The New York Herald Newspaper, March 7, 1842, Page 3

Rew Orieans, [Correspondence of the Herald.) New Onteans, Feb, 22. 1842. ‘Theatricals—Banks, §c. The Italian Company, that is, one part of them, made their debut at the St. Charles’ last night, and a glorious ti woph it was of the art musical. The House was crammed to suffocation, there being $8315 in, aceording to the statement of the Treasurer. The utmost order prevailed. People kr ew nothing of the music before band, sothat they had no time to bestow] applause judiciously. It was difficult to restrain the enthusiasm of the ‘audience in the midst of the most brilliant passages, 80 wrought up wa every {body by Ober, now called Seignora Ober Ro Never, never before in New Orleans was sucha voice heard,—a voice running up to double E in asilver bell, true to the “evenest hair a voce di pelto all the while, and touch- ing, eee astonishing, and iudeed combining toue could imagine as belonging to alto, clear of a sound,’ lit: the organs o crete utterance. ae er see Mai ate or y" seadera, it is useless to expend am. munition in detailing to you, Mrs. Ober Rossi wonderful merits, and power and skil!, and influ- ence over her hearers. But we are ali most anx- ious " hear Mrs. Sutton, of whom report speaks and the man who lendid artist. His \d_ feeling of a ense volume maltateri) the sang the part of voice is said te have all the po Lablanche, Seng wanting the it which this son of song possesses. The French Theatre, for Creie is The English orem der the Seg vers, gave it St. Vi jance, and now the Italians have given it a fini: a stroke. The Creoles, themselves, except some half pe and prejudiced people, confess the “corn,” admit the fact. For re and weeks pete ‘their operas have not been attended, and they kave Jost theusands on esi bass, ‘There will be a determined effort to get the Ita- lian raat the St. Ceasles: hereafter, regularly. It ean be done and wiil be dene. We spr in a perfect storm here abeut our a stitutios are eutting all kinds of strange capers before high heaven, defi ance to eo laws and public opinion. Four of them have been run upon. Yesterday was ah day, other notes sold at from 10 to 20 Had cent di To-day, new scenes of troubl. The purchasers of the Merchants’ Yorke, Minturn & Co., Et $5000 from old Bea Story, on Mor fe ¢ banking house and the house adjoinin, property cost $180 000 The sale saved the house of Yorke from destruc- tion. The baokrupts are Boing ahead slowly. So far the law has done goo he Legislature will sit (mark that,) till the bankers submit to the laws. If they do not accept the new law they will all be forced into liquidation—that is the deter- mined policy of our rulers. We are now a spat of very cold weather. Cotton has nearly all bi here goes off steadily. Ovher ry unsaleable. Mr. Mouton, the loco dere candidate for Governor, will be here ina few Sees not be surprised if he is elected, as He right up on the bank question. were Fiepds js of Ireland are at work ; great meet- ings, great zeal and great speaking. All the failures which he ts have ‘heard of here have been amonz Ban ts, Bank Di- rectora, and large Bank borrowers. Note that in your book of chronicles. The steam line to England has not yet got to work fairly. The packet of the 15th Taser is hourly expected. No new: yet of Kendall, the Picayune man, who is in Mexico. 8. Bankrupt List. ILLINOIS. Pleasant Hart, Madison county; Man. Dickerson, Green county ; James McDaniel, do; Joseph Jackson, to; 8 H Poindex 0; Johnson ‘Smith, do; Davis in Jalene 5 8 Rozell, Morgan County ; k Hall, do; AN .eeters, Scott county ; Benj. nd St. Salvador Salisbury, (surviving partners ue firm of Smith, Salisbury & Co.) Sc otk SomaEy on K Lowrey, Peoria county ; Matthew Taggert, Wm Gifford, do’; George C Dana, Ogle county ; ‘yred Dutcher, Lee county ; ; babar Post, De Witt euanty:: m Dishon, do; George Pegi ibbard, Monroe count: ; A Gridley, ‘Thomas Fell, 5 aman, ds Senne W Tell 605 John Fordice, do 3;JP gtort, Springeld Clarke Harrison k, do; John oe Tazewell count it, do; David G hi, Brown county ; 8 K Law- Adams county; Ed A Casey, caps county ; re, do ; fantklin Gay, Tazewell county ; cl ao oa Siege “a eh Morgan 3 Patmer rv: , Sangamon “73 3 Robert ‘AKinzie, oWiltcousty ; Henry Tucker, county ; RF Seabury, Tazewell count Levi m Jones, Chicago; D Hawes, Rock {slan, 3 eine icLary, Brown comnts edema Lineoln, Boon county ; Reuben Buck, Y charles E ;E Wells Dutcher ‘Ogle sgunty $ Jeremiah’ Brigt, Chi cago 5 Henry Barber, County ; George W Masheld, Scottcounty 1H Hollidey, ‘county ; John C Maxcy, Spring eld ; Edward nary, eset Bd Ayres, do 5 Beare eee seneeees count jorace fo; Jon RB RDaryee, homes Con,” Spring- —_ wes Ranken, pay send ser W Cheno OW: county ; Reul Soreutelds Jac Rucke! sated Somer Hi Scot bs oA Moore, do ; John Hammer, wy Sangamon connt pees E Reckel, do ; Jos Fake jpringfleld; MO ves, do Jot Crowl, County ; Edm R Wiley, do;'R H Beach, do j Themes Con, do; C H Simonson, De Witt G W Durrett, Woodford county; John P brends lo; Richard Graham, aipgaene 3 Robert M Laforce, do; John B Smalley, do; O Wadham, ny More county? Wm Morton, do; FE Doolittle, do Potter, Adams county ; Charles Gilma Tennis, Jersey county; Horace F county ; Henry Moch, bya eo John: Cbok county ; K E Burl Tazewell ' Circuit Court. The New York Cireuit, for this district, twill open on Wednesday next, ly to adjourn- ment, for the trial o! Staten Island case, spo- J Kent exehan a P t= county. nesda miverand Cir Cireuit Court, will commence on Mon- day, the 21st inst. Judge Ruggles will preside, excl ing still with Ted it, who wil take the winter ircuit. Pe fy The U.8 ship Falmouth, Commander McIntosh, sailed from Norfolk on the 2d inst., on a cruise. Wrst Inpia Roya Matt Sreamzas.—As it will afford important information to our numerous rea- ders, we mention that letters can be sent oe pe which is to sail from this port on the 10th, y of the British possessions in the West Indies, Letiers should be therefore forwarded to the Post- office Agent, No. 7 Pine etreet, on or before the 9th. Leiters to all other places than the British . sions must be pre ee in New York; letters be forwarded to the Pacific Ocean by Pusan. O- CratHam Trearce —It is rarely that such asuc- €ession of crowded houses has been witnessed as those of the Chatham since the commencement of Jobn Sefton's mes) dill for this jety , consisting of ads, io which Hield Scott appeal Herbert, supported by Mr. C. Mestayer as Valentine, Mrs. Thorne as Rose, and Miss Mestayer as Elinor ; to which is added the still popular drama of The Golden Farmer, with the sam» powerful cast as before ; and the ances terminate, for the firsttime, with the drama ‘of Mobb the O: itluw, er Jemm: Twitcher in France: in the two last-named pivcvs John Sefton, of course, ap- pears as Jemmy Twiteher, The advantage of a good ~ — be appreciated by those who ge earliest this American Museum —Yan-zo0, the wonderful Chinese Juggivr, who has been astonishing the Bosto- nians, is engaged here for one week. He arrived in town yesterday—we had the sure of seeing him shortly after his errival ; his black queue reacnes nearl; chin. He in! that the Barbarians (Eng! igh) would’ soon bing in China, as deserved, and that he ~ “Tetum home, "Whes told ther him in fests of dexterity, he an know nothing.” We reckon h sae Bernom bd tte all his visiters, is a wo ture Room wi hold the halt of them ; Mestanet i Mr, Morsie, Mr. Hearty Cerito and Sevatvenbeaeh ee to the ground, and his curly mustachios hang be us throug bh Lis iateepeoter et a drub- oul | then 1d + i Li bo oan OG Hesvacn: 10 mwutes—so Dr. Sherman ‘end his Camphor certain! Grallay all sense of lassitude sud {etigus, provost tex Sioknete lownene of wpa end oareral Serene di ‘werehouse i: eases. 106 Nassau street is the Doctor's pa a shee buildings, Philadelphia ; 8 State ‘treet, in the Book of Proverbs XXX, 18, fe the following passage :—“ There are three things to are gs Meme iets tee’ ie Bee th oe not. je in fe serpent u] as ted he wey of a sh! riacthe wh midst of 10 en¢ @ adolescentule.” If fluous hairfrom to éradicate su wo fg} eticalous ir. ix street, Bi 47 Broadway. For list of agents see adv: Those who Kae ghh te ph yg ih a —— head of we would advise at besith: be @. invi = rat whet he moy be gratuitously consulted. 0 Falierno? If you have ‘for his Lec- ialowel Mugnetioe, are en- ‘and the way ofa man in his youth. yee Solomen existed at oald esgelaim © Yea, five things whick } 6 office 67 Walker adway, oy per bottle ; a rena collat 1} Barclay street, diner: Building, MONEY MARKET. Sunday, March 6—6 P. BM. The condition of the currency in the suspended dis- tricts, has been a source of great distress and losses to the people. The immediate and only cause of the depre- ciation of the circulating medium, is the toleration of the suspended benks,and allowing them daily to issue promises to pay, which they daily dishoner. In no part of the country have the people suffered greater imposi- tion then in Baltimore; every species of juggling trick has been resorted to fasten upon the people, the worth- less aud depreciated raii road orders e8 a currency, and without success ; yet, notwithstanding the experience thus acquired, the common council, with a degree of folly scarcely credible in a legislative body, persist in mountebenk tricks to make that valuable which isin it self valueless. The order: now miserably deprecia- ted, and it hasbeen enacted that a premium of 26 per cent! shall be allowed to all persons who will fund the orders, the premium to be paid in city scrip bearing six per cent interest,and receivable for city dues; and faith of the city has also been pledged to such banks as will receive the orders for currency, for the payment quarterly of five per cent interest on the orders un- funded. Such is the extent of folly to which currency legislation has reached. Twenty-five per cent premium on $500,000 of orders funded,'wouid be an issue of $125,000 of city scrip beariag six per cent, for which no equivs- lent whatever is received, and to that extent must the citizens be taxed, and for what? Simply because the banks and the rail road do not choose to pay their debte, and the ature does not choose to compel them. If the city council undertakesto pay 25 per cent of the debts of the rail road, why does it not pay as much for the banks, and allow themtoresume? The banks may then fail every two years, and throw their debts upon the city for the “ relief of the people!” The law of 1841, for levying taxes in Pennsylvania, was estimated to yield $1,700,000, instead of which, how- ever, it will prove short $700,000. The following are the results from all but nine counties in full i A meeting of the “Domestic creditors of the State of Pennsylvanis, was held on the Ist inst. at Harrisburgh, the object of which was to get up a new species of quackery instead of paying their debts by taxation. The meeting resolved that for the State to force them to re- ceive State stock in payment of their claims, is in its pre- sent state of depreciation no better than repudiation. Se far good. The memorial closes, however, by soliciting the State to pay them off in certificates of indebtedness, redeemable in State stuck as if the shadows of the stock were better than the stock itself. This proposition was probably got up by some politicians to deceive the poor creditors ef the State. The following is a comparative statement of the Trea- sury notes outstanding on the let inst :— Treascry Notes Out: Total Cotatundionet issues, Issues under act of 15, 1641, bias 250 6 864,01 527,062 At ast eee 2,028 519 Redeemed of that i 6,521,059 5,906,196 — Nem Igsuea of Jan. 1842. ar m7 9,877,118 Redeemed of that lesue, BOLL Grand tota! outstanding, 6.840723 6,592,018 8,539 115 ‘Showing an increase of near $2,000,000 in ene month. We have recently published from the census returns the products of the eastern and of the western States, with the cepital employed, the number of hands in each employ ment, comparing the aggregates with the bank loans and currency ofeach section. To-day we proceed with similar tables of the south western section of the Union, in which are comprised the States of Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas and Tennessee, as fol- lows :— Paopucts oF THE SovuHwesteRN States wit THE Ca- PitaL Pageree. Mineral: Quant fends. Bar iron, waa 989,120 Perry iste Geld, Goan 7 1,000 Granite, &e. - 125 25'350 Fay pms singeals, 2,013 1,908,096 Horses, 305.143 19,905,720 - re Cattte, (682,000 ry = Swine, = a oultry, = a Total live stock, iy 5,70),218 4:276,162 - - 14,915 5. - - ‘otal agriculture, 105,887,704 8 TX otal egricn : 05,887, 650.546 150,000,000 Gardens, ke. — 379,880 055 ars.4se ‘Commeree. Commission and Fe- ® - - « pint sg ra = a Ed Taterusl Transporta- 4 wits tion, &e. - se 353154 Total C 4 27M 67,500,405 ‘ol saree 724 67,500,445 aa r; er 022 131 - - Skins and furs, ine og la Other products, = We Po = Total forest, 872.786 ay " Mechiavry * 8 asopis ee ub te — = 1Liatoas 191 pg reacts - 230,000 i ome my = as 928 wie naa, - 45 eee ‘Tobacco, - 975 ats cape, ke. = pote 1,460 Cpe se Hutu 1,516 877,982 840, 3 1,000 953,197 Filo candles, 530it3 1196200 pe ee er 4 1,696 873,09 Suear, refined con- ‘ctionary, = erie i - Fae outa Other mile, "= 035 hte Faraiare = eke ‘ ey ; ye m4 Other Lean i ee os 1102941 - 897,689 th ly 13,784, 14,537 Penta pranufactures ise 98.368 14,514,557 ieulture, 379,880 et breed Total Agriculture, 105,887,704 658,546 150,000,000 is ate 1,060 891 Te18 Toesene 121,985,659 633,445 221,401,544 The following is the table of the annual production of each grand division :— Eastern. Western. Southwestern. Pismafectaree, 108,204,879 — 59.994,431 13,786,598 Forest, 2,968,289 3,300,127 672,786 Horticulture, 598,000 09 379,960 Agriculture, % mite eee wre ta Fisheries, LX as = Total products, th seg. V7. gss.06 1a, 4 Population easployedy sea, on ‘aa, We mey now compare sf Rh ont of ieee able values, with the bank capital, loans, currency, &c., of each section :— es. renee Southwestern ! products, 211,803, 75,295 895 Tee Leer, Use ssheS exohanageab!e ues, 293,094,618 175,878 40 a capital, 64.21 jou eurresey, 40,041.157 Total poquiation a0 Active population, D 08 003,448 This table it will be seen, indicates that the produc- tion of any one sectien, is an inverse ratio to the bank currency in circulation. In the south-western section there are 100,000 more active people, than in the eastern seotion—yet, with 60 per cent more bank accommods- tion, and 100 per cent more bank currency, the prodact of their yearly industry is scarcely 60 per cent of that of the New England section. These are simple facts, that speak trumpet tongued ageinst the baneful influence of the bank system in @ producing or agricultural coun- try. The eperation of banks is simply to promote com, merce, or an interchange of commodities after they are produced. Banks ere, therefore, peculiarly favorable to the commercial classes,and for the same reasons are, if pushed to excess, detrimental to the producing classes. We explained ina former number, thst trade and t! operations of well conducted banks, are always secopda Fy to and dependent upon the productions of the soil. 11 through the increased physical strength of the country, by means of immigration er the netars] growth of the population, a great volume of industry con be epplied to the creation of exchangeable velues,a wrowth of trade follows, leaving @ very small proportion tu the q 'y of goods produced. The census returns givegeth nd that out of an active population of 4,900,000 persons, 4,600,000 are employed in producing wealth, and 260,000 EET eee previous; —, from NOrkace, disg. Diploma, 1 4daye before, La Guana. Feb tin port, Bevis, Brigze, for NYork, soem at. fo, San iene ort 4, for NYork, § das Patsme, dant w. Guogen, wig cary: Caden! de Weil Yor Phitadclphie, 8 acta Cibraltar,justare. Duxtury, for Baton, ald ia exchanging and transporting that wealth, and import ing and selling goods produced abroad. This tmall num- ber of 250,000, are alone benefited by the banks which be- como in their hands, the instruments Sy which the wealth of the 4,500,000 ie accumulated into the hands of the f-w. This result is seen intheabove table, and in the well known fact that exchanges are always heavily ia favor of the New England States. In that section of the country the active population is less than 600,000 per- sons. In the other sections of the Union there are 4,300,- 000 active population, who ere always in debtto thenew Englanders, and that in exact proportion to the abun- dance of bank currency in the indebted districts. The currency of New Englandis to the aunual production as 1 to 10; in the southwestern States it is astl to 3; at the west aslto5. The < ffect of this redundant currency is toraise the value of eastern manufactures, while the sales of southera produce are made in the currency of England and Massachusetts. For instance,a piece of goods made in Massashusetts is sold in Mississippi, where the currency is tothe production as 1to3 Oa the other handa bale of cotton raised in Mississippi is sold in Boston, where the currency is to the production asltol0only. Hence the south western producer re- ceives for his industry butone third of that which the eastern manufacturers receive. If the order of things were reversed, aud the New England currency became inflated, while that of the south wes reduced to specie, the east would in one year become indevted to the south. The secret is, that in New England capital is employed United States Ports. PRanxvont, Feb 28—Sld Tyro, Matanzas, ArrMar2,Es1 ostow. YpoutuaNp. Mar 2—Arr Ontorio, Matanzas via Boston; Mary Peane, Trinidad vin 40; Eliza Leland. (on Promnect for Charles + Corvo. Crockett, Th smnasiou fur NYor "ecman, Spe rh; rr Ariosto, Pater Jus H Shepherd. New Orleans Shaws 405 Baltic, Charleston; Eliza Burges: Ieland, from Bonair 7th ult repo Sdult Restack | ame galt. le Pee ind (1 Cura r exam: nati frow Porto Cubelto, crf ed 5th ult. mentio sa report ti been condemued] * poke 22d ult. lat 33, lon 72 30, Dirigo, 5 de fin Norfolle for Jamaica. pt Tae p, Mar3—Arr Nautilus, Pacifie Ocean, with Nees mes wif, Mar Aor ond remaing at 9am, Alderman, roliva for Boston, only vcasel in Proviprsc! Mae fare Gaspee, fiche Wildes P Walker do; Jas Lamy You + Yauks Thorn. do. Cli, Wa & James, ia at anchor off Pawtux Havana, isut anchor off Gaspee Point, both wind bound, waehistoL, Mar3—Are Empress, New Osleaus; Emeline, Hi 4g Mar 4— Arr Cleepatra’s Barge, D ; Ci i almost altogether in the products of industry, and no | Garplina) ad. Riewsi, Prov idence for Phil hin; Bh Agama. more then is necessary is employed iu banking. In the | for do. Passed Pi, a bark, supposed the Gaspec,fm Mobile suspended sections the reverse is the case. A National Bank having the capital subscribed in this country, would jaggravate the evil, inasmuch as its capital would be diverted from its proper uses into ille- gitimate channels. Capital brought in from abroad, isnot only not needed, because there is more capital already here employed in trade than is wanted ; but the divi- dends remitted abroad would be an actual loss to the country. The notion of “regulation” is preposterous. The finances of an individual, who neglects his busi- ness and spends his time in gambling, cannot be made for Providence PuwitapeLrais, Mar $—Arr Caos, Mobile; | Esther May: Bids g pqow. Octorara, fm Liverpool; B Mezick, Ogre. in, Fayal; Detos, West Indies; Onkahye, Barba- rg rey) Janet Arr se Bermuda; Red Rover, Lu IMORK, Mur 4—Arr Fulcon, Bermuda; Red Rover, bec; Effort Ranke Harvest, Boston: Canova, SU°Tho- mat ait Tadiana, Wells; NYork, Union, Boston; Navarro, 4, Mar 2—Ai Folklaed, Falmouth Ja; Columbia, B Keeler, ae » Providence; ion, Boston; Eagle. I Sid Amerie NY ore ‘Arr’ ad. Ponti 5 Alters: & ey. Porto Rico. Arr 8d, Tuscarora, NYork. ‘Sld Lynch: rg, do. jORFOLK minty Wi Boston: Emeline, NBed ford; neither can those of a community of such | Joep H,Hpouth Masa; Richy ie NewOr eau Cid as Jamaica. Bld Empire, Powell, NYork r 3d, Almira, 8 Died. On Friday morning, after a lingering illness, Cancers, the son of David and Henrietta Hull, aged two months and fifteen days. Outhe 4th and 4th inst. Joun Epwanp Ross and Av- Joweyh Hersh, and Feacbsc tuate; Constitution, Baiting ‘on. and Havaua,from Balti: Yor’. lu Hampton Road: more; Dolphio, Ls Guayra. cork ‘Bride, Boston. Sid August, Jamaica. LM KGTON, NC. Feb 25—Arr William, Jamaica; Le Gi- York. St Thomas; 28th, Amet! sae 8. Ounmore, Nassau. custus Mater, twin infant sonsof Benjamin and Marga: | ute Conon Niele in Hg, Secaiaions We ret A. Hendrickson, a oge ed two weeks and five days. M: ‘Vende! ‘St Dor Lafayette, Guade- on the 24th February, while ona voyage to Sa D igan, Pt Pet vannah for the benefit of his health, Tos. Cocnaans, . Feb 25—Arr Myers, Fow'er, New York; watchmaker, in the 54th year of hi: native of Scot- ith, Elizabeth, Rostony D Dray, doy tet e year 1811. tides.’ Below land and resident of this city since Thetriends of the family are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, without further notice, from his late ida, Gaskill, NYork; ‘coum, soston; ‘arhera Cornelius residence, 288 Greenwich street, this afternoon at four o'clock. Tr Laurel, Apalachicola; Lodi, New ae le Heong on, i baverpcdle Birminghae do: Rogir panied hia teas, Boston. ‘Are ad, O eran, NLondon. Sin Sayaynan—Brig Wm I Mra Stafford andchild. | ton, “ios Bl ‘ct, Catto, New Gone Bia Osceola: Bete === = | deans Hope, NYork.” Cid demies Copenhogen; Foreign Importations, Indy ee. enn Mavaca—Bark Nashua—586 boxes 1193 hf 1700 qr do 232k 7 Mar 1—Sid ‘Anthon Andere>n, Liverpool; Mi- sgitan F Flarmeny & co- sz brn 543 do 400 arto a8 bi aerva_do. Cld Feb 28, Lady Golebrooke,’ do; ‘Duncan, St Blanca ce cxnee seed Lawretce ke, Wobinade-—oio John NB. ieee et D Ryan tee enh doraioe onze Arr Wa, Taylor, Hoey, ‘NYovk; eet e—Brig Pico cop & co— H neta 1" Gr brie hed nie ‘A’ Galech~2 do ite 5 ative, NYorka tthe Cavpran; in—2 A beesieel 25 bara Lawrence, Murray loge e=t box miperale jouchaud é& Thebaud—a pues F-B Khodees's do. Bankers? do Howland & Aaninwall—s Dutih—! of ‘Goddard—8 caske ae Howard, New York. Iden, Nurleant. Arr 13th, Tennes- are, tiated Nivork? Beck, Mobile; 17th, he Pennell, cream tartar 160 bales hemp A & ( Cunvingham—292 ba'es rage | Give 200 brs steel 24 bales 24 cases 62 bbls 23 che vermition 60 bales tae ri pce Lady Scott, Liverpoo’. hemptoorder. miidence Boston.” Chaat, Lew Rotrexpam—Galliot Ke: & Geertuida—1 ch 1 ce ds Be sion ‘W Carsebeer—r00 slabs tin F & W Botitho—90 bdls si Boker—2 cs 10 pa maddrr Merian & Benard—1 case wine 4 vb; 85 cs_wine P Jenkine—7 cks do H Will—1 do 5caJ Enalich—214 W Robbe—2 cks C F Hoyer— 60 mats flax 50 pos gin Boonen Graves & co—i5 Herkenrath & Launders—at casks madder G Meyer & son—50 pipes gin to order. “OXARDO: Beckwithois ik ; ic Dhu Puovidences Ze: TAN 7, Geuevee, Commerce: (81) and ‘Albion, lor, Daate, N Bnet Pio- peor idiases, {Nel ig Henry Leeds—326 hhds 6 tierees molasses F aires, N Havana—8chr Ree! en hhds molasses 8000 oranges Wm McUilvers—165 bhds sugar 40 do molasses Sbaa Howland & Aspinwall—i70000segars Wm A Hunter, Domestic Importations, Savane Hg Wm I Watson—24 bles poiten Damrence York; Booto an, do; C & -y, Portsmouth. New @nceans, Feb 99—Cid Bheifield, Havre; ere! Beaton; , Sear, NYork; Carribean, Allen, a0; Caze: delphia. Arr t Edw Thorne, Alloa, Scotland via Bork: Congretn, Mi PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. kent Pret tow ander ebrated pills, from Portugal, ax te uth, do J T btained ‘country. See sdver- Ee cha tile KESEE hs Btlr-a| Tse etie eaer oty"a M&,; TAYLOR. co or Beane Lecture LA ar’a Tos ie, al alf past a : RALD. eu ‘Admittarce fee. MARITIME HERALD on Marsh Common aaa end ‘Board Public: Schools; are invited te PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 7, 1842 hesond Enghires, Vo), a h buruing language, ¢ a slumdering peopte to the oer INSTT’ ‘R—Lecture on "uraday even: ry Tisreh Su at the New York Society Library. Packetsto Arrive. | Packets to Uepart, chard will deliverhis Second Lecture i on TERRESTRIAL MAGNETION commence st foo Quer neal 59. “ty ] Switzerland ‘Smith, Mor, 20 glock, sr ictele, admitting a Lady and Gentleman, 26 anata, to ‘oronto, . | Fe jadso 2 dao. LIVERPOOL. LiveRrooL. NOTICES Paeoree Bisel aad Siva) Se Ge Europe, Marshall, “" Jan.191F; Henry, Delano, ~ par.7| Nsover fur the Elm. fisry, and. White attest congvest: Baltianore, Furek, nate pment ae tien ore now read) For delivery at No. 16¢ South cor. Dover fseraid, Howe,’ Jan. d¢ | Argo, Anthsay, Mar.6 al, Caution to Israelites, to be on their gurrd where they narehtse, asseveral bakers have put it up in their wi To Masters of Vessels. dove for gale, who are sot exgrgrd Yor auy of the congresa: c dasuet vegesin will cctihe w:thver by Sevlng atin nd, algo, no ped eters a are sent out by Auction Sales. o0 montis cs as treats.) * At 10} o'ch a “ Breal#sy. ‘Will be rol, without reserve, the ease for two years of the American Oveter House, neat the Americen Hot] together With the fixtures, bar furniture, tables, eurt ins, glass ware barpumps, oy ster bin; all the the kiteheu arrangements, and syery thing Couneeted with the xbove nemed well known ane deservedly celebrated oyster house. Ti calle Peorunity for any person wi he leabe and properties w mesa is flourishihg aud the ble ircumetances cause ‘ Oe prooriet discontinue th ‘erms at sale. alormation by at the pr mises. rhe ene Aras at Marchant Tailors’ Stock—The stock cf a merchant tailor, consisting of made up im the most ferhionable un uner va garn aw the ud ‘of cloths cassi neres, hosiery, &e gottee ree, hosiery 10) o’clock, ia the » Sale of elegant Plus Reptie aud F fue. iDA ure. Cabinet Furniture—A 10) Orclock, will be sold in the large 39 Fulton st, which hae been taken for a few r Irpose, an entice extensive aud valuable stock of Cabi- net Furniture, the ex lusive property of a manufac urer and dealer, ‘who has given up the business. Aon ie NOTICE.—AUSTIN, WILMARDING, & Co.. will close at public au. tion. 01 Weducalay. March i, at 10 Ooch A. M.. the entire stock of Fresh Ls ropean Ja—consisting of 600 picker Han. \at., 1812. Sele atthe store of NEVINS & set jar at. m3 6t* OR SALE—A jair of Brown HORSES, young, and of action. A brignt Bay Horse, yourg’ fast iv single or double Harneay, and beau'iful under Ge saddle. nearly new, butit by Lawrence aud Colline, nesato match, A Waggon witi sl couble and sinele Harness to by sig Gideon Saddi A Phaeton, with brass H th for them. Third Seable chore rand ta Mere er at, A e Company now «ff r 400 reins af are dail meiyt = Lodi Manufacturing mor | oudretie for sale, and reparing both Urete and Poudrette. If the weather le, they expret to have a laige supply in the compapy have no gonnection with any other ind the Poudretre they offer*is warranted inore than 50 per cent better than what has been wads in New York, and they have the evidence «f farmers aud practical chemusts to ‘hia company alone make Urate. They h Rew and greatly smproved proc.gs, in though much more exvensive. The; make ‘use of & “Raw Peet, Turf, or Meadow street manure, ner moulding sand from the found e hard c al, as articles of compound, or avy other not ia itself valuable manure. ' The company have determined to make an article which the farmers and Fardeners can have no reasonable ground to complain of, and ueby hope to lish aud perpe uate its character Munai—Caeh on delivery. tor Psdiatia to cesta beekl, Urate 50 cents, on Wanting a few barrels, may have t eli d board any veascl in New Pork at $22 Gurreh seal barren taining four bushels struck mesure, ee of ge (a barre) wae mil not couteta four bushels heaped measure as pretended by Coat of a barrel 95 ceuts, and cartoge. Any One of the great benefits in using these manures is the eco- nemy with phish th they. un be apptied : one boy will do more than two men wish im carting rut Farmers and gardeners who have tried ma- ha. une bushel & Poudrette iscquil toaload of barn uure. ‘These manures may be had of Mr. Jacobus, on the Hacken- sack Bridge, New Jersey ; of M stitwell & Dey, Ni 365 Fulton‘reet, Brooklyn; rat the office of thz company, No. 43 Liberty atreet, New York. Letters by mail, p addressed to The Lodi Manufacturing ('o.. b fice, New York,” will be fortawith aiend wishing to secure manures at a given tame, may advance and the company will reserve them, m6 Imd&ltw* LECTURES, by Mr. JOHN W.8 ‘LOCUTIONARY E HOWS, at Shinto Hall the. second Lecture of the Series, will be delivered on Monday, Eve ne Lectures will be taken from the Bibles De: Chatiery, Henry Clay, Daviel Webster, jars and Shokep:are. a ets 6@ cents, young persons 25 cents, to be had at the USERarry OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK lic Commencement of the Medical D. Weare, the 9th nt, at 12 o’el: lock at the t apelethe Chaneeltor deliver: ldrese toth ‘wing class. ‘The Wave. cf es odveal profes & yan | the iriende of the 0 ta res ladies." BY order of the te Facul Me ee ae ; DRAPER, March ith ,1842. iam Beeretare FREIGHTS TO PI'FSBURG. ES ES AD ie or eT ea io cathe ise LINE, The ‘ietor of Bi rtatien Line to Pitts- bag: gareinotice tothe of New York, and all other to the Yer rt their line 18 Low ia active Thre) will be ode cana to them (or gent to go in their with dea} ‘Owners or shipvers of goods. de agen ung, will fods (0 William Bigham, Pittsburg, ipping all euch cousignments without aAtisfredt ahoutd b be marked distinctly on each packag+ any oo of righ ‘which are as low os pay other line. M. TYSON, Agee eS ek * Pier No. ra forwarded jto o'Pitaturg ‘and Pot ville, fas excepted. Crooks, American Fur Co. ; 8. T'. Nicoll, iggheloe, lodge & Co. Fulton stre: jankin, Durvee & Co Newar NEWARK AND NEW YORK. Fare Only, 1} Cents, aplendid aud commodio ragsail Captain Juha Gaffy, being com- jetrly aud elegantly reiilted, wv) commence her regular tripe for the season, on ‘Thurday, March 10thce Jeaving as follows Footot Barelay st New York Centre Market, Newark. 10 o'clock, A. M. ‘clock, A.M. 4 o'clock, P.M. H o'clock; P. M. Freight ofevery description carrie! at very redaced rates. ile Wwili attend to. i af every day, Sui Refer 13 i Front at Bage & MAIL LINE FOR ALBANY, | and iater medi ate pieces. aa fares Neer < Pwned jt hultz, tt UTICA, Capt. A rian tice, THIS AFTERNOON, at leave the foot o! 50) vcloes Friday. March 4! apply on board, or to PETER C. MULIZ, at the Of sit be bite tteamont TELEGRAS! we for Albany en "Afleraooa, March sth, at's o'clcek. ns Of their cargoes, passengers, and a report of vessels left at the port whence they sailed, and the vessels epoken, ready pees aleeniiane for customers. aan eodtw ot BAtE—Captain Hudson. ofsloop Ohi has for a a arpear is. ‘Apply on board, at the! ootof Amine «, on their arrival here for Commodore Bassett, of our fleet | North river. hg wiin Lal Mah INK! Pi 1Eg— fact o., will of news scheoners. He will beard them immediately os Spee HIV EG —The Lod Pega Sm pip York, for cleaton of ‘Siuke and Privies by the ight Arrived. Scavenger v will Hh beck jeansed bare ed he od Shin Luter, Randall, late Rockett) from Liverpool, Jan 24, coral ime ces Rey ba eke ay gp Loner cuerdey mirtag rane papeenzere. Cap! ett rate that Can be ‘aff oot cece morning rt mg p the Mewrer bay. bay ee ers | the old way. or bymeans of tube with tig few days. The has ‘expennenced very severe | O82 generally approved. passage, "98 days from Malaga, fruit, fe or RY NYors, Bes Tatk Pedau, tor Fieste gta Gi CTOR BELL. DCTS 1, L Lana Dersonal attention (ally unt rate under protracted cesen aggravated oF utcucceseft ne, to order. ‘voga, Harding, for New ° fedpractitioners ; those York, sas; ong Borodine, Ch 4G. is co. with Bopenn reflects of mercury or qu net ry! p Duxbury, for Boston; bark Marseilles, remains of disease lurking in (he Fritz, Zimmerman, 43 daye from Rio de Janeiro, - alwaye with a guarantee ol cue. = cof Davie ene who have beer the m:> Bei Leeds, Humuhrey,9 day 5, pny | Sa r. Bell with honersble ae EG Thawte, ft ahap Zo aay bet cane of perecte 2 Bailed in co, with Moro Castle, Petr treatment neve: pagecd ship cre bouod brand is well known te ‘and perma Hanford Nich ol, ke from Gi Nhe fe ww Haven. V range « COURTLANDT STREB?. ‘we earls days from Sela Pi) fi no Americen vessels. Qin! ult jat 20 ‘lon ua ip fe "scot, ‘Welsh, of Ba'timore, 96 days {rom Brig Wm mag tem Mere, 17 days from Foxardo, PR mo- Tnases, to Dunscomb & Beckwith. Left no American hi, from by ets way. FOR SALE—A Farm in the village went con taining One Hundced acres of uated but 1 sort woulhjof Kailrasd Depots ‘e, to which the front exte: sand fully eq sist of » substan ee , Sherman.10 days from Mataneas, eugar, ke. to ss he Vessels icft not recollected. we 1200, farther information. BE a et er err end tr FM RANCIS'S. BROWN, 8% Naseau street, Terme th hi no TO LET—A Farm of oa scres of excelleot land, with Odeon, Leland, 18. days trom Maysguez, PR. molasses, @ 00d ‘Buildings af in exceligat order, having to Faiuc Leet brig Hiverpia wigeargos ech ease Frauk: Ecatly re ured and painted. |The lin, Idg; St Thomas, from St Thomas, just arr. Brazilian | fifteen mat oe 4 wy bai 4 Wore " cblefore grr, pu Iilie house, or both, and would be fet mj ainbeav, McGilvery, 9 days from Havana, fruit, to rf. i =f ern pie farmer with igamall fey : 5 id ga ° eof frult, oF a eae sad who.well eaters! ais gating rnd the cultie of frut.or ie Packer sir Patnicx Heavy, for Laverpool, sails to day.— ove ah rements. Rovly a 7 Greenwicl wegeigensy cat le, FOR NEW ORLEANS—Louisi: ia ae me c ane Debi om itapot for" Apeiech cla wine Sie ss Line Pontvely frat Regula Packet To ey Sienaes ot fae gh ec fi RSPR ARE. Capt Ming eile aad all'ea al of Cape St rerying it 13) bool x in as at the distance of & done to get or passage having splendid ymoda- yy ightening her. but in ‘The Joly boat. wees toa y on board, ai Orleane eh eaten 4 ica gr street, fk ON olay ie hed yr eee wit see ty have Ghd geats¥y Gas ine esr. reetiy gene pineal beurs {0 ie tae ae etter mint . C Hilliard, will succeed “jnstant, her regular day. m2 Pees eens the i cTranapartation of Spe 3 et ‘ over t did not eave the beach until the to have parted in two, the the foremast N. No prasible aptain, who takes the mifortune much to heart. 1%. es, Sam onnexi andes C0 Bpomen. Gears hegreyunber dente oie Kensington, from Boston for Savannah, Feb 28, off Charles wach alla, ‘eneva, Ci ton Ba a Tho Po Co,will attend ta the Collecting, or Pa isnt of Thomaston, from NOrleans for Halifax, Feb 22, | , Mepera. Fom/roy, 4 Co_will atten sgl ssoabce py, from Montege Bay for Ttinitad but h a; any such Busines: as shal be committed i te charge im the ing are day jull, altered her course fur Wilmington NC AD ident Albany og glia brig i Demarara for Boston, March 3, off 8 mat Albany Gity oT Pai Rene Boston for Coss: of California, Feb 19, lat N.Y. State Bank si no from Hi for Boston, with loss of Cr on rane, steering with tackles outs: ance—Feb 19, Jat 43, lon 43 90 Waxesy: Porc. La port, Jame eat unc; John Hale, of le ras Baeton dg: Mitte, of owt “a, thd ively is dor Brontes: Corts fre tec, New oh es _pnveay, ner. nie DR. HORNE EB 10 be consultedconfidentially at his office No, CF Murray street sstinst ‘apprizedthat Dr. Morne bei eed to the Me uf team n te ety of octon hes Seen culty of phrase for se rear, for ‘ein city rg ene at i exper gana mere ma hoe mercury, extingi mie ‘ our cars. = not patel aoe "ne jared pero, nad | ee a dre eee ape aMictedwith poet BRaak peed not Mande for N Sommbs, we port, os, from Beaten nis ington du Shia fot Fo feed 3 Cy ‘Sieraantfor’ New Fork facsaw do; iain lemma ch i Alwilda, ary, fe to Dr, ‘A Aikreaoe Nrey neni opr egg | deny ste ind Boel just arr; Cronstadt, wait ng cargo. Sid Cordelin, toe Etat ho Top asia Niet hr ssi Agine fo for NYork, yg “a sree soe sean Gi ered 1 eee Pini THOMAS @. HO pe = nf the, late rns be . from Poet ced 3 z har lt sues ractie rah pathy ss ‘Au Bassa, ant Be by gray stiect.and ay ‘consulted cay unt srclece, afte je i Mer * | Eee ge Sorenerectoence She no Se Se y roe, Nate Ht npancye—Hlon. M. H. Grinnell, H. Brevoort, Fea.. W. Smith, one of the crew seviog, Pro. Ren oe im and at Tere au Prince @ STATEN ISLAND FERRY. Foot of Whitehall street. The steamer ‘ATEN ISLANDER o: run xe follows until further note jolana Lew 5 20 shipped are regained to be particularly it the risk of the owners thereof. PEOPLES LINE FOR / “‘ALBANY=T he new and Carry ey sreaghest NORTH AMERICA, Capt. M.H. Truesdell, leaves the Steam oat Pior between Courl jandt and Liberty streets on (Monday) afternoon, March 7th, at 6 o’clock. ‘The steamer | tica, C: AH eae will leave as above, on they bd gee 1 pacer Bor passage or freight, apply on byard, or P. es CHULTZ, eA SSRI FURNE it at ine office son the Wharf ly He- i Li rane id fast i {7 Shite Ri "Cees aoe, | ‘of this ise sail every five da oF Dasuage free 04 for second ga: bin, and ateer-ge rs. For ea early aT mould be made oa tof Wall et. . & J. ‘i TAI 4® Scuth street. or 43 Peck Sip. The pack»t ship Pamthea, will succeed th? Shakspesre, a sail on 15th Murch a - PASSAGE RPO OL—Unie 14th Varch-‘The- sblendid fast sailing packet ohip HIBERAIA, Capt Wilson, will raillpositively as wNflaving splendid acenminoditions for esbic. sevond cnbra and user pracrugra. (For jaasees, cary application shoud je on board, or to W; &.3,,7, TAPsScoTT, # South st. or 3 Peek Slip. nd for ther fiends io come cet ta the y of the re, Ting, ean make the Docessary arrargemente, on favorable te ‘Phose desiro eewetes con irs, CARE PAVING Ou deeaen Te Wal towne of the Uni ed’ Kingdon. Apviy, a“ Persons wishing 10 arena po FOR hip MINE, tet of Crna bacribei ARSE LLES—Regulur Packet, =o VA, Capt. Wivslow, will sail om the mm diepatehing a the Ist day of each gh month ariug the y ir Marserlies. Goods seut te the au weribers for forwa ding will hedinpa:ched rs of a y ott the charges ectualiy ineurred upon me The Ships eve’ wa comfos ym accommods- "Tee freight or passage, a OLD LINE Of LIVERPOOL “PAUKETS= Regular Packet of 19.h of Res ste ¢ lebraced fast var pats NORTH AMERICA, cxot B. Lober, will sail » the 19th ‘ae aecommécations and advantages thie lise sfforde. for oe, fre ae passengers, are well known to'be unequalled eat, (eras TP lacegs toply on wooed, foot'of Beskeiin p ROCHE, PRoTnE 'S & werics will eal aa ioe Bank, |. it Hace poo arienine f the shipa comprising the old nally on the 7th and 19th of apply to the bomnartm An tively on Si ie passage OL—New Line—R age ons testa Ny ae ship ROSCIUS, aptain, J0Re Colliua of 1100 tone, will sail Price of inter *LDDONS, Cay bee B. Cokb of 1000 fons it 25 he April, ber regu- wa cipreogera mye mzy r2!y wom the ships ofthis line sailing ipune- N= wail pole tel on —The vd hi rast La het sy thei Gatesin Holden, wit fellas satcimeebte $e olcertige, bayien Art pata : tmodsrahe tet i onplicatios lnesate co JOHN HEKDMAN, 61 South street. t ehyp PA- PRICK HENRY, feuds Delano, sceoemmoeetices tor ein oecond “ onip's steernge: mm, are not trad book od north cua by ecu I eae ‘on buard, foot of HMaidenlane, orto “Guo OVER, & Mem 00 at. cor ‘South st, ikey eee site ove there on the 1st, 7th, 13 b,19th und 95th of each a ket ship Bheffiel, compan eal before Pah hn nae ea siaebkiveltie” CH OOURFEE TISDALE & Rigo ITE: Sina faa iwe 4 Pant THEATRE, SIQPSON'S BENEFIT. #05 EVENING, “Maren 7, 18H The performances wil) THE scHooL' rs Fu ANDAL. . Sir Peter Teazie, = Mr Pl een tes Fisher Led iss Cushman. ‘ands unich it Wheaite - Mi rene Suiewhec, Me Fishe Selw: d 66F, Auaulice Gatto, meen! mane APO Mie Baloid Fanoy, Miss ‘ushman To concinde with MASANIELLO, Masaniello, Mr hag aA Pearson vira ire Kuigut Adminsion—Bores $1 ; Pit 50 cente : Gallery a5 cents, CHATHAM THEATRE. ement 6f John Seftoi THISS EVENING” Maree The “The Performance will nce with THE TWO FRIENDS. JR, Scott. | Abrove, Mr. Hield Mrs, Thome. (Lo yhich will be added THE GOLDEN FARM Jeramy Twiteher, John Sefton | of | Elizabeth ne Mestayer OBt THE OUTLAW: Herbert, ose, Jemmy Twiteher™ Johu Sefton Mobb, Mr, Stevens. Agat Mrs Blike 1SbDaliery am ‘TCHELL’S OLYMPIC THEATRE THIS EVENING, {March Torhe Performance wil? > mmauce with DER Le Prince de Joint- bi V eal, hie’ Cinderella, M orneastie To be followed by seeirewes For the 2:d time, a new, it original. M "Musical Burlesque ea Rb ‘NO Mir, Richard, Hem . iss Roberts. ” Sally Ann, M .Te conclude with LOAN OF A LOVer ‘Gaba TDelve iNickes on Peter Soy, c Gere Mri mssiou—Dresacarcle Focents. Upper bons sae, cents. Private box __Doora open Tehalf pact six. Curtain rines a AMBRICAN MUSK! fay Broathvcd and and a. street. nn ‘ Ey. Day AND EVENING THIS WUK —The Manager has. at much expense, eff cled an engagement se Juggler, who.w he his erformed before immense ouished nt the porpriine Lich he diag aud fo ted dL Lies, ecle! . Mr, HEART x. ih Fr signi, ‘the Comic sit srLed see the accomplished. ve singers Mr 9 hi dancer, are creaged. MO. 3 tr rand ALLS OF NIAGA IR oe oo louger, PME. MAYIC RAIL ROAD. Gena sot AALBING LADY, sup FANG A novel experiment in AN THA lion of curiosities exhibiting day Sature after- iews changed every Monday. museum and entertainments, 25 If price. Day visitcrs ee and “Admittance to the wi cents: children under 10, ¢ eveniDy Ire. IGNOK VE BEGNIS has the houor to announce S'S frieuds aud tue public that he intends to give a vocal instrumental Concert on Friday. the 11th of March, af preile Grand Concert Rooms, Broadway, in which isted, amor g other emi it artistes, by Mademoiselle is Melizet, from Philadel ia, Who will on that occasion cher first appearance in New York. Mad. Otto,'Meesrs. Rosso weki Tinm, ait Mayer, M ssett, ke. Signor de Beg- pis.'on that occasion will have an ample and weil selected bana » led by Me. Peuson, in order to represent the grand from the favorite opera ll Fanatics per la Musica. aa wel tnrender the performaneeect the evening effecive and bel. IG-, The gentlemen of the orchestra cogaged for the above are requested to attend a rehearsal “at the Apollo we ou Friday morning, 11th imst, be ai fe Particulars wili be enortly SC uvertised. m7 YOMPLIVEN TAR % ONT EL WM. WwW. TOMPKINS—By 1 Pa | Sa ~ ds place atthe Ail Saloon. on MONDAY EVENING, ‘March 7 ickets, ($2 each.) can be wie Mage ate gol Broapmay: Fittn ke Hal Music atone Noe each Square, und at Central Hall, No. 169 treet, or of the following Committee of Arrangemen’ ‘Colonel Wm B. Moore, 2! ntry. 3 Wen. Jeune a7th Artillery. " ew Warner, doh Lt. Col. se £.Backhouse, 27jb -* Capt. Vincen! Cxpt Paster. a Beast Cummings, Waugh, ho ry Schwi The Committee i Pea hor will, meet at on Saturday evening, Marehsth..at'8 o’e ook. GYMNASIUM. PISTOL GALLERY. Minit HUDSON & OTTIGNON respectful form the gentlemen of New York, that they Shave Btted M Keru Wat the ee, ot Chambers street and it is now ©; for reception tors. The ingiivation isof Wee Aree peters as Hoy hia, entral Hall m3 4t te in respect for the purpose of Athletic Liereises. bead Soarrivg Lessons Siyen eh ‘Terms modernte. y and evening. ml Im* VIN C. TWADUY"( Tate of cock Law Office A Sherenante Exchs es Baniosee, te the faurts of inne State and of the States, including Cases in Bank Tuntew, attended to. re STOR® KE¥PERS —The advertiser exccules lee dt saropable pe ice Visiting and Her i! Hes re Commercial SlankercLrbele for all sitet of cot len goods, patent medicines abel lar waads per thousand. Des! ch appropriate designs, eut i tnd double ailver plated Door Plates, with improved enamelled border.h: keeprs’ Cards, typ= printed, at $1 —Curds in the neatest manger yrocured at any ether establishment. All persons attended to BOLEN, Engraver and Printer, is Ineo 104 Broadway, between Wall and Pine. TE rEKIY PRED) ERY ERS -—SELF- LOCKING PISTOLS —This Fistol can be dec six times with almost the rpsiy, of thoug't. The pis eurckh the barrel revolves aod dis sbarges merely by wali the trigger, the chamoer and barrel are in one piece and therefor canaot blow apart like sore repenting pistols. The construc: tion ofthe pistol is perfectly simple they can be draven from the pocket'and used with ouehaud withou’ the loss of & mo- ments time incocking— ix aoers cau be fired ne fas ee man Een ‘crook are co larger than an ordinary For e Fravele, Housek otaing, Planters, and oth, ers, they are an adeneneey ‘are male and Fetialeyenn wit tha man; tien et “Eseosuael 4 mes lesen are tava Huey ta get exe of arte 2 themn overall others. orwle Sohne aed £15 Imendin® Detween Wall eit andiins A NATIONAL BANK OR NO reg) ep a sene! to the Common Sense of the Foope of the U! ing Olegnes, by Jon d les Unit 1 Set them is equal tocall re stare of the pri implicity, ai ee RZ sperteet wale DEAN, No 3 Ann #1 tance ‘National Ba d Plain, good senoenand particalarly. working ago quie'ly to Ann street. procure a copy of this 4 hye and | it. fe will dpe ite. the. prejudices, which have been suffered to fasten u, nF mindebe thia day of preju dee, wheu for the f 00d things i# pres oa ‘ “ape the foundation of his subject ilds up hie argument, tier vpon tier ahd ject ia. divided rnto th. paris, embracing idea acconeuton and an appendix. in wisiratde vation, designed to be of extensive ardity, ‘We may, recur toit again, when our space may allow room for + xtracts.”— Brooklyn Ei The abowe wark ie for sale Oy Bean @ i Trevett.3at F strong, aud then masonry. His sul twenty chapters, Fulton treet; H. & 8. Raynor, 7% Bowery au Broadway. and at other book stores iu the city. DESPATCH POST —Letters pier u “ee ITY CoN Various boxes of this estabiishment. are sent out frow the i regularly tor delivery throughcut the city, as eet, at 9, 1 and 4 «clock, at three cente exch. ea owe lby it, are the certain and ex; ry of every deacription of Social jous- Profeasionul and Com- ence, It te peculia sy adapted tor the trans Mal es, and it offere to the Ladies, mon atl ‘medium of t thee ree coining mode of send of postage, (althoug recom to general ‘edaptionss tending to promote private conv: and er rently expedite the os her lations may be ol at the Peiverpal 0 oe roe ‘) Tmaice is = te notifi f arity, anc went the pul Re to. gain any ru ieticrs iu the City Despatch Post Bowes to avoid meateken. ‘ual Ye SUPERFINE DRESS 8 BEST QUALITY. both as to syorkmanelip and = for TW! 'Y-1 Pe DOLLARS; also Pantaloons Ten Dollars, at PH#UI ‘Paioriog entabiishment, 4 a B.—The above garments guaranteed to be equal +: pase resins: (otha made by Sect expensive hecees i ve eit tee, but , aoe thst th the adver- ter pledges i6i."Warmeass of secondary ane hte peopaetionably lower, jis Esti (ANCES in all oarreof Bug and, Irelans.Seotland ingumsof £1, £10, 818, Bae ‘amot 2: & 130 i T Poa Tre 1 onvemieut Go ean wa y * as shld ‘Wail at. and 120 B nce ry of letters the Branch Offices and at which place free aA. vuvalds,, a parts of the United Staiee, made on TREASURY. “NOT: Es ‘wanted at the he beets myriet mates. by Eom 22. Waliat, ant 100 30 Broad) E. Sg0ran KD, Fara treet 102, up-siairs, offer for sale E. te foll fellorte 3 RS 150. deo and Matherry. 380,000 com b la: to, qualey Kiondas, Matherry, and Tegevuidad 50,000 Congre 109,000 Capote cour rabuces, Noriega, ard lageaui- 30,000 : Be 50.00 Priva ai cat entitled to debenture wer i Betas tate wine tom Goo HEaD ae ale atefal to ‘hits Wie tlhe wn dents 8 the grea raed ent of mi [ ‘bedrest of rod to to neglect i ier or falling out—it then you are anh cit , reader, Daordahes you wil gheated with hie coun” " ber 82—look, 68 Chath: Sg 9th ‘americas aa Bagle, Price ouly 9, Sor8 shi: 4 ‘ea, blotel shies, enfiolh cree tions of the skin are ere eae lim api at i fecipe of Bir W. Blizzard, the £ HP bid as '« I, PA eet rh Piet to East River ere wil ploueutlent to Reet Pa thelr telv. ie TARULIN GA, from Lavery! — Theva wees a i, permite Om board, (oot of Pine hay sirest, ee itted tm five da wiht dey at able a oo aan SENS Let La ¥ OU R= 20 Barcela "superior art ele. now Janaidg! from "al b As thea from none OUOLLRS Yo, 56 South at.