The New York Herald Newspaper, January 24, 1842, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. Ol. TES Acs 310. Whole Ho, 20756 NEW YORK, MONDAY MORNING, JANUAR Y 24, 1842. NEW YORK AND HAVRE PACKETS (SECO. 4 ND LINE. re ships of . wy sad b debe the Ast and Havre on the 16th of each mouth as follows: From New York. NEW YORK AND NEWARK. ep Pare reduced to #5 cents. From the foot of Courtlandt street, New York. From Havre. ivery day—Sut sexce; ted. The new ship ONEIDA, (It March Crsth Avril Leal ST Sunday lace ) Newark. Ist July 16th Anguet AcdAM. At? PM. ats AM. at P.M. James Funek. ist November €16in December n do 4 do 9 da 3} do | Ship BALTIMORE, Ist April 16th May a do 6 do Car +. Ist August bth September 7 de. 10 de Edward Funk. Ist December (16th January ON SUNDAYS. Ship UTICA, lat May 16th June ” From the feot of Laberty street. Gar Ist September lth October Laave New York. eave Newark, Fred’k Hewitt Ist January 18th February wha michant He bro tty! hi Aye EAM, | New ship ST. NICOLAS, ( 1st June Muy ae 7 , el! ' ‘apt. Ist October 16th November war ot NEW. BRUNSWICK. 5B Pelt. Ist February 16th March are reduced. The accommodations of t hips are not eurpassed, com From the foot of Liberty atreet.daily. r New York. Leave New Brunswick. At es Mi ATA. SOMERVILLE ot es connect with t Soa between New Vork and alles be de Brunswick, bining all that inay be. required tothe price af ex bin passage iz $100, Passengera will be supplied with ever; requisite with the exception of wiues and liquors. Koos intended for tess vessels will be forwarded by the eam ay free a may onan is an the aarenree wctuallyt me Curred on them. For ireight or paeaage apply to Bove HENUREN A om & H So cente 95 cents, A.M, traia from New Brunawiek, and 4j ‘train from New York, hag heen reduced between Sahway, Slwabethtown, The fare in the 7; eM New York aud New Brunswick to 50 vents. ahway te m 3 1 or ontinue to make é cme ugh New Brunswiekfor | panesaeatiiam the olde % by ry evening at$o’ » = er a bmilt, and cor al d ei he YA. AL. triptrom New Brunewick is omit: | eee a ae eet ately cums their tickets ut the ticket office,re- Ticketsarereeeived by theconductor nit Passenzers who procure oeire a ferry ticket grat paseenger Persous about to make engagements for their friendato emi- grate the cusuing season, will study their own interest and the iutecest and comfort of their frieuds, by wabiug, such engages ineits with the sudscribers. as no expense or pains are apared to earn that preference which has for many years been entend- parsage n is OM At Was received, with= RAINS will hereafter run between New York and Goshen ded to hose frou w sccording tothe lotlow ing arrangement, stopoiug at Pier: mont, Blau eltvitle, Pascac, Sufferne, Ramapo Station. Moa* roe Works, Turner's, Seamanville, Monroe Village and Ches ze peratenmboat from the various porta of fre- ‘and to Liverpool, can likevrise be secured. For iculars, SAMUEL THOMPSON, Old established packet office, 273 Pearl st. C. GRIMSHAW & Co 10 Gorce Piazzas, Liverpool. Drafts or exchange at eight and for any amount, are also fur- nished on B.C Glyp & vo., bankers, Loadon, C Grimshas & Co. Liverpool, the Northern Bankmg Co and Nati of Irela d, and National Bank of Scotland, pay reapective hranehes. Appl = further FROM NEW rian Sunday) | Apy! . er train every morning (except Sunday) leavi s Bot ‘Of Albany aeeat ab stercigck. A. 2. inthe ¢ompnay’s tuboat Utica, Capt. A. H. Sehultz, Voigpagseuger train every’ Wednesday and Svtarday afternoon, »# O'clock, from the foot of Albany street, in tho steamboat tica. A freight triin every Monday Tuesday, Thnraday and Fri day afternorn, at 4 o'clock, from the foot of Chumbere atrect, by the steamboat Union FROM GOSHEN. A passenger train every morning, (except Sunday) at 8 o'clk, arriving in New York, by the steamboat Utica, at the foot of Albany atrect. ‘A prstenger train every Wednesday and Saturday afternoon, at 3o’eclok, arriving in New York by the steamboat Utica, | feexght train every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Fri- ¥, at 3 o'clock, arriving in New York br the steamboat inion, and barges at the font of Chambers street. freight ‘vil be rec-iwed at the foot of Albany street on Bank, ent theie tint J REGULAK LINE poo! erpool will gee at this office are for i tosend mo age, can have dratte + Papscott be whose passa and de wi \ ney to theiriri Wednesday and Saturday, and at the foot of Chambers street | for any amount payable im ail the principal towns of Gr aa Monday, Tuesday, Thursday an day, until 3 P.M Britsin nd Ireland, In al where there sent for decline Por freight or pa: sage inquire at the Company’s Travspor- | coming out, the passage n will be refunded to the parties: tation office, corver of Liberty and Weat streets, and atthe | who paidithere. Forterma, which will be very reasonable wecious depots on the line of ad. apply (if by letter,post paid) to th 5 H. ‘SLY MOUR, Superintendant TT Eastern Division New York and Erie Railroad. VIA STONINGTON, BAILY. HAKNDE! atin PACKETS FOR HAV KE ud Line Thy newship ST. NICOLAS, J.B. Pell, master, will ail on the tet of ror kK: BOYD & HINUKEN, Agen DEN & CO’S American and Foreign | j14 No. 9 Tontine Forrign Letter, and Geueral Forward: | 20 GAEW LINK OF LiVERrOoL racers = 4 Paced rgular packet of theasth Jan—The splendid neke alee AME ship SHERIDAN, Captain Deveyester, will eail ‘eming. | a&above, her regular day. Birming: | “Phe This line are all 1000 tone burthen and over, Hand, Paria nd H Sane saat favre, France; and. from Bos: ae SGence, New ‘York, Philadelphia, and froin Troy Sa Ridany: having recently made arrangements with the Peo ymodations for cabin econ cabin, and steerage perior to any other line of ark’ and desirvns of ‘eeuring of every, Sencrtion: oF transient ndertake promptly. her will be kept at their Boston, New York, Phila: should make early application om Line to that effect. i ctvor to Netcas Bille or espriascentendie ochaneg of . TAPSCOTT, 49 South street, or 43 Peck slip. ean have them other line, sailing corner Gouverneur Persons desirous of broug*t out by thie . business of any kind, snd “Albany offices, for Cunard's Royal Mail Line of | from Liverpool weekly 4 rable treme. Drala fr tam enem tae tepgomner Ge tt Weatern,and the sail- Freiant and fis Ls rancher, Dy Neat i sin Bi al ry * opens ork _ | Bankers, Loudon; Exchauge ana Discount Bank, Liverpool; AKE NOTICE.—Packages sent to either office,for Hing: | whic ate payable in ail the principal towns of the United tags oF ay oreerds mustbe marked HARNDEN & CO, who | Kinsdom; can be had by apply ing at Tapscott’s General Pas -aresione zeaponsible for the lose or injury of any articles or sage Office, 49 South street. iat Property coramitted to their care; nor ig any risk assumed by, DON —Packet ist Febru man aay be altached to the B. & P, and SY Hialinoade, or the m MEDIATOR Carin .J. Steam Navigation Co., on whove Or in whose soteamers, their crates are or may te transported, in respect to heen or their coutes sat any time. even Flot ‘ae ab wve, her regular day. for cabin. second cabin and i hauld be made on steerage passengers. excrs:~ Messrs Alexander & Co. Lu rdyor £0 W.sJ. 1. TAPSCOTT. sad Legato Weel Tons apdhue Cop ew guess | Og 49 South atreet.or43 Peek Stip. y Curtis, Baa, Hosteay Divot, Bea’ PASSAGE_TO AND FROM GREENOU Hart, Philadeiphua; and Thomas W' Olcott, AND GLASGOW —The fise prekel ahi OO LES Troy; 19 Exchange, Al- THORP, Capt. Carson, which stile from New York SE, Philadelphia: 88 Church treet, | ontie 2th January, and’ will leave Greenock and Glasgow Boston; Union Buildings, Provi- | early in the spring Persous wishing to embark. aud those about to send for therr frends to come out direct from Scotlaud, should not fail to embrace this favorable opportunity, as tie accomodations by tite sp for eabin, second enbin ad steerage. paunrugers, are very superior... For terma of paswage arly to Ty AUPE Wicd. E. TAPSCUTT, 49 South street. Be inate ECS Rela FOR NEW ORLEANS—Pachet of the a2d Jau uary--The first class fast sailing packet ship ST. DS ric Captain, Foster, will sail as above, her re New, HARNDEN & CO. 2 FOR, SHREWSBURY—FALL_ Ak- RANGEMENT-—The steamboat OSIIUS, PE Cant 1G Allaire on ‘25th, as follow: Wier’ every Saturday at 10 o'clock A.M., ‘Tu lay, and Friday. at 8 o'clock A.M. ing, lenves Hed Bank every Monday, morning: at 1a SOR. WYMAN, Agent, No.3 Wall a York. pe fe ceaday, Wednesday, and Friday, at hali-past | gular day, and can in'a superior manner accommodate cabin, Sent " vs yee Sd atin ste passengers, if immediate application be made un board 1 Tost wiflsua ks above until further notice, navigation weather permitting. 026i” RED BIRD LINE TO ALBANY, en the East side of the river, having better stages and teams—asking vo higher fare.—Office, ards Hotel. 178 Broagway —Passengers will be forward: Staze to Albany by ip foot of Pare at orto it J HERDMAN. 61 Sonth st. 5 2 PASBAGE FOR SAVANNA. inst Pack: et—The splendid packet brig johngon. sails positively as above XACT, Captain is vessel has aplendid accommodations for cabin, second ty the line from any point on the East | cabun and at any vy appl at siiintics whats 10h bosis wat be Goeiailaty ice is | Gadtudbemiebs te ee ‘ 7 W. & J.T. TAPSCOTT, 49 Southsir ill be on boardeach of the mail bats togireassis- | _j6 "a Peck FOR LIVERPOOL. he superior first (class p SCOTLAND, Robinson, Mastes, will MRED ate dispatch for the above port. Having splendi Paccommod for esbin, second cabin, and st axe passengers. Persous about embarking ehould make application to GLOVER & MceMURRAY, 101 ret. corner of South. P.8.—Persona wishing to seud for their frienca reaidiv} the old country. can have them brought out by th Si Oe ixrer. $ Agents to leave Liverpool on the 19th March, aid provided with pr : 2 Visions br he: d, on the most moderate terms, by ea 1n | applying as above (if by letver pont pad. REM ANCES TO. LAND IRELAND SCOTLAND, AND WALES—Persons t roceeding r sending money to their friends residing in any Of the old country, can at all times obtaan from the subscri- ents gts: Ime extends to Montreal, touching at Albany, (office Seerros Museam) and embraces a very direct and commo- "hi route thither. pris atagea and horses of thia line will be found really the best ou the Albany route,and no deception. The strictest attention will be paid to the comfost, conve- sac and spe+d of all who may give ve the preference. ‘hea the river shall be shut up entirely, Red Bird wil ruaall Uarough from New York city to Aloany. & V_BAKER, Proprietor. ‘Phe cheapest and most eapeditious Koute Vie Hi : MER euwe jt it and Worcester. 0 Mfor HUDSON and intermediate places. ‘The new and elegant steamboat COL _ BIA. Capt. T-P. Newbury, willleave the foot | BTC tedand nd ou Meats, Prescott, Grote, Ames & Co, jar streetevery Tucsday, bankers, London, which are paid free of discountor any charge tS P.M. ere trom New York to Boston, if paid on board the Passaze Train of the Hudson. Berkghire and Western ‘will run im eonneetion with this it aa follows :— adeon daily, (Sundays excepted) nt 6 a. 9 arrive at |, at Springfield at 12 whatever, in every town throughout the United Kingdom. For terms. avplagte KOCHE, BROTHERS & CO. 35 Fulton « New York, next der to the Fulton Bank The subscribers have ir ion of iverpool an $n] sailing from athe Woreester AMES UJ: ROCHE. one of thie frm, Ge Wickets for Boston must be procured on board. of thi marazen are ‘only. or freight, board, or to CROOKE, PORES La ae Ha Tse SS “Bee PASSAGE FOR SAVANNAN—Firat Packet— Thesplendid packet ship CELIA, Capt. Thatcher; ‘maile aa above, having splendid accommodations for & ‘steerage passengers. For passage, early L “PEOPLE'S LINE OF STEANBOATS FOR ALBANY, THE new and commodious steam! c- NEW ERPO! NORTH AMERICA, Capt. M. H. Truce " F PACKE sitet omen Cat | MAM SPNERCIAL ON C8 BACK ca = etek berty streets, on Wednesday and Friday afternoons | yy, iverpool “Bie subscribers continue to bring out passen: 3 : r kere en te On Vi 3 ee peste oF ircignt, apply to P. C. Schultz at the office on Ht tere, Hoe rat cfu hie wali from civ pool week i or 00 beard. ‘ : rafts for any amount can alao o ‘i on ‘ac HI Kinds of property taken only at tke risk bag gatthe United Kingdom. For further partitdlars apply, if'by ewngre Pereol. — —— — — —— ter post paid,to ALL ARRANGEMENT—POUGHKEEPSIE AND om 3 __ JOHN HERDMAN. 61 South t__ NEW YORK. FOR LIVE e—Neguiar Packet The fant sailing steamboat OSE OLA. Cap- of 35th Decembe ‘paeke SID. tain Verdin Truesdale, for the remainder of DONS, Captain E. B. Cobb, of 1000 tons, will sail oe weagon will leave oe stennbont 2 Sat as al oe od slled for re sireet,every Tuecadey, ureday a vatur freight al waceommodatii cl ne, At, 3 o'clock landing, up and down. at Caldwell's, | gotendar tr coufort apply om board, at Orleaua whart,foot of iat. Cold Spring, Cornwall, Fishkill Landing, New | Wallet.,orto ped Mitton, Retarning, eaves Pourhkeepsie ever E. K. COLLINS & CO. 66 Southstreet ‘Wednesday and Friday moruing. at 7 o’cloek. Price of passage $100 t of November, the L pogo ait The pacieat py SHERIDAN, Capt F. A. D er, of in the morning. ae wi to it 1000 cone, will succeed the Siddona, and sat! the 25th January, or to NDOLAH MARTIN, her regular d 114 West at. rely onthe ships oft Po Moen Ar Paso sailing pumeta- TON AND NEWPORT. vertised. 7 SS) HAMBURG, GERMANY— Far tenetint wisshett, saraion la, ceteection wits the sred beck: clens vecacin, lourig Factivern (ioe fngton and Providencesand Boston and Provideuce Rall: | monde’ Persona wishing to send © their fvleris, reclding 7 MASSACHUSETTS Capt Comstock. Fy Or pol glide dn sig og HODE ISLAND, Cayt. Thayer. barg. ie a 1 jer paid) to vo Sagan 1 South et. GANSETT, Capt, Woolsey aa LIAM GIB8O) “Agent at Hemburg NAI of which will leave Ni tisily, Sund ped, Diet No.1 North River, Battery Place.at to'elock PM ent. Tae NARRAGANSE-T ren Monlayeend Thuredays,for ‘SidusacusErrs, Tuesdays and Frid for 4 and Ei ygtou, Ni rt be ° xchange and ODE THLAND, om Wednesdays and Saturdrye,for | Disconat Bank, Liverpool, which are paid on demand, 10. al on, New) , and Providence. wee townsin the United Hing |. For terms, ke., ers omthe arrivalof thesteamers may | tpply to Wk J. PAPSCOTT, hon irenees y Where, elias tqeangramnts eapts conde fer paeeeeeey to om buted and take these coma otation titi Ris Brovi. | come out froin the old eouutry, in Grat clas American ‘packet Mo Hogan ipa commanded by exerted engaina: one of whieh wil ne rerpoel every 1 ‘coming sensou: smewofrne zonds Secmta pet cae fot sa ToBestonson | sod persoas t about gending oe theae friends may, ey thai seoreh jon vd to render Seat novdg.eiv cents perteuvietooe” For particulars. ly as above, baw rag PASSAGE. FOB BRISTOL—The apiew et brig NORTHERNER, Capt Rie mediate despsteh for the above pert, having *uperior cabin passeny weeond Reamer STATEN Sec nrl be taben ac moderate rates, if early aopliration 3 jerate rates, 4 iedves Olen hee EAN merste. a ar ST TTR eSCOTT, ALA o’elock a.m, At 9 o’elo: 49 South street, a a a id Pervons desirous of sending for their frieula to come cut nh rae oo Theabove port, ean make the wecesaary arrangement, by oP ee “he ua above 7 * = Serduy there will be two boa ‘The espes Otatch Inland at Bovclock. rma’ °2 ™™ an 34 tt om moderate terms. i tn ion be made on board foot of Maiden lane, or GLOVER & MeMURRAY, 100 Pine st, cor of South st. Ao send fc Nm Day will lenve the . orks every Momiay, Ti! day and Saturday a“ . POWELL & CO‘ neers fon Sinan at CALD WELL’S, WEST POY 6 is IGHUANDER * A. Returning, the Hugh. r-er will leave Nyy enrScPenone ity for thir friends, can hare londay mornyng at 6 o'clock, aus J uesday em brot tii a 4 mat boc + Heder and Ply | ie Foe eahice deat ee shih ens re t or parsage apply to the Captai board. Ps RI becpere aad hezignt ot every description, bk ie, put on board this boat, muat be af the risk'of the rect unless a bill of lading erreceipti signed for “ENGLAND, SCOTLAND at Spring aes ae subseri- Seruapemente for bringing rerrools riatol kc, from. jag rt i ofthe abore wishiagio. send for their ia, Cam Make necessary Or rae! and those wishing t¢ it money, Can procure Sahay Mocs, PNG eed Fite at Luda pabetie ss taht, by acplving ae above, it the asthe Janoaty oT pid pep id Pan Nn fant wailing nel ship BHERIDAN, Coot) FA. Depeyaters of 1000 ve sher regular day. unequalled wharf, fout CO. Capt. Wee. Skiddy, ‘ a8 sal on the OMS Vebraaty. bet wpe an ship of thin Kae evting cane OTT, st. corner Goavernear lane . omng,the paawog? money Jar day. corsanee” ERCANTILE AGENCY.—The nudersigned begs leave to submit to the Merchants of New ¥ plan for an extsblishment with the above title, embracing,” such branches of business at areoow undertaken by an; other individual, aud whieh he believes of suilicient importance to the mercau* tile community to receive it theig patronage. Merchants are often ata lose, the hurry of business to know where two apply forthe assistance they need Itis the ctol this establishment to efferd them as litteor a¥ inueh all negot to have €ou inent will ine! tiona which hers may de dentally conduetedy aud will anclode Proguring Pariuers, egotiating with Manufacturers, Supplying Merebants wi h Clerks, Comcromising with Creditors, E.ffectiny arine and Fi Insurapee, Drawing Commercial Coutracts, &c, Ke. and for the purpose of providing teunporary oecupation for cout of employment. of writitg, bookkeeping eclleeting, Ke, Pp nt providing means by Which persons dei cling themselves in business, may learn something of of the business proposed, before names are given; or t luced his advantages which can never be obtained D.wapaper in the common mode of applying parinem. ‘The subscriber who has hed much experience was educated a merchant, fe that he is ctent to conduct this partof the business to vhe satiafa tron of the parties interested, and will be enabled to procure artners in almoatevery brauch uf business, which will yield fair reiuneration for riskand use of capital. Menufretarers and merchanta from the country who have in the city, will find xt this agency means, hans of good ci inenrfor board aud leas selves. ive temporary employment to elerks as it will enoble thein co éarm a gub will attempting to carry o ve evil temptations of dienes) will n apyrodatiog of those engaged in artiv. business, and. ceive ait secure from’them as a body, sich encouraemsut and support as will eaable the subscriber to give the ylau atair trial upon itsmerit. ‘Aregister willbe kept clerks who are in want of ages, qualifications, res referescea, and such other mforur| i hants, Wan! 9 obtain situ: at the Mercantile Agency where t can enrol their names, er employers, ‘alle; which 8. abd pro, er ore with all at all times to exa register containing this information ppreciated by them, ‘The merehant other things satisturtory , charge, ve seen cler, references, aut # ced io the clerk, ke his own ba "Lo the clera ihis offers rest Cacilities—it mk of asitnition known to the peracn Wonti fee required for registering will not exc ordinary advertisement 1) one newspipe be sapajersia th city is 40 his want and the expoute of an the uwaber of q throrgh the Meresn and thus en anausver poatofiice, or fi us siguature. Connected with this branch cf t'e business, it is proposed to furnis, temporary employment to clerks whe are out of bu siness, aud to this cnd it iy requested of mere ims who have extra Writing or Who need extra belpduring Uit business sea Son, or who wish their books exan (ten up, posted, ba lanced, accounts made out and collected, at any season of ‘tie year, to apply at the Agency. | Tersonal atteution will be given to submitting prope toeredi ling i The undersigue will e to all theae who may contide ‘care \ ‘ine and Fire assurance will be effected. ‘The subscriber confident thathis knowledge of this branch of business Will be.of great value to thote requiring Insurance, and he en vites emplay ment as a m ney & liarity wiih the business will enuble him to the lowest rates. He will also give hia attention to statements of Md adjusting claims for yreparing All kinds of mercantile reements wall be carefully drawn on applicadion, vice of an exye- rienced legal gentleua, embracing every variety‘of trarsac- na. Attention will also be given to examiniag aud simplifying complicased act 8 ‘Sta ing admin ‘ators, partners and debtors’ acconuts, balancing mere! books, making balance sheets and Statements for opening new scta of books, a negleet of which is often the cause of much nueasiness, white the coatra- ry enables the merchant at all limes to apeak confidenuly of the correctness of his books, a gratification which may be cheaply purchased. Mavy merchente are too much engaged to do this themselves, and are uawilling to trust it to ma ates petent persons, who make simp'e errors more com} Errore will be deteeted insets of beoke, wherher made m- tentionally or througn carelessness or ignorance. Fraudulent errors maile hy one partner to deceive auother, or by a fraudu- lent debtor to deceive his creditor, willbe searched after exposed, Statemonts of debtors” accounts made, and divi- nda proposed for setilements with creditors jential loans for merchants will be negotiated. A me- thod is here suggested to the merchanf, who should at all times be jealous of his credit, to obtain mouey upon any emer- Seucy without appearing as a party to the transactio ‘The wudersizued proposes algo toattend to » ny other houora- ble branch of business requiriug the intervention of a third party, the nature of which is too promiscuous to be pgrtieular- Ted. ' All matters entrusted (o his care will be treated conti- with promptitude. References ‘W. A. WOODWARD, | Mercantile Agent aud Negotiator No. 2 Exchange Place,corner ot Hanover street. Gwitaw_ BA! Ogee ee CA PAIL WAKGMIUDE, ne ou ribers keep constantly on hand, and offer for sale, iv lots to post purchasers, analy | Myre of all . Also Robin of al son's Blank Book Papers, Printing Papers of all qualities and sizes on band, or made to onigratshortnotice.. ape mnogon gage) a large assortment of Wires, Felt wage, Blue Stnalts, B Pow: Soda Ash, tor Pa dentially aud arranged exchanged. fete na tion tien Sues Ver PIERO raed ; at very. low prices iis nee ” Pra Sae & RY WOKS. 6 erty et TT iMBER, FOR THE U. 8. DRY DOCK, BROOKLY Sealed Pr: povals will be received at the office of the N. Agent, New York, until the tat day ef April, for furnish- at the U. 8. N: Yard, Brooklyn, the following tnnbe ik for the foundations of the Dry Dock. viz 4900 spruce piles of lenath varying rom 24 to age not leas than 28 feet ; and tu be not average at least 12 inches im diameter, 4 exclusive of the bark. 3,000 lineal feet white pine timber, foot square for floor tim 2 feet—to avers than 11 and to from the butt, 18,00 tinea fet white pine do, 1 foot by 1 foot 3 inches square ir floor timbers. 41,500 fest board measure of 3 inch white pine plank for floor 18.988 feet board messure of 6 inch yellow pine rlank for sheet be procured, and in ng. ree from shakes and large knote—to he sawed atraight and square edged to the di nensior iven, and of the following lengths, viz: one half of each Int to be in atieks 22,25, 23 aud 31 feet long. ‘The remain ing halfot each lot in sticks 34, 37, 40 and 43 feet long. —the th tobe naarly number of lineal feet of each le the same. ‘She white pine plank to be entirely free from large kaota— a lengths of 21, 24, 27, 30, 93 oF 36 feet—to ave aquare ¢ rege not less than 27 feet, and in widths from 10 to 15,to ave not lesa than 12. he yellow pine plank toh for driving as sheet able in width from 10 to 12 ine! on the above timber and plank to be delivarek on such wharf or wharfs within the Navy Yard as may be designated by the Engincer of the Dry Dock. subject to the inspection and appro- val'of such person ashe may select. 4 ‘The piles to be delivered in such quantities and at auch times: between the Ist day of July aud the 15thday of October aa may be required by the Navy Agent,he giving notless than 6 Weeks notice. f ‘The white pine timber to be delivered between the lat day f September and 3t+t day of Oc'ober, and oer white ail yellow pice Plank between the lat October ie wl Ni ber. arate spoeade will state the price per stick for the pilee— per cuvic foot for the white pine timber, and per foot boa for the 3and5 pine plank. mae Melts reserved to assign leas than the whale quantity v4 ot aeee ind of ee to reponse der—and | ved fer jon of either kind. Pron si be emlorved, * Proposals for Timber, for Dry iy n.” Mice, Neve York, Ja 2d, 1943. vom OBERT C: WETMORE, Navy Agent. Sa BtawtAlat CHAPMAN’S ALE AND CHOP HOUSE. ight and square edged, i the of 13 or 26 feet, and a—Lo average no: lees than 18 in No.a51 fivosonstucer, JH GHAPMAN eopectfully” informe hia friends aod the . lic in general, that he continues to serve up in his taceflent manter= Steaks, Chore, Cutits broued, fed, eemed reba ry le t wi superior ing Ale, brewed ie [oF this establishment, which is. unequalled 1a this erty. He Will aleo sell by the gallon or in demijohne the choicest Wines Ennnore, (the eolcbrity of whieh isao well established,) at the lowent cash , gt reetived and for eale a superiog Tot of [an Smal Stilt Whinkeyy, wnich t fi cheaper tha can be purehw any other house in _ 0% 9m “| MON G. HULL & CO. 4 Vesey street, Astor House, nav ee eet mchengen in’ their sstcbhahment for’ the ec cacle caleand apple USBES AND SUPPORTERS. ‘They havenow an assortment with armerate entranc boy Heer facts sale ofTrussesand Surgeons Instruments, ereantle business, fscutirely distinet {rem the rooms oe Sarytoutor the application of Trusoes terse ‘reeeiveene 01 iente than those eentto Pee ar feet reccity fortobielirons Rupture, Varicecele. Noave be it OCKS LOCK® LOCKS — ANDREWS k MAURICE'’S LGitnbined Suit Wheel Locke and. Combination Padlocks. 7 These superior Locke, consieting of Store, Locker Lotks for iren tests 4 dceidedly uperior to any im market. repli thts cperaton and ne, ter re eau Prather eased cue gcenneé We cant am they wre covateneted is entirely new, and it i believed to be unequailed 1a aff at ‘enat, the moat ample ae- bios Padlocks, $3 to fi the dor A superior of Pad the attention of perso: interested yn euch bus tity, to the trade, or f te use, by vay RoR e U Lane. ___Agente forthe Manufaeturera, 4 J. i rt rch ‘amas plenae ll who wis ¥ articl exddlery and coach busi risiy thefollowring ariel lowing articles -— e thread. bitts, tire, belie, Pa eat Yeates YT wit emnipe, Reobe, mekela, binges, ax Hciais casinge, ke. INOS: SUMMERS, a J 4 Stew oem 190 Water atreet._ parer WAREHOUSE.—VERSSE & BROOKS, No. 6) Liborty street, offer tor sale the following assortment SOO rearan REET (400 reaune S438 0 do teat to do aust S*PHEAT Soo do Sante do 437 {200 do aaxze He0 reame 10x04, Bork, : Together with a fine xcsortment of Writingavd, Wrapping Pager of anyisine or anatity mete tn at ebort ‘A AILSHELL, jeet.0 fow Aoors im thi ed other Btrtes, iy, Oo p rait ry Se thet hasan Louisville, (Correspondence of the Herald. | Louisviuee, Jan. 16, 1842 Robberies in Louisvitle— Medical Disprtes—Neurolo~ Ma Know you's out ? BY —Phrenology— Does your Dean Beswerr Last night the most damning robbery ever com- mitted in tuis, our city, transpired. The jewelry store of R. E. Smith, was entered, shortly after dark, and rifled of watches, rings, and other arti- cles of great value, to the amount of seven thousand dollars; who the burglars were, bas not, as yet, been ascertained. The villians engaged in this bold and daring theft, must have been well acquainted with the premises, An entrance was efiected through the back shop, attached to the store. Over Mr. Smith’s store is a boarding house; the family were af supper at the time the robbery was com- mitted, An alarm of fire was raised, doubtless by the burglars, who liad committed the deed. This, however, led to the discovery ; instant pursuit was made ; no’clue or suspicion remains as to who w the rascals, or what direction they took in their flight. probable route, as is in all cases of a like kind, and persons sentin immediate pursuit This is the third burgl that has within two weeks: ag has been arre They broke into a grocery of P. Rooney's, r Various conjectures were made as to their oar g 4 i then set fire eof secreting their crime 3 our watchmen must either be drunk or asleep, else such frequent house-breakings would not occur. ‘The controversy between Dr. Simm and Dr. Bu- chanan, the one a Phrenologist, the other professing Neurology, which | stated in my last, would soon come before the public, has tmkea slace. At their first meeting De. B. became heated and angry in his argument, whilst Dr. S. remained cool and calm, asa placid lake, without one agitating breeze Dr S, on this occasion was Dr. B. said to declared sucerssfol by the andience. he would prove to Dr. S. experimentally, that which he could not by argument. Four witnesses were to be present, choeen_ by Dr. B.: hers were al- lowed ent Po this Dr strongly obj ace. nce 2 and desired the privilege of admitting four of his friends with those of Dr B. Of course, to this are rangement Dr. B. would not agree. This project | waa, finally, abandoned, Jo lieu of this meeti they were to appear again before the public tice was, accordingly, given in the papers city,and’a general invitation tendered to the citizen on Mriday, the Mth. Th sture Reom Medical Institute was “ { to overfiow yet squads of five or more were constant! into the house. Some he professors invited the hew comers up to the theatre, as it was a large room. ‘The two Drs. left the Lecture Noon and repaired to that of the amphitheatre, wh. people, who were crowded in the former heard that the lectures would be delivered up a general rush was made to that quarter; cro and elbowing became the order of the night: la had their bonnets mashed or broken, their s tora off their backs, and themselves squeezed tighter than ever before. The gentlemen found itlittle bet ter, for they had their hats knocked off and toes trampled on, and frequent was the cry “ get off my corns,” in that mally crowd. To proceed up or down was utterly impossible. The stairs threaten- ing every moment te give way, filled those who oc- cupied them with fear. An old, but very respecta- ble gentleman, about midway up the stairs, expos- tulated and begged those below him to return, 80 a3 to afford a passage for those whose lives were in jeopardy so long as they remained in their present situation. Several others who saw the perilous con- dition of the crowd, aided the old gentleman in his efforts, and} they finally cleared the crowd, that all might come down from above. No other alterna- tive was lett them, but to return home, in disap- pointment, and many of the fair vowed they never would go to the Institute again. But to return to the lecturers, who are the heroes of this epistle. Dr. B. first obtained the floor, and was to speak only for an hour, as had been previous- a agreed. After speaking for half an hour longer than his time, he expressed hie regret to the audi- ence, that his remarks must be so soon brought toa clese, as he had a great deal more tosay, but that/his time had already expired. Dr. S. stepped forward and told him to proceed; Dr. B. then remarked “Dr. S_ has kindly proffered me the liberty of proceeding with my remarks, and tells me to have no regard to the time agreed upon. This, I must say, is the only kindness he has shown me during this controversy.” Dr. S. smiled and said nothing. Dr. B. however, had very little more to gay; he had exhausted his Teservoir. To save appearances, he began to detail gome experiments he had made. He stated that there was a young man who had been given up b his Peon as past recovery ; but that by his aid, he had restored him, as it were, from the grave, {br. B. and Dr. R. two of the physicians who at- tended this young man, have since denied the state- ment made by Dr. Buchanan. } and that in four days after he had visited him, he was able to go abeut. ‘This he unwittingly contradicted, for he afterwards stated that the young man was unable, a week af. terwards, to hold an umbrella over him, in order to o and see Dra, T.B. and R. In speaking of ‘this, e said—** The young man, I believe, is present in this audience : he can testify to what I have said.” ‘The young man being there, cried out: “* Yes, here Tam.” Some mischievous fellow in the crowd at this critical juncture, bawled out, &‘ Does your mamina know you're eut ?” This query, so appro- steor to the occasion, called forth a general laugh, Dr. B. not excepted. The Dr. shortly afterwards closed his remarks Dr. 8. came forward to answer Dr. B. He (Dr B.) had witnessed one defeat, and would not stay for fear of another. He accordingly took his hat and cloak and left; Dr. S. politely requested him to remain; but no—Dr. B. retired amidst the general hiss of the audience. Very little tine remained for Dr. 5. to speak ; he said he would lecture again and again, till he pulled down the slight foundation on which Dr. B.’s sci- ence was erected, and would not let one stone re- main top of another. . ee e# The audience were dismissed, after an invitation being tendered to them to attend his next lecture. Thus a stop ie put to this controversy. Neurology, versus phrenology, and phrenology versie neurolo- a is the topic of conversation among all classes. very thing is given up, to make room for this all- abserbing theme. Lovisvitie. Albany. ICorrespondence of the Herald.] Acwany, Friday, Jan. 21, 1812. Tha mild weather that hae prevailed here for the last three days, still continues, only to day it has been accompanied by a storm of mingled rain and sleet, rendering our streets, never, in the best of weather, noted for their cleanliness, almost impassa- ble. A much longer continuance of this weather, and we shall have a boat at our wharves again from your city. There is epirited competition going on here ina small way between Boston and New York. For some years the citizens of Albany have derived their sources of cheap reading from your city. Since the opening of the Western Railroad, the Bosto- nians have flooded the city with the publications of their own press,! and “Daily Mails,’’ * Timee,” “Notions,” &c., may now be found about our streets thick as hops, and an agency office for the sale of them has been established. The Bostonians j seem determined to rival New York in every re- spect, and the New Yorkers must have a care, or they will not be unsuccessful. In the Senate to-day, Mr. Furman enquired why the Judiciary Committee had not reported on his resolutions in 1elation to the repeal of the Baokrupt Law. He said that they had had the subject lorg enongh before them to have come to rome vonclu- sion on the subjeet ere thir, amd he bad delayed calling for the consideration of them forthe purpose ol bearing the report of that committee. Mean while the House of Representatives had parsed the bill repealing the law, aad if the resolutions were not acted on immediately, they would be of no avail. Mr. Posten eaid in reply, that the chairman of the Judiciary Committee wae not in hie seat, but he preeumed ihe committee wae weady, Alter some iurther debate, vit Were jnsiructed te reporton the subject. he bill authorising the third Associate Reformed Chureh of the eity of New York to advpta more eligible site for their edifice, was ordered to a third reading = Afier a considera ble amount of business, not of very general interest, had been got through, the Senate took up for consi- deration the resolutions on the subjeet of the public faith, which have been under ¢ pr the last ar or five days. From the tact that parties in this House are more equally balanced, and that the mi- nority are much more talented, the discussions in this branch are much more obsuunate and protracted tha the lower House. A AMBLIN’S joint resolution, propesing to re- duce the number of copies of documents oraered, was received from the Aasembly. lu the Assembly, the business has been almost wholly of a private character. Mr. Townsern’s bill providing that the State Printer should publish a weekly newspaper which should contain all the legal advertising, was report- edwith amendments, by Mr. Tamutim, from the Standing Committee on Public Pratng Gen. Dix presented a petition frem Jonathan Laurence and others, of New York city, praying for arecharter of the North River Bank. In present ing,the General remarked that the petition had been sent to him by some geatlemen in New York, with whom he was acquainted—that i: was signed by a large number of very respectable citizens. He was not aware however Why it was sent to him rather than to some member of the New York delegation He observed that the application was for an uncon- stitutiomal renewal of the charter of this bank. While, therefore, he performed the duty the peti- tioners had assigned to him with pleasure, he must say that he should have discharged it more cheerful- ly had they asked for a continuance of their fran- chise, with modifications adapted to the existing state of things. An Act to repeal the Registry Law was taken, aud some debate ensued on a motion to refer; when Mr. Cuamen, from Saratoga, afversome remarks on the subject, said he was in favor of amending the Constitution go as to give the right of suffrage to the poor unfortunate African. This is the first A» oliuon Movement or demonstration that has been made in the Louse this season; how it will be followed will soonbe developed. Mr. McMuraray made a most eloquent speech on the subject of the repeal, and the matter rested until the subject was taken up in Con mittee of the Whole, when, afier a short consid- eration, the Cowimittee rose and reported progress on the bill. Mr. Townsenn’s bill in relation to interest on money was taken up, and the Committtee rose with out taking the {question, The House concurred in p joint ition from tne Senate, relative to the ion of the Coagressicnal Districts, with n endment incre, s (he Committee on the part louse to one from each Senate District. rous petitions for aid to the New York and nh oad; to Thompsonian practitioners; for the Suppression ot licentiousness, etc., continue daily be received. , The Military Convention is in session again to- day, in the spacious rooms of the Young Men’s As- sociation. ‘Their proceedings are highly interesting, ind several very patriotic speeches have been made, y some of the more patriotic of the representatives our ‘citizen soldiery” there assembled. The in their honor, passed off very well lust There were a large number present, most lutary gentlemen. The spacious hall ut with the assembled beauty of Albany, it will be strange, if some of the delegates do net reach home with their hearts behind them. A number of our legislative solons were also present, and they appeared to enjoy themselves mightily. Besides the ball, there was a soiree or purty given the same evening by Van Rensselaer, to which a great many of them were invited, and attended. The State Printer gives adinner party and ball this evening. It takes Thurlow to do up these mat- tera in the rightstyle. Athis entertainment to-day will be present all the big whigs of the city, heads of departments, small potatoes, etc. Ile has two daughters, charming and amiable young ladies, who would grace any halls, and who will no doubt be the centre of attraction this evening. I shall endeavor to get the particulars of thie effair, and twansimit them to you in my next. : 1 observe present ‘at the jdeliberations of the House, Col Storms, Stevenson, and others, candi- dates, who of course are there trom purely disin- terested motives. Derrick Sibley is also here, and being seen so often as he is with his finger in some members’ button holes in bye places, it looks very like as it he were on hand as a member of that dis- tinguished body, the Third House, so flatteringly alluded to not long since, by Mr, Hoffman. Anew movement has been made here. by the abolitionists, which is no less than the establichment of asecond weekly paper, devoied to their cause, and to be under the direction of three “* colored citi- zens,” asthey style themselves. The paper is called the ‘Northern Star, or Freedom’s Advocate,” and the first number speaks well for the ability and ta- lent of iis conductors. The cause of abolition ean- not certaialy be retrogading im this section. Cave Uccrcar. Boston. | Correspondence of the Herald.} Boeron, Jan. 20, 1542. Frexp Benxett,— As our New York brethren appear to set great value on our western railroad, I will suggest to you amode by which your mighty city may be saved fiom ruin, and the tables turned apon us. This is to send on here and buy up the stock of the road, a majority of whieh can be readily pur- chased at75 per cent, or 35 for 60 paid in, and then you can do with it as you please, or we should be glad to receive in exchange the stock of the Boston and Providence railroad, and pay you 10 per cent per share in exchange between Western and Provi- dence; and as we now have a majority of 1,000 shares in the Providence road here. I will let you into the secret. Oar plan is to get the stock here as fast as possible, and I believe almost every eale of the stock in New York is parchased on Bos- ton account. This road can easily divide 8 per eent, but our pelle is to keep it at 6 per cent till we got most of the stock here, knowing your strong dislike to any stock that pays lesa than 7. Brother Knapp continues to preach here, although at great expense to our good city. A mob of seve- ral nocuarels eollected in Bowdoin square last even- ing, and were eddreased by our Mayor; but the re- sponse was only ‘Crow, Chapman crow ;” they were inally dispersed by the police, of whorn about 100 were on te? A woman by the name of Mason, residing in Cambridge street, died yesterday, an two men, a Mr. Allen, and a brother of an editor, have been taken to the insane hospital, raving mad from this man’s preaching; but his race is run here. Srexmnoars Soxx.—The Edward Shi orts that steamboats George Collier and Worden ‘ope were suuk at Colbert Shoals, Tennessee River. They were both bound down with careoes. The officers and crews of the hoats were at Pada- cah. wreck of the W. P. was at Cot Paducah for sbipm en re- Scvreme Count or Tar Usired No. 14 The United States, appallant, vs. Pedro Mirando, etal. This: argued by Mr, Du- val and Mr. Attorney G 1 for the sopeliaans and by Mr. Ogden for the appellees. No 15. The United Stat Hant, vs. John W Dow, et al. The argument of this cause was commenced by Mr. Attorney General for e appellant. Adjonrn- ed till to-morrow, Il e’elock, A. M. , Jan. 20.—No. 10. Stephen Cocke, eatin error, vs. Joseph A. Halsey, et al. This was argued by Mr. Key for the defendants in d anbmitted ona printed argument of Mr. Cocke in behalf of the pla in crror. No. 41 ‘Tobias Nixdorf, appellant, vs. Lewis Smith, This cause W: gued by Mr. Key for the bppellant, and by Mr. Coxe for the appellee ates—Jan. 20 = Navat Arra) ~—By the Naval General Court Martial, held in July last, on board the Lated States ship Pennsylvania, at Norfolk, Lieutenant Francis B. Ellison was tried upon an additional charge, preferred against him by Commander W. K. Latimer, of “ Qaarrelling, and using provoking and repronchtul words, gestures, and menaces to Commander W. K. Latimer,” found guilty thereof, and senteneed to be dismissed from the Navy.~- Thie sentence was approved by the President of United States; but in consideration of the re- presentations which have been made, highly hon- orabloto the elaracter and past conduct of Lien- tenant Edlison, and trusiing that th vere pu meat, to which he has beon ¢ mned for a breach of discipline seriously alle ting the serviee, will rt a snitadie inf e over his future conduct, the Fresident bas remitted the sente Lieute- nant Rilison has eonseqeently been released From arrest, and seotored te daty. Price Two Cents City Intelligence, More Vorcenms iw Watt srare last, it was ascertained that a number notes had been negotiated in Wall stree following deecriptions:—Ose eplember 17th, payable eight months purporting to have been drawn by Tracy, Maver & Irwin, made payable to W. T. Crook & Co. ox dorsed by the latter firm. One for $8%, drawn by Tracy, Maver & Go.; one for $800 b ard Aitken; one for $700 by Blanchard & Blodget ; one for $800 hy Doremu ydams & Nixon tor $600 cash, by W & S. Waring. Circun- stances immediately caused suspicion to fail on a broker in Wall street, named Francis Metroxp, who has transacted business for some time past at No. 5) Wall street, and he was arrested by ofticer Bowyer. Upon appearing at the police office, be confessed his guilt, and stated that the notes had for g&y aad two been forged by placing the names of genuine eig- natures under the forged notes, lining them with a pencil, and filling up with a pen afterwards Met- ford has been in the practice, for a length of tune of negotiating notes in Wall street, aud while he had the originals in his possession, thus obtaiued nearly fac similie signatures. So far as ascertained, nearly $8000 have been detected in forgeries, and no d abt, that more will yet come to light. Really, age of roguery. Metford is locked up for fu investigation. Tre Boar or Atpermen meet this even og, when the annual report of the Comptroller wil be presented Savvy Hoox Prror Dean.—A_ maa named John Cronlin, @ native of Russia, and one of the Sandy Hook Pilots, was found dead in his bed on Friday night at No. 180 Cherry street. He retired to bed at about nine o’clock as well as usual, and when one of the servants went to his room ia the morning to awaken him he was discovered lifeless The Coroner's jury returned a verdict of death from epilepsy. Crry Parox —During the last, week there were received in the City Prison 76 white males, 25 white females, 15 black males, and 10 black females—To- Dischargee, 80 white males, 26 white fe- males, 20 black males, and 13. black females To- tel 139% Remaining, 61 te males, 13 white females, 14 black males and 6 black femaies—To- tal 97. Suppes Dearn.—Mr. Peter Thompson, aged about 59 years, died in a very sudden manner on Saturday last, while at his boarding house No. 6% Christie street, where he has resided for upwards of two years past He had been sickly for a length ot time, and the Coroner's jury, aided by a physician, decided that his death was occasioned from effusion of the chest Avyoruer Vier. —A woman named Elizabeth Smith, a sative of Long Island, who has lived a life of debauchery for some years past, at one of the hells on the Hook, No. 31, Walnut street, died in a very sudden manner on Saturday, from pleurisy pro- duced from intemperance, she having recently been on what is termed a “ spree.” —We received the St. Augustine instant, from which we extract the News of the 15: following — s _ The steamer William Gaston, Captain Henry, ar- rived here on Monday last from boutier Posts. The scout from the Lacha-Hatchee had returned, after discovering but one Indian, who was captured. A part of three Companies of 3d Artillery, under the command of Captain Vinton, came up inthe Gaston as far as Fort Pierce, from thence to go ona scout. We learn that a party of Indians recently attacked and plundered a wagon train, about 12 miles from Tallahassee, near the natural bridge. je negroes who were driving the train, succeeded in making their escape: A gentleman shortly after approach- ed on horseback, but finding all was not right, wheeled his horse, when the Indians, who were concealed, fired several rifles at bim, but without success. Curious Fact.—The London Herald, in speak- ing of the rapid advauce of manufactaring skill in the United Sia‘es, asserts that the rails for at least one half the English railroads have been imported from the United States, while all, or nearly all, the railroads in this country are laid with rai's brought from England, Star Beitpine —West Jersey ship building is ia good repute in Philadelphia. The papers highly praise the new bark Pons, recently built by Reeves & Brothers, on Alloway’s Creek, in Satem county. She has ten single berths in a deck cabin, measures 260 tone, and about 2 500 bbls. burthen. She is to be a regular packet between Philadelphia and Buenos Ayres. " THE LARGEST THE CHEAPEST, AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF WIGS ALPS ft) BROADWAY, ENTRANCE IN FULTON ST ‘attempts [He pany that are daily making to imitate these celebrated wi ips, are just go many proofs of che hi attained, and the eastumation they ue held in by jut the public will observe that C. us the ori ager in this counts original mi ry of THE VENTILATING AND GOSSAMER WIGS AND SCALPS, WITHOUT METALLIC SPRINGS, snd that all others are but feeble attempts at imitation, wacc- divine or direct the priuciple ou which they and practice to execute. ‘connoisseurs are invited to inspect bie h for ol ye iyi be ciaseed ahicl (ne href productione of modern ert. fa tncir menue wre they differ pet ee hare. The hai bo eines ied as to appear no more of the brow thaa the natural all disagreeable: of Congress, and gentlemen from every ry, who are now weariug C's wiga,can be ¢ MEDICAL AID. MONG the many mighty improvements of the age there ‘are none of more importance to mankind, and perhaps none #0 little appreciated, aa improvements and inventions in the practice of medicine, yet we are constrained to admit, that we have never met with more convinel:g proofs of approval thin is exhibited by Dr. Gregory,of No. 34 Mott sttert. He has r-cently made some valuable diacoveries in the treatment of disense whic i bot only being apprecirted. but he, i in hing golden opiniona fromhi# patients, [tix argued by some that all discoveries inthe heallng art should be made known to the public for the benefit of mau! but we woule sete than any one esse, Tus tur his Libre apon'a community oc bublc, from whom var received a. corresrondioe. brief: deverthelews, nefits, a hitte book de, placed it within the ie price i*SOcente, it noe, (not ad reap we are juformed the Doctor bas publislved tailing his improved mode of practice, Feach of all who cligose to a for y of the Doctor. a may Pt Mott street ‘at all hours of day or night, and also al the following drug stores :—Sande’ two stores in Futton street And corner Broadray aid Chambers street; alao in the Bo ery at Ne. 63. ¢ of Walker street, and 1s¥ corner Spring atrect; 146 Di ey. corner Suffolk st; and 131 Cha hum opposite Orange street A post-prid remittance of ove dollar wut obtain the book in pamphlet form, seut free of poste. to any part of the United States, Address Dr. Gre gory. 34 Mott at. “nea 0 In" LOCKS—At BMITH'S Brass and Wood Civek Hetabiisn- Cinent.at the corner of the Bower! Division street, all kit if clocks can be had ac wholes ate and retarl forecash ot wupel ab vp and workinanship, and at the lowest poss pricea. Alaa clucks for church steeples. for banks, pa rooms and watch makers regulators of a snyerior finish made order, recond to uone in quality, and warranted for tine. oo ples always He hand and ny, be examined by ealiime at A are room, Entrauee 7) Bower, . ii RANSOM SMITH, Propoetor At Baltimore, 94 South Chartes street, 19 8 branch of Com om tablishimeut, «here ordera fur large or #inall clocks, in all their {htietign at wholesale, or retail will be promptly exrcated by mach, Opti ore, tan, Propeietinen ia Baltimore oe saagt EDWARD FENN AMERICAN oANK LOUK COMPANY, for te enue of A SANDREM SD CALeBRATSD COMLINATION LOCK,” are wow ready to receive orders for thie crlebroted ‘orders heretofire c- ‘Toe design of the associ every Bank inthe United States, and the securit neretolure furmiehed to such banks ae have applied thers having often been tested by vurglare, ta ant can be considered a sir iepani oeks ou their vaults ors! “ther and have been ed, while thewe tnt de mocha 4 ts and the combination of changes it cum uders*, Vary from 4,094 to 1,000,000, at the will of veer fo rohew seEatiey not found inauy other mode of fraterang. Locks fcr tefew wed store doors frown 126 £04,094 eh Aa relates to the superiority « hy} W, mover (erence i» mode to sus of te bayike 1 “Hiirectors and officers of banks ere red Lat tie ofhce of Locke, sad orders willbe Freie A tt be SMITH, 4 4 Jones’ lane, agents for the cy RENEE. FOR DZAES! Se Vertiheate af Cece. fuk, Judy sth-=Thinga ip gertty, that oa the LB New York. rel abottle of ue lah being may for Deatiess. | followed en instructed Before tha reet t HA han RG tear token t have forthe Taat ten diya h ard ax oie ore bing imate this public Teknowlelgcent, and to reeomencad wt» 7 a ae to ry, ot’: JOBEPI G. ve 3 Thyra cman uy au ar 1 Sept PS ee jay, aad by & Co, Ne, 7@ o