The New York Herald Newspaper, January 19, 1842, Page 4

Deoause the State is able {9 Meet thou. ‘State is reported as follows :— Dewr or rue State or New Youu, Jan. 1842 ‘The entire debt of the State, including all the outstand- ing stocks of every description, except those loaned to ne Delaware and Hudson Canal Cempany, and to rap road companies, amounted at the close of the fiscal year, 30th September, 1841, to ySee "statement H) ©1 which there was of canal stocks for dif: ferent canals $16,306 374 48 General Fund, 255,193 43 by debt Of tne $17,961,667 00 Add amount of temporary loans for Cunal Fund, at close of fiscal year, 1,856,000 00 ‘There were alse temporary loans for Gene- ral Fund, at close of fiscal year, which have beem since paid, and are not therefure carried into this account. Aggregate amount of State debt, 30th Sep- cemher, 1841, $19,416,567 91 Deduct from this amount the Erie and Cham- plain Canal debt, due in 1845, for which ample funds are provided and set apart, 2,021,087 26 Would leave actual debt of the State to be provided for, $17,295,630 66 To this should perhaps now be added, for stocks loaned to detaulting railroads who have failed to pay the interest, viz : Canajoharie and Catskill, $200,000 00 Itheca and Owege, 315,700 00 ——-—— 515,700 00 Would make the gross amount of the debt of the State, $17,911,230 66 ‘The gross amount of annual interest upon this debt, in- cluding all the stocks and temporary Passengers Arrivea. Mages [Dak ladore A Carlotta of the French Na: A Vezzini. FA Pezzint, J A Pezzini, anid, France; Miss MA Sarmani, Cormene’ S'S # Foreign Importations. Mansmitixns—Bark Isadore~ 49 ck 59 half do C Merrill—1s bal-e J Rillet—8 WH Wright—898 bkis Mason & Thon a) = 5 bdle 116 qreks Wiikins & Cousinery—195 bits 202 e8 10 bales 48 cka P A Brethaupi—4 bas Bruistlin, K sen, RC omt ka Use FW Downv—375 boxes PJ sroder & Co- 10 bales Co—20 bags 208 cw 10 cks ¢60 rkty 60 bbie to orier. Ga~ Brig Carrier—20 casks 46 bales almonds 6 casks i# vindgar 240 : ege 10381 bre 2218 half do 18€0 qr do 432 bxs oranges Fitch & co—200 boxes orangils Fitch & Robinson. Je Importations Bark Qrando—298 bales cotton Bonuafte & cont Grrenway, Henry & eo- de hhda P ftsrmony. &co~ 761 pia leas am— 639 x —| 4 ~ Tet ah 381 bb eto one agent teget Pelrck St Manks—Ba k on heen: Warras Center &co—7 4 Mele land 16.3 Wee gett on Ho brook, Ne!- Fox & Livingston—102 L Mai $8 Be “ist Bryant & Malton 90 i pane to order. loans, 18 , $919,704 36 Of which the Canal Fund pays $832,922 87 Aud the General Fund $62,294 99 Ans to the interest on the stock of delinquent railroadcompanies, 24,486 50 = — $6,781 49 - 919,704 36 ‘The contingent liabilities of the State for loans of its credit to incorporated companies, amounted at the close of the fiscal year, ending 30th Sept., 1841, to (see statement 1) $ Deduat from this sum Catskill and Canajoha- rie Railroad Company $200,000 00 Ithaca and Owego 315,700 00 (Ineluded in debt as above) — $3,720,000 00 ‘The annual interest upon the whole of these contingent liabilities, is From which deduct the interest upon Cats- kill and Canajoharie ani Ithaca and Owego railroads, paid from the treasury and charged as above, $220,086 50 24.486 50 Would leave a balance of interest upon al anh the remaining stocks, annually of ett on 00 1 will be,seen that upwards of $2,000,000 of stocks, due iu 1845, are deducted, beeause the money is suid to be on haud te meet them, and yet those stocks are in the mar ket, and daily selling at 10 per cent ditcount! Do they constitute a debt]or de they not? ‘These icle empts to reduce the nominal amount of the debt, y injurious to the credit of the State. The liabili ties ofthe State for its credit loaned to public works, are not included in the debt, because the companies are lia- ble forthem. The Comptroller takes Mr. Hoffman round, ly to task for including them in the debt in his report, and yet, since that report was made, two of the companies to whom the credit was bound, have failed, and the Comp troller himself is now constrained to add the amount of their credits to the debt. The credits loaned to the other companies will most undoubtedly fall upon the state. ‘The orders issued by one of them to their contractors are even now protested in large amounts. If such debts cannot be paid, khow will the State interest be met in another year? The actual debt of the State Sept. 30, 1s4l, therefore was $23 652,268, leaving interest $919, 704. Since then $1,000,000 additional stock has been iseu ed to Rail Roads, making the debt now $24,652 Mr. Hoilman gave the actual debt in May last at $20,866,253. From the close of the fiscal yee Sept. 30, 1841, up to Dec. 31, 1841, the following amounts of State credit were is- sued to compa Scheneotady and Troy. New York and Erie Railroad, $100,000 700,000 Tobe issued to the N.¥. and Erie Railroad under” existing loans, $200,000 ‘The report enters into a long detailed statement of the condition of the Safety Fund, which he closes as fol lows:— ha construction of the act, dividing upon the ba: lance of the fund, would, er might, reduce the Bank Fund to # mere nominal sum: and would, or might, as is above suggested, exhaust the fund to the prejudice of the general creditors of a prior failing bank, who were supposed to bave a preference, |The differentiviews of the Bank Commissioners and the Comptroller as to the just construction of the act in this particular, have been the subject of correspondence between them : but there has been no further sctioa upon the subject, nor has the Comptroller felt it hie duty to take any measures for the immediate redemption of the bills of this bank. The Bank F oor @ even with the aid of the contribut of the first of January instant, will be entirely insutfi- sient to redeem the outstanding circulation of all the ety Fund Banks which have cuspended ; and tund, according to existing laws, is only to be reple ed by the annual contribution of one half per cent capi- talof the Safety Fund banks, the bills of the Commer- cial Bank of Buffalo, Commercial Bank of Oswego, and Clinton County Bank, \/ hose united outstanding circula- tion is estimated at about $870,000, can not all be re- deemed from the Bank Eund forsome four or five years to come, without further legislative provision for re- plenishing the fund more rapidly than is now authorized wy law Biit holders must therefore weit the slow sccumula. tion of the annual contribution of the one-half per cent. or furth gislation will be required. ‘The result of the investigation of the affairs of some of the Safety Fund banks recently suspended, as well as the former experience in the cvse of ue City Bank of Buffalo, would seem to sb that some further safe- guard is necessary to prevent frauds upon the Bank Fund by over issucs beyond the prescribed limits. The act of 26th May, 1841, (chap. 292, sec. 4) makes the wilful violation of its provisions in relation to such over issue, a misdemeanor; but this penalty and the previous legislation upon this subject, have not pre. vented over issnes, which are mow chargeable to the Bank Fund, and are a frcud upon that fund, to an amount ascertained or estimated to exeeed the sum of The check imposed by the General Banking Act, but pplical ly to the free banks, requiring’ the pe s registry and countersigning by the Comptrol- ser of all the circulating notes, seem to afford sufficient protection upon this point ; and it is respec tally sug- F hether the principle might not be advantage- ously alopted and 7 pplied in relation to the circulating notes of the Safety Fund banks, by compelling existing banks to account to the Bank’ Commissioners for the dy in circulation, and prohibiting the is: seept under the direction end super k Commissioners, or other proper officers. might be deposited in some appropriate place nd if bills were issued only under the flicer, over i might be epi direction o public effectually gitarded against. I ay at the Stock Exchange. 128 do Harlem R 250 di do 100 do do 350 do do 100 do do do 100 50 de N Jersey R 3 do Stonington 38 do state Bk, 25 do Bk Com'ree scrip 0 do Del & Hudsen 95} cr do 9% we & anw 94 do 100 do do thw 95) do thw 23} ado = do 86 dos sthw 93} fedo = do nw 95 do %do = do $90 93} do athw 931 Sode = do 87 do sthw 23% 50 do do 94) do 93) 30 do Auburn & Roch a + shes Meetanics Bk bo 65 «= 10 do Boston & Prov 88) 200 do do 65 25 doMohewk R = 430 59 wodo do 64) do do #0 59 0 Corporation 52 86009 oa 25 shes Del & Hud Marrkd. D.€., on the 10th in: T. Johnson, Gourenxxvn Moanis, of ) York, to Miss Parsey J. Canv, daughter of the late Wil- son Jefferson Cary, of Fluvanna county, Va aan? = | Died, On Saturday, 15th inst.at her residence 208 Front | street, Brooklyn, after BETH Enza, %] of William Worts, formerly of Lon. Ch te eoediy, paieth inst, after a long a atthe residence of his brother A.A. & Franklin street, Stermey Samanos,a native of Bt. Jago de Cuba. » His friends and these of his brother are respectfully | invited to attend his funeral this aiternoon at 3 o'clock On Tuesday, 18th inst., THomas Jnrrenton Sawren, son of Thomas and Rebecca Beilby, in the Sth year of wipe friends and aintances are respectful} y tomorrow afternoon ° wtown, pear Maspeth. ‘ Latest Advices tend the fune 25555252 0~ 26 1 ° 7 so8 NEW YORK, « JANUARY 1 19 . oo mate 115 onTs: +446 | MIGM warruee+ Departure of the Atiantie Steam, : FROM LIVERPOOL, 7ROM RostoR. Mar. 1 April 2 *May 1 Packets ito Arsive, Packetsto Depart. Wetting Chadwick, Nov.%0| Mortreal, Grifiog, J ouchadwick, Nov 20 | Mor trea! ma Quebec, Hebant, Deesl | G.adiator, Brittos, Jan a0 VERPOGL. Dec. 7 | Columbus, Cropper, Jan.19 Dee 13! Sheridan, De ?e Dee 1! Loui ter, Jan. 25 To Masters of Vessels. Coinmanders of vessels will confer a favor by having a lis! of their cargoes, passengers, aud a report of vessela left at the port wheuce they sailed, and the veeeels spoles, realy on their arrival here for Commodore Basserr, of our fleet of vews schooners, He will board them immediately cp their arrival. L ea, Lovett, Vauton, Tatbot, Oly vh Co; - Ligerpook, CH Marshall; Newarks Merwin «1 ard, Howard, Apalo: ler — Briga Lancet, Ki use, Const of Lady of the Lake, (Br) Young, De- lec.or, White, St Jago se Cuba, M Taylor; Tremcut, Radick, Port ku Prince, Nesmith & Leeds; Dimon,’ Rebinwen, Charlesian, Dunham & Dimon; Virg ‘Talbot, Port Leos and Key Wests Was Taylor, Hoey, A lachicola. é parte ringer. (of ‘ortland) from Maraeitle, 68 | Gibraltar 35 Broom. ‘sh wlt-oif days, mds teplor Gen it, spoke bark woe ‘Ewbank, of Salem, from Suma- ‘k Tiadora, lo, holas, (of B a “ wok iebec, Ne 17 days from ‘St Marks, cotton, to W Brig Carrier, ip. from Malaga. apd 58 days fm Gi tar, truit, to lich BO 20th ult. 87 55,1 15, pa veda whale ship st nding E. show ng a red f shal. 16th inst. Montauk N by W 70 miles. Win Penn, frm Boston for Thiatelpige. the Carrier has exy eri enced very severe weather for the Inst ix weeks. on tuguere brig Unide, Koz», 44 daya from Lisbon, wine avd Brig Tesee Ped. Bailey, 14 dae riz Tanac Mead, Studley, 14 days from Darien, Ga. cotton, fg M Demill. Lett brig Peter Demill, for New York, in 4 Fanny € cote Kany Colt, Baker, 6 days from Georgetown, SC, with Schr’ September, Jeans, cot Brewster, 20 days from Belize with $5900 specie 45 bales sarsaparilla 76 fies egwaraies oo Labouiase. toh Michigan, from Wilmington, NC. with naval stores, Schr Tioga, Tyler, 5 d Wi . tof Aioga, Tyler, days fm Wilmington, NC. naval store, Marine Correspondence. Orricr ov tax Reor an} r0- fewpor! 7, 18 Arr 15th, Hannah, Rum Key; North 8t “Norfolk for gissooay Commerce, tot adh for do; Saml Crocker, Phila- tor ‘Taunton, Heral Rienzi, Providence for New York; Rosetta, Philadelphi Si lee, Wilun A Bi ‘ia Warren, Bath, General Record, ‘Packer sir Corumavs, Cole, for Liverpool, sails to-day.— Her letter bags are at Gilpin’s, in the Exchange. #orcign Porta, Jan (—Arr Seminole, NOrk an ust Marion Dian for NYorks Ohion te ang; Gilbert, Matanzas, Oglethorpe, Savad obile; Auielia, do. United States Ports. Ie, Clark. NY ork; Farmer, Cor- Tole, Norwood, d>} 13ih, fonia, Fieldado.’ L&, Jan 6—Arr Scotia, Thompson, Philadelphia for wah; ‘Castine, Jan 10—Arr Patapeco, Baltimore. PoxtsmovTH, Jan 12—Cld Tarquin, Camden. 81d 13th, Al- mira. NOrlea Guoverstrm Jan 18—Are Curlew. Hamilton, N¥ork for Portsmouth; 14h, Hallowell, Smith, St Marks for Boston— Sid 9th, Mary Kimbal\, "Thomaston; loth, Thetis, Beaton ior at tevideo, &e; 12th, Clarion, Baltimore, anda large feet of others. noe Lem, Jan 15—Arr Deposi*, Para; 16 h, Emerald, Hodgdon, {tzArt Hallowell, St Marks, Below, Cor. Rio a bark. Cid Ville ds derma Washi Srenstvdt; Morning &| |. Cla Cairo, (new, 6: Sis ultfet no "Am ves Ereaoern, Jan 9~Sle Fair Play, 8t Thomas; igth, Malvi- na, do. New Beproxp. Jan 15—Arr Bold Commander, Wing, Ware- ham for N York, sud ld 46h. Arr 16th, Atalanta, Bafimore: Coriuthian, Snepherdt, NYork. “Sid Louisiana, Marsh,do; Ag- awam, Jackson, do. Encantows, Jan 12—Are Citizen. Meana, NYork for Ports. mouth, and sailed 14th; 14th, Roscius, Taleahuana via Holmes Hole, for Boston. touched to Yand 800 Lbte oil from wreck 01 ship Low; Kenduakeag. 81d 12th, Gournet, for the W Todies, New York for only vessel in Proviprxox, Jan 16—No arrival since Friday. Sid Barfine Wilmington NC; Roderic Dhu, Mobil » Apalachi- sa eMstue Perfect and Warvioe, Esizabeth PuraneLenta, Ji York B Jan 13—~Arr Paragon, Curtis, ud remaiued 14th at Host 5 Boston or bath, ity! Joshux Sears, Derrickson, New le: Ella, Boston. Johnson NYork; Kanha- ld Tippecanoe, New Nyon Sa em, Mal- Rio ds ‘Bo. ALexawpnta,DC. Jan 14—Sld Gen Stark, Barbadoes; Mari- on), Boaton. Nonvotx, Jan 12— Are Bride, Boston: Hope & Susan, Dan- tucket; 131k, Wankinen, Me vidence; Preston, Provinces on Fivmouth Ma, Tarquin, Providence: tat Thomastor ope Nembary Boston; Fromaston; ered ratty eet Toten, vert; Hard, tig deeply liden, surgoned from Baltimore, anchored ia Hampton Hoads this morning Cuunurstox, Jan 13—Arr Edward, Bulkley, NYo Boston,’ Cld Calhoun, Myers, NewYork; Euphrosine, (Fr) Caen, Lady of the Lake, (Br) Greenock. Savannam,Jan 13—Cld Monsoon, Liverpool. Arr Frances, do, Daxrex, Jan 10~Sld Isaac Mead, Studley, NYork, with 990 bales cotton. St Manns. Jon5—Are Don Juap, Porte: Trojan, Timo'eon, Neuvitas, end Ganges. NYork; Massachusetts, Boston. Re: ported. St Clair, 4 Bordeaus, c id Kennebec, Virgini: fon, Morosep. snd E N me, N Yor! Jan 7—Cid ‘Eavine NYork. Art Ocean Queen, St PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. HE SE far-famed ano e lebs a inet be obtained in deo 1m" ERE. RAILROAD.—The atth Ward is ready, Sng A << ‘zene are requested to meet at the dy Tal Bowery, opposite Bond atreet, thie ey Golem 19th January inet, at half past seven o*c! MiG to take sueh mea- immed.ate completion of sures as shall be necessary for the tne New York and Erie Railroad. zen of this Ward, favorable to his ewn interest, is invited t ‘attend and hear for him CommitTe. Jon S Doughty, M, Seam: Seco Ales, Davtel Winship, Reuben Withers Daviel J ‘ernoc! Tiong ber eres ee ton, __ jig it TH NERS reopect ul fully am that they willh ve ike hones to al Cacertat tthe way evant Ine atta our hey Evening. Ju rhe they will appes: a jatronal ume, LJ ‘ety ,o! Solon uetta, ‘Quintettes, mal pare of 4g a By the adviceot their in accordance with the ine they will reduce the price of ‘sdaigeon to fifty cents. principal Stores Trekets to be obtained at Music at be door on the above evenining, 7) o'cloek- Le ORSON SADDLES =A few of the best London made complete with itments, = m4 ” bolts and stuffed, forse othe herein rr ‘whe rhe ith at. Pe Peat en LAKE: inoat respec lic. that hie Benedlt will take pioccoe eR amt a when will be presented the two (avorite comedies of the ie one Besweed' and * What will the W orld Say,” wit other ie et al, Store, for whict tuation ie cane AM. Tae The unex) red Lease of Si "Si @ Pea now occupied a a 324 Ligeo i ong established. burg and Peck me early in the Sp for a psrron about Txegiberk tx thochevg Wesmmess, Possession can be had on the let of Februry. Apply on the oreminess 10 For SALE.—A choree thorough Lossing’s tmported stock. 15 montns ol the rear of 91 Croahy eet near Yr ince, Noite: LH KLE we NT. at me forssety with Joho D of Canajoharse at Fort i © For inrdqnented hy hin famsiy a Resor) es a intr tend: ney we them of his pre see of tim for been without pews from hun for ® veral ycars. i a cmd Shiv. OTH i RRS Eas. owe MBER FOR THE U. 8. DRY DOCK. BROOKLY, Bl] T Sealed Pr-pyrais will ve received at the tee of the Nex vy Agent, New York, uatil the let day ef Apoil, for farnish- ingat the UR. Navy ‘Yard, Crooklyn the following tube ck, vie — 0 28 feet 5 an 12 wehes iu diameter, 4 feet from the butt, exclusive of the bark. 13. a | jineal ieet white pine timber, foot square for floor tim 13,000 0° linen! feet white pine do, 1 foot by 1 foot 3 inches square for fleor timbers. aad Ey feet board measure of 3 inch white pine plank for floor 18 a feet board measure of 5 inch yellow pine plark for sheet ing ‘All the above timber and plank to be of perfectly sound and duirable qui Fhe a all reapects prepared for ‘The white, pune, timbe piles te be as straight as can be proeured, and io pening and driving. 0 be free from shakes and large viz: one half of 22,25, 98 and 31 feet long. The remala ie kuota—to be sawed atraight and square evged to the di censions “. ubove given, and of the followin each lot to be in ticks ing half ot each Jot in sticks 34, 37, 40 and 43 feet long. number of lineal feet of each levgth to be unariy the same. ‘The white pine plik to be eo jirely free from large kuo! sqnare rdgederiu lengtha of 21, 24, 27, 3, 93 0r 38 feet—toal rage pe fen Than 97 feet, and in Widths from 10 to 16, to ave ot lesa than 12, mh yellow pine plauk to b: able for driving as sheet pil tw width from 10 to 13 inch Teng ‘traight and ag sarere edged, suit- ig in lengthe of 13 or 26 tect, and 10 average no: less than 13 in- eMail the above timber and plank to be delivarek on such wharf or wharfs within the Navy Yard «a may be designated wy the Ergiucer of the Dry Dock, sujet to Ue itapectton aad appro of such persou ashe way select. vn ‘he piles to be celivered im such quantities and at such times between the Ist day of July aud the t6thday of October as sdby the Navy Agent,he giving not less tha 6 wee “the white pine timber to be delivered between the tet day of September avd 31st day of October, ana ‘The white and yellow piue plank between the lat October and 3h November, "Phe pr ypowale wil state the price per stick for the pilee— ic foot for the white piue timber, and per foot boa d jor the 3and 5 pine plauk. ate richtas reserved to anaigi of exch kind of timber veer tor ing yok Propoaala to Dock. Brooklyn N. Agent's office, j8 stawtAtst Rav MATISM—AIl persous afflicted with tthe Rheuma tim will please call pot too lame, Af 90. to send to A. & D. Sands, No, 79 and 100 Fulton aan the whole quantity pidder—ead offers will be et, 77 ast idtivee and 273 Broadway coruer Chamber street, aiid get a bottle of Burneti’s celebrated Rheumatic Mixture aud Syrup, which is warranted 4 certai cure for the Chronic, Ac- cute Tuflammatory ry and Mercurial Rheumatism. It is 7 years since this valuable medicice was i: treduced to the pablic and In all ordinary cases one bottle of the mixture, whieh ia anex- ternal preparation performa a satisf-ctory cure ; but in old chronic snd mercurial cases it is requisite to make use of the Syrup with the mixture, ae it ia well known that it ia vecessa- ry to cleanse the blood of its corruption, caused by the to fre- quent use ot mercury in the diseases that inanis heir to. Aud suen are the searching properties of these preparations for the cure of the Kheumatien, Syrarps, Lameuess in the Back, Stiff Joints, Se ,as to excite the admiration and gurprise of every indivicual who hy fairly tested their merits, which can be seen by the testimony of the following well known geutle- men:— 7, Burnett Sir, having been afficted with the Rheuma- them for the las wand tried almost every thing that could be iroweht ing me any good, 1 was mduced by a friend, Ci Chambers, te try your earenie Mix- ture. and after vaing three bottles, it has affected a perfect cure; as my case has been of such Jong standing, lean recom mend your Mixture to every oue nffucted with the Rheuma tis, a8 bemg the quickest and safest cure that can be resorted to inthe eity. of, ith JP. 1 revnain, ith my best wishes for your future prosperi- your obedient servant, "Wil AM W. STEVENS, 6th Ward Day Potice officer rt three yeara 1 have suffered mith ons of tha mack painful and troublesome complaints that the human frame ean. ted with, and I think,al- ter consulting with a number of phate tans, shatit it was impo sible toget relief 1 was pereuac ¥ in theumna- tic Mixturea trial, which, after aso ire bottles, according to directions, has effected.s perfect ci EDWARD MOORE, 185 Mott at. Me. Burnett Sir, I' do certify that the Medicine that had from ‘you has entirely cured me of the Rheumatism. 1 was aflicted for three years, und most of the time copfined to the house and my bed. ALEX Ni IL, corner Wiliam 4 Spruce streets. y that I was affiicted with the Rheumatism for some time, could get no cure till F peneered es Burnett's Rheumatic Mixture and Syrup, which has had the D'S-KNIGHT, 74 Pal “Wir. Bumett,—Dear Sir, The Medecive that Lhought of you has cured my wife of the Rheumatism. suffered a Jong while, and could get no relief till ] waa recommended by afriend of mine to use your medicine, JOHN ROUGGE. cor. Grand and CI reets, This is 10 ce This is to certify that my wife way cured oft the heuma- tem. oft after bring « afflicted two or three years, by use jurnett’ Mixture aud Syrag. ILLIAM HATHORNE, 119 Atlenst. Mr. Burnett Sir, Having had nagvere atlack of the Rhew matian, #0 as {> confine me to my ‘vt being able te move my hand or oot for a length of time, Lwas - luced to. try our Itheumatic Mixture by my frieud Mr, Smith. and as: tonal after using but two bottles of your valuable it has entirely cured. OLIVER CASINE, 86 Barrow st undersigned has perinission to refer al! ul dhsee well known an aly res} jo been cured by the use of hap! ‘reasurer Bowery Theatre 7A. Herbelest, 110} lion street ; Isaac B. Smith, 699 Greenwich iw John Gree "4 lowest 1, wholesale and BED. SANDS'No. 19" and 100 Fulton | a NM DISEASE OFT HE E YI E. ‘THs may certHly that T have. jritnesesd f th is one of th ateat ble: that can be Dread to the afficted. and have ‘Such plearure i eecoumeu _ 416 im d&wy of St. Peter's Church, Barciay at HUTCHINGS: STOMACH BITTERS—Fer Dyepepaia Ls Moore, 164 "Broad ad Way 5 n. builder, Broadway and corner Broadway ‘ant ¢ Ghamnber the blind, some of bn iim afe an as fy) Qculivt afe and a ing in 38 9 OSEPH. iy sasiting Digetion. Weakness oe of AP 116 Walker street: Jehn MeMahou, 106 Center street, N. ¥.— ‘o be tail dite Br. FRANCIS 2 Barclay street, New Dae pee bis preparation a RBE, Homan Catholic Priest, ight Bweate. iT ie “ot vous Disorders and rive’ at ths origion of enid diseasre « being rgetable emporium, itivat oncea qT t Half LS Layee xem has been Known to give immediate relie y pleasant bit- ter. The foliown from Dr. BE. Nes ‘cathe Ne. 634 Broad- “Thave used your bitters, in cases of impaired digestion, where veg: table tonics were indispensable, with a benefici regult. articles ef which it ia composed are very. yudi- ciously combined. a yubt will prove servicable in the cases for which you have recommended Yours, te. Epwaro G. Lrptow. 1 Sarl, proprietor of the Bank Coffce House, No you have brought yeur Stomach Bitters be e public. You may refer any person to me for its goed qualities. I wee so weak, owing to debility from ay sve 1A, Srrome other complaint,’ that Ldid not know what too Your Bitters cured mae. You will recollect I felt grateful, and sent youa L's Atle of my medicme, viz: a bottle of old port. gave wome of your bit'era to a friend, who was ruffering as Was, avd she tells me it had the same effect upon her aa on me. Yours trmy Davip E. Sold only at HUTC HING'S Drug Store, 150 Bowery, cor ner of Broom Price 50 cents per bot! Also for sale, at the same place, the peouine Dr. Taylor's Balsom of wort, frora the Widow, at 375. pp MLiba D*. TAYLOR’s BALSAM OF LIVERWORT.—For several years | suffered &@ most distressing cough and wevere vaio in the and bad tried remedies ide and ches! for relief, bu! found wooe, until l procured the Balcom of Liv erwort, from att Spring dtreet, which at ouce euredme. Max hy of my. Trionds have abso ued this. medicine from treenme CATHARINE FOWLER 106 King street, near Hudson. Coxsusrtiox Cunep.—l was at the verge of thegrave, when my pliyeician admuttedhe could uot do any more for me.” M synptoms seemed of the worst kind | I had Tost all strength tnd appetite—my cough would come in fits, and Thad wasted toamere skele\on—daily I seemed growing worse, uutil eve: week threateped to be my last’ When my despair bad lost all Ht were, there whispered hope stil. had taken” Dr. Bakam of Liverwort. from 241 Spring street. but a . when {foand my appetite and #trength returning, ud daly improved 9 continue its ge and have ben entire KS. Sunda street. Brook! oT sis the wcaenee many phys Ph New York, and man! reapectabl ie pe ‘The quantity of this medicine now cailed for at 241 Sprin street,is quite incredible. So certain are its good effects that all? who follow directions in it ye and do not find relief, re seine back the cost of the wedi 098 tm* NOVAKL NERS OLY SU LICE—ite pubie respect OF fully 1uformed that Nvtheuiel Greene. beq. late Post Mas. ter of Boatca,has thi day become a ban rwith the mubsert- ters in the fim of Hamden & 0 pie M DextEn SOHAM, sow place, with great benefit. Boston, Jan. 1, 1842. THE. LADIBS. 7 ZO, COSTELLO, Female Physician, still contin fe = to treat with astoniehing success uli dieeases peculiar to females. ‘Suppression, er obstruction, ke, by whatever — produced, cap be removed by Madame C. iu a very short Pfidame C's medical eatablishment having undergone thor. ough repaira and alterations for the better accommodation of her numerous patients, she m now prepared to receive ladies on the pomt of confinement, or those who wish to be treated for obstruction of their monthly period. Madame C. can be consulted at her residence, Lvs M4 Lispe- ard street, atall times and with the steictest to secrecy ymmrnications and letters must be post pant alé im? ORCHARD NUT COAL AT LACKAWAN NA FRIC —Real Peach Orchard, Red As! Nut Goat, dos bly ‘cersensd, wad. Gellversd'te najt part of he sty free of carte. st $7 36; Broken or erg. $6 sh Thigh, $8 00; Scree: iverpool, $11 00, Apply at'yard 5 a4 W ton street, nesr Spri mon BERMANENT ESTABLISHMENT. Mex: MALLAN & SONS, Surgeon Dentists, #72 Broad- way. and at London and Paris, inform hs public of New York and itg vicinity. that in cowrequence of their very exten- sive practice. they have at length been induced to open a per- manent establishment, ear nwa jaily, a ite a 872 Broadway. betw: in cases appertatning io thele profeasion, tm which they wave bees cel penned Siceoverye a 90 succrasful, in consequence of their cele! and improvementeiu the art of Dentist 1 Peano Alt MEDICINE.—Thoru’s Com) ae Extract 0 ot Cobaiba and Sorentee a — b ual remedy ever discovered oP eoanre, aes steletusss, ion | ee in the i ta nese, affect ye kidneys, gravel, sco eet ican of ine cajoys overall ethers ion enjo} the mode im which i¢ ant, ite tagtalees m pature, may be t bo restriction in diet or confinement. from ea being both easy kod pleas lleva eapectally w. Travellers eapec ree id ud fd th medicine sor ‘usefal aA hed ies ake ines. gughi waver t> be: u vantages w Pa Thorn, chemist Lonton, Sahota ied by James Carrant 266 thereat mSonilrd %& Delluc, 9 Park Re roadway. . HOMOPATAIA! new fountain of health ts opened snd ash forth in healing streams—a bright and glorions star hag ariee and is ta cheering thou thousands with renewed health and life. It thian raedieioe val K ct by Sine stiap tothe action tio andre reas of the ted, fe tend haa rom the body and be teepaall hoor feelt field immediate tear ing OD inital By soe se sppetites at all ama ing ar Saker) vistas el the recovery ia Fapid, ‘and ‘complete. perfeet the bowels is abundantly free, bu! they never sicken stomach or cram; plessant sud agrees! yp ene and, in these Pills, Pam = i they ae ay “jreumetanees, tat may be by them will alwys Nip reph me quek tertsrs rertoration, of health, ‘ at ay rand ene Bi ay. 63 and 390 fow- raat ray, 7 Puiton cam ieh ren terest. Cormet ‘arren. ; Ta aT | ae THOMAS &: (BtoreaNiel RT eit 'Piltcnstreets.) WEDNESDAY. Va'uable furniture ale in coutinustion—-At 10) o'clock in the Sales be con! mued. pale «f elegan furniture, of all descriptions, frou families removing. apd uy: der the direction of arecetver. juable furniture, ws oa of Johu a Law, Pe comae rks ter iSrnioaratae A eds ane, DA Sale of dry goods, clothing, fancy and pledged articles, js elgy, handsome cathy. ea, watches, Wat repeat Fd (Colts menufseture les of merchand kof anatter, by wider of awignee. A TURDAY. Elegant furniture—At 10) ‘o'clock, in the sale reome—An unusually eviensi.e ane ble variety of second hand at oew furnii ue ne de tioneer x REMPTORY SALES ie L the isth Wark—BLEEG ia VAN DYKE will nell to the highest bidier, on Thurday, 2oth gener. at twelve o'clock, at the Merchants’ Excvange, One Hundred’ and Thir- ty ox Lote of Ground onthe 7th snd 8th Ave! 2atr sth tld Both streetes the Teh Ward cf the ey of New York tle of the above property war derived row Hen y bck: 1826, ano it immediately adj at part of the Eck- tate recently #0 dat auction. Conditions of Sale—10 ver cent of purchase money to be paid on the day giles 15 pergent on the lat day ot March Beat, when the dreds will be given. or seouer, if-the purchaser wishes, aud 75 percent en remain on bond and mortgege at the option of he purchasers. Lit raphic Ma_s will be ready for the Ne before the fe at office of the Anctioueers, No. Mercuants — change, .H. LUD! r, Auctioneer. TILL Sel! at Auetion, on WEDNESDAY, 26th January, 1842, at 12 o'clock, at the Merchant's Exchange, the fol: lowing Faluable pic piopert 1. UNIC C* That elegan! situation known as the Munhattan Bau, in feos Phe fend wiit'be divided tuto 20 lots some of which are the most desirable location for ate'or public buildings of any” in the eity of New Yor The lots fice on Union Place, Bloomingdale Road. and 18th :—Ten per cent on. the day of « ceut og the delivery ofthe deed, and the balance Fecured by and mortgage. ee Of ail Iawiul uterest’s atthe botiaof the purehater. Terms of sal CEN All that Jot of ground in fee, ‘secre = No, 198 Gr ne street on the ester! ly ng 175 feet xoutherly. from HH ustem atreet, veingas feet front aud resr, and 100 feet im de Biialvo, the lot cf grouse, in fee, corner of Broadway and Blache sree, thirty feet front -, and seventy-five feet deep, with he trree story brick house thereon, now occupied by Mr, Ded, Rrothecargt ‘The House iz 30 feet {ront and rear, 53 feet deep. ‘Also, the next adjoming lot of land, in fee, and buildings, on Bioeds The lot a# 32 feet 10 inches on Broadway, and 75 feet deep. varailel with Broaiw-y. aad sbout $8 feet in the rear, with two stores and dwellings therecn, of 16 feet § inches front each, and about 24 feet each in the rear, and 83 fet der “Tleems of sale:—10 per cent at the sale, 49 per cent on the de- livery of the desdas the bolanes tony, Stents secured. on. the premises for ive years, sulj-ct to the p pment of laveful inter- est sem) annual! He premin ate rented votil tat May next—the purchaser will eet atled to the rent frou the iat Reb nex Lithograph maps may te ofiee of ‘he “as QIXTH WAR NE —An adjourned Mer will be held at Tompseu’ Gui streets, this (Wednesday) evening, 19th instant, at, hal vaat Yelock, to further mensures’ “of that Gieat Work, the Biew York and Erie Eailroad, ‘©. CROLIUS, jr. Chairman, Lf See jit ety, ROBERT MERRY'S MU- oth, coniaming 100 Ewgravings, beautifully colored. 12 pag-s of music, and 330 'f Matter, from the pen nf the real Peter Parley, ERADBURY, SOLDEN & CO. 147 Nassau street, N, MILES SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE. Rte, MOST EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE yo) TOES via BRIDGEPORT—Fare rough Tie steamvoat C faye Noor cr MBO, leaves Catha- pie Market sh Eat River side, eport, every morn- except Sunday, at 7 oclock. on B ‘port, passengers wh be forwarded! hy he Rovaatonie Haulroad to North'Cn- naan. thence to West Stockbridge (20 milex) oy. stage, and thence decid (38 ples) by Railroad. The care are well jurnial Jonenh Drey four, nis Gillerpic, 8 LLL. SEUA MY ale bound i ine! several of the: .apoly on board of the boat, or anda atte = Hi of LOUIS: 90th Ja PASSA the 20th January,—The Vib, Ct Ht aa ry dco bah n cabia., second ea steestge taken at cond bin and ‘AppigNed'boards foot of Wallstieet, rio W. & J. T. TAPSCOTT, ‘South street. or 43 Peck rales ‘The packet ship HUNTSVILLE will succeed the ville, aud ans on 235th Jan AS} eerie mor ewae Captain Depey aie ular packet of the sath Jan—The apler a sie eco Dg ia well known are superior to any other is, Bervona about to embark and desirous of securing in tie favorste ship, should make early application on "foot of Wall ot OW aed South street, Peck a treet, or to W.& J.T. TAPSCOTT, corner Gouverneur’! lane, or 43 Persons desirous of sending fr their frie can have them nt out by this faverite ship, or any ether line, sailit from Liverpool weekly and Kn favorable terms. Drafts tor amount, payable ou th tional and Provincial Banks of Tretand ane their Branch Mesers. James Breit. Son & Ca. Bankers, Londo xchamge and Baak, Liverpool; which are py the principal towne of the United Kin don: gpplya ‘ing at Tapscott’s Ger Paw Seles S pit) F v .~ Packet of the 25th area i ling packet ship GEN. KHILL. ‘bedespate! for Averpool as ubove hay unsurpassed ae commodations for cabin, second cabin, and steerage passeu- Fere, wio will be taken ata moderate rate. Ayply on board H at pier 13 Eaat Rvs ort OfiN HERDMAN, 61 South street. Ny. B—Arrancemenie cam, os wousls pe. toate mila the sub- seriber for passace from Liverpool, of those who may be scat forby their }_udshhere. Drafts can alao be furnished for ny. amount, payable throughout Great Britain and Ireland, on ap. 19 piving x abo FOR NEW ONE NS. “LOUISIANA AND EW YORK LIN‘ — Positively Firat Regular 1 the 20th January — The eplendis fant VILLE, Capt. M. Fluut, will po= y sail as above, herregalar day. Wor freight or porange, havivg splendid furnished acoumodatlons, apply on beard, at Orteane wharf, foot of Wallstreet cr to E: K, COLLINS & CO. 56 South street. Pascengers by toieahin will please be on boord at Orleans wharf fovct of Wall street, tomorrow: at 12 o'clock, at which time the steamcoat Hereules will take the ship to sex. Pontively yo cools received after this evening. Agent im New Orleans. Woodruff, who will pejanetly forward all ocd toh facies B, Mune packet whip umford, will sussied the Loulnvllle, anbanls the'het@ siuasey he gu arday. $e pity ail TIVERPOOL—Regular Packet of the tn The splendid fast sailing ship, SHER: DAN, Depeyater, Master, will ‘sail'as above: herte WThis snipe steerage ce crs, are Dot surpassed hy apy vessel berths cun be eugeged on mederate terms, by appl on board, at Orleang Pier Gtovni r to P. $.—Persons wishirg to send for the the old country. can have them vee outin the: above favor Hleship. or any of the regular packets, sailing prom pity on their day, by applying ar ebove dicected, if by letter post paid. 319 ND BALL AT TAMMANY HALL, on Gia 38h, 1642, for the benefit of Mr. olin” Asi WELT, who "was one of the survivors of thi fe foundered on the 28th of November, 1841, one sepe attr Mir. Ashwell wes chief Cook on hexrd this il Fated verne and the last person who left her deck, having lost every tni His irvends have determined to givea usabove, which they confidently hope will receive the patronage of the communtt Mir Parker kindly volunteers hi OMMITT Te Re Close, ices for the occasion, le, igh. Fr. t sawyer Thoma Fowler, HS Hawes, George W. Dawson, | R. C. Megzett, ‘be Tickets $1 eac! dent tin be ne ag and ladies, to be had of either of the Committee, or Mr. Ashwell, 19 Catharine otreet. 516 to 23 Sinouerr * LIKENESSES—SAMUL METFORD has the preasure ct iuforveing the Citizens of New that he has taken a room at Mr, Atwill's Music Saloo 901 Broadway, where he will be happy to take profite neasen of these who may call, in a stvle, which he flatters Fimself, cannot be excelled by’ any similar artistin the Union. Likenesves of many of the public characters of the city may be seen at his room. Hours of attendance from ten till three. oe Groups taken at private houres, at wy, hour in the e . EDUCED ER ‘ce of thrie celebrated Peach Orchard Coal, and offer at for dae iu lots tosuit purchasers, free of cnrtage to to any part of the city, at $$ $0 per tou for breken end 0 ‘They have wuperior article of Sehiy li ‘onsid ered guserior Lehigh or Lackawana. for sale in lo Suit funilice or imabufacturers, at $6,80 per ton for lumpe, aud $7 per ton for broken and ere, Liverpool Orrel Co i ef haldron. Vinginia Apply.to Wises & FERGUSON, No. 28 Ovk street, or corner Madi wud J teat? Anthony # adjoining the Brosdway Tabernacle” Ll WATCHES AND JEWELRY, VERY: acriber is selling all descriptions of LOW =The sub- id and siiver lever, anchor, eseapement, ley =a ae watrhes, diamond pine gold pnetis; chalna keys, Key at retall ower than leer place im the city id Ke pane as low 57 NU es eosienacy —oe (All watehee warranted to keep good HY “oe C. Avie. and eT t TC THEAT OWeoet ts Aone ally a pal. that hie Benefit wil tke plac J 20th eeeoion 8.0 piezen will Periormed ‘in addition to eatin wean hist celebrated Pianit, Mr. KYL (having kindly KYLE, ay will appear for this aight nee 2 vol wis re "84 bb Bee fon few ball pe “ Bhamroekt STOKES a ANTHONY, js M read street. ADAME COSTELLO’ Ny] peat protien a ee Eee Sine a fail to liege mn miler noeraonry ae fm thew charles grote Oueee ye PAKK THEA E, THIS EVENING, same 10 Teg wil! : LONDON at ‘AeSURANCE, piaier sya | peal eas ta on ty Gay w iwi hie C Cunha fe Com ys of the Race Comme r ‘0 couclude with WHAT wit THE “WORLD PAe ? Lord Nerwold Barry | Capt Tarrad.ddle 25 cents. ‘open at ahs Trerformance commences at 7 o'elock. ATAAM THK. THIS EVENING. Jan. mone pov will com JOSH HOistADisn, Or, the L Jeph Horteration Mi Aa aot if Bian, Mr Herbert Ashton, Nel Lye Mise Flynn Macriz Ae Stic MAID. Gera’, “Mr, Be "amet “Hea : Me. Kirby. NEW ; Mrjer Wheeler Hil Ao fos Cruta MEKLO'S OLYMPIC T THIS EVENING, by A TeePhe pertrtnice wil com THE Qui QREE. IMs Own, Horncastle | William ar fociton Muss Major Macpherson, Aft br which Mitchell | Frey mehisroritts the Three Wish: Mephistophites, Mr ORtitceell | Sige Bouaven'ura, Hormeantle ‘Lody Flirtilla Fussington, Mra Tim Admission Drees circle coceuts. Upper boxes 98 cents, Py cents. Private boxes }oore open athalf past six. Curtain rises at seven BOWBRKY AMPHITHEATRE, No 37 Bowery. THIS EVENING, pin maptl eae entertainments will ARABS ¢ oF he DESERT. €om c Song, by Mr. Natha Brineipal Act of Hoisetaush | Dy by Master Aymar, Spanish Tranea, by Me Desiricus he Fly ing Indian, b Nar, Gara Corde ue, by Master Sruith, attaut Leaps: Mr. Sands will p rfor Gymnasia Cate Py ih canide, my be followed Four Quarters of te Glebe. Europe, Mra, Willams, Asin, Mrs, Rogers. Africa, Mrs Rivers, ‘America, Mra 8; encer. Oscetls the tide sie By ils throagh blo: poet eceuts, the Indian Pony. will co through his performances. Sashions in Paris by Mr,G-rdaer Mr. Rivers will appear 3h = act entitled St. Swithin’s Desh and Dare Act by J, Buckley. . Sweeney will tng and piay on the Southern Banjo, ‘To eouel Jenmy of A Doors open at 6}—performanice commeniees at 7. FEaN coats. Pit 26 centa. Teaoimala Belonging 9 the Zoological Insitute, will be opentfor exhibition during the hohdaye: Batrance Nov 17, t rystiesst, Admussvon28 c+ uta. AKCADIAN CIRCUS, ter 00; 255, Bleecker atret {Wnuler the direction of Me. 8. W. CRON THIS EVENING ‘January’ 19 “the A peteaieibes will commence ‘wit WALT2Z AND STAN ENTREE! Postufing aud Gymnactice, exhibiting a variety: of graceful Gymnastic Feats. ‘A Grand Set-To, between H. Donuely’ and J. Woodhu't. Jahn Alden’ will eog anew ter wong, Lucy Loug. Equestrian Hero, by epnens, Comie Song: Mr: Byrnes, Plate Shinaitg, Mr. Senda A Graceful Aileminde on wo Horser; by Mra. Gullin and pelo Ground and Lofty Tumbling br'the Compauy. The second part will commence with the Two Horse Act. Herculean Feats on Turkish cag we Dir. ~ "low. Principal Act by Mes. Guilin, Simp ene comes BM Hin vey i i Rul im-Along Josey sctenc> of hee rs. Rusle pnb conclude with a tay ne ble a iter jeoce calles "THe COBBLER'S DAU ar Crummics Me Timm Doors open at a quarter ihe jarfersinae s0'peieesce at 7.” Boxes 60 centa: pias ceata,’ AMERICAN MUSEUM, Corner Broadway and fxn street: Manager and Director. ir. P. T. Barnum EVERY EVENING THIS Wain, Commencing Monday, Jan. 1 At the earnest 0’: Ree of numerous familles, the ma; nager has re-engag mola W ereioey and thein Squaws ! poritively for thie week | ‘week only who will perform Pantomumes, Hons, religious rites, &e., peculiar to rapes tire tie ad ie thee The HeuMaate RAILROAD, begriat Written or the ia in constant oJ sist hegrand Cosmoramie Views are all changed. ancy Class Blow ng every evening. The Alvino Lady is aan ares: enit For the couventence of families snd’ children, there will Lagat bea DAY ERE OUMANCE, every Satu day al- ‘commencing at three o'cloc! brie Meets cad these ponstla “adaifized ‘on livers! tance to the Museum and all the entertainments, 28 ildren under 10 years of age half price. CGAREDONIAN BALL —The Annual Calesioniau Ball Beats place nt Gothic Hal, way, on Friday evening te, ational sty le. Showing the page! yg ais aE Ta redewa th commpeier oes of Os eoeat Humshace beads im the ety selected 10 play the nat onal aira of the Orchestra Conductor of the Ball Mr. Parker Two bag-pipers will promenade the room playing national ics previous 10 the ball. ‘Anumnber of gentlemen Jiiththeir parteers, 8, in Highland cos- tume, Meira ge yall with a Fé oynnes wTicicts $8 tach, wiichy cecomipanied with ladies tickete, will admit a gentleman and to | da ae oe : ta 10. a, tore, 201 oe pel; fille ont. MeCoakry, Not 3 M: aud ‘of the Secretary, Rierander Mek ccitie, No. 73 W: rene Tinges will eet'cown their company with the horses us foting towards Canal street, aay up in reversed or" Doers open at 7, and the bali to commence at half past 8 o'clock precisely By order of the Committee of Arrangements, ALEXR, McKENZIE, Sco’y. B.—Thove gentlemen who have formers been farsiced Hignlanddrenses forthe Dll wil be pupplied tha yearby George Grubb, Merchaut Tailor, No. 6 Courtland whom they will apyly. MESSRS: G. WEISS & GRAHM, members of ‘the Ger man Musieal Society, beg leave’ t ce the fashi of New York and its vicinity that they h formed a full and effective band of instrumental perforhens twenty im uumber, if required. ‘They have all the fashiowe new Walzes, Galcrs, and Cotilions of the celebrated compo: vers, Strauss, Lanner. iusard aud other eminent professors, aud hola t in readiness to attend private parties, eoirces, Be. | The attend with two instruments Tiolia aud piano forte, and any additional number that may be required. Favors will be promptly attended to by a at the music store No. 419} Broadway,and at their 97 Delancy street. able prciaty. ° Misiite CHNEIDER & REBRUN, di mi the well known German B: a, ben leave’ to i its vicinity — vo |. consisting of twenty inst od to attend sis crate compo Her with. two inatre fashionable soctety of New York, ad effective B ‘consiet ies fat and ef eorreae ‘altves, Co AMS it ke E'S Fur PaeBtors, 3 292 Broadway. cog, wher {dies aud Genilemen are requerted to inspect cop! mosi 5) id assortment of Fors. , Caps and Hobes, ever wm the city of New York. CI imu Nb GT UY CARY ERS A le, iene aad ‘intires, (t 8. "L Sphe‘stock ta ieee sepa rate) of ihe well knows Carving and Gilding eftablishinent of 8. C. Garbanati is offered for sale on rdvautageous forms, a the proprietor is going South, to enter another business. houfe now stunde at slow reat, with an opexpired ioe, one Years to run. “For further particulars (if by letter, vedy enquire of ERICK C. GARBANATI. itt iw* 151, Sone ‘hed st., below Spruce, Philadelphia. IMPORTANT TO THE BALD $ GREY HEADED And all who are teat Bad Hair. eas, Fate ad the To How ing: — certify tha was turning bed it, it came o handfulie Aft fae and 4 thet leo flee of Jones” Oil of ¢ Cora! Ciresasia, At ad quite yd] fa. ing, aud was growing uch here was much dandru iumy bead, which is om Aeeeradare vt TOMKINS, 92 Kirgat. N.Y. 10 the same meaning fot oT, 6 ‘ower, Gro- aia at $2—mark the umber, fenuine tnless rigued on ee “ERUPTIONS, on poke rag PIMPLEs, , tive ree ly, may be found is Sir W. BY A fesitiyy tones ra ecire called Jonea’ Indian Balt Remember ender. no “puff'd” wostrum, bnt a eci ‘tham st. Mi label Jone “Tey thie tifie physici reecription. Its effecta is wor fal in removing puptions trom the face ; ale, Krovelen q tenn ‘eer Py ibis, for beta af pinned n Pe i ro ing 10 the eye of the word, + ia duane. ene tebe very earful ofthe numbee= A first rate shaving soap to pin real [3 not pds sy tow | hi ate gon: the beard and notdry on the face, may Junker Mill shaving ‘Soap, sold at the same plier. Papi tectcie Sea ee emt Paper on fl 600 reams 26x42 pio 7 Be jem E Cs FJ do 26x57 u P| {$00 reams 19x24, - ‘Together with « fine assortment’ TP Witingand Wrappiny “Frioting Pavey of eny*uuze oF quality mode to order at ++ ori NOTICE TO BUYERS OF CABINET FURNITURE. Hid gubwerber would jovite the attention of thoae wa hase the’ above ‘busiuesn, where srtiele Fouad a teks hy ‘urniture, of #re: Bigoe of which are not to be. found claewhe Pe toa Rings; uf ittached to curtaina, whi 4 sola, and ov t{ ax otyle from patterns Istelyverercea, "ae Pe B. rtict ~ ‘and others vey the fl ting up of Otto. eens, es. wil SPN iE Re 315 sirosivey, next the Hoapit, ‘all qualities and sixes on hand, or made te notice. esi [Foren aed Soa Ani Tot Pope E & Bi yo Noire eerie ‘om, hem ny fo the yeu 184, ve indigo and in the weol fea Cink ees wile d Cotton Shirtang,7-6 wide el cit Cote or iguehbaladend ‘ Upbiepcyed Cotton, ton Drilling, a4 ond Ned wide Uniform Cape, for Dragoons, poous, for Arullery and iis = Haar! for Diagoons Alguiliet Tunes ae ‘and Infantry ted do do and ‘orst Stree do ae Drageons besaee) > (ora fr Wohin Non. a Staff: Artillery tod lofaatry hee ug Leiber’ feet long 5 feet wide, rie, ii Metal Can E uipments, for Di wd Hitec ; te, with Sticks, Slings, and C. ena and Cord, of all se mon Tents Gan Reots and Flies jospital Tents Feeathl Commune tee outs ea rom Bat Aprit next ‘one y ea (The quantity eed umber ‘articles will be mined hereafter.) ‘The whole are te (be of domestic manufactured materials Pattern of ail the fequired Woolen and Catton, Cotte an articlea,are deposited in the Comitssary General's Office, b (6; for examination. “Sumplescl the Woollen and Sot jon Cathe will be peut to LY Manulacturer on application th pe One, ye mi ry 4 bey pre gay es ae sired. of eagl ec vice, "Te aisee und proportioke of since Sil Be atated 2 wv ber, Speen 1d patter ‘hibited the ou in bs arples and pattarne exhi eats wi peewious made, aud ne sill be ¢ founded an oatte inlerioe the material or rity correspond in every respect wi not ati ry respe' peheck on wiies The lies are to be deli: sean at the United States ‘pit 6 nal, near Pisladelphia, for inspection. im, equal month Vous, aud the eontracis are tobe {vlhlled om or before ay, of July, 1842, phe provgaala must be in wri ie seated, and endorsed weary must reach the Office i he Cor bron) Purch efore the 17th “San nlite puget egacten a paer fi pati HINGLON TYSON. Commertsany Gexrnat’ ‘aman \anhanine a December 17th Philadel phi ET every tub stand a, L ay ~ aoe ee ite Ka 3 bottom, said a sat ercagen bat had he fered at ihe ‘applied it, with more te cee un ber hom aa cash sytem, t stint he fie oe ee Ont Upon bela’ ousting! Why, © af at the sij oa eee kk 3 eher, of the cash 9 aon uae ute *ean mouth it with Tie best of i you ree view aie metal, Uh excellence of Re materiale bi wo and the satisfaction he gives to his customers, are tl Wenslare toa wellieawe trated gemigeet jesd oo well known to Tal uring ithe fanous tnd clothe of the ae id fokat—tit tal, man, mend before fou proton iomalg; ry Atleast. learn to “let rand on pops own bottom.” TO THE WIs Eni now well unveratood how much dis ordersef the mind dep:nd for their eure upon a due atten: » tion to the body. Itis now undrrstood how valuable is thi medicine which will remove mo: tions without weakenivg the bodily powers. It i# now understood that there Ina reciprocal influence between the mind ond the body Tt is now understood that purging with the Brandreth Pills will remore ‘melancholy. even insanity is eured > 4 aa em iaeraniceioeh teptenad ane, \e # depends upon the healthy condition of the diges- organs. Tt in bow well known that the Brandreth Pilla have en; thoutands of hopeleteand helps persons oven mpoia torte nounced th ag Ns gree parc sary road Fils. de cure, but ea ali! well undvratond how they cures that is by their purifying effect om the blood that they restore vio e Value ot thia m-dicine i becoming more and more commended daily trom iamily to family. ‘The ja removein an alingst impe ceptible manner all and purify and iuvigorate ‘the blood, Fe aterbalaene ed bY ABT incon ma- iy of Bae oi) ey do not ‘pose mtn anrery sad cnainediasts ese cere fain as they are ealutarys they are dancy and sately adminis- tered to it ne uth. manhood. a oid tem sais nome ig the moat ericical and delicate ¢ uimatances. ‘They. do not disturo or ssock the animal functions, but restore their order and establish their health. Sold at Dr. BRANDRETH’S Cflice, 241 Broadway, be- ween Murray street and Park place, ut 96 cents per box, full directions “tas treet, 276 Bowery, | Second labels on each bor ‘Brooklya, 174 ‘alton mda jooth; Nework, N.J., pepaikalt “heccre that the Tebuio om eon bos pavioia 5069 lettera, 16 6t HYGEIAN wait ree HUMAN ONBULTATIONS, Hs Al i the world may eeu ay AS GRANDJEAN, No. 1 Barclay sie Wireet, Rew ge reel Rept pe ay Soren ind Nie—effeets 0 * Sam ‘ heat of alkalies stret, a of the hair—e! omen {afide, water and apiit ¥" Air and chemical analyses, * ), bul ubstance of hair: hi Droduerd by" eration the clu, tie cause, ry from’ hair to fal ro mei, eR ya Sheaesador Tipe phe atuy of the thehatr—remedy for the cure of ot SRENDIEEAN. combines with exren ‘oi AN mcrae aud with exrenca spection all the prescrip*ions given in the best Setters, Bo preference to, hie own readies, except where the tose: requires it, and where, morever, experience for 20 mauy y. confirm # its efficacy. . which es the mfallib'e enve of * Xervtrisi: the tem| Terran serseanen\ tall of tos baie PA eitaaaian wate the scalp of a tetter nature—i. ‘is moet gene: ally met with on the heads of young | Odoryerous Liguidthe ‘employment of which in ashort time cures "Ho deo 34, Beautify Wasi for the healthy Hate ath. A anit x Dlaphoree Cap forthe treat mentor rmily Preseriptiona aeccrding to different casewand constituti os. Cenmuistion every day at No- 1 Barclay Street. * tera on business muat TREATISE ON Lae HUMAN HAIR, By A. Greudean, Ns. 1 Barclay: Sireet The only fudtvrdual who'has, devoted himself retical gad gxchudee to the srndy of the Human Hair,the C vn A F hee eo “ieee head of hair, ood a yt iy Street, free ocerte FoR een 7" hes COMPOSITION FOR Boston —T, Metealf.. eet Tremont Row ; A. Gilbert, jaudra. Washingto1 Wladelphia.—A- LeaTore, 92 South Fourth atreet ; Lenoge. more. —! orien | hi- the on wn.—F. C. bs ed orwte son, M. D , 182 Main street. rovidense S Agant wentea n informs Graniiorn the citizens who resid form, the inorder to oy re Som leof of eating at thie Ofhce fa 3 clay street, that pewedyam agency forthe me of ha Composition, in cgeocap ” ZOUN ateAKr, No. 611 Broadway, betw aka i sets Ay yeh iret ti S PORTUGUESE — FEMALE PILLS, INVENTED AND PREPARED BY M. Gi ROUDELOQUE, M. D., LISBON, Pi SRT VGAL: THE, ‘fie combination 5 sresucuta = ration ngage “the. ‘are known sll over oie ears. ee t | iil cases. being auch fat top nino be ed Sing ref: uauey, for anal Hid ae juce miscarriage i! ict eave Engi HL PLte tran: ot by ae pe tale Felts i en soe Price 98. Ha ta cat oi Rea TERTH. | L TEETH—Without Cl SIA it wi as Lo.) fall aud ingie. toa es seer hay been too feed nile as the et of the ~ Atmorphene peo eee copy of a letter from Gen. Duff Green to hi evett-I write at the request aft : you ly tion and that your savethelohe ve given en- ture we fully veriied. I feel nduty tol renee oe in need of Seneca me ih M: Teer e aoe ~-FRESH yee HOGS. for Saleby JOHN McCHAIN & CO., 58 Spring, 30! between Fine and Sprit Tene ta ie - PUBLISHED DAIL JAMES GORDON B TeDMS OF ASvidrsING The circst suio.: of the Henatp, both in town and country, makes 48 .vperior channel for advertisors. { day, 90 10 | Sdayay 61 36/7 days $0 BO | 4 days, ve oma et ole & MORNTS are req’ jucsted po an Ae on business must beipedl peldy