l tent sarins to be i altering which lead him into the belief that he heaaome litt'e remain# of the complaint still left, which shona itself occasionally. Buch ena'a as th>ee frequently pro** to be attended with stricture of thin fad, an well as thie nature of a a'ricturr,the patient had no idea, not withetandinf the ?yn\ptomi may have eaiatrd a I any time, end a tincture Mdleen tnprogreM aereral month# Doctor Gregory guaran teea a tpeedy and permanent cure. The Doctor1* reiidence it not ai drag ?tore, but ie a private dwelling houit, well provided for the convenience ofpeti-nte. The book mar altobe had at Mr. King e atnre, S] hulton etreet, corner or Cliff, at the ?*me mice Dr. Orrgorjr n ill be found at home at aill houra of the day and evawh g n.r?,'JTI*i r^?'7,i*"r ^"teaee from the city may commitr -^he /h^ilj with Dr O. and hia ad ?ivl? rowii Ul S r" V'"r deaerlption of the caae ia SIvdid to7rdL ,hf reamdian will be for .^_^.?rd>T' _y,d 'uceeoe alwa; a guaranteed, where the rSSSSSS artificial teeth uaed. by Dr. Buatkey, eWrraTttoTt caah^eoajpjm moderate, iff oparnUwwSXtuJ*" m W V 0 EW YORK, SUNDAY Mi I CHARLES S. ROWELL, DENTAL SURGEON, M.. II r M A M R V. B 3 ITRERT. NEW-YORK. "GREAT MMI# IN CARPETS. J. H. LOUNSBERY CO, NEW CAT* PET STORE, A call i* enlirittd befrre purchasing. N. B.?The pubic will be fjly sstisfi.d that thU is the cheap 'Sl cash carpet store in ihe ciy J.H LOUNSBERY k CO irt3 9w* Ml Pearl elraet. THE BEST WIG MAKER IN NEW YORK. PHALON.Iate of Chatham Square, user of 311 Fioadway' has again taken the lirst Premium for the kee t spec.men of WIGS AND SCALPS?, A CONVINCING proof. If toy were wanting, that native ingenuity is appreciated before foreign boasting and humbug. aa the opinion of three of Ihe oMeet and beet judges in the proleetiou in New York can teelilr. The public can now judge from the premiums, vir. the eilerr in'dai last vear, and the tint premium thie, awarded by the American Institute, who ie or is not the best Wig maker. Pi. Phalou respectfully mvifpi nil i'lHifpi iitiii wi>Rp*ra to mvnmino kin nrrfninn imnro red Gossamer Wig, which, for surpassing elegance, close re semblance to Mature and beauty of me> anieal structure. may he regarded as one of the greatest raLiter pieces of art erei produced in the world. N. B ?This splendid wag weighs little over half eenee, Uk lightest erer known. Manufacturer and proprietor of Phalon'scelebrated ANTI DANDRUFF, for removing the dander completely from the head, and a tbor eugh cleaner ?f the surtace and hair if the head, but leaves glossy aud silky appearance to the H IIH. Observe, none is genuine unless signed by me in ink. EDWARD PHALON. Applied on th? for as cents. _ _ n t la* BOOK BINDING and paper ruling H IRELAND, No. 'SuNatsau street, having an entire new stock of Binding Tools and Ruling Machinery. ol the latcetand most apptorej patterns, is now ptcparrd lu execute nil orders ia the meet durable end handsome mnoser. Merchants Account Books and all other kinds of Blank work ruledan l bound to any pattern, in a style that is warranted t give satisfaction. Any work ordered can be done in Ihe.Kiiglisn mode if required, as H. I. h is had long xpti iencs iu both methods. FOR SALE?Two second band Copperplate Presse*. Apply as above. mitt la BEWARE. We have found upon inquiry that of late some persons hare been telling a medicated candy done up I in packages similar, 'ft ough not exactly" like our own and persons who have been afflicted with coughs, Ac have pun based this counterfeit article, suppeeing it to be the gmuins Pease k Son's Compound Extract ol Horehound. Wa can only^aya to such shopkeeper! they are TAMPERING WITH THE HEALTH and lives ol their fellow men, lor the purpoee of realixisg greater profits from the sale ol the spurious article. We INFORM THE PUBLIC ofthisfaet,that they msv be more cautious in future where they purchase. And when they who have fpuichased this spurious candy havs returned it, tbey have refused to refund the money tyj- T die Particular Notice. -Ob as each package ef the genuine Horck vund Candy bears upon the printed l .bel au EAGLE SUPPORTING THE AMERICAN FLAG, on which is inscribed the .word Pease, right and left are two rignettrs. vix: THE GOOD SAMARITAN AND HERCULES SLAVINO THE HVDRA. The whole beats Hie fee uimle of J. rcue at Son. Countcrfeiter* dare uot imitate thie. J. PEASE It RON. 45 Division it. EVIDENCE OF HE EKFlCAt Y OW PEASE'S COMPOUND HOREHOUND CANDY. Ja!Vt.'*RTM,lH48. TO MESSRS J PRASE It BON-Dsar Sin though I hare not the pleasure of a personal acquaintance with you, 1 think it due to you to bear my humble testimony in favor of the efficacy of your invaluable Compound Clarified Eaience of Horehound Candy. I had taken nn unuveully violent cold, which tffl eted and oppressed my breast verv much Havisg roar candy recentuieudei to me by n friend, I made bat a partial uie of ii, bui foundit no Valuable in relietiagmy breast by producing an euy and copioua yellow expectorat'oa, that contrary to all my previous fear*. I find myself rabidly re CO vering amidst the noit arduous la boil of my office. Youre respectfully, JOHN C.LYON. Paetorofthe Methodist Epii'optl Church York, Pa. N. B.?Her. Mr .Lyon delivered a aermon at Allen iiraet M. E. Church aome (three Sabbathe prerious to the aheve da'a. 3 he Pastor of the above church wee an eye witness ef the peculiar cfllcacy of our Hnreh und Candy. I J. PEASE A SON,41 Division it. Of?- Pedlars snc Confectioners are not appointed A--nt? Eich envelope of tlie Genuine Pease's Hoarnound Candy ia siRced J. Pease k Son, 45 Division at. of whom it can be oh tiined, wholesale and retail. Country ante.a punctually attended to. Terms invariably Caih. All letters must be post-paid. AOENT8. Ruahtou fc Aapinwall, 110 Broadway, If Aator House, and II William st. Thompson, cor Fulton and William its. Bands, 711 ulton at., and Granite Buildings, cor. of Brosd war and Chambers st; over No 3 Snth Avenue. The foil 'wing are our State areola Mr G W Keddiug, No. 8 State st, Boston. Maaa. MrOB Zieber, So. 07 Dock st, ftuladclpnia, Pa. RawlsStCo 57 State at Albany. Mr J Robertson, No. 110 Baltimore st, Baltimore. Md. Messrs Duboise kUo. Mobile, Ala. Messrs J V Car as A Co. No. 10 Exchange Place. New Or Rev MrDuvall. 990 Broad at, Newark, N J. Mr W N Htldeman. Louisville, Ky. _Mr Piercer Teller. Detroit. Mich. m'O |\f R K. MEE6, lately from burope, Professor of the art ol 1,1 Arm* in its highest branches, gires instruction* in Fe ncing, and in the nte of the straight, crooked and Turkish Sabre, Hunting Knife, Musket and Bayonet, Staff, and erary species of weapons. For particulars, enquire at 505 Pearl afreet mil lm* CARPETING, CARPETING. rPHE Subscriber is now opening his Spring assortment of x Carpeting, consisting of Brussels, three ply, snpeifioe and n* Ingram; an assortment nit at-rpmaaed in ikis city for variety of f'ylea, figures, he. Theae good* have been ordered eipreaely for the Spring trade. The greatest cu e has bee" observed in mahi. g selections ol such gooes as can be confidently .ecommcndej far durability and permanency of colors, he. Also-a large as* rr'ment of the different kind* of Halt and Stair Caneting. Tufted door Ruga. Door Ma a. Ice, Also a han s ime *iortmeul of Tainted Floor Cloths, all width*. Families about purchasing anv of tha above dercribed goods are respectfully invited to call. CHARLES HICKS. ml8 lm* 74 East Broadway,71 Divlaion-it. f^R. OLIVE atill continue* to treat secret direase* ol all L> kinds, with unrivalltd skill and surpaasine judgment, whick hnimethan Oil Paining. it ia well adapted for walla, ceilings, or anr inaids work; churches,public buildiugs, and decorative work in general. Aiiplied by JOSEPH PEARSON, No. 4STy with the umaaet laaddiari of being eferlually cured. Term* mode rate?attendance from T la the morning nstrt 19 at night. OffealS DaaaeiC pullna* >RK I ORNING, MARCH 20, IS 'rtlE NEW YORK LANCET. EDITED BY JAMES AL EXANDER HOUSTON,M D., PVBlilSHED EVERY SATURDAY. Tke want of a weekly Journal, devoted to the advancement of Medicaland Surgical Science,iireflective of local, individual, or party internals, and established on a bread and permanent basis, has bean long felt by the profession iu this country. Tosupply thi? aeiidtratvm is tne object of the present undertaking. The Nr.* foax Lisccr will be conducted ou principles somewhat simi lar to thoae which li .ve it u so successfully adopted in the management of several Eurcpean publications,of a kindred character, and acknowledged utility, it wilt be entirely independtlit of any particular ait of men,and will uniformly endeavor to advance, by every legitimate means within its reach, the great interests of the en,i ncntly useful and elevated profession, in whose service it will be engaged. When the proprietors state that this periodical will give permanent record to the really valuable results of tue accumulated expericucu and observation of the thousands of practitioners scattered overthe w idely extended held of the United States, and will pi est ut to them in the manner best adapted for practical utility, Lriel analyses of the labors ef dutingeishrd medical writers in Europe and this country, they conceive that these considerations alone will he found sufficient to gain for the contemplated work all the patronage which they can deiire. In order to be more explicit,however,the following outline ofthe plan of the publication is submitted. The contents of eachhumber of the periodical will be comprised under the following,heads:? I. Brief ana piquant Reviews of new Medical Books, Pei lodicois, Lectures,and current Medical Literature in general. II. OsiorvsL Co*tsibutio*s from distinguished membt i s of the profession. III. The- Mr uico chiaur'iiral Retorter, including notices of the cases at the Surgical Cliniqvn, the Hospt I tils, and in private practice-, with selections lroni the j European Journals. IV. Eouaaial. DeriRTMrriT. V. Foaxiox isd llosritic Phovkssiovil I.VTrLi.ir.r e I Such is the ground w ork ollhe pluuou wiiiah this National Medicji Journal w ill be cuuductod and on the canying out of thlu.AiiLECTURES Professor Mott's Lectures on Surgery, No XIL Hjpe8rophy of the Nose, ITS 4 Lypomatous Tumor,' 179 Natal Pslypl 179 REVIEW*. Observations on the Cure of Strabismus, wi'h Engravings. By Alfred V. Post, M D one of the Surgeons of the New York Hospital, Ac lsj Treatise en Strabismus, or Squinting, and the new mode of treatment. Illustrated by Engravings and Cases. By John H Dix, M D., Member of the Massachusetts Medical Society 183 The Climate of the Uuited Status and its Endemic Inluencea. Based chiefly on the Records of the Medical Department sad Adjutant's Office, U.S. Army. By Samuel Forry, M. D 184 Human Physiology for the use of Elementary Schools. By Charles A. Lee, M. D., late Proleslor of Materia Medics and Medical Jurisprudence in the University of the City of New York 135 The Piinciples of Diagnosis. By Marshall Hall, M. I).,F. R. S. L. and E. etc 18* The American Medical Library and Intelligencer. By Kobley Duugliscn, M.D 186 Observations on Apparent Death, from Suffocation by Hanging or Drowning, Choke D imp, he. Sue. with Directions for using the Resuscitating Apparatus, invented by the author. By Edwaid ur.iM,n? ?r rv>u p,,t.aa, v V Member of the Uiyai College of Burgeons in Lowdon.... 1M cJfeui'iirtTitk'i. Two Cases cf Spinal Curvature, with remirks. By Dr. Richard S. Kiesam. With an Eograring 179 A Pichycological and Literary Phenomenon ISO Dr. Mott and M. Quurin 186 Druggists' Prices 1 86 EDITORIAL Df.fARTMr.VT. '-The British and Foreign Medical Review?Its gross Injustice towards Dr. Marshall Hill, Dr. Stewart, of New York, and others 199 MKDIi'O-CHIRl ROH.AL RiroRTER. Crosby street Clinique 197 A brief Sketch of the Philadelphia Dispensary and notes of some of the casts treated by Dr.Jas Bryan, laie Professor of Surgery and Madical Jurisprudence in the Medical College of Vermont, attending physician and surgeon lor the northeastean district in the above Institution 197 Professor James Conquest Cross, on the 'Sedative Action of Calomel,' 197 The Structure of the Human Placenta. By John Dalrvmple, Esq Assistant Surgeon to tho London Ophthalmic Infirmary 189 Teeth of the first Dentition 199 Treatments! Pneumonia. By Dr. Watson, Lecturer on tho Practice of Medicine in King's College, London 199 Acupuncture of the Heart in Apparent Death. Bjr Dr. A. Carraro 189 Treatment of Tape Worm. B/ Dr. Wawruch, Profeieor of the Practure of Medicine in the University of Vienna 190 rams iko i.fTtLLiocRcc. Liberality of the Stuy vesant inatitute School to quacks, 190 Columbia College, Washington, D. C 190 The Grave Yards of London, and their Effects, 191 The Commencements University of New York 191 College physicians and surgeons, N. York,.. 199 Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, 199 Antommarchi's Anatomical Plates 191 To Correspondents 199 Weekly Report of Interments 19-1 Adtkstuwo Tumi. One square, one insertion f 1 50 Each additional insertion 1 00 Per annum 15 00 One column, one insertion 10 00 Eich additional insertion 8 00 Per Annum 50 00 New Yoa*: Printed and Published for the Proprietors, at the Lancet Office, No. -11 Ann Street,by JAMES GORDON BENNtTT. Agents tor the Now York Lancet. The following is a list of the Agents for the Lancet, where subscriptions will be received, and single num bora are found lor solo regnuriy every ween, Beaton George W. Redding. Baltimore W. Taylor. Philadelphia O B Zieber. Woahington, D. C O. B. Zieber k Co. Buffalo .NY T. 8. Hawk* New Haven,Conn D.C. Mitchell. Hartford, Conn Benj. Newbuay, Albany, N. T G. Jonee. 4 Troy, N. Y Levi WRlard. Lamiugburgh, N. Y, Thee. P. Riaharda. Water ford, N. Y ....JR. Newark, N. J D- Smith. Pateraon, N.J Matthew Dongkarty. Worceater, Meat 8. Thonajpoon. Norwich, Conn Morgan 8afford. Rocheatcr.N Y L. Moore. New Orlenna John F. Cnrna k'Co. St. Lonia, Me R. J. Woodward. Charl> aton Amoa Heed. Middietewn S.Dickinaon. Hndaen, N.Y George Clare. Sevannah, 8. A. Helmaa. Mobile, Ala. John F. Cnrna k Co. Ponghkeepaia Levi Smith. Trenton J.Raunalev. PitUburgh, Pa R O. Brrford. Louiavifle. Ky Mr. A. Haldemaa. Cincinnati, O C. Tobey. 1 Wheeling, J Thompeen k Co. Now I.andon Conn L. L- Sperry. NtVMrl Wm. A. Fry. CananAagiia. Maaara. H. D Hayt fc Co. 1 The Laoaat i? M p*r?nnum in advance?or A) c?nt? par tingle number. Limit Orna* 91 Am ituit. /~iURKD KOR ONE DQLLA* ?Heh it the eAeaey of C Dr ThoTiat'e Upacifle MN, 'hat l{y?j art wimnld te feel permanent tad .paady enrt in all dteiaaa of eat clay The ti*ualilM euceeee they have met with la the moat MVw*C?ta fitd uodifli ulty iu relieving it Irom iU enibirruiroent*, and placing it a finances in the most tlouiialiiug condition, but in the mode in which its affairs Mre managed, year after year, only adds to the pecuniary difficulties of government uutil a erisis muit incritably occur. An effort is making to increase the revenue from the customs, and as this is a matter iu which our merchants have a deep interest, I will communicate some facts, and the mode i faction in such cases. in American vessel arrived three days ago, with an assorted cargo,of which a eonaiderable portion was tea The duty npon this article had been fixed at twenty p,.r cent. The ahip entered as usual nnd the merchant was astcniahcd after the tea had been lauded at the custom house, upon being inI formed that it would be cbatged a duty of fifty-t vs per cent instead of twenty. Thia waa the first intim: tion eur merchants had of the change, and it is so contrary to the established usages of all intelligent governments to vest a discretionary power of so delicate a nature, in the hands of a government officer, that this ?i?pncauon oi it has excited much discontent among the merchants. '1 he export duty on specie has heretofore been two per cent., and great quantities bar* bee* smuggled. been reduced to oue half per cent*, and for the first time government hat received a duty upon it, ?n the filing of the English packet lut week, so thai they are convinced oi th# correct policy in this instance. The same remarks apply to the importation of watches, jewelery, and uicnsils of gold and silver, which have been smuggled in immense quantities. The duty on the importation of iheee articlea has bten redtccd from live to oue and a half per cent. Foreign powder exported to A'rica pays a duty of 20 per centThe Chamber of Deputies came to a determination succeeding the imperial decree of the 20th of November,,in order to cover the deficit in the treasury to authorise the executive tutliority to establish another tariff so soon as the treaty with England expiree, which is upon the Oth of Nov next. The duties will then be arranged so as to allow a wide range of discretionary power, and will be the minimum iwo per cent and the maximum 60 per cent. I will write ycu more fully on this subject hereafter. Our commercial treaty with Braeil has expired, and w-e arc now only trading upon sufferance, and subject to the caprice of the government authorities here. Surely this state of things should not continue. Let those intcies'ed look to it. CiscixnxTOS. Hartford. I Correspondence of the Herald.1 H.iaTroRD, Feb. -8,1842. Editor HcialdDEAR SIR? Last Wednesday evening the celebrated J ohm Brewn, known as tke author of the popular work called Mary, in 26 volumes, held forth to the assembled multitude at the Washingtun Temperance Society. The house waa crowded to suffocation ea tkia occasion. Tht meeting being called to order by tbe President, (who made a few remark*, and introduced Mr. Brown to tbe Society, as one of the Reformer*, and that the Society would now listen to him,) Mr. B. arose and after a few salutation* of the hand, and bowing of tbe head, addreaacd the audience ia the following languageI uted to drink, ui my wife uted to jaw me about it. What do you getdrrnk for 1 *aid {the what do'you jaw ma for 1 said I. So we agreed, and made a firm bar. gain that I would not drink and the would not acold For three long dayt we held on firm?no, drinking nor scolding but on the' third evening, being in company with tome good fellows, I took a horn, and when that was down, 1 right eff wanted ano~ ther,) and in a very short time I found myself about how fare you with twenty horns safo anl snugly in my breadbasket; (tremendous laughter By and by it got to be time to do home but, aa you may well suppose, I dreaded to meet my wife like tbe tooth ache, (laughter However, go 1 must; and bo, 1 ttaggrtd along, hoping to find my w ife abed, (laughter.) When 1 retched the liouec, 1 found it still lighted, and through the window 1 taw rny wite up and wuiiiog for me.? (Laughter Thinks I, 1 can't go in yet: bat I must wait till the goes to bed to there 1 stood half freezing in the cold rain two hours, (tremendous laughter) At last she Wrnt to bod, and I crept in at the back door, stumbling over pails and chairs, but finally tuceeded in getting to bed without disturbing her, (laughter but after dozing a while,! awoke and found myself at dry as a fish, (laughter ;)you know, brethren, how dry we all used to be in tbe nighr, after we'd bad a spree, (tremendous laughter.) My wife always knew what was the matter with me, when I got up in tbe right to drink cold water, (laughter.) Ihard* Ir dared to get up, for fear of my wife bat my thirst was greater than 1 could bear, (laughter so out I cruwled, and gropea very softly after the water pan, tia?;,Bter t ut no water waa there, (laughter I then fe.t round in the dark, on the table* and shelve#, for tomething to cool my burn,ng thirst, (tremendous laughter aocn j found a tin pan full of liquid something 1 aeized and put it to id) mouth, and took a long and hearty draught ?the 1 quor at the tame time running out at eaek aide of my mouth, down my cheeka, (tremendoua laughter and *o 1 thought the liquor tatted odd, and nt that inatant it flaahed on my recollection that I had fixed eome poiaon a few day* before to kill rata with, (tremendoua laughter for fire minutes.) Ilorrer-atrui k, I atood?my hair atanding on endit waa death to scream out, for my wife would jaw ma if ahe waked, (laughing and atampiag and aurely it.would be death to bold atill but eeream 1 must, and acreain I did, (Kiotoua laughter.)? What waa in that pan 1" You are dry, are you V (aid she. What waa ia thia pat 1" abouted I, (till louder What make* you dry 1" screamed ahe. What waa in thia pan 1" Tailed 1. in a perfect egoar ol lear." "What pan1'r"Wby, the paa on the shelf." Oh, you bruta, you bare drinked up all my starch- (Tremendoua laughter for fire minutes, and criea of order from the caairmaa The next morning my shirt collar waa pastsd fast to my neck and cheeks, end it took bm|f am hoar to clears it off. Here Mr. Brown'sat dawa amid the cheer* of the whole Society. Yoar'a, H. J. Zodiacal Liear.?Very distinct exhibitions of this celestial phenomenon were witnessed erery clear evenire last week, in our western ifltr iiuct. At present they ere interrupted by the boob; and the interruption will continue until after that planet's full, on the 26th iact., after which the zodiacal light Bay again he observed. This light, which resembles that of the tail ef a comet, appears in the form of a cone, having its base below the horizon, and its apex, at present, near the Pleiades, or "seven stare/' in the constellation Taurus. It will become continually less, both ia hrillianeyland dimensions, from this time to near the end ef May, when it will be no longer visible, until it shall again re-appear before the snn, in the eastern sky, in October next. The intensity of the zodiacal light veric s much, in different years the present is a favorable one for its observance. In these latitudes this light appears about the first of October, before the snn in the east; in December it is seen both before the sua in the eaet, and after it in the west; while at this season of the year,it is visible in the west, oaly. Its cause is wholly unexplained, ft was first observed by Cassiui, in 1765. and its regular annua! return since that time, has been noted It was formerly supposed to be the sun's atmosphere, but Laplace has demonstrated that such atmosphere cannot extend even te the orbit of Mercury, while the zodiacal light extends beyond the orbit of the earth It is generally supposed, by A streamers, to pertain to some unknown body, revolving round the sun. Bankrupt Lint. SOUTHERN DISTRICT OK NEW YORK Aadrew O Norwood. New York, ?o bo declared bankrupt April 28; Aignrttii J?K*?r id J???ee I Varick, do* tpril 19; ThomaaD I.oo, do; John J Moaher, Wuhnjon.do; Andrew SEiaher.New York,do, ffn Bcmiaa, Hiuiaink, do. Jkktkkioh Coli.kok Bcnrtr.?The building*, |iirary, furniture, .Vc ol I his institution, aitaated bout fifty mil-a hbr re (be city, have brea barnt to he (rmnad. Thenffieera in their .taxiety to arreet he prorroaa of the flamee, loat a I their effects. and any of the students saved ao hing but what waa bom their persoaa. The coat of the huildiags waa rpnrted by the trustees at 1:2 398 IS; the librny aoat (18,710; the chemical laboratory waa worth 1,000; ao that the whala loaa will not p.obakly ill below 9100,000. The iasarance aa the baildi*a ia atated at ?*2,000 ?Arte Orltam Btd fki? fhrcA 8.

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"postscript. Otp- PW onr usual Southern Correspondence, 4*, by this merning't Mai/, set fturth pig*. Army Intelligence. llCADQUARTlH*, ADJUTANT GeNERA l*S Ori ll K, Wurbinntno. March 17, 1S42. General Order*?No. 13. Promotions and app? ntment* la the Army of the United Sinter-, by the Pretident, end with the advice and content of the Senate, eince the first of January, 1842. 1. promotion*. Second Reoiment or Antillebt ?let Lient John (J. Carey, to be Captain 4th January, 1942, vice Zantzinger, deceased. 2d Lient. Laeia* Pit* kio, to be l?t Lieut. 4th January. 1812, rice Casey, promoted Brevet 24 Lieut. Samuel S Anderson, to be 2d Lieut 4th January, 1842, vice Pitkin, pro oted. Fourth Reoiment or ArtiLlert.?21 Lieut Wr I.imut Ulit Tarttinrv. jo^naa a. DIU B, ?j 1842, rice Thtmue, r?ii(oed. Brevet 2d Lieat Robert S Garnett, to be Second Lieutenant, 31it January, 1812, vice Bate#, promoted. Tmnn Rcoimcnt or lnrAWTar Major Ethan A. Hitchcock, of the 8th Infantry, to be Lieut. Colonel Slat Jaanarv, 1842, rice Voae, promoted. l9t Lieut. Henry Swartwout, to he Captain Slat January, 1842, rice Belknap, promoted. 2d Lieut. Stephen D D >bb:na, to be 2d Lieut. Slat January, 1812, vice Swartwout, promoted. Brevet 2d Lieu. W. T. H. Brooks, to be 2d Lirut. Slat January, 1812, viee Dobbina, promoted. Foe a RrurMENT or Ihtactr?.?Lieut. Colonel Joaiah H. Voee, of the 31 Infantry, to be Colonel 81 .>t Jauuary, 1842, viee Cumminga, deceaaed. Sixth RxoiMcnT or InrAiiTav.?lat Lieut. W. S. Ketcbum, to be Captain 10,h February, 1842, viee Mutter, negatived by the Senate. 21 Lieut. Benj (3. Edea, to be lat Lieut 10th February, 1842, vice Ketch am, promoted. Brevet 2d Licet. Anderson D. Neleon, to be 21 Lieut- 10th February, 1842, viee Edea, promoted Eighth Rccimskt or iHrAUTmr.?Brevet Major William G. Balknap, Captain of the Si Infantry, to be Major 31a: January, 1842, vice Hitekeock, promoted. II. Appoiutmcntb. Pat Dbpabtmert?David Hunter, to be Paymaater 11th March, 1842, vice Rector, deceased. Fifth RcoiMUirror InrAUTar?Anthony Drane formerly a lat Lieutenant in the Fifth Regiment of inlantry, in oe tipidU in inc lime negimeai, to rank from Slst October, 1KJ6, and take place in the Army Register next belcir Captain Martin Scott. III. Casualties. Reuc.iations?lit Lieutenant George C. Tho mas, 4th Artillery, Slst January, 1842. 2d lieutenant R. D. Stephen, third Infantry, 2d February, 1842. Deaths?Colonel Alexander Cummings, 4th Infantry, at New York, 31st January, 1942. Brevet Major R. A Zant?in*er,2i Artillery at St. Louis, Mo., 4th January, 1842. Breret Major Delafayette Wilcox,5th Infantry, at Pilatka, Fa. 3J January. 1842. Ill?The officers promoted and appointed will join their proper regiments, companies and stations without aelay those on detached service, or noting under special orders and instructions, will report by letter to the commanding officer of their respective regiments. By command of Major General Scott, R. Jones, Adjutant General 0 Second Ward in the Field. 03- AT A MEETING of the Democratic Independent lectors of tho Second Ward, held on lYUay evening, March 18.h, at Stoneall's Hotel No. 29 Ann street, favorable to an alteration in the present system of Common School Education ofthe City of New York. Mr. C. M. Nanry was called to the ehsir, Messrv. Thomas McGivney and James Lacy were appointed Secretaries. On motion it was? Pnanlira^ Thai a pAmmiBnn ef ??a Va the chair, to drill resolution* expressive of tG* sense of tha mooting. Meairf. M. J.Green, Robert Wiley, Mi chael Crotty, P. McOivney and P. Treanor were appointed aaid Committee, who retired, and after a brief absence presented the following resolution? W Resolved, That we are unwilling to resent the injury which has been wrought to, and yet oppresses the staunch and most devoted supporters of democratic prim, ciples throughout this city, by the imposing upon them of a moot oppressive monopoly, in any ether manner than that which shall be th? most becoming to ourselves, most open and manly, and still the most effectual. We are not, however, slow to sacrifice these minor feelings, which long association with the Democrat^: Republican party has created, when silent submission under the infliction of grievous abuses, would in our opinion, plscr ns in a more abject state of dependence in the enjoyment of the rights and privileges of citizens, than we can reconcile or will acknowledge. Resolved, That the electors or this ward are capable Of educating, and of right, entitled to educate the childIOl of their poor, through agents selected by themaelves. Resolved, That the Public School Society does not enjoy our confidence, but that we regard it as being a most dangerous and corrupt monopoly, steeping our citv in ignorance and promoting vice. Resolved, Thst the hill reported by the Hon. Wm. B, Maclay noeds not oar endorsement, Democrats understand it,and as Democrats wa will maintain it. Resolved, That the Second ward though small in extant contains within it honest and fearles men who ask for nothing but what is clearly right and will submit to nothing that is wrang. y- Resolved, Thst the proceedings of this meeting be published in the Transcript, Herald, and Snn newspapers. C. M. NANRY, Chairman. Thos. McGitubt, Jambs Lacv, Secretaries. OCP-A G?NTLEMAN WAS TAKEN IN THIS office with a" cramp"or stitch" ia the back, that rendered him almost completely helpless. A carriage was sent for, and with great difficulty was he placed in it by the aid of several gentlemen. He arrived at his house and was placed on a bed,and his back thoroughly rubbed by his servant with the Nerve and Bone Liniment from l.n. k. I 1. IV. I-J: I l iv?wa?v?? -U? uu t pert, and Charles S. B Jker, Charles Rugan and Henry Hem of the same city, of the second part. Whereas, the said Girard Bank in the city of Philadelphia, being largely indebted and embarrassed are desirous of distributing their estate equally among their creditors. New this indenture witnessed) that the said, The Girard Bank in the city of Philadelphia, the said Charles 8 Boker,Charles Rugan and Henry Hone, have assigned, delivered, +c. to them, all and singular the lands, tenements, he., and generally all the estate, real and personal, of them the said Corporation. In trust nevertheless, that the said party ef the s?oond purt shall enter upon the reel estate hereby granted, and sell, dispose ef and convey the eame in fee simple or for any lass estate bv public sale, for the best pricethat can be gotten or obtained for the same, for cash or on credit as to them may seem most expedient and give receipts for tho purchase money which shall entirely discharge the purchaser or purchasers from nil accountability for the application of such purchase money,end in the meantime end until euch eulee shall be made, to receive the rente, itiuea and income of ouch real eetate, and pay the charges thereon out of the rents so received. And aa to the personal eatate, vix to tako auch possession thereof as tbs nature of tho same will allow and to aell and transfer the asme at public sale far the best price that can be obtained for the same, for cash or credit, as to them may seem expedient; and to ask demand, sue for.recover, receive, collect and get in all and singular, the debts and moneys doe and owing to tho said party of theAr st part, and herebv aasirned: and at the diacretian of ikrn fl at id party of the second part to compromise or compound the line, and if it ahall seem to tho (aid party of the ?ccood part to facilitata the collection of aaM debts, he.: to renew inch debts,fcc.; or take new securities therefor, he.; provided however,that the said party ofthe seond part shall receive inpayment of said debts hereby assigned so to be, the notes and obligations of said Bank heretofore issuod, and tho checks of it drawn or to be drawn on deposits rawsiwing at this time, to the credit of such depvsitots at the par valae of sneh notes, obligations and checks; and shall safely keep the .money so collected, as well as the f?ooeede ofthe said real and personal estate and the rents of the said real estate, and apply the same to and for tho uses and purposes herein declared that is to say in the Brat place to pay all the reasonable costs and charges of executing this tru t; sad then to divide and distribute the same ratoably and equally in and towards the payment and satisfaction of all moneys due to depositors and of all notes, bonds,bills, obligations, certificates receivable in payment -of debts and certificates of deposit eiaeaed by the said party ofthe first part, and now outstanding, in pursuance of tho con. ditions and provisions relating to assignments by Olrac: tore of Beaks dontained is the Second Section of she Aet of the Oenertl Assembly of the Commonwealth of Penney Ivanis, peeeed the twelfth day of March, IMS, ex titled "An Aet toprovide Car the resumption of specie by the Banks of the Commonwealth, and for sther purposes." And it ia farther hereby declared that the as id party of the second part, shall receive psy and deduct in full astirf action of all the services wi.ieh they may sender under this assignment, one per oeaton and from the oett collections; and provided this rata of compensation shall recefre tho approbation of the Court of Common Plans for tho county of Philadelphia, and if not, such less ar grantor percentage as said Court may direct and appeiat. And whereas, it is provided by tho second section ef the set of Asaaanbiy aforesaid, that the nomination ol Assignees by she Direetoreof any Bank in this common wealth shell he subject to the approbation of the Stock holders of aueh Bank at a general meeting. Now. therefore, it is declared that it shall be the daly of Ihr said party of tho second pert, if their appointment at Ifvsd of by the stockholder! of the raid,The Qirard Bank in u.? rUm ?r t their next g*?.r.l ,?d t/tk? ,?id .eAin, of atockholdere (hell nominate other ee.lgiieea to con vey the premiere reeled I. them the ..id party ei the econd pert br theee preeenU (except .0 fer they mey heee d..poMm. Sealed and delivered in preaance of 8.H. Carpenter, Wm L. Schaffer. [Corporate leal] Stithc* Baldwin, Preaident. Philadelphia, March aeventeenth, 194 i We accept the truiti created by the above indenture of aaaignment. Charlii S. Bourn, ChaRI kl Rk'llAI, Hrrrt Horn. Acknowledged lame day before the Mayor of the City of Philadelphia. J. M Scott, Mayor. Approved bv the Court of Common Pleat for the City and County of Philadelphia, March 17th, 1842. delta at tht Stock Bxrhan|t. f9000 Ohio 8'#, *90 to 95 do Oli'O L tod T 48 iwcodj de 59 25 do Bo? St Prev M Seoo do do 58 110 do Mohawk 481 9000 Illinois Bond*, 18", 5di do 481 3000 Iuiiana do 19 96 do do nw 48 2000 d? in* It go do do 933 44) 9000 to 015 It 50 do L Iti Kit 87) 10(00 do It* 100 do do 130 04 18(00 do aSO It 50 do do 331 5003 do Itl left do do 54 in that Amer Ki Bk 59 950 do do 54' 50 do Del It Hud bnw tl 50 do do ?15 54; 95 do do a30 50 991 do HtrWm HR *t 35 do do lis to 50 do do anw 9i 95 do do >90 to 50 do do anw 8 319 do do tl 150 do do ttO 8 925 do do tuw III 59 do do tnw 8 25 do do 915 9o{ 55 d# Poteroon RR 95) 25 do do i6U 88 25 do do t* 93 Second Board. 100 that L lal RR IS 54 10 do do 43 58 150 do do tl 131 150 do do t>3 5d| 100 do do at 30 5>4 100 do do 150 53 150 do do 93 5?> 50 de do 110 53 loo d> do at to 52 50 do do b3 53 100 do do 98 534 50 do do (8 83 150 do do 6.; 80 do do 33 300 do do 53 25 do Mohawk 93 Philadelphia Cattle Market March IS?Bao Catilc? 670 at market. Sale* 3} a 6; 140 left over. Cowi a*d Calvks?170 at market. Sale* HdJjt; extra 98 Springer* ti l a 17 Dry Co ws $6 a 10 Calve* in the Drove Yard $3,60 a 3,o0 each live weight 3} a 4 cent* per lb. Hons?460 at market. Sale* $-1,75 a 6,00 per 100 lb* 70 left over. Shrip ?1670 at market. Sale* $1 a 1,76 extra 3. The market dull, and price* declined. Died. On Saturday morning, Jams* Wkt7.hr, eon of John and Jane L Toppio, aged 2 year* an I 7 month*. The friend* and acquaintance* of the family are re pectfully invited to attend the funeral thi* afternoon, Sunday, at 4 o'clock, from their reaidence, No. 37 Charlton street. On Friday evening. Charm* R. Dorald?ow, pilot of the port of New Yolk, aged 46. Funeral on Sunday afternoon at do'clock, from his late residence, 139} Bowery. On Friday, of disease of the heart, O. oaoc Bi'crland, in the 33J year of hi* age. Funeral on Sunday afternoon at a o'clock, from hi* late residence, 96 Bedford itreet. Oa Friday, after a short and painful illness, Ariohi.tta. second daughter of Pulaski Jacks.io the 4th yoar of her age. On Friday, William, only son of William and Meribah II Car hart. On Thursday, Mrs. Laam, widow of Nicholas Morris, in the 83d year of her sgu. Hew York Poet Offlcs. Poet Office opens at 8 o'clock, a. M closes at T r.** Ope*on 3nudity*from t to 10 a.m.,and Ml to H DMASmi or THB MAILS. date* Northern Mail t r. M. Slattern Steamboat MaM,daily. except Sundays 3 r.M. tiastern StmunDeet Mail, vie New Haven, Hartford, lo Baton, daily, esesfit Sundays I a.m. a_J ,i :i ,i t _ ?i ,,i ?i.tL on Saturdays, aJd deepatched at 1 o'dk on Sanday morn lag, by Wad. Eastern land mail, via Stamrord and Not walk, to Nam Haven, daily, except Sunday Tan. Southern Mail daife- An extra Mail for Philadelphia, daily at- Sam. Southern Way Mail, via Jersey Oity, Newark, ke 8 a m, fcr. to I hiladelphia, daily, except Sunday$ A'l athar ofliaea in New Jertey are supplied with mails diverging from this route. Mails on the west side of the North River, via H tckenaack, Nevt barg, Catskill, tic. to Albany, daily 5 A m. Mails on the 'astside of Noith lliver, via Yorkers Sing Sing, roughkrepsie, Hudion, ttc. to Albany daily- Ana deep.tehed with the North Mail. Passengers Arrived, Belize, Hond?11 rig Florida Blanca?Edwin Coffin, Leonard Cox. Thoo Young. New OnLEAtrs?Ship Louisa?Mr J H-.akill, and 18 in the atecrage. Foreign Importations. a Belize, Hond?Brig Florida Blanea?74| tone logwood ST b aaraapaiilia I ceroon indigo 997,000 specie J J Labourer?lol tone logwood (J It S Laurie?IS ctroobseochiatal 34 do indigo K Coffin?1 do 101 hides W B Warriner?l box J Smith?*8terror u? iudigo 3 do cochineal B Blanco? $307 J Buchanan?$MS 70 Itidea J Pedcraou?1 hz luitle ahtll X Alezznd.rDomestlc Import atlona. Nr.w Orleans -Ship Louisa?54 hhde tobicco H H Messenger? 8*1 bbls molasies Win H Wright?to Font ti Wade?33 k-ga butter CJ Welle It eo?IT tea 04 ObW seed W Si J James? 3 hbTs castor oil J C tlalloek?10 biles cotton Giveaway. Henry It co?2 bxe J W Hastie?3 J Ogden?1 8 Frost?88 lugs feathers 7 bbia dried peaches! do beeswax T H Maghee?10 hhds su gar Koberts It Williams?29 Goodhue It co?2 cs O Grove?287 bbls molaisea B H Field?IT hhde sugar Bonrman. Jjhnion k eo?21 bbls trover seed J Appleby?1 bex F J Huulington k c ?1 Collins, Bees kco?20 hhdesugar 2 bbls outmegs B H Field ?122 bxs raisins Hog an k Milu?25 bbls dried peaches Peck k o?vro?CO bags fsaihers 4 eke l eeawax J J Smith?8 sales mots Whitney k tVhe-lock?1 Si r R Briggs?11 bb.'s clovrrseed H Irvia?25 bales colon 1'erkiua Hopkins k W bit-?37 Brown Brothers k eo?S baits wool H O Thompson?200 bbls 1 ird A Corrigan?100 do flour 101 ikt rorn k K Collins k eo?82 bates cotton J A Garnet k co? It hhds tobacco R L Maitland?15 tea seed Dows k Curry?120 bsa starch J R Willbaaka?lOOeka corn 270 bides 200 bat raisins to order Mobile?Brig Linden? 312 bales cottna Beg?rt k Kneeland ?78 Maitland, Kennedy k eo?88 Hicka fceo?it B Marshall? 23 E D Hurlbut fc eo? II B W Green kco?12 C Williams?18 Greeawajr,Henry fceo?21 do t hoiee L H Hamilton?14 bilee cotton It do hide. 1 doekmt J Foot?31 balee cotton Slurgee k Clear man? 1 box E F Woodward?2 do V Wolfe?1 tlarier k Brothers. MARITIME HERALD. PORT OF HKW YORK, MARCH SO, 1849 m inn I. mn? t l Wtt MTI I 13a Otparwn of cb? AUantl* Itaamtn. rioM enolakd. mm tMtiea. Columbia, Judkina Mar. 4 Apr* l O. Weatrru. Hoakaa April 9 April 9B Caledonia, Lott- -April Map 1 Britannia April It Mar M Acadia, Rjrrie- Sfay 4 June 1 G. WeaUrn. Hoaken May tl June II Columbia, Judkina May II June II Caledonia, Lott June 4 July s Britannia June II July 17 Acadia, Ryna July Aug. 1 O Weatern. Hoaken July I Au*. 4 The mail ateamer Dec, Oram, i* the ncit due from the Wet: ladica. To Ship Haitcrii Wc ahull retrain it a favor, if eaptaina of reave l? arriving hare, will five to Commodore Baaaett,of our newa achoonera. a report of the ihipping left at the port whence they taili d, the vaaaelt apokea on their peerage, and a liet of their cargo, t ommadore Saaaett will board them immediately on their arrira!. Wa will reciprocate the faror in any way. Olaarad. skipn Hendrick IIu 'aon, Morgan. London. John GriawoM; Shake pea e. Miner, Liverpool, E K Collin- A Co Bnra An larea, Heidi. Turk* lalad. Netmiih A Leedo; Elixa. Kinney, New Urleana, J P Elwcll; Nuoparril. Pope, Jackaonriile, Kr. do.?Behre Empire. Powell, Norfolk; Age warn, Rogeia.do: Victory. Penfield. Alexandria, DC; Pneba Kiia*. Otborn Baltimore; Diamond, Hn'leck, N??bern,NC; Wm Hart, Coraon, Wilmington, NC. Allllli. Ship Loaiaa, Mumford, from New Orlaana, cotton, lo Scott k Morrtll Brig Florida Btanca, Maraehalk. ISdiTi from Belii-. Hond. logwood tdapecie. to B Blanco Lrftahip St C-oix, Idg, bark Ell* r New ?o?h; Lerkio, do for Alenuliia, Soohrooia, Lubec for Hithmabd; Kltca Nil hole, NtwBedford for fhilad* iphi*- ludapcrdeute, NYoii lor Kail River: Eeeumaeh,Childe, and Maori tddy, Ul.v, a, Providence for NYoek. Arr Hth, Rowae, frotidedM fur Havana; Albarr, d> for j^lbsny. Id fcliii Nichala, NYort; Moeei Eddy, tni Oecar, do. General Retard, Larrm Baoi faciei ehipa Sbikrpeate, far Livegyool, aad 1 Headrick Hudam. Car Loodoa, ?ill oajl to-morrow Tbeir letter b.gaare at OiUm'e. in the Ei change. 0Hir Enrrnon, Hay ward, of Boee, haa been loat oa tbe eaetria eodof Ike Bah oaa Broke 'I hear of ihe eoew bare arlived at Havana,and report that Ihejr left the ehipon inf.? he ctplaia and nine oth eatemaiaina oalooard?lhat kaa aha uracil, tie eecoed male let go Ihe anchor, whi. h probably areat r thromh hrr bottom. Bona Rovat.*. "husk arrived at Havanrdt mat r porleRaving apohen a wrertrr. who iafumed him ih t l,e had bare wrecking the ah?r Mareh lot. IMt. tied light wi 1 b? boiated at India* K ry for the bent fit of tmMl* tailing raw'? the raof. It ?*y b? win from ihe Oalf bearii-g W??t North Weat from the Writ rrupoiatof Allif.tor Ke.f-Ui il.de 34 drg 34 a N. lo-gitadf warjt.lff. Duriag the aerrre blow an Tharaday night laa?. the light boat 1 at l.iwor faitar Point. aa tha folooM droggod hrr AO?h?r?i aid diittod twomilca ?[Aleiaudor Uia. What? men. Lucy Ann of Wilmington, biuad b, wi h do oil, wa??;ohm 7th u t. oo Ul.fcc girec. 8pik?n. Forest, from Matanxu for Bo.too, March 19. iu Ut 30 N. Ion r e 14 Elii', Lock woo J, from .Now York lor 8t Croix. March 11, lal 3? 13, Ion Till. Foreign Porta. Toihidad, Fth ST?Sid turora, for Boston; Hu.lco, Lienfiesea (rannia. Africa, Kor Sierra Leone, 10 VAaaaiLLXi, Ktb 11? la port, Manchrtter,far Ptiiladstphii, log. Montevideo Jan 10? Sid King Thilip, But not Ayrti; 18lh, Cirorge, do. Vali-abaiio N..y 30?8,d Lou an, Talcahuana, to return to V, and proceed tneuee to Coqnimbo and Baltimore. Cnlted Btalei Porta. Portland, Mar is?4rr Fxchaige. Havana. ;*ld Turner, nautili e; mary rrnif. i iidiuhu. Hin, arr ludr enneice.rvew V nrk; Navarro, Baltimore; Cor rlia, (aiodcu for New l ork Sltl Old Colony.Guadaloupe. Ait Idlh, Motto, Boeloo. Sid Financier,City Pool Va, Arr 17.b, Lydia Harana; Little Mary, Kimball, NYotk. CIJ Ouiario, MaUnzae; Cordelia, Cubi, PuiilfMiVTH, M?r 17?Air b' low. Peary. Knudeoo, Chvlee ton, Siierir, Thoma?toii: Orrci.n'le,do lor N York; Win Mailace, da do. Sid Polly it Clara, Kenntbec. in port It a at, tbe ot> era. I NawnfarroRT, Mar 17?\rr Herald, Philadelphia. Sid En| nice, Richmond; Ivanhoe, Philateli hie I HalI'M. Mar 17?Arr Halein. Rio Grande The S anchored off Will Be?ch, Beverly,on Widuceday night, and at ebou 2 o'clock ou Tharaday morning, a.rled the chain and went aahore upon the beach at ab ut hair tide. She waa eupiilied with an anchor and cable, and came off at high tide, with little or uo damage. Alao arr, Nauoikeag Gambia. ffoaroiv, Maris?Arr Irie, NO'l'ine; Venlroea. Trinidad; C. mm , Havana; Fl'ewoith, Matenzae; Acton, Savannah; Union, Baltimore; 8 nato Tain ahanuock; Penney Ivania, Salem 1SJ. Arr 16th, Ovcar, NYork. Hclwki Hole, Mar 16?Arr Dinky Sal'y, Norfolk for Bo?ton. Sid 17th, the above I a m?No reteel in port. Pacvmritcc, Ma. la ichr, on lur beam ende. hail bile alaiichfone.her inaat* were along-iJe, boa atc gone, part of the mlt wa*hu g along If,-coulo not make out liar none. Cld Delaware, doatou; Belle of Maiiland, St Joliu NB, Lira Wheeler Gaudy, New York. Baltimore, Mar 17?Arr P? tela I, (Br I Tuika Ulan I: Arctic, Bueuna A)r) Haibir aland; Klizibeth, H >vaDa; Helen, Fall Hirer; Chaleuge, Oliria Brickell, Julia, and C Thorn. NYork. (jHtKLtsroiT, Mar IS?In tie oiling, Aurora, Matanzai for B'Wiou. leaky Arr 1 th. t). ul Web?t uu T -c rpHESlC. far-famed ano c lebrated pille, from Portugal, a* J- we perceive, to 'be ob'auied in (nil country urntieauieiil n the I Ml mUmiiol' fourth m?e. fe? Im'ia UKEAT WES TERM EX^RKSS FOR ALBANY, TROY, BUFFALO AND MONTREAL. MESSRS. HARNDEN It CO., hiving mide arrangement* with the People*' Liu* of Steamboat*, reapectrully inform the publL' that they are prepared to receire parcel*,package*. apecie,bank note*, lie for Alban:-. daily, whet* they iutefiect with Peoieroy'* W?.tern Exprree f r Buff.Io and intermediate place*, and wi'h Jacob'* Exprea* for Montreal. '1 hey liar* an office fitted up exelu*i?ely for their own uae on the main deck of e*cn b at. containing an irou eafe, and ?ccon p'ti'ed by aapecial mea?eng*r. whole berth i* in the office, for the purpae of atfety ?nd ncurity to money and valuable parcel*, and ihetccotnmodauoa cf their patron* They a'*o m?ke up ui Eiprm Mail for Letter*, whieh cloret at No. 2 Wall atreet. at 41 o'clock, P. M thereby giving the buaiaet* tommuxity the ?dvautege of maiiinc letter* ane hour and a hall later than at the General Po*t Office, and alio ef an immediate deliiery on their Mrriral. Parcel* aud letter* retired at 3 W?l etrret until 41 o'clcck, P. M and ou board until th* moment of itaiting. Offi-.e in Albany,IS Exchange; office iuTroy,Stoniahed, expecting to hear of iu> dea h. instead of eeting me get active ano rnkuet. I eocaidermyaell lod oted to you ior theaaring of my life, and any oneaituateda* 1 waa, may call on PiTtRN HELMS. lSThimpaonSt. Prt pared and for aale by C H.BINU. 63 Fulton, cur. Cuff, mil lm* _ DIS8UCUTl6.il ?Th* eo-partnerehip which liereloldre dieted nder firm of A. V. U. Webb fcCo waa dierolved by m-.tunl content in December laet. when 1 letired from the concern, and air ee whieh have had no in'ereat in th* btuinti* nor management of it* affair*. _ mtSSt A. V. If. WEBB A AH1 A !5 THE mcmbera of Jeffar*ou Lodge I U. UP U. r No 4?I.O. of O.F\.andth*Ord?r io genera', are requertr J to meet at their Lodg Room, No. 13T Bowery, thia aftcroi on.nt I o'clock, to t>?y the I art tribute of reanect to our late brother, Capt. C. Win. Johuaon, frvm hi* 1^1. aeaiilaiiM No 11 i>'liiriadeBL L. K. OSBORN. Joo. Pettigvew, N.O. m90 If riltlllt?-Th? public ntpeatl uXy irf.-rmid that A In J-i Rtui fcCo ,h?ve ju?i received laige cjuautitiee of healthy Bwtedi.h Leeehev, which iher off r for aal* at? very low price, wholeteleand It tail, at their uffi;e, 478 Broadway. mm A. HOUX fc CO pLAHFIEfTTSKiypB AND SUGAR HoTJbF.MOw LASifcd of a eu.arinrauaiity, for family ua?, for aalc low, at the auger rcflurry, M Leonard it. n.m ?i* Tf' OSered nlo p'wttierehip in the general clothing hoaiueea, underlhe a moot Dg|NN?Ll>Y fc UOWNKS,?t No. II Cedar at, New York. M B ?A handeesne annrtmeat of summer clothing,snide upthiespnrg, nil be sold cheap for eaah. PETVR OONNBLLCY, WIULI AM DWWN18. The aabscriber baa been aalcaaaao ia the wail known bouse of f J, t.orient It "Co foe nearly eight years, and it well acquainted wi been ten re-re ia that .capacity. Apply at Hntagn's o'k. Under t'. at one par e? ntjiseoont?oner I at par VfOflClt-^wwlr.nl and >l-?idor 'h' ensmagTan IN sorer fir the tin. Hurr. and Wluti street eancrega liene, are near ready for detbrery at No. M South cor. floret street.eatiaSKe -a Dorer street A I.HO. tarr'nato Irreeliree. te be onAheirgnard where they ruircheee, e.sererel bekera htre p.t er uo> in Uwiir ariadiows for e.Is. who ere not eeg ft for any-af the (ongssga .'u u/la,i nr nmauewntn an sent out er ml Hi' I ~5%&; ffi-aafa yt-g fcsst I ~'H?.-,' a SsrwKW1, s isss? I i^L^Si^^VrkeSnfio MM l bawtokn fcCO. IT BY ffiOMAS KJUL. fare iWoi.taJtmmmndllt FStUtutrtth) MONDAY. At lty o'clock, iu the ?a!erooma. t ,0,,M maho^anr ehun, 'Ockera. ottoman*. hi?Willba an Id withoua reaerva, IT apteodid cuabiou and prina ae t ail**, rarioua atjr'ei; anfa bed* tmiuf deal rack in* 'kin, nitoaaana. dieana. French enucrm*, French and ?.rec,an parlor cha.ra. Iu. ;>Im, Fr.nch bcdalcada and ?om? other furniture. I'lamitorln-ll 111 ,',1 L. a l_ a: j a; j I ii??; M'tniaiq riiii??'r w. i ?i? MCOid*kiii4 furniture, *ith wtich the nit will conmtDCf. TUESDAY. _ AtlBl o'?loch.nt 22 Tibe street, ?p csdid House n., Id r'urmtore, PUir.hr. i At c',>c'*' iKe sale rooms. Lsrje sale of dry goods, cloibs. cassimeree. vestiucs 00 0 articles rlallun;, trnuks second liauo jsweliy, fnnoy blcdged art cles, and asplendid watches 6 Alao, 300 yards we.t of Krgli.nd tuperfur bioadclolb, 'a rrmianfaand lenglba to mil; 500 yards sattiasts and vest i.atter a, tri rnniiiaa. nosie r y, lufpruiirta. be. Alio, SO boxes wine. 20 do candles, 21 di chocolate lie. 1 UE8DAY, S9th iu.t Furniture Sale?At 10 o'clock will be sold, the elegant furniture roi tained in the hni.se,233 Broadway, to close the eaateof the late Dand Graham, Erq. A UCTION NOTICE.?TEe sale of r lueble loruiture will be coolinucd on Monday lucluding 111 splendid piano forte, ao sofas, chairs, French beds'eads, Ac., at 10) o'clock, in the large roosts, 32 Ann aud 116 Kulton s'nets. mini THOU. BgCL. Auctioneer. NO'J It. C.?HonseTmld furniture at No. U2 Tnompsoa street?R1ELI, b AHCULARlUS will sell rn Wednesday morning,23d inat., at to e'clock, all the furniture contained in the house No. 132 Thompson street, consisting of irg'-tip three ply carpi s, oil cloth', mahogany chairs, sotaa, pianoforte, ehindslabrae, lamps,- wardro es, bureaus, looking glasses bed-leads beds, aud bedding, together wilts a good assortment ol kitchen furnilar* and utensils, with which the sale wi 1 committee The sbive furniture has been in use but a short time.ie of good quality, well made, and wor'hy the attention ef housekeepers. Bale positive. m26 3tis* PEOPLE'S LINE FOR ALBANY and Wy interim diate placet, daily at five o'clock, P vR miWiW. M.,frjm the Pier between Courtiandt and Liberty street*. 1 he NORTH AMERICA. Capt. M.H. Trtuidall, learea aa above, tl U (Holiday) afternoon. "t Ave o'clork. 1 he commodious steamboat R 'CH'iHTKR, Capt. flt. John,'eaves aa above, to morrow (Monday afternoon, at five o'clock, 'J he above boat* are new aud aubatantia', furniihed with t'egant Ftate Roomt, and fortpeed atd accommodations are unrivalled on the Hudson. For passage or freight, apply on board, or to P. R. 8CHULTZ, 1820 at the office on the Wharf. FOR NEW ORLEANS?Louisiana anil New aKM^York Line?Rrgnhr Packet of soth March?The -SE^dfe fast tailing packet bark, APTHORt'E, Captain BUke. will fail at above. For freight or passage,having tpleudid furnithed aceomraodaLoot,apply on board, foot of Maiden Ian', or to E. K. COLLINS k CO. S6 South at. Great care will be taken to have the goods by thin lint cor reetly meaaured. rotiiittly nogoo.'treceived after ihitevenicg. Agmt in New Orleans. Ja*. K. r/oodruif, wno will prompt' ly forward all gooda to hit address Shii pr r; will please tend in their billt cf lading, Pnesengerv will pirate be on board, foot oi Met dm Lace, at lOo'clock.on Monday, 2!st mat, at which time tht tliip will tail. The packet ahip LOUISA, Capf, Mu'ford, will tncceed the Apthorr, and tail ihe Iti Arril. her regular day. ir.SO PASSAGE FORUVKHP. OL?Uuued ILiuelPacket?The tpleudid fail tailing packet ship JwBhSoSHAKSPERE, Capl Minor, will tail positively at ahove, having tpleudid accommodation* for cabin, tecond cabin andsteerage passenger*. For pattage.early.ai plicatioathould be made an board, loot of 1'eik slip, or to W. Ii J. T. TAPBCOTT. ?ll dine will be dispatched free of fl other than the charge! actually incurred upon them. The Sliipa have very comfortable cabin accommodation!. For freight or pMOce.anpIv to BOYD It HFNCKEN, Agent., m 9 9 Tontine Building. FOR NEW OHLKANfl I o sail poi?U*ely on VkJKxV the 30th in.)ant.?The epleiidid fast sailing packet aBa?ihiP HILAH, Captain H taniond.will sail a. above, her regular day. For i asssge in cabin, second eabiu or steerage, hiving superior accommodations, apply to nit JOHN HF.RDM AN. ?x?outhst. cjkp Kt?tt L.IV KttfOOl.?New Line?Regular Packet afV^Wol2'th March?The spleDdid packet ship ROWCIl'rt. MbCaptain aohn Collin* of lloo torn, will aail aa above, oer regular day. Forf rnght or passage .havinraccommodal ions imognalled for splendor or comfort .apply on board, at Orleans wharf .foot of wall at.,or to E. K.COLLINS It CO.II Sooth.troot Price of pa'.ere tiou. The packet .hip PIDDON8,Captain C. B. Cobb of 1000 too*, will succeed tho Hoscius, and sail 35 k April, her regular day. Passenger. may rely upon the ship, of this line sailing punctual I y as advertised. ml7 FOR LONDON?Packet or the 90 h March.? M9^VThe splendid fa.t.ai ins packet ship, HENDRICK HbHUDSUN, Capt. Morgan, Mil. pontircly a. abort, nrr regular dvy. Havieg hand, nine accommodation a ror cabin, second cabin and steerrgcpaavengoia. who will be taken on modcraie tetms, if early arplioalion should be made onboard, or to W.kJ. T. TAt?SCOTT, tlSouthst. or 43 Peck slip. The Hendi ick Hudso ilesvcs London on .he 7 h o( Mar. presenting a farorable opportunity tr. persons wishing to send tor their friend., arrangements for which can be made, and draft* ftiriiahed to those wishing to remit money, to preKe th-ir friend* for th. voyage, which are parable in all principal town, of the United Kingdom, by applyine a. above. _ m!7 3t FOR LIVs.RfOUL?Retular Packs! ol the 91th JWh March?The .plenpid Packet Ship ROSCIUS, JeBmuKo Ci tain Col in., will be despatched for Livupol a. above. Iter regular day. Her accommodation, for Cabin, second Cabin and Steerage Fasten era ate unsuipagacd by any hip afloat. For pais -g? apply to JOHN HERDMAN, 41 South s'reet. If. B Passage from anv part of Urrat Britain and Ireland, via Liverpool, per weekly npportuuitics.eanat all iim?i be secured, and Drafts furnish d (or any amount, payable throughout the Uoited Kingdom, by applying aa abort. m 0 egP- NERTLINE UK LI Vs.RPOiTL PACKe.'I s.? JHk Packet of the 9Mh March.?The splendid, well JUSBm known, faat sailit-g, packet ship HOSCIUS, (tioo tons burthen] Captain John Collins, will .ail punctually a. above, her rtgular day The ships ol thi* line ars all 1(00 ton. burthrn and upward., and their accommodation, for cabin, second cabin and ateerage Pa* ragrrs it i. well known, are superior t> any other line of Packets. Peracns wishing to secure berth, would do well to make early application onboard foot of (Fall street, or to W. k J. T. TAPHCOTT. 41 Peck (tip, or 49 South street. I Persons desirous of serding for their frieod. to come o at I from iko aIsI PAiintrv ran k>v# lh*m hrfln*hl dint in ilia II n*. I ciua.orany of the regu'ar line, on very ciMnible term*, and thoae wiehing to remit money to their frie -de, can hare draftaforany amount, payable on d- mand, in all the principal towns of O.aat Britain and Ireland by applying ai above. mil TO LET-At Gowaaua. Brooklyn, a Houae con I ining twelve rooma. two pwlrie t, two raulta, iea haute and auitable outbuildioga, large garden and clover field ?par' of the garden la formed in terracea?the eiluaiiou ia favorable to early cultivation?there are eight or tea fi.ie grape vine*, Irnit treta, Itr. and the whole in very excellent order The view from the houae and every pirt of the garden ia un obatiu-led and commai.da fine view of the harbor, Btatcn l aland, New York, fee., and the ground* are ornamented and aSadcd by nearly 103 fine fjreat treea. Kent 8350 p-r annum Inquire of H- MARTEN It CO. 35 Joha at., up itaira. Toll Houae, foot of Court ilrect, Brooklyn, or at Oretnweid Cottage, Oiwaoua. The dtatnnee fr? in the ferry |u3| mile*. Th* houae will not be let for a bearding houae. in20^t? OklTi COAL II HELllflCI OfF AT CoST?The real Peach Orchard. Red Aahol a'l aixea. Yard 104 Washington atreet. near 8pring; dB3 3,n*_ \lfXNTtD?A" room about eighteen feet aquae*, or eay 15 Vv by 30 fret, in the neighborhood of the Bowery, between Walker and Broome atree Any pereon having'tuch an one may probably hear of a tenant by addrctaii g A L M, office of the Herald, elating location, rent, fee. mil TMARRHfE A CANDY?Or L. D. Fleming'* Quaker \J Balm Cendy.?Thia C?ndv ir a certain, aafe and apeedy cur* for Diarrhoea and all Bowel Complarnta- Thia unequalled Compound poeeeaeea all the virtue* of th* Qu kcr Balm, which haa long been uaed among the Qutkera IV>r the above complaint*, and ia without doubt tha neareat infallible of any thing that can be produced it ha* been reduced to th* canny form for convenience aake. Nothing can axcel i* It perfectly aafe, being purely vegetable. Certificate* may beaeen by calling on Mr. Covert, 131 Naneau etre-t, aole agent for theprwprieter. m|g lw' COVfcTtl"9 BALM OK Llfl-Tbia medicine ia doing wonder* in curing thoae afflicted with cougha.colda. broochitia, ditpeptia, and all diaeiae* leading to consumption, at tbousano* can testify. lhaia afflicted with the above named dieaaee* will do well to call on Mr. Covert, at hii office for Ibe aale of hie medicine. 131 Naaiau itraet. New tork, where any number of testimonials maybe aeen- Aleo, for aale at 14g Water (treat 110 Broadway 10 Aetrr Houae at Willi m atreet ;7? and 100 Fulton etreet ;T75 Broadway (4* and 771 Broadway 53, 145| and 155 Bowery j 55 Diviaiou atreet. mlg lw* ____ ABA ME BEAULAltU respectfully in'ormsfthe ladits of lvl New York, and it, vicinity, _that her 8pnog eiieuiog of newly imported Pari* Milknery wil- take p ace on Thursday, 34th matant, at M7 Broadway, one door from Frankliait m 15 it* TOTHICHIOaN LAND OWNESi-Tixw for the year 1 I8tt are now due, and ahruld he paid in that a tale on er before the tat day of April next, to aa to aire the eipeoae of delinquency interest. InJuu- next, a sale of taxed wilt be held, from which there will be no redemption. Non-reaideut owner* wi I aee the neceaeity of in mediate attention of their taxes, he., other*i#e tlieir land* will be loat lo them. Taxi* paid,land* redeemed from tax aalaa, deed* recorded. ini) every description *f agency attended to in tht stales ol Michigan. Illinois, Ohio. Miaeoun, Arkaneie, fce. North Atonic ui Land Agency, ?tt .bliehedin 18,7. No. 18 Wn'l strict. MILVI V. it,ii j|? Bocrcsar r to M. Myers. Yl/OHttS. WORMS-DiKlerL fi. Fleming's Medicated v? Worm Candr. for tha tetal itterminaliea of Worms TKil Candy will ?ff. rt the total raterminition >f there r. y. mi l, that are to annoying to all ages, aid produces ao much diatreaa and ao many deaiha am -ngehiMreo. Tlua coaip >und is both safe and pleasant. No iniaily should be wilhou- it. Symptoms of Wurma. ?iehoe?a af the atomarh, vomiting, diaagrreable breath,gripes I joee-teee, awelling of the bowel., faituueas. loetbingoffood, or a voracious sp elite, dry congh, fita. grinding of the te-lh whvle ae eeo, pi king the none. lie. For nale aleo by 1. COVK RT, IM Nassau street, aole agent, for tha proprletsf. mi? la' VttoVTsbOeto lU.osslbe Ol fr sli Oarden needs, in ail the r choir rat ape-ire and varieties, for nalt, ia quantities to auit pur, haoera.it Budge,nan's permanent istebtistimett. CO ner of 18th at, and Broad wsy. Also," The Young (hardener's Aaa slant," containing the reaulto of hia t* rear* practice in New York. Aa Ihta work hoa been honored by the award of a Out# Medal, from the American Institute. Which institution, and tie New York State Agricultural Society, having aleo awarded several cotdeoaa premiumafor superior ?i rnmens of garden produeta, furthov ream at ia deemed nnnerrssvry. art In' Yd f,li"'AttD VAfflk BATHS. 38 Courtlaudt alr.ei, e?. tobiiahed Ittt ?teiiiet fever,eol,la. inflammatory and chronic-h umnt'ain. liee-etd in a-few lays by the use of T. P. arvell a Medicated vapor Bathe. Open from ill o clo L. ftOdERC ?iae rein ins d to Ike, city. and C ran??il bis peefeeaiennl bneineee at IM Broadway nt lm* to CAKPBNTfc&S. Arc I L'tdT PUBl lrHKD,-'i he Modern Builder's (luidr. eonJ laittiag eigb'y eeven opp- r (dates, with Mi rvplaeatK iie (Minard Lefceer. Arehiteei This wcrh should be in Inbauds of every builder io tbe coonlry. It centime an ?edo riVireaUM aa Hand and Stair Rai fog. a branch which tinr M*Ml' ?lf. -l H mlwr ssfisaA saw* igWgpAV-x: .'"ftVr i" sassS Ills' J CHATHAM THMATKW MONDAY EVENING, M?r:h 1!H-TI,? pcdormwca ~il cm score t?i'b ABELARD AND HK^OISE Ebrla'l Hicld1 Maiiuullnii SefU u Htlout Mrir? Puttymaa Mr? Biaike To conclude with THE EAK't H(ju AKK. (ialxeltt HkIJ Orchua Jot aco Alttha Mi'm MnUj er jUxu Meaota ;>d ut UturiM, Pit It, .call.,/ Dkhowu nt H: Lurliinrwi>1 Ti '-rcricelv allTtHELL'l OLVHPlt THRatmaT MONDAY EVENJNO March tl. TL, cohombcc with HEMCULKS. Granite Nickineou Certain D-rim* Edwin Lariwia Miaa biugietoa After which CIN VlCkEtLA. Prince IVraererance Mr. ^mottle N undid. Edwin Cinderella Mra Ximiu Aft?r which D. HlCHAKD NO III. RicHwd, Mitchell?llenry Kin*. Nickentaa Ann. Mim Roberta Lady Cburtkll, Mim Singleton. To conclude with it MR! NORMER. "for. Nornwr. M' ">U 1 FU' M? Timi Upp*r bo*t,Me-M? llwefhi halflHWt ecTCUAHILKICaa nthhtin, E mil..ic* M.ind.f Mini, c?icinoiii-?, H uatrativc of ih?ir lelic oui lite, eupei^jtioii# .i ???h,i. *nl the mi.at r?fi ed audirncea in Europe and Aiuarica. Gentlemen'* ticket*. SO cent* each; ladie*' ticket*, SS cel.u tarh, to he hid at the Society Library only. I) >ore open at a quarter before 7. Leciure te commence at half-pmt 7 o'clock. man 11 mural instructive, rkcrlatiVe and TfiMPKRATE AMUSEMENTS. NOTICE?To ihe inhabitant* of thr p'lacifal cifiet amf town* of New Yoik, I'cliiv} Iv-in i, Onueriicui. Rhode latand. Ma**aehii#?if*. New Hamnehjre. Maine, Ac. lie. SICNOK. HERVIO NANO, '1 hvjuetly celeVrated and naturally endow- d Me'eaipevcho nn. whoae taieaordiuarv I>er*onifrcalion of the Gnome, i)>e Babboon. Ely^fcc.. iia* been the delight of the world, aniioumoh ihil it is hiod mud induetrioua habits, who may with to settle iu BiaaU, and who are not in circumstances to pay the regul.r fee therefor. Pastpoi ta will also be given in the same mai uer by the Vice Consuls in Bo, tin, Philadelphia, Ralta.nore, Norfolk, Richmoid. Chailgston, and New OrU*0*' LAI/ HENRIQUE FRRRIERA D'AQUI\R, ml7ltia- Ac Hag Cou.ul General OHltEtVBLl'RV uYh'l'KllS.?I am pleased ta be able to O inform my curtomer*, that I hare for sale, the Brat lot of the teal SOL11 RIVERS, and I Jo recommend them to the PU4',C- iTHOS. DOWNING. in 17 l wis I Broad street. t/tcE NCk MILliNEKY ARTICLES?E B. STRaNhT! r offers for aale an eitansiae aafnrtmeatof the firat qualityFrench Artificial Flowers, new pattern#, selected by himself in Paris, comprising hunches, wreath#, rap flower#, hat trimmings, Ac i f'-" aaaortment of miteria'a, including ?y. ry article required by flower maker*. French pattern hats, fine hat silks, and the noreltteg of the Pan# market, will he ictrired by erery Hsvr# packet. The shore goods at* for aale at reasonable and uniform price*, by K. B. 8THANO*.. mlBbtinl* 18.1 Walker street. "aTsOTWkR SUSPENSION aDVaN I'AtiltB op A CASH PAYMENTS.? l'helong known lign of the Qolden Fierce hi* been lemorcd from the ccmer of Fnlioa ud N***,u, and i* now impended orer Ihc new store,of HAS. COX, No. (1 N*???u itreet, (3 door* nborr Vaierq lime,) where he will be moet happy 0* rttlT iucIi of hie friend* and eiutomera in y faror lnm wiih a call; hi* old elock hu been disposed of al auction ioordertogive place In hi* prcecnt entirely new. large, and rarird assortment of spring food*, selected from Hi* London and Paiii market*, and compelling the fiocst and moat fashionable *f Clothe, Caaaimerso, Vesting*, fce. fee. Hi* purchaie* hariue been made delusively for rath, he if enabled loeell at greatly rrlhieed pricee on tha? golden system, which ha* *o long eorriaced hiinaelf and cuatomera of the imRienae adraati-ce* dented therefrom. From ih-cash pet tng cimmuaitr he solicit* a contieuance af tho*e fiTor* ao kindly beetowad during hie long career ef Naval and Mili ary Uniform*, Ladies' Hiding Habit*, he. kc^mvli- in *uperior?tyle. Mr Bibcock continue* to a?*i*t in tiia cutting department. mil I wi? twie PIANO FORTES AND MUSIC. A TWILL S MUSIC F.STABLISHMENT -The proprieft lor oflhie tabl ah men' inrite* the atteo'lnn of the iro *lcal world to the catenate*Catalogue of New and Fashionable MUSIC, constantly publishing. On hi* tables can hi found all the standard Musical Compo ?it?on* of the great matters of Europe and America ;-evtry deacrpti^n of Tieatia* on Thorough 3*t?, Harmony. Singing and Fingering. Musical Grammars and Elementary Work* o> er?ry musician af any distiucth o. Ereey day add* to the already Urge roll-ctloa of ne? and popular Song*, Marches. Waltiee, Dattr*. Rnndoa, Varm liene. Q'udiille*. he lac. many of whicV cannot be found at the other scores about town; The style of (uh'uhicg maiic at thi* Estab ishnvi.l, i* well known to It be mimical rooatunaty to be tn|icrior to any other rtoru in th* country. the music beiag printed from elegantly' engraved metallic pates; the title page* embellished with beautiful li hographic vignettes, many or a hi .h are tastefully colored. The price of Music is at on* hall the old rat**, and a* low M' can he obtained *loawher*. QU- Th*n?wmn*ic i* printed on beautiful Tinted Paper,, andh'ghly perfumed. The price is the same aborr. A l'WILu i* eon*tantly receiving superior Piano Forte* manufactured *ipre**ly lor la* eaiabl M vanou* nobterm of Rosewood and Mahogany, with the (fraud Action, Han- Stop, Metallic Plate#, he. emoraeiar lb* la lea I f**h?ou of n?rnnur*s wiui laoin 'ITT.Vii ..^"717"k Irwm ftBtKimiiD Mrollfl i *11 of which tr* wurrmnud to N fT.nrt la^Tl Im'' rnr-from ?|M Jo rw. F.arm stanl* af tirwwfo1"*''? *orrt*V* wrth 0*??? of Kott mi il aud M?hof?r. DM INano# lafcrn i? Karondh-ndl'ianna for aalr arry ehrap. Tt? aubMiibrr haaitf riiUrfel >1* ratah'whnva' mnln a'raiitfara and ,a *,T* 1 ,m |tareh*aiii|i 'pi** and Mimic Nil t? at.v p?c of ATWILL'S MUSIC KSTABU8MMF.NT, (Sifn of IMt (ivlHtn Ijfrr rf It'* W1 lindmi.wiir III, fatil'i f-lwreti._ I r* 7)OrL*HD, Front ?frr?l, l?. op-iUir*. ?ffrr tor nil A- tha following ^tCWARS? lSo Of* KrpaJiaa. Kiondaa and Matharry. itflD.uOO Common ait* la qualiMr KioiwUa, Matkrrrjr, and IrfnotM brand# M).M? Contrrto Knmla. I BO,tan Oiviiki and Traburo#, Nonrfa, ac*l Iofraoid*d brand*. O.OOo Of alh>r SO.to0 Priwmpaa. tatitlrd to drhaotura 'M Boiaa Havana Swart Maata. j?t Boata Ola C hat*ao Mir*ran Win* m< la

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POSTSCRIPT. Washington. (Correspondence ol the Herald.] WVKIMUTOIV, Marctl 18, IS!-. Proceeding* In Iht Smalt. In the Senate this morning, the president pro It?/i, presented several documents from the department*, arid among them was a statement of the costs of the public buildings in the City of WashingtonMr. Williams submitted the following resolution:? Revolved, That the Secretary of the Navy be directed to communicate to the Senate the names of all oPioeri now in the Navy of the raited Stalea, denoting the ptriodi of their admission into the publio service, and the d ilea of their prefent commission, and the time of their respective tea sorvice prior ta the 1ft January, 1934 al'a^the time of service of all auch oltieera, *Dd of present passlr. Clav presentt d a petition from certain glass euttersof New Vork, representing the great depression they are now laboring under, attributing lit to the fraud- practised upon the government by the importers of that article. They think that Dy the duties under the existing state of the revenue laws, their establishments might be destroyed, a ad a.-k for a specific duty, if not an ad valorem duty, laid on foreign cut glass, to give them protection. The bill declaring the assent of Congress to the Stale of Illinois, to impose a tax upon all lands heretofore sold by the United Statee in that State, from and after the time of such sale, was taken up and discussed until the morning hour had expired, w hen Mr. Clay's retrenchment resolution came up as the order ei mt uay, una -nr u vana uwupicu ik a 110 cent* per tubal- Eichange on New York i* much eaucr. I quote at par a J dieeouat. Philadelphia, and in fact all PennayiTania fundi, are rerr doubtful. The nominal rate on Philadelphia ir 3j a 4; Virginia ia improving, aad may be quoted at ti a t?f discount. The weather this morning ia pleasant. Yours, Roderick. Baltimore. (Correspondence af lh? Herald.I Baltimore, March 19, 1942. Mr Be >nr.TT The l it/.n Bank, it ia ?aid, ha* gone, or ia about going into a compromise with itt creditor*. The Western, Chesapeake, and Farmer's aad Marchant's Banks are watched cloealy, and it ia feared that they will go too. The Chesapeake would hare been the suj'rsf, instead of beisg as it is?had it aot hare been that .-he loaned to the state a large amount of her funds, which she stand* n poor chance of getting hack. I look for squally time* here soon. The Court Martial ia about to comasence Captaia f lack's trial- Joka Nelson, Esq it his coanarl. In bast*i faticoTT. PiWlndi Iphlu ICorrt-apoodeuce of the Herald. Philadelphia, March 19 1842. TSe Dm!;*?Dr. Lardntr?Iheulrrs?Llttkon? Ptrt, .Jr. Q-C. Krery thing is quiet hen to-day. The banks are doing buiiue?* much as formerly, and with none rf tbem is there a run for specie. The amount carried into them for depoaite ia in moat caaea larger than the amount called oat. The breaking up of the tire or six banka that hare gone, was a aerere bnt wholesome operation. Without thia purging the currency nerer could hare become purified. The only fear ia that the confidence and kindneia now ao generally bestowed upon the banka, will be misinterpret! d, and ihat 1 no trad of husbanding their reaourcea and laying low, that they will br .Deli cut for Urge profits. This erroravuided, ana ml will be well. At the lecture of Dr. Lirdner last night, a strong unruly man, by boisterous and Tulear language, disturbed the whole audience, and fir some time interrupted the lecture, it was with great ditti culty that he could be ejected. He was, however, eventually handed evei to the p*hc-, and this morning held to bail by the Mayor to ana wer for his disorderly conduct. This is the last night of the Doctor?he goes hence to Washington, and has ei.g gements that run throughout the year h is eoufiJeuily rumored here that Burton, of thr National, and Prat', of the Chosnut, have united their two theatres, and that the National will uot again open Hut of the two companies, one good oue may bo selected; and under the direction of Rtchitigs, who, it is said, is to be ictained as stage manager, something like a living business maybe done, and something like rational amusement afforded the theatre going community. Tli r? cvuM a miinirii.il election vpJpriliv in the citjr and liberties, which resulted in the election iu Southwark, of radical dt uiocr?U, to the exclusion of a combination of wbigs and democrats elected last year. Showing a change of some 1500 votes in the district. There was very little done ia stocks to-day. The paper of the broken baaks is at a discount of 20 to to 25 per cent. Girard, 40; United States Bank, 58; Exchange on Now York and Baltimore par. A black, woman yesterday altcrnoon, iroiu some eause weary of life, threw herself into the Delaware from the wbaif at the foot of Queen street, Sou'hwark. A person standing present leaped in and rescued her. Evincing a disposition to repeat tke attempt, she was takcu down to Mayamensing. A fire broke out last evening at a quarter past eight o'clock, in the large five story brick store house in Third street, near Market, occupied in the lower story by Mc.Vlanus Sc Co. as a wholesale dry goods stors, on the second story, by Mr. Godfrey, as wholesale shoe and bonnet warehouse, in the third and |i urth stoiies by Dr. Jayne as wareroom?, laboratory, Arc.; and in the fi.th story by Mr- Baksr as a printing otlice. The stock of goods in both the first and second steries was large, and in the third and fourth, belonging to Dr. Jayne, are estimated at about ten thousand dollars, the Utter being wholly uninsured. The goods in the first story are partially insured. Of those of Mr. Godfrey, in the second story, no particular information could be obtained during the bustle and excitement last evening. The firs, we were informed, was first discovered in the second story, and is supposed to hare there originated, thi ugh of this no one appeared to be certain. The building was closed at dusk, and was not visited afterwards. What amount of nods was destroyed was not ascertain ed; though if not burned, frrm the qutniity of water poured in, they mutt have been much damaged by this latter element. Nothing but the books of 1 McMenus Co. were got out. Arroi.itmentt Br the Pkisideht.?Solomon Clarke, re-appointed R-ceiver of Public Moneyp at Pontotcc, Mi. Silas Reed, Strveyor General for Illinois and Missouri Valentine P. Conway, Surveyor General for the Territory of Florida. "IMMBKH FOR THK U. S. DRY DOCK,. BROOKLYN, 1 Sealed Proposal* will be received at theoAne of the Nary Ascot, New York, uutil the tat day ef April, for luraishiug at the U. H. Navv Yard, Brooklyn, the following tunbe plank for the fotiadatione of the Dry Dick, via ItOO spruce pilot of lenith vary ins Tom St to at feet?to aver age not leu thau 38 feet; and to be not tee* than 11 and to average at leaet 13 inchea ia diameter, 4 feet front the butt, exclusive of the bark. 1,000 lineal leet white pine timber, foot square for floor tim; ben# It.ooo lineal.feet white pine do, 1 foot by 1 foot 3 inches square for floor timbers. 141.500 feet board measure of S inch white pine plank for floor feet board measure of inch yellow pine plank for sheet a e above timber and plank to be of perfectly sound and turable quality. The spruce piles te be as straisht as can be procured, and w> til respecta prepared for tharpenins and driving. The white pine timber to be fret from shakes and large knots?to be sawed straight and square edged to the dimensions tbova given, and of the following IcMths, viz: one half ol taeh lot to be m sticks 33,35.SS and SI feet long. The remain iDghalfol each lot in atK haSt. 87, 40 and 43 leet long,?the lumber of lineal feet or sect Isnj h to be nanrly the same. The white pine plank to be entirely free from large knots? square edged?ia lengths of 31, 34,37,30, 33 or 34 feet?to avs .-age not leas thau 37 feet, and ia widths from 10 to IS.toavs rage not leu than 13. fhe yellow pine plank to be straight and square edged, fallible for driving as sheet piling in lengths sf It or M feet, and in width from 10 to 13 inchea?to average not lees than It in All the above timber and plank to be delivarek on such wharf Mr wharfs within the Navy Yard si* may be designated by the Coginrcr of the Dry Dock. subject to the inspection and approval of such person as he may aeleot. i'he pilta to be delivered in such quantities and stanch times Mtweeo the 1st day of July aud the 15th day of October as may be required by the Navy Agent, he giving uot less than I weeks notice. The white pine timber to be delivered between the 1st day >f September and 31st day of Oc'ober, and The white and yellow pine plaok between the 1st October tod (01 h November. The pr ipoeale will state the price per (tick for the pile#? per cubic root for the white pioe timber, and par foot boatd MMIbkt the 3and I pine plank. The rich! ii reserved to aaaign leii than the whole quantity U each kind of timber to any one bidder?and offers will be received for any portion of eitherkiad. Proposal* to be endoreed, Proposals for Timber, for l)ry Oock. Brooklyn." W. Agent's office, New York, Jai.Sd, 184*. ROBERT C. WETMOKE, Nary Agent. ji ItawtAlat A~~PPlJTSTKD CII'Y AlifcNl&.-The following: establishment* have been appointed to aell CLIREffl'tlH'S TRICOPHEROU9, OR MEDICATED COMPOUND, for the Human Mair Mr?. Hotblack, Curl Store, Broadway. King. Doc kaeller, EuHon street. J. BDod-J, Druggiit, Broadway, eorner of Blreker. Win. Milaor. Dtucg gt, Broadway coidt of John at. Meaara. Kield k Miller, Drugguti, Third Avenue corner of 18th at. Harrison, Broadway romer of (Jrand at. J. Jour*.Hair Dreaaer, Kultcn a reet, Brooklyn. And ol the inventor and proprietor. Professor Clirehugh, at hb rooms, 907 Broadway, comer of Kulton at. Price Si per bottle. All othera are counterfeit. mlSeedti flAYANA? mkA west's bOaRDINO HoUufc i'a n removed to the Callt Ban Pedro, No. l enfrente de U Machini." By thb latter direction tha building b known to all boatmen, coachmen, porter* fcc., a* one of the mod conapicuoua point i of the city. Theeatenaive alterations and repair* upon thb kouat ha Tit* been complaled, Mra, W. ha* the aatufaction of offering to trangyra visiting Havana, an eatabliakment faranperior b ib location to aoy thing of lite kind vver before known in the city. It i* situate directly noon the Bay, and command* aa eitenaive viewcf the entir* barber, with the adjacent country, owns, Tillage*, fcc.' Q&- raaaenger* for Havana muat obtain a paaafrrt from, or >ne verified by, a Spauiah t 'onrul, which,on amval, ii taken by the boarding officer* to th* Government Hooae, where, in conformity therewith, a permit to land with baggage, kc. ha* to be procured by aome reaident of the placa. Pereona deairou* of going to Mr*. Wast'a hooae, wN please bear iu mind that thia aerrioa will be promptly rendered them by the Clerk who visit* all veaseta with pameegera, aa toon - -wmuch to limit tbeir uae; hut all thoac difficultiet have n remedied In the Talent Ttblea, at the ilidee herein ueed hare metallic conoectiona of a particular conitruetioo, and are not liable to rnnboory on account of the alternate i welling-and ahnnkina of the wood, in damp and dry weather. Thoaa tablet aiwaya run aaay .whether they be placed in the hotted parlour, where the wood frequently warpe, or in a damp place, and are therefore to be roeommrnded aleo for the nee of ateamboita?they are beaidra a mora apleadid and more durable article than any before manuficlured?are made in all deatrabla forma and pattern*, and of any length required The public ia rrepectfally invited to call at the Ware mom of the eubeenber. No. 140 Grand, corner of Elm alr*et,in the aew large building of the New York Public School Society where the article may be aiamwed. uij Mt eod* _ C f. IIOBE. Tafntee RICH AND POOR A RE alike benefitted by Sherman'* Lounge* Thar atani have icdur.ed nme to make attempt* to poalm off worthlem article* in plact of Sherman'? Loiengea, which have don* M mack ood, and cur* *o many. MILLIONS int net, have eipenenced their happy and banefieial effect! iV""?h^ Worm*, Headache*. Cold*, Whooping Cough, Aithma, Oonauniption, Palpitation, and all Nervoua dmana eliumad?" *n"-'*oc* known ol failing to do all that ia k^. i? 0**AT AND SMALh. SSk n?d ffima 10 Wh# CLERGYMEN their* ongrrgatinna'' "rlu" ,rom ,ht" HSSi and amidat PHYSICIANS OLD AOE naoArnad to boyhood, and Nwir drtUniatycata mad* romfortohlr and happy br nam* *hrr?a?'a Lormfaa?alw \ on- doc-r i-bov? Bleeder a'leet; Union, corner Grand and bowery; Codcingmn, corner Hudson and Spring; Hani's', 77 p.rst Broadway. mlt'.m* FAWCETT'S NEW AND ELEGANT ESTABLISHMENT FOR FASHIONABLE HAIR CUTTING AND LADIE*' HAIlt DRESSING, 28? Broadway, up stairs, between Chambers and Reade sts, Scow open for business, where will be found among other THE INVISIBLE WIGS or Geutlemen's real Heads ol Hair, being the latest and greatest improvement 111 the maruUcure of wigs and Sea'p.: ?nd the sub'Criber is happy in beini Die firs'* to introduce lliim here, l'li-jr display ilie forehead and temples to auy height, a point iu wig tnakirg never before attained. They sre Composed of ventilating or gossamer work Thry fr ou the head by a mechanical connivance entirely new. Tin y air put ou in a moment?they 'iinmrd ately adapt themselves to the countenance, i-nJ at once h cotr.e part ,aud parcel ol Ihe living man. iffjf- Copy the address, 232 Broadway, iiy stairs. Prices to suit the times. n,16 lw* REMOVAL. PHILLIPS' CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT Ic rfiiovtu Itom M> is roadway to 7 Actor Howe. ECONOMY IN GENTLEMEN'S DRESS, Garments of a moat Elegant ki.i1 Fashionable kind at a saving ol SU per cent for c?sh. THB advertiser d-rmi r uaneiessary to reiort to the har k-I atyrd system of giving a lilt ol lomitial pries prrium.n; that the lengthrf tine he has been established, together with the extensive patr-u. g?- bestowed ou trim. will prore aiufli ciebt voucher for hie capabilities. P. ssessii g the idvintagr of briny connected wi h an extensive cloth establishment u Enrrps, be confidiutly asseris.Uiat he caa furnish clothes which, on comparison, will be fouud lower than any other h uie miking up the best descriptions ofgentletmu's dress __jlS 8. PHILLIPS. 7 Astor House, Broadway MARCH OF INTELLECT. pRKAT stndrs hare been irnde throughout the world in tj steam aud almost every branch of agriculture and in Ihe general seieucas?then why not the same in the healing art It cannot be the Midical faculty ire too narrow minded, far even they recommend King's Vegetable Ccngi, Candy iu all affections of Ihe lungs, and when they xpre?s themselves, s'y tiny see no reison why such a pleasant, pure, and palatable article, should not tc ipse the many nomereus preparations that ha'e been used for yc>rs, merely b -cause Galen, Cicero. De Medicis. and other writers, i peak of such and such medicines. No, uo, Ring's Candy is a modern invention, and toon re ievee, checks and cures, and canaot be prevented Irom its onward course by the envy rnd j-sli.u-y cf a few illiterate Tret ared aud sold by C. H RING, S3 Fulton street, corner of Griff, and sold by most druigiste. mil inr RING'S COUGH CANDY I fi? 'egret of confidence placed iu this Vegetable Cough Candy by a majority of our physicuna, ough' to inspire the like in the mind of every scapiic, who perhaps is so from having been deceived by some article that promised ever thing aud performed nothing. Won d physicians recommend an article they did not ulaee implicit reliance in Its virtue*? Would clergy nun and o'her publ.e speakers speak publicly of its deliglrful rtlief, in lubricating the air pass ares and giving the voice a manifest inordinate volume? In nns, would every body who has tiied it so strenuously prcmulgste its virtues, had uot the almost miraculous effects of its poweiful agmry been seen? Prepared and sold, who'es lis sn l retail, for exportation, by C. 11. R1 NO. 83 Fulton strict corner of Off ml? I n,* SPRING FASH TONS T'llE subscriber desires tbc att-ntion of stringers and others 10 his I ?rge and eateasive assortment or stocks, scarfs, cravats. ready made linen and ixuaSln shirts, pocket kerchieft; ailk, merino, and ambswool akirta and drawers; aujpenders, glotes, hosiery, kc.kc- Ii ia tke intention of the subscriber to pap particular attention in eelccling the moat ehaata and fash unable patterna of snail's and cravafa. Hia aaaortinent trill al ways be ftund raried and ettenaire. The eubecrio-r continues the manufacture of hisce'e brats d Elastic Stocks. Gentlemen may depend on being auited by calling at tha o'd eatab|iahment 941 Broadway, between Murray atieet and Park Place, ml 9 tm* PAKdELL*. agent for J. Agate. SWAN'S ATMOSPHERIC SuCA FOUNTAIN, U 8. LETTERS PATENT. NOV. 3d. 1838. MANUFACTURED BY SWAN fc WELLS. DRUGiVl GISTS. ROCHESTER, N Y-The attention of Drugg ate, and other 'veudere of Soda Water, ia aoliciled to th>a useful and ecooom eal aubatitute Or tke tspensiva, complicated, aud trnuhleaoine apparatus heretofore in use. The advantages of tt e Almoai heric Fountain over tha old mc'tiad.are the economy of i'a Appaiatua.tne original eoet to the (nirchaair being leaa than one lor Paintings on view and for sale, which the public are invited to impec L Scientific puilicitioi a embellished. Views, flowers, aud sther objects painted from nature, ir. It 1 weod k Itw* MADAME RESTELL, T7KMALK PHYSICIAN. Offie? and rteidcnee MS Or.en r wich etreet, (betwern Cortlandt and Libertr etreetd,! when ah* can b* coiuulted with th? itricteat confidant# on ail complaint! incident to th* female frame Madame Keetell'e eiperieoce and knowledge in the treat ment of obetinate catea of female irregularity, etoppage or tup prrteion, Ac, it each at to require but a few day* for certau relief aad perfect reeorery. Ladica daairiog proper med ical attendance during confinement or other iMlapoaitioa will b* accommodated during auch time with private and re apectable board. Prerentire Pnwdera" for married ladiet whoee delicate or precarioo* health forbid* a too rapid iocreaa# of family, will be aent by mail to any part of tha United State* Price il a package. All letter* (poet paid) addreeead to "boi MS. nTy. city,' wall bo received. Boat on Office No. T Emei et. N. B.? Malame Keetell would inform ladiee reaidin" oat of tha city, whoee health would not admit of travelling, that ah* wonld devote her peieonal atteadance upon them ia aay part of the United State* wilhia reaeonable distance, fit dfcwlm* COUNTERFEIT. FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS. /"VWINO to th* celebrity, efficacy and invariable raceee* el O Madam* Keetell'e Female Monthly Pill* in all caeca ol irregularity, euppreteiou, or etoppnge of thoee function* ol nature upon which the health or every female depend#, einc# their introduction into the United State*,now about four yeara. counterfeit* and imitation* are continually attempted le be pelmed off lor the genuine. Cheap common nil* are puroha ted at twelve cent* a box, pot up ia different Soxe*. and called "Female Monthly Pilla,"with th* object of eel ling, if po**ihia at one dollar. Female* are therefore cautioned ageinet thee# attempt* to impoee upon them. It i? eiiffiefent here ta etat# that all Female Monthly Pih* are countrrlcite. exeept thoe# Rid at Madame Keetell* Priacipal tSffke, MS Greenwich at cw York, aad No. T Keeex atreet, Boaton. Price $1. Madame Keetell'i eignature it wnttea on tha cover ef eael N B. The married, under eeme cire*matancee,moat aketaii from their u*e for rvaeon* contained ia the direction#, fill diwlrn* TO MARKIED LADIES. 1\/f ADAME RESTEL.L'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS. 1*1 Thne inrnluable Powder* have been unireraelly adopted in Europe, but Kraici ta particular, for upward* of thirty run, a* wall a* by thouaand* in thu country, a* bring the i only wild, a aft and elfir acioue remedy for married ladiaa wboai health forbid* a to* rapid inereaee offamily Madaint Reattll. aaia well kunwx, waa for thirtby yean Etmalr Phyaiciaa in th* two principal Female Hoapitata i? urop*?I hoar of Vienna and Farm? where tarored bp hw treat aiperienee and opportunitiee, ah* attained that celebrity in thoa* great diaeoreriee in medical acience ao ape dally adapted to th* female frame for which her medicine* I now aland unriealled, a* well in thia country aa in Europe. He* aequamtaac* with the phyaiolegy and anatomy of th* female frame, eaabted her?by tracing the decline and ifl health of I married female*, anrce in th* meridian of life, and tlw ronae I quant rapid and often apparently ineiplicable cauee* which nenaign many a fond mother to a premature grarr? to then true toorce? to arriee at a knowledge of the jeimary eauae* of I {rmale indiepoaitiooe?capecially of marriod femalee?which, it nog, led to I he diachrery of her celebrated "Preventive Pow dare." Their adoption baa been lb* meaaa of preeerriog BO' i onL the hemth, but avan th* lift of many aa aflttliona** will Tha adrertwer fueling th* importaaee of thia anbiect, ant Wimnliug tha raat beueflta reanlrikg ta thouaand* by thru iloption. would moat reajwelfully arena* the attention of the lurried, by ail that tr ey hold oear and dear.t oi considers don. U it not wiaa and rirtuou* to prevent!* il alo which w >oiok ?0 ?t llim H J?.*aE5 LIFE B OAT ASSOCIATION I KOIl THE MANUFACTURE OF FRANCIS PATBNT LIFE BOATS. A MERICAN MOULDING COMPANY. WAREHOUSE 112 BROADVVAY, orpoaiTi mn CITY HOTEL SARSAPAR1LLA SYRUP, AND SARSAPAKILLA PILLS, A Fli PA AY D BY OTTO ltOTTON, M. D. OLD BT TIIh BOCMT JOHN DOYLE, Bookskllek, rr.fi ?w" l?? BHOADWAY. U N P A R A L E L 1. h UHbAh'fifcsS. At the fashionable tailoring establishment, KM Bceknuui (treat, near re art. Gentle mm who art now or formtrly hare brea paying cxtia ragout ncri for '.heir cloihil.(, are aaaured that they need do an no more, ai the auharriher will ynirutee to all who pv troniae mm, a hind out fit, a faeliionahle atyle and aic.lleot material*, at the following moderate nricea? Sup. Weal of Eng. Wool-dyed, black, blue, or green drtaa co.ta. $15 to J ii I'tula, double milled do black, plaid, and fancy can., to $fi 50. V.^la?IT m .itin .rwl -.11 L li i..li tte made ami li mined iu a anperior mauot r, from fT to J?,60; Veata, $1 50 to 7?, Pant*, *1,50 to Jri. ml lm* JOHN MDKFAT. OARS, rWEF.PS AND SCULLS.?Notioe ia hertuygir eI',that I have diacintiuued the branch oar eatabliahweiit in We?t elrceC North River de.aid do atl my bueiner* at my old Oar EiUbliahment. 403 Water atreet.and aa I anve all the eipenera ot one ttore, I wplarll Oara, Sweetie, and bculla enough heaptr to pay for coming from any Dart of the eity toll lie Oar Entabliahment, 402 Water itreet, fire doora above Lathirine market. JOHN A. PEAR9ALL. n>4 tin* ENCHIRIDION MirDICUM.?Tho uudmigned, a regular practitioner of medicine in the City of Now York, member of the Medical loati utiona of the State and County, har nig, durieg the I vat eight yc ira. accomplithed a great Dumber oiwondriful and ?nr.>ri>iug curea in every variety of long ?'sliding diarrae", offerj h:* attendance and medicine* withoal rh.rge, until the patient h .a fairly trated the raed cine in th.re diecaaea. The ad> an? e I :?gr (heltjrovr 50 year*,) ami long enter ence 01 Dr. Solomon lit inc. ie a gu r .utee that the pub lie will Dot be deceived. He ail] belnund till the tat Of May, I g Is* f tic wort as tkey appear in Paris. Dealer* will find it to their kdvanltg* to call. The stock iaaxtenaire, the prices moderate, and every article (elected with the great eat cere. an* lm* ARTIFICIAL TEETH. o* tub prihciFlb or ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE. (Coyr.) Hariug lately lost tw bicnspidati teeth, I called on Mr Levett to eupply their plac-s with artificial teeth, aoj it affords me much pleasure to testily to hi* ekill and ability as a LKnliil; ladled, I have i ever tee* teeth died and htled with more 'iactoeu, and at the aai tine wilh liai painful prealure oa the fumi. 1 cheerfully recommend that gentleman to tba eaoecial notice of the medical prcfeaaioa. ai well ai to ihe public, feeling aotiafied from my own experience that they may confidently rely on hia chill in hie protection. ORA(.N$"LLE 8 PATTISO^, M D. _ Profcacor of Anatomy, Univcmty of New Yerk. Febrnary isu 1*41. The original can be aeen at Mr. Levett'a JOO Broadway, corner,of Wirren atrret ml* Im* BANKRUPT LAW. flENTLEMEM wialung to be diachargad from their debts, under thia law. are inrited to call oa W. 8KIDMORE, Attorney at Law,75 Naanu atreet. All other kind* of law buaineai alio attended to. Charge! moderate. rib gm* DOCTOR FAWCBTT, Member of the royal college or burgeons of London and Edinburgh, and of the Medical College of Philadelphia, confine* hia practice to a aclect branch of the profcOttOJ. Nocet empta doloce volnptcc." Dr. F i* encouraged by the uri'orm aceea* attending hia mode of treatment in the core of rencrrnl. gleet*. cincture*, aeminal we*koeat, and mercnrial affection*, together with all thoie other bod ayraptom* which undermine the conatitution. aui lay tl.e found ition of premature deeay,either from maltreatment or any other eanae. la audi peraont the appelit* it generally defective, aud the rtliah for life almoit auMutd. Ilea mode of treftmeat i* umrcraally admired, hi* medicine* being pleuaut to the taate and aaaell, gently aatrioge* the I fibre* of the atomach, and girea that proper tenuity what a good digeation rea .itea. Hi* trratiic on conciliation*! or nerroui debility, afford* rary rxterirre cbiervationi on MWual debility, eeminnl weakneaa. and impotaacy, brought on by delimit I habit*, all iu attendint aymptoma phmolugiea'ly explained. Thu'work can be obtained at hie office, 1M Fulton atreet, where ihe Doctor can baronaulted at alt houra of the day and aight. Letter* (poet paid) will recetre immediate atUntioa. mia' DR. FELIX GOURAUD'JS POUDRES SUBTILES. FOR ERADICATING HUMAN HAIR. Ot^ Thc# ran iHAt.r thop mpohira?"nrtamouth. w R Preelou. Maine? Portland, t Hayoo k cn. Bampw. Maaara Whittier k Guild. Hallowall, FHciminoa Rhode laland?Provide nee, Charln Dyer, jr, Wcttminater treat. Ohlo?Columbaa, Summer Clark. Naw Jaraay?t rteabrook, I'rinreton. Every bottle of Dr. Gauraud'a Coometiea ban hie name with the uame of preparation. and New York. Mown on the four eidae. and hie lac aimt'e engrared on the wrappwa af ina Poudrra Bnbtilee. None other are genuine Si Im* 17 ALSO.Vt IN k FAlNT.?TheKalaomme faint herion bean IV severely tested in this city donna the winter month*, c>'. it r flow u.e city wouMI be fold a ha gaiu. Half c. oS and h-aif merchandize, ar h ilf c'-eh and half on bond and wortgng*. AU, a Farm to let. or to be workel on hater, of thr ?.me dtfcriplmn and same iatanae from New York. Apply at 6T Greenwich treat. New York. wlO S'eod ClT? HOTEL, WABHINOION, D. C.~ 1 ha K|7 subscribers hart again taken Die exteueite Lu.ldiujjr, JB'BB **?""T Try lit rmi um.-t Department, ami foinitrly occupied by them a* a Hole', situated at th* comer of feunaylvama Avenue and Fourteenth atreet. Tli- House has been thoroughly repaired and newly furniehel.and so txpenae has bem spired iu furnishing ibpled for the accommodation of Tamilieu, having meuy parlore ?iih bed rooma adjoining. When thia Holal waa fonn-rly oc; hue Caaaiuiere and urusn Hat*, $4,00; Nutria. $3.9}; Molrakin, 13; and Silk HaU, $9 60. Alio on hand, a large aa*oi latent of Cap* of the neweit and moit approved patterns, coia, ting of gentlemen's velvet, cloth and glaxta. Travelling and dre*i cape. Children's fancy cloth and velvat eapa Ac. m 4 tin* WM. BANTA.130 Chatham it. rijf THhEE DOLLAR HA PS-SPRING FASHION, l?48 ?The mo t (plrndid article ever offered to the public?Klrgant Short Nap Moletkin, at tha low pice of $1 al?o an article at $4 to, eaual in durability and luatre to the** old by other Hattera at $3. GEO. P. H BROWN, Practical Hatter, _ ml 1 la* 146 Canal street. CARPETING, CARPETING. H'HE subscribers have received a new aad treah stock of A goods for the (Spring Trade," consisting ol Bru'sels Th'ee Ply,superfine, fine, common, hall and stair Carpeting, Rugs. Mutiny, Engluh and Ameriran Oil Cloths, from 3 to 30 fedt in width, containing the latest and moat fashionable I altera* and colors the market affords, which they offer to the puVlie at the lowest Cash Price* Persons wishing le purchase, would do well to .call Mid examine our stock previou* to purchasing WEBB k MANNING.463 Pearl *t. H l m* 3d Carpet Store irosi Chatham. NOTICE TO BUYERS OF CABINET FURNITURE I rrHE subnerlber would invite the attention of those wish1 ing to purchase articlesin the above buaincaa, to hi* eotablishment, where is to be fouud a rich assortment of Rosawand and Mahogauy Furnitare, of French and other patterns, some of which are not to be found elsewhere, being entirely original. Also, handsome rich gilt Cornice* for windows, Poles and Rings together with Damasks, Galloons and Tassels, and every article attached te curtains, whieh will be made in the latest styls from patterns lately received. N. B. Particular attaution paid to the Citing op of Ottomans, Fire Bereeaa, aad other fancy articleo. with smbroid errd tapestry. WASHINGTON MEEK8, dl*-Sm >16 Broadway, next the Hospital. WIGS AND SCALPS. THE LARGE6T, THE CHEAPEST AND LEST ASSORTMENT, VII TO BE FOUND AT, A. C BARRY'S, 146 Broadway, corner of Liberty street, up stairr. YirlGS and Scalps, upon the beautifying and gossamer sysv v tern, approximating the nearest of any yet manufactured In the natural head of hair?first premium. Abo.mauufaetur *4 from ladies' and gentlemen's hair, not less than twe inches long, necklace t, bracelets, earing!, watch guards, rings, and hair work ol every description. mil in' Q1LVER PLATE.?WM. THOMSON, in William street 0 contianes to maautacture Silver War* of svsry description, of the latent patterns, and ha snow on hand tea setts, coffee pots, pi checs. cups, waiters, -forks, spoons, of rich as well as 01 the plainest stylos. The whole of these articles.being manufactured upon the premises, from sterling sirer, no pains or expense will be spared in the beauty of the workmanship, Ii/aTcHES AM) JEWELRY. VERY LOW-The vv subscriber is telling all descriptions of gold and ailrer Watches.gold end ailrer pencils, gold chains,keys, kc at retail,lower lhau at any other place in the city. Gold Watches as low as 10 to 40 dollara each. Watches end Je ?elry exchanged or bought. All Watches are warranted to keep good time .or the money returned Watches and Clocks repaired in the best maimer, and warranted, at much less than the usual trices, by one of the finest workmen in the eity. G. C. ALLEN. Importer of Watches and Jewelry, wholesale tnd retail.to Wallet, upetsirs. fit lm* CHEAP HARDWARE STORE. rpHE Subscriber is now opening his Spring snip'y ol 1 HARDWARE k CUTLER*, received psriste arrivals, from Birmingham and Sheffield. Together with s general assortment of Domestic Goods. which he is prepared to offer St the eery LOWEST CASH PRICES. The attention of Country Merchants, Builders, Csbinst Makers, tic., is solicited to an elimination of his slock and prices, as h? is confident they will find it to their inters t to Favor him with a call. ALFRED F. LAORAVK, 110 Greenwich corner Barclay, New York. A regnlsr supply of FALL RIVER CUT NAILS, and Coopers Glue. Also?a complete assortment ol.'Mechanics Tools, James Screws, kc. ml lm* HATS! HATS! HATS!! DROWN k OO.'S One pries Hat Store, wholesale and reD tail, |7| Chatham Squire, corner of Mott street, where fashion, beauty, durability and economy are combined to adomi the head. The proprietors hare the pleasure now to offer in addition to their recently improved shoit mspptd hat. a new style,the imitation ofbeaver,which soeloeely resembles that of all fnrs the moet costly and beautiful, that the difference is not easily perceived. Price three dollars. We strictly adhere to the one price own lyvu-m, nuivu ewoici ua m lunnn i eery auper.orhat for the price charged. Id presenting theaa hat* to the public the proprietor* think they have rt ached the ultia* turn of beauty,durability, c.-ieapoca* ?td comfort. im 3m* CARL KING. The well-known and celebrated Millinerr tad Ladle* Straw Hat manufacturer to her m j?etv the QUEEN OF ENGLAND, respectfully beg* leave to announce to the Ladiea that he haa on hand a moat rplendid aad f Untenable aiaortment of Ladiei Straw and Btlk Hat*. The Straw Hat* art manufactured to a moat faacinatiog and becoming a hare, called THE EI.LbLKR COTTAGE, with Gipeey aide* and a Swiai Flare around the front. The braid* thaee HaU ara'mad* of ia of tli* moat elegant pattern*, the Albert etraw in particular u patronuad by QUEEN VICTORIA. The ailk department i* conducted by the moat ingaeioui and taaty milliner* not to b* equalled. The ilka are of the ne'.reet style, freeh imported. Trimming and Flowers to corrtspond, Thoao who wiah to coavinc* ihemaelvet may call at No. H Canal n?ar Broadway, and 17 Divivion ttreeu. N.B.?Hie Pa Ha Ribbon* and French Flower*, are of the latent etyle. and can be purchased at either of hi* establishmepte. at wholeaale and retail on reaaonable term i. mi Im* AOU E RRE O'l' V PE?It Daguerreotpye tpporatue com plete. and new Pnttern, 400 Branch Platra Aromatic Lenoea to Bottle* Hypcvelphit* of Soda 94 Bottles Ch wide of Gold Chrome, Chloride of Iodine. Tripoli, and a'l kiodr of Ch* micale concerning the Daguerreotype.ju?t received by Packet ship 'ran'oie 1st, and for aal* by AR 1'AULT k CO. in* Im* 41 Brund street, up stains. THkiRAiikblNAkY ATXfcAcTION^CAD.kS TAKE IIt NOTICE 1-Immensa Stock of DRY UOoDS-SlMd* worth jnat received irom Auction. Tk* best stock of Spring Good* at Retail ia the city, bought at anch prices aa moat future them a speedy aal*. The public are Invited to,eiamine the assortment for themselves for w* era supplies with every thing desirable and new for the Spring Trad*. HEAD QUARTKRbTMI GRAND ST Just opeaed? French PrinU. 4 case* Freach PriaU, IrMlla *0 to ?e U par yard. Bfituh rroallNU* t *?"NgjrsiiVt blua Mark, blaaa and naade eolaratljdaia tad every "*"-.feWSSHAWL.. tun bleached Shcvtiac* and Shirtiafi, from M to It 94* IObetoenab:eaebed-*??ery at) la. frtm ad to tad. Clothe, Caaeieaeree, Vratraca, Geiabroooe Sajiete? aery S'.enp.Df Lina, Taeliouie, Bombaiioee, Hceierr, Gloaei, raperiea CbinWe, and whitt Good* of trery deaenatioa. N a.'tMitiap arda wide. J. II, DINMAW, ml la* 3oi Grand afreet. Super Ohioaaa Blua, Super Purple Brawn. Emerald Green, Madder Lakaa, Bninawek Green, Verio rtu on, Baxoa Green, Chmmaa. Turkey Umbra, Ochrra, Be., Be. lornntere ana r.r|ni?ri -r ruiuori wo E.ngnan ontu, r?n eupenor, for (all at fab TT Im* ?d Bm-dway, corner Ftanklin. COAL.?The (uherribernfferi for (ale, at redareed pneea, the beat Peach Orchard. Red Aah Cod,of the Broken .Km and Nn aitea. Lota to tail pnrchaaere.lree of cartage Yaru No. Heeler (treat four doora iromClia Inn. ml I in' OKOROtt THOMSON. Ol ICltc?On and efter April Id, lltli, the commutation fare in the care of the New Jrreey Railroad and 1 portatioa Company, between New bork and the eerinue I acre on the Intent the railroad, hae been reduced (ineliid .DC ferry )^to |T5 per annum, and >50 for aii moalne. ^f()')L-W oaa the Sheared ^|y*yAmert^wol'e?'tebte

DR^J. FHANGIS." OCULIST. No. 10 Barclay street, WITHIN TWO DOORS 9R THK ASTOR HOU8K. HIS preparation* hare io aim oat every inetanc* effected ut"ni?hin* curce id alt i: tfeminatory dieeaeeaof the fclye, 1- -VoLAi At U curabii, aeialuily I certify that Jacob Valentine, a youth of about 15 yean of age waa brought to my liouee leal laM apparently bliud. .to called OB me lo-day ,a..d itatei that he haa been the pauent of Pr. J. KrauCft, whnee treatment lira been the Beu. under Ood, of recover iug hu eight. JAMES MILNOR, Rector of St. fieor^?'? Chinch. Reekmuiet, March 2,1541 I wai nearly blind for twe're year* with nebula, coeertoz iheaight, and 1 ;-in now terf roil) mtorrn by llr J Kraucifc MaHTHA bKO VN,l7r#or?ylh.tr?t" 1 certify the abott being a true a'.atcineu'. CJ BENt-OIC1', l'??tor of the 8t .Lton ?t. Church." I wai neatly bliud for twenty y?art, with a Cataract ia each eye. Surgical aid waa rraorted t.. w.thoet any good effect: but from the uae of Dr. rr alien wonderlul (reparation for that d s-aaefov light 11 perfectly r-itnred. MItSTEH JOHNhON.lta 8 ulhat. New York" We the uudrra Kutd. ha>e wiiucsaed the aitoniehiag efficacy ot Or. Krau'u prci arati ol? for diseaae* of tne hie, uahenta'inkiy wommtud them to the Lottce of the public aa ?a nab'e remediee. DUNCAN DUNBAR,Pallor of ftlcDougal atrcet Church, New York. B.M1 CONK, Tattorof ti Kirat B?it?l hurcS. JOHN PECK. Aginiot the Home Id iaio' Saeiety: JACOB UllUUNKR. fanorcI the N-rlli BaplutQht?:h.t JOSEPH ANOKaOK, Roman .Catuolic meat ot St. Peter'a Church. Numeroui eertificatee can heieea at t e Office. N, B ?Prepared aid avid oni.r by Dr. J. KllANCl3.Ni. It Barcliy atrcet, New York Artificial Eyea inaertrd, rqaal in appearance tn tha nat .ral. ml- imdhw TO THK PUBLIC. rpHT. aub?criber hariug c-mulelid *1 d p.t in operatieo h>? 1 newly iniented Cotton ai. I Hey Pre-*, ntfrri toiel! ordu pvee of Preaeea for aov pait ?f th? Uajlal Siatri. or to negotiate forthe lale of the patrul ng' i for au> atctiou of tha country eaet of the Alleghany h oucUiltl. A preaa may be aeen in ope ationdaby, between the hci.ra off audit A. M, at the coiner of Avenue C and 5th atrcet. On thiipriai the power of four men will prcaa n bale ofcntlou to the dr nai v of twenty fire pouuds to the cubic foot, i j one or two u.'nulea? thereby super?e-lint! the necessity of com Dressingtiiesimc, at greet costard exreuse, utthrol.ceofiiiiyii.cn '1 he power ol two man is sufliciint tor presents buy to the dimity uftwenty pound* to the cubic foot is the tame t.uie. The pree? is eery simple in its con-traction, not liable to get out ol repair and occupiess space of ahou' three by sev.n feet on tne tloor, is perfectly portable, end will be sold a' le?s tlmj one-fourth part of ne cost of any other press of equal power now m use. Inquireoflhe subscriber, at the rfflee cf J Prenti.-s, No. 13 Wall street, between the h'ure of la run! 2o'clock,or of I'. \V. Hurry, at his machine shop corner el Hiviuglou and Lewis streets. Letters postpaid will meet, imme'me attention. mSdln.* T (J OARDINKR. DENTISTRY. YKTM, THORN. DENTIST, so icits the attention of those re who wear Artificial Teeth, aud those who may require them, to bis method |t f supplying tii? Maxillary family, rix. the Teeth. Knowing that there is a disagreeable taste tu the mouth of those who indulge in acids, reiulting from the action of the acid on the (Jold Plate, lu all c?*es that admit of it, he inserts leelhifrom one to a c- mpleteset, Without using one par tiele of metal of anv d .ter-plion. 14 Chambers stgpet. m8 lm* Uka'ifc aNI) POli oRM TK ?The Lodi Manufacturing Company now off r too barrels ol f idrttte for sale, ana are daily preparing both Urate and ro io're'te. If the weather proses favorable, they expect to h ,ve a la.ge supply in the spring. This company hare no connection with any other concern, and the Poudretre they offer is warranted more than SO per cent better than whet has been u ad- in New Y ork, and they hare the eridence of fanners and practical chemists to prove it. This company alone make Urate. They hare discovered a new and greatly improved i roc.as in making Poudretie, although much mire expensive. They do nol now make use of Raw Pcet, Turf, or Meadow Mud," nor of treet manure, nor moulding sand from the foundries, nor the ashea from hard c al, as articles ef compound, or any ether material that is not in it- elf a valuable mauure Tbe company hare determined to make an aiticle which the farmers aud gardeners can have no reasonable ground to complain of, and they thereby hope to establish and pnrpe'uat* its character. Teaass?Cash on delivery, for P >udrelte 44 rents a buahsl, Uratt 50 cents. Con of a barrel 95 cents, and cartage. Any person wanting a few bwre's. may have the same delivered on board any veuel in New York at $3 a barrel. each barrel con taininr four bushels struck meitiire. fire ol cartage (a barrel will not contain four buahela heaped meaaurc aa pretended by *?One of the great benefit* in ueiog theae mtaurta.ia the eco nomy with which they can be applied one boy will do mora in one day than two men wi'h a team carin g utmanure la (hreedaya. Fanner* *?d gard-nrra who have tried theae mature* aay tha one buahel of I'oudrelie la equal to a load of barn ?^?hcee>maourea may be had of Mr. Jacobua, on the Haekenaack Bridge, New Jereey of Meeara. ^tilwell It Dey, No. 8C6 Fulton 'reel* Brooklj r at the office of the company, No. 43 Liberty at reel. New York. Latter; by mail, poet paid, addrraaed to '"The Lodi Manufacturing Co., bos 80S, Poet Office. New York." will be forlnwith attended to. and p- raooa wiahing to aeeure manure* at a given time, may give oidara u advance end the company will ieai rve them. me 1 ma* NOTICE TO RUPTURED 1'ERSONS. TlR. A. O HULL, NO. 4 VE8EV STREET, A8TOR xJ kOUSE. NEW YORK.?reraon* afflicted with rupture* may rely upon the beat instrumental aid the world afford* oa application at hi# office,! Vraey atreel.New York, or to either of hie numeroua agent* in the chief town* of the United Slatei. Patient* must bo careful to examine the back PJ of Dr. Hnll'a 1'ruaeea, to aee that they ere endowed by r. Hull in writing. None other are genuine or to be relied on a? good. Children under twelre year* nsivereolly cured without further expenae than the eoet of the Truce. The nffictl cure haa been under thi progranaiee practical imprortmen for aaor* thao tweaty year* paat in Dr. Hull'* Trust Office, and in now brought to a atate of unrivalled perfection;

TO THE LADIES. MADAME COBTKLLO. Eepiale Phywieimi, atall con tin JYI una to treat wath antoaaohing aucceaa nil dmaanan peculiar ^fiupprumion, trrafularity. ohetruction. Be, by whatever enuacproducei, canbe removed by MadamaC. in a vary abort "Sdam CI medical ettabiiahment having undargnaa uvor ugh repair* and alteration* for the better aeoommodat.au of hernumerona p*Uenta,*h? M now prepared to receive iadiea on (he poot of coaioenieat or thoee wWe with to be treated for oUtruftiofi of their monthly gertod. nard treat. at all lime* and with the atrieteet regard to aecrMry*, All eommiinicationa and Uu?i a must he paat paid. fs3 I aa* IMPORTANT TO MARRIED LADIES! LR HULL'S ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS. rpHIS apparatus uniformly curat falling of the womb, and re1 morea many weakneeiet incident t" the married tta'e It ia applied aa an article of dreas; any lady can fit herself without recmrae to a anrfeon.on reading the |iamphlet written by Dr. Hull, accompanying each inetrum-ut.whicn will beeeat by mail free of charge, to any part of the country, to pereone requesting he same by letter. Or. Hull has, at the nqu-at of rereral re prctable phyairiana, fitted up a room exclusively for Indies, ha vine aeparate entrance from tne busines department, where a lady ia in coeatant attendance, to apply Truaaes and SuppOTtd?s to female patieuta. AMOS O. HULL It CO. mlSlm' No. 4 Veaey at. Aator Honae. DR. MORRISON. XJORTH RIYCR DI8PKN3ARY, ?0?i Fulloe at, near IN Greenwich. Dr. Morrison, Member of the Royal Collage of Surgcone, London, and formerly Surgeon in the Sritian Natry, continues to be eouaulted daily on nil disease* of a delicate aature, and all thnac dull enemy eys; tenia cacaa quest on iqjudicioua treotment and the impradaat uae of quack medieioes. Dr. M. bar hsd an eaperienee of M years in treat tag delicate dieeaaea in all their e^ious and complicated forma, and uae a a intlil, aafe. and infallible aubatitute for mercury, eradkatpg the Veaereil rirue with certainty, without euhjecitag the pMitat to any i ink, or reelncting him in kia uanal diet orj^urauita. while hia medicinea are agreeable in taste and CONSTITUTIONAL DF.BILITT?Thou aanda of young men are suffering from the conaoqueneca of indulgence in a ?/I?I?I.ro WtalMi an?I nfir*M are urthrr lU jured from the um of aoetruma and pretended apecifica, which stimulate only to induce greater drpreaaion Dr. M. treaU oo r? .srfriRSiSa ^sssss Letter* poet paid, and containing a suitaoie be, will eeeure the correspondent foil ad rice and medicine to any fpart of the r*.. in. *~[rm tail to reMeve when taken according to the direction* Tnoee who call for them will be supplied wi h hereiretelar,containing ampleduecLon*. i'^'.ar'ae.gtssLa saT" ir.'.r caution TO FEMALES. So VARIOUS and dia thaw tha wander aanl adrai ration of tha world! Thk. arc known all orar Earwpa te ta^B tha rr -preparation aeer aiaroeerad that haa rrorad meant V iiuinprcdueina the monthly tarna. Thaw oarlaintf taara.hainp auch that Uwf aanat not be need dunaa praa H M /or though mild eafa, and healthy, they too eertaia M praa --a aaiaeamata if aaad dariag that partaa The directioaa are Uaaalatad uTo Kwlakwduaiwe 1 opa? H round wilh tha aaal of tha bwV'rtar, ataaaped. Each hot con taiaa tha aigwatara of M. da'loudaiIowml and tha Ee*(lah dt H recttana have tha awniture ofDr^F. mMLvEAU, aathornai KSrasssf B svysrr s.-s.sr? I will aaaat with immediate a?aartoa _ SoB by appotntaaat K&fejsss&n"*

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