The New York Herald Newspaper, March 9, 1842, Page 3

of CLingmoGH’s TPricurmcnov' Hair, bas tempied a fell os by the same name, and directions ho have unfortunately been hase this vile composition, nuine Tricopherous lirehugh” written on scents = “Var poresterer Be sure to purchase ot the Hair Rooms, 207 Broadway, corner of Fulton, up Sepee eras appointed gents. Any article same Dame is an imposition. um.—The wenderful Yan-Zoo fis & pall before him here. His performances include feats of dexterity which a: remains this week. ly interesting. To-mot e Slst anniversary of the founding ef this M by John Scudder, Esq ,t! tare o'clock on which marvellous beyond wamoanaee are hig! the \l0th of March, of music attached to t! oe ‘will at- tend. Daguerreotype likenesses are neatly framed for two dollars eech. MONEY ‘MARKET. Tuesday, March 8—6P. M. The sales at the Stock Board to day, were very emall, and prices did not materislly alter. Delaware & Hu improved } per cent, Mohawk 23, New York State Sixes Bills on Philadelphia, 4 per cent Baltimore 3, Mobile 14 a 16, New Orleans 6, Virginia Asaleof Ohio Six per cent State Stocks was made at auction to-day, closing at 50 cents on the dollar. The last sale at the board wes made at 62. His honor, the Recorder, in his next charge upon “hammering,” had better point out the process by which stocks are made to sell 12 per cent worse at auction than at the board. Many of those who bought at auction to-day, ‘The transactions were as follows: fell}, Long Island }. on time contracts. 10,000 Ohio 6 per ct. red’mal Pres om: = gee sitece There are about $1,500,000 situated similarly to these sold—the banks holding them being obliged te resu! and to do ro will have to realize. Some treasury notes of the federal government fel) due to day,and could not be met. The Wall street papers have suddenly discovered itgand make a great outcry although the federal liabilities have been daily dicho , nored for the last ninety days. effect of the scandalous doings of the extra session, and the squandering of the revenues of the public lands, which was the result of tne steck-jobbing influence of ‘Wall street, The Bank of Commerce, which was select. ed asthe government agent, dishonored the notes be- cause the federal government owed it $75,000 balance. The period is now.rapidly approaching for the open ing of the spring business. As the searon advances, however, day by day, the prospects of trade are falling off, and it seems now probable that but a small business will be done, and that at ruinously low rates. The im. mediate indications of thie, are the facts that of the collection notes of the banks falling due in the interior of this State, for fall purchases, are returned protested, the reason for which is that the interior trade has been exceedingly dull, and the dealers have a large proportion of their fall stocks stil, on their shelves. Their purchases for the spring mnst therefore not only be light, but the remittances te the city jobbers, who are in very straightened circumstan” es, Will be small. The debts of these latter to the banks aretherefore in jeopardy—more especially as the pro. gress of resumption throughout the South and West, calls for the most rigid exactions of payment and cur tailment on the pert of our institutions. The banks o¢ the interior can do absolutely nothing in the way of accommodation. The shops of the country dealers are fall of goods. The weather during the winter has been very detrimental to the crops, and the qity isovercharged with foreign goods, while the banks throughout the country are powerfully contracting. For these reasons it may be considered that for the ceming spring and summer, the demand for and ability to buy goods will be greatly circumscribed; at the same time, the ability and inclination to hold the large stocks on hand will decrease in the same proportion. Already large importing houses are making dispositions to get clear of their stocks as speedily and at as little loss as possible. An immense number of tottering dry goods houses, the remnant of the bank inflations of former years, must go down. ‘We today proceed with a series of tables, compiled exhibiting the product and distinctive. features of the grand divisions of the Union. The folt lowing teble embracesthe Middle States, by which are designated New York, Penasylvania, New Jersey, Dela’ ware, Maryland, District of Columbia, as follows:— Paopucts or tHe Mivoce States, with THs Mex Ex" PLOYED, 4*D Say vue Carita. The dishonor is the ry large proportion from the census, ot hard, ‘ties. 959,406 ye ee ee pace aa Total live stock & PEETOTOTT EPO E Tee i uk commis’n, all 2 tasty Tat. tea & butchers, Total commerce, 8. 2 rn 5 Bettis 91,991 296,621,969 ES te 170,433 "See a 106,690,740 r 1,098,918 434,674,774 e following table presents a comparison of these |ageregaten with those of the sections previously pub- annual products ‘Aconnoats Paoprers jo Ma Dirrenent Secttows, | Pazatectaree, loeg0c sre Ba984 431 Forest, 2'850 950 a1 903903 eae ae ‘This table shows the isct (hat the exsterm section tur aishes a proportion of wealth to population much greet er even than the middle section, which embraces New York. The following table preseuts a comparison of the argregate products and benking movement ef each « ¢- ion :— Propvers, Isronts, asp Basia ov rach Sction. Eastern. Western Soathwestirn. Middle. pr *, 11,203 303, arte 121,986.659 986,524 586 ee Sasol, ms 352 % 12,960,143 122, 065.151 Exchangeable voiues 293,'94.618 175,578 840 134,915,908 510 689,720 Bank capiial, 62.212 321 81.943, * foaoe, 811347 8 66 ut wy eleene ad vurrency, 2 078 i * gyeele, smn0.833 7,919,792 16'707,534 Thia tuble giv+s » proportion of currency to products about equal to that of the western States, but it embraces the currency and preductsof New York, which is a spe. cie paying State, while the balance of the middle States are insolvent. The following presents the seme fea tures of New York State separated from those of the other middle States :—- Puopucts axp Cusnency or New York as Comranep with THE oTHY Le STATES. New Fork Other Middle Stat Agriculture, 424 857,433 44.537, Hortisuliure, 575,106 Forest, 4985,428 1,259,193 Mines. 8,651,300 Manufactures, 0.081 222 al productions, 48% 36 778 9.882.418 Total values, 933 199 216 164 $98,500 capital, 36,30).480 ‘77 203: “loans, 104 a8 tas “currency, 16.385 373 “ gpecie, {oot sae ‘This is a most remarkabietuble. It appears that the exchangeable values inthe State'of New York,are double those of the other States, while bauk capital and loans are fifty percent less. The consequence is inevitable, viz!: that, while New York continues asound currency, and pays its debts with ease, ail the suspended district is in debt to it, in common with the New England States. The enormous bank inflation in Pennsylvania, and the other Middle States, is the instrument by which the large imports and manufactures ef New York and the Eastern States are forced upcn the other sections of the Union. Philadelphia has always been the great distri- buting point for imports and manufactures, b-cause there was the head quarters of banking, which is the instru- ment of sale, net of production. The $1¢0,000,000 of goods imported into New York in 1839,/ound sale through- out the South, South-west and West, through the instru- mentality of the bank inflation of those districts, There was, how nO answering inflation at the point of sale for these products; consequently whatever were the facilities of them to buy on credit, there was 10 means for them to turn their produce into cash. The very bank inflation which enabled them to run in debt, deprived them of the means of discharging it, by always keeping their produce higher at home,er in the!markets of pu chase, than in the markets of sale. The fearful accumu- lation of debt against the Southern and Western sections, is seen in the fact that the imports, manufactures, fisher- ies, and minerals of New York and the East,amount to $875,000,000—while the gross agricultural produetions of jections, scarcely reach the same amount. The consists in the employment of bank eapital in rse retioto the demand for it. It is evident that at New York, that being the centre of the foreign and domestic trade, the largest proportion of banking should exist, and in the producing there thould be least. Tastead of this, we find that where banking capital is least wanted, it isin the greatest abundance. The same evilexisted ina greater degree under a national bank, more especially under the policy of Mr. Biddle, which was to increase the expansion whenever evils existed growing out of an already too great inflation. The great benefit to be derived from Mr. Cushing’s plan of a fiscal egent, is that while it offersevery facility for the transmission of funds in actual payment of debts between one section ef the Union end another, it ex cludes all inflation or fluctuation in the currency, exeept that produced by the actuaj variation in the produce of industry. It also regulates the banks in the only legiti mate way; that is, it tends to discredit those which do not pay their debts, while it compels prompt settlement from those that do. This operation, by excluding all “accommodation,” and confining the banking movement tothe interchange of the actual surplus productions of each section, will drive capital back from its speculative employment in banks, to the assistance of the producers of the soil, in increasing their real wealth. Sales at the Stock Exchange. $1000 NY. Bh 1961, ™ 3do do 12000 fonds, 18} 75do = de 2000 do do. #318) 50do do 89018 10 do = shas Bkof Com. scrip 76 300 do L. I RR. 5 do Del. & Hu. buw 66 50 do. do Hy 10 do baw 86: 50 do “do 55 do do 7 lo do 100 - anw 86 = 95 do lo 15 86: 95 do do Ww 86 133 Po na RR 9 yg & Schu’y 123° 100 < Paterson RR 060 43 20 os johawk "slams 40 100 do do 44 2 do aw 47 25. do do 360 44 %6do do 48 95 Stonington 13 Second Board. 68 ghe Mohawk bad 50 50 do do 49) 25 do do nw 40% State of Trade. ficked Aphid the sales of real estate took place to-day, auction:— Lot and stere No.7 Pine street, 21 feet front, 78 feet 2 in, one side, 96 feet 2} in. the other, $12,500 Three story house and lot No. 431 Broome street, house 25 by 50, lot 25 by 108 feet, 12,000 Two lots in Thompson street, Nos. 76 and 78, near Spring street,together 50 by 88 feet, sold for, Two story house and lot corner of Orange and Cavss streets, 16 by 59 feet, sold for, 3,900 Asuxs—Several small lots pots have been taken siace our last at $6,87} 0 $7. 300 barrels of pearls have been taken on terms not transpired, but suppoted at former prices. They are now held at $5,62} 8 $6,75. Corron—The market still continues quiet. Frove—We continue the quotation at $6,25 for canal. —_—_—————— 4, On the 14t! December last, at Rio de Janeiro, b; y | ane the Rev. Thomas T. Champnor, Chaplain of the Englis! Church, Joun Greenway, Esq., of Monte Video, to Ca- tHenine De Canpican Hunter, daughter of the Hon. Wm. Hanter, minister plenipotentiary of the United States at the Court of Brazil. On Monday sree, 1 te) inet, of consumption, Mary Ann, wife of L. R. Fi in the 20d year of her age The friends ‘of the famil ly, are respeetfull invited to attend her funeral at No. 13 Oliver street, thie morning w bie) et 9o’clock. Her remains will be taken rong ilend for ving Re Aaa lay morn: of w ing cou ARON ye youngest child tt John M. and’ Rebesea Oulla- os th oyhs will be taken this morning to Yorktown, ‘Westchester county, for interment. At New Orleans, on the morning of 26th January last, of yellow fever, Mr. Manassah Miner, a native of Sto- nington, pop and late a resident of this city, ln the 22d year of his age. Passengers Sailed, Patrick Chas A Parker, of New or Boy Rad it Mr Fait , Me Wane, Canes t Mr" Becker ‘ullum, Mr Mountar, Foreign Importations, Mos sca Brit Daniel $0 cha wine 189 lacil ‘10che 200 hf itenius & Pavenatedt, » t) '*itias 1090 bxa 650 do lemons MAR!TIME HERALD. PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 9, 1842, aE Departure of the Atlantic Steamers. FROM ENGLARD. FROM AMERICA. Woodruff, for Charleston, Pid hence 1oth fast. Packetste Arrive. | Pucketsto Depart, Sutie, Badia” Jag. 20 sae Mar. 10 ‘oronto, Feb 1 | Hendricl Ecrope, Marshall. "Jan. Sheffisld, Alleng Maris e.Nye, Jan. ‘rancoia J., ‘Arne yee 4 |x America, Lowber, Mar 19 Argo, Anthony, lasadee seus Beg Teabella, Dyshert ao anpe fe 56 daye from te with 3300 bags coffee to Maen “3 Bearing ohn x fies NO, ce rot ond Leca. Mem of aud fo Itimore. Defore. Whalir tesla pies the oe Soe eee ete Nl fe ; (dam 44.2 W. 9 rh from Ris for Balt more, 23 jaye ip Reanoke, from Rio Bartel Wesker tt Sere toe, SiCIeck wine and ; ls “ustedt. Vessels left before Fe: perted. Sele avon Matthews, 6 days from Richmond, més, Puxsen,” Sailed in co. sehrs American, and Juliette, gcc Hole, Norwood, from Eastport, plaster, to P I Nevius & chy Elizabeth, Baker, from Bostou, with mdse, to Howes wenn Nickerson, from Boston, with mdse, to EJ Patrick Bens Delano, Liver: Fees be “Poskine: Bpeucers Mobiles Sara sagen On ¥, Pusl ipsucer, Mobile; Sarat General Record. Packet sur Anco, Anthony, for Havre, is detaived th iost. Herletter bags remain at Gilpin’s Bank Bartic,which struck on the Upper Middle, Boston h rbor, is found to have lost her gripe, and has probably split- Ree Re oot, aed started the wood ends. ‘The water was near Hide ag out, and was sbout thre feet over the rice— acho the the cotton is also wet. ‘The cargois, diecharging. iz which went ashore ‘ha (A tis vey ond for Per ad) in titel eather Ci wt De " into : ay - Sho bh has bilged ed rie ime, Oe te sear at to- j snd va cars fd, been Fi rbiady we é was to be sold at auction. The cargo is i ee, NY x3 load itove. Wink amy ible tad 2 ee ArsizkD.— sloop tol, cotton, = oy! Sin and Of wind. ‘The evow were taken Uff uy the siedmer Kip Phulite “(Newport Mercury, hint Foreign Ports. CUTER AYs shout Jan 16—Arr Loo Choo, Savannah; 17th, fr it Feb 6—Arr Hualco, dieg; Arcturus, for Trinidad 4 te! lod for Boston; Actor, disg: Jehu Hill, Dunbar, aud Mo- er Caneito, Feb 20-In port, Albert, of Boston, une— ont: KA American. faatara, Africa, Feb $—Sla Adario, Britton, (fm N¥ork via ‘erda) for leewar?, Tn por Malags, for Salen 0 epee, "eck nn faint via Pave jan th for Biss. ‘Herald, fn Balein’ was af Goree abt Oanv, Tat 1d to citi- nae Oru (ssi rendent tS Batol fe ‘3 coat oP ee to cal wha'es. }ev0 bbi « Soto Bertie inks Wal Gene nee) om oh United States Ports. Frarxvont, Feb i8—Sid Tyro, Matanzas, Phy aL Fb 2¢—Sld John Carver, NOrieans; %8:h, Eliza ‘and, 8C% eet Hudson, Cubs mi Sitraanes Star, Norful. Sid 3d,Car- ham Wosrow, Mat 7—Arr Louies, ‘appahsnnock.. Telegrenl Marwhoa' fin Hava Acre, Vameanaae mtd ‘BY Do: Alderdam, Oc be i to, rch. 4 itu tir ate Th ve Thos pennant ay? i Larkin, in, Ease rel York Cla Bs haven Freche rinkinco, Nick- ervon, piLtwoutm, Mar 2—Arr Charles, Norfolk. 8d 9d, Lyceum, pron, Mar 5-Are Comelia, Richetson, New York “hs Sonat rere Mares Is. 81d Casket, Mi fey ence. Mar t, Mati Philadelphis; J L Long, Willerd, and Yankee, N ‘ashit Hoes ftom of Pawturee: Wan & then, Mcbiien off Gases, Fyitaonirina, Mar 8 Arr Rowens,LaGuayra, Cld Wm AUTIMORE, Mar 6—~Arr Grace Brown, Li 1; Heb dg: Rotrmae, Norfolk ie ans * raat La Gam rai, Savannah Baracoa; Horatio, che on bert, (Beem) Bremen; is, do. Sld Ce quate, gi seen N Tork ‘ld Ocean Queen, Liverpool; Soak ae ot ‘ony Anderson, aud Minerva, do; ork; ‘W Todie , Feb 25—CI Pioneers ton thet Countess of Loudon, New Quixans Feb 44-Cld_ Bengal, Liverpool; Bom! Havees Ricari, lark, N Yorks Banege, Morechicas Archioald Gracie, Alerundrin: Gibraltar, Boston Toronto, do. PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. (THESE far-famed anc cs lebrated ted pills, from ua Portugal, am Timepersece to ‘be obtained Bet adver. as clbaet fourth ons fet 1m*ia with igiatras ie Me SOHN Wes. HO Sul sah mised for Monday’ Text, THIS ¢ Bible, lay, Dai ter, nilzer, and sft Oa Aatiguty of "Breed. a i wen ore i to be hd aut atthe door, misting sfidy ant’ geatienens’ on™ NN dad 1 a BESUTIFOL GREEN & HOT HOUsE PLANTS—A LEVY will sell on Thursday morning at the lar; room, 181 Broedway, upstairs, at half-puat ten o'clock, jot of placts, mostly in bloom, coxsisting ia aula re jendrams. pctis,horums, acasias, orang> tnd aa, & great variety: of rose bushes ta bud Ee hall bi bik rapivms, roc 1» gel c.. all ia Very fine or rand si: GOTOH BALL-FORVAE Tet gesagt gorge dry oF 8 d to the 18th bal im Seotland. The fol- gentlemen have becn Bom ty managers, aud they alaaeali ant srl serra Jemee Linen Walter Leggat Itia cons me pape mi to urge the’claims this'bal! hw Andrew Smith , pon the public geuerally. The urgency of the ca galls for the enereise of cur Looavolencs is now sory. otasly he order of Di rdiog to Pi EE A "Pans i Mase ocrouey Ylunteerea his his valuable ser- ting t Sir: Wa Waskuc’s ceceient Band has been engaged for the ocession. ‘Two begoipes will prom nade .th aying nations! aire Teyriouste he Tie Sovensormame and acing Cod rome sion of d a ‘Doors even St + ged fonck il! commence precisely at 8 o’elock.. The ter of the ball will be made known the baud plaving= Guid wight s Joy be wi'youn” Tickets $',t) admit a gentieman and oue or more ladies— to behad of toe man ager, at the Scottish nie un or at Tammany Hal. aT AE ROM £000 to 10,0018 of fresh Garden eee 1D A ws tai med yy 4 and wassetions fu ye ein berof tthstrect and Bfodwey’ Alea T he ree e slgo awarded se- premiums for superior srecimens of garden pro- dew anecessary. m9 im* pA APR ia a Ra gow. sheen aie Pig cunts No. ta, Maiden, lane, have Jost recein ring assortmen 0 nga of av t and price. “Ly landlords ant others cr flags dove thie pg, will Gnd it an objret to call as we will sell st lower Ryeag.thag.erst bee g fered. Alsoa d aevortment of painted ina very suverior style, and warrant: us pag a noe to crack by otyonnre to the oun, from $2 ith a large as-ortinen' of Chintacs jand linen for Fitets, shade finuures es Mute ttressen constantiy canana tnd made to order of the very beat quality of Curled Hairs at le a reduced price. Coun ry merchants and shippers arc invited to call and in- apset theie assortment. Steamboats and tet e furnished with cur'ains and bedding, at the shortest noti en wort reasonable terms, W.&G 9 Bt* 52 Muiden teee. TO ‘THE PUBLIC, ted and ptin oper za #, Offers to sell or feel the part +f the United States, or to nego- patent right for any on of the pow js haby Bountains. A press may be seen WD ope ition dal y vise een the hours of wndit "AM St'the corner of Avenue C aud Sthatreet, On this press she power of four men will press a bale of cotton to the density of Twenty-five pounds to the cubic foot, in one or two minutes— thereby eu pong it compressing thes ume, at rt cost and atthe vlace of ‘othe wo men is + {or preaeuns hay to the de ty pounds to the ine foot mm the nf ‘he prese ‘simple in ita con:trustion net lable to get cut of repa and o¢cuyies a space of abou three by seven fret on tne floor, ieipert ble, ad il be “At eas thas one or equal pom nguire of the aubecrier, eden Frets, wees Wall street. between the heur oft and g0’clock, or of f°. W. Hurvey, at hix machine shop corner of Kivington and Lewis et eg post paid will meet immediate attention. eo Be a a2 G, GARDINER. ustoM House, New Yori Collector's Office, March 9. NOTE <4 wil be recived Oh # ice until day, the 26th March dantiiy ofall for these’ of the Light hing | vat | of eet Sti d she Gf Srermaceti Strained Oit Pa Summer use, ‘The wad ai to be fat i . the United States the tt delivery, und to Bs el ant of ei fouzs, ashe inirou bound cas! may no to exceed 30 galionseach. rine voile to betricd and ‘ment sade tt berm ae ae ae "EDWARD CURTIA, tJ Collector, MEDICAL AID certain description LL those in aced of medical aid o| a hould without fai' c Wem wil fan on picked By a or G enables him, to treat be jeer theoretical fe! correct, ; Tne Patient “ hare im the Tye opi. Sere to the re. ve cireu © ae se Ce ad et mon cases, wi h the best method met ue It ae, oh we what other af mptome may apd dofrequently hi rt atetreatment oni remedies to be edo; thes. rt yy eh ont the vin Se. oppor: to rena qnent! hed to und ane cocked under circumat nore hare the tgelf toceas io hy. = | mane be attended with strict ulton street, corner of CAN Cuff, at the be found at home at ail hours diatance | harp tans Sonate etme and wi Cyt pclae oF tre cane is nediey willbe rm ETTERS pitts teceived at Gilpia’s Reading Riom ad er Office, for all the ports at which th Be ierwatahs rere ap Sia Ne ils ree Sy i etd for eters poe txre—12 Di dh Race Chrome, se Iodine. zie be gem SE Wawa 8 pelish (BtereaNnancbon aed and a'l kinds of Che- sresived, wy Packet At 19) ofeach, | ia the gal ULT & room ‘The entire furniture of a family giving vp housckeeriog; and spleudid piano fortes Also~the entire furniture, inep!ements, and all the parapher nalis, he belonging to o the lilerent eae Sa egeree of all eee warranted to betbe betances. Lenses and Luev Darhw M Admission—Bores SS ; Pit 50 cent» bse eroaebe pa! THEA a tl wiry capacity after therr perusal to operate tbe first ine te muccess carefully packed for transportation, wn H Ai LER canter. 90 da eoan’ cham by the manufacturer, OTICK—Hiteusive Sale of elegant Runt ture of all deecript ay Aun aad 115 jena street from famil a ‘om Kin MeBute| Mousicur Mortiean Vortraite taken every Tom dott Mt Sieae aADVive—the m wer are found mors eff the cure: or howe diseases to. which i want to the polae and. agrresbie ta the sto: “The Doctor is crnsulted, conGitentialy, during ‘the Guy and evening. at his office No. 2 Al : trance through an entry “4h #0 i American Museums hehad ta abo O= 2600 Naame tor | for maafaciurcrs and retailing, it be worth attending to. ‘ t Furayture—A! fp store 138 Ful New daye for the purpose, au'ent of Cabinet Furaiture, the ex: nd dester, who Tas given bee rs ‘xieneive and. valuabl clusive property of a manufae urer 8 * from Broad vay Pateut Truss for "Heaps to Jemmy Twiteher, John 8 fion Mobb, Comprising fea, care id other b dateats le , gota ibede, resell ira hookeases, quart te tables. rock- lof the most superior description and ing chairs, &e hen re. ‘on ou Thursday and the furniture ready for exami- 25 cases Kast ludia Chimes Fee very large Fiowcrs, freah and ome for retailing. Shellag20 cagrs Orange Asmoitens, cpdacte splendid lamp», 2 large vases, and 8 Abeta rn ae wood plans Actor ok eoealls’tovieh- and THOMAS BELL, Auctioneer. | FoF the 21d time,» new, CTION NOTICE = @., Will close at public nu, tion 1842, at 10 o’clock, A. M., th ported European D: sisting of 5 epivecets since searlet: +1842. Bale at thes store mn NE yh: OR SALEA J ir of Brown HOKBES, bright Bay Horse, your aod beeu'i‘ul under Ge aa Wholesale Druggist, 000 6 Witt eae 185 Greenwick street. ft ‘e tingle or Awe aus. PARK THEATRE, His EVENING, i ac} co performances wil} ‘ce with RE 8c! Hoot ue. as ANP AL, Placide | Ci ‘iia Cushman ‘Smeerw CHARLES O'MALLEY Sir George Dashwuod, Barry | Charies a ger, wieety all ry 25 Cente, night of Re- Bugs sgement. THIS eran. ‘Mave 9h——The performance wild BIEUR TONSOS, 'N. Johnson. Herbart hake Adol,h Medume me Mre 1 tL be added (he mich will Kitht g. Jemmy | Twiteher, vale Se Ge® ah irmer, nei van Dice’ ager tude with Mon, iE OUTLAW: Me, Sevens. Bh Bees ‘tiers 2s, Pit x fase pte be th gh Te MITCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATAS | THIS EVENING! {March an performance wil? Agat Or, the Devil's ‘Dire blank, sa Ti oe Blank, ‘Mrs, _ THE TABLYAUK UF ne TYROL, An whieh the whelegen er Sihof the Company ‘will appeaar. followed by, original, hard 31 ich ma ip catith Ric. NO IL Richard, \—| Sally Anu, Mighell sith Becta Nickens am Ro conclude with Le Prince de Joint V foal Geta i e-Vei Cinderelia, Mr. Pornesstle Mrs Timm seftdamenon— Dress [nay Cents, Upper bores xs coats. ep Curtaio rises at half past sevon- RUSHES PATENT MET, LIC ELASTIC BOOT LS —The eubserit er nar) Jesve to inform the pub- has commenced to mauufscture at with this valuable [avesmon, which uly needa to te known wome of the many advantages it possesses lat—The elasticity addsto. the durability of the boot onc- aggon with shalts or Ie in rae aie rouble a le Harness to maich pipe pele. wage wae together with’ athe ep dhg ‘at e and coach-houss ie the city and a bays ing no farther layer pee FREIGHTS TO PT #FSBURG. BINGHAM’S LINE. samen oh to, ly a ‘The following a over every other ant arri val in this country, gd—It makes nemore noise on the pavem: vt {| ing noise of the iron heels is obvial Ue it preveni# boots fiom running down at the side or fuullences in, Borton, who were satoniahed at “he pu jexter! whic wwuich the Chinese ape junciy eclabented, ae ett The vupleasant eli ki se hate prevents one to walk witn much less fi- heel gtvi.g a natural svri t 4 uot cut and tear carpets he irow or nailed within the reach bseriber has coueluded to. put them at the same Sree iia: wroteanh gH ts of en ‘ ion, wholeea . tallhattheold stands |) ad fener line 1 Low im active (or aent to go in their e sods (0. Willtm Bioghas ipping all such cousignments without All y : ‘ ies shoal be marked d‘stinctly on each packeg: file wie SON, roel! 1 No Sere stiort, forwarded to o Pat Renin Fur Co, ese ne: etre et; i rete eeree FERR Foot of Whitehall street. PATEN ISLANDER or ag follows until further notic EL please” consicn their 144 Chitham street, te will attend to a] fENCH | ARTIFIc Tad, SLOW Ray and Materi IN, LARO! & CO. pit ive received, by the’ Havre the Hall of the Society Libs Broadway, e sects Library, Broadway. ou w h are as low ag any other line. sion his d Preach Artiicial Flowers, comprising a genorsl rtment of the most fashionable flowirs worn in pale for flower piste war Froate street relpe. er zi blo soma, o| gthe new st) les Renken they appear in Paria. Dealers willfind it to their advantage, to call; ine Prices moderate, and every article selected 1m* i with the e greatest TO THE oo OF Fat HE, Subscriber has Steers, fatted by Mr. Geo zing pnt and fat beef, it No. 865 Sixth street, and remain “they can be step there om ter which they will be removed to the F Solo—Pisno Forte—|] REF two superb six en, aid ¢ Wellen, of Orange N,B._ All good shioped marked and afe ut the riek rd boat ciipbed Te the foatot Biurray trees, Ry are required to be f pe bers thereot KINCSTON, eu iday, the 1 wiih inet mien oy peedter tain K. L.. Mabey. raga ‘Afternoon, Mi t, appl on board, or of Crooke, mawee Ci and Liberty co ric PYAll old. Kateuerbeckers, aud ali others who are fond of ‘that would make an Englishman’s mouth wa- to call at either of th the above places, FELIX QUINN, PIANO FORTES MUSIC. ATES MUSIC ESTABLISHMENT.—The proprie- & Co at the comer o steamboat NORTH AMERICA Cap ais erty nureeds thee (Ed "y) H. Shultz, will leave as Duett—: Pierbetween Courtlandt and Li ibe: afte March Heat t 5 o’elog ‘The steamer UTICA, abore, Friday Afte: For passage or freight, solr on board, or to H the ofc the Wh: N.B—All kinds of prozerty taken onlyat the ik hie ee Bo’elock, performance. AMBKICAN mUS&UM, waits nes Broadway and A Arn, treet, ‘Manegement of M the ir. P. T. Baroom Eye ay AND EVENING THIS WEEK —The {much expense, eff cled Tgrent Chinese Juggier. whocrkce ket has performed. beiore niente anaer | he .N-Z t the accomplished vocalist, Mr. HEARTLeX, the poh MORRIS, the Comic Pete OF AS, cogued, MODEL OF GOR A la 6 AIL ROAD, “ALtI nce es aaa GLASS BLOWING A ANE y MA °NETIBM, Half a dvalllien atcarioalte a andnight’ A da noon. Grand amorana tiews changed {ling doy formance every "Seanday alter. Monday. tothe whole nd entertainments, ren lunder 10, balC price, "Day vis et Protrny ‘oe Teves — QONCERT. Mr. SHAW has the honor to annowuce that his firgt Concert will tuke place on Thareday Evening, at Rosina wall wake their Brat ep. f atating t) b Ha sap9 0 stating that bas eure ured” holterg. iT dy—R. SHAW—* Oh, e Tanabe Mes nef » the Biegesat Rochelle, Deas asi teakiny lie and Vartations, thi s eouatry Parr Il, Duett—M. & R. SHAW—" Asit fell upon a day,” Words trom Shaks peare, -Bishop Song—M SHAW—' Yes, methinks h mt Sou-M SHAW"; Yes, methinks Ivee her smiling,” (tooke happy mgh! From Gastavne, ‘Mand R 5 lore,” Doors open tt 7 lock. oncert tocem nen Ie cote Couisy tox sale aries eae tele nk hi ites the attention of the mu- worl tae tologue of New and Fashionable the standard Musical Compo- reat masters of Europe and America sever desert pint at! igatite ou Thorough Bate mar ALBANY The Steam Bent SWALLOW, Captain 1 leave tor Gy thie (Wed: 5 o'clock, from ‘he foot of Jementary Wars et. SPRING SEWARCLEER T. E> {ipa age of new so tzea, Danees, eet wat Bginhich cannot be found at ag rae aot Ow ic'at this Katab‘iahment, is well be musical HS d 8 oelock, and Tu ureday at 12 o'clock, noon, MAIL LINE FOR ALBANY, and pe mediate places. a ateambout une, . re the foot of Courtland Far fesent or ree at gore in the country, ail cougert, are gurstes, to attend a rehearsal at the Apolli Reset li hographic vi ore’, Price of Music is at ove half the old rat:s, and as low as Hig Ae tci RUN at , or to PETER C. ‘The ne} on and highly perfumed. Ph’ price is the suse AL constantly receiving pe Dive with the Fae ye “ ates, err eoreatae tae tavest fashion behead alle sis fronts, veneered eave for Alb Saturday’ Afternoon, Nave March Sth, pat bovlck eaten: af ae eh Then packet ‘ru ‘will ail'positively’ a Ba iene modations for cabin, recond cabin and sg arate, early application shouid friends and tae publie t) hat intends to trumental Concert ou Fr the tith ot bfarehe Arai Grand Concert Rosme: Bresduey, te Sent bet S'G80K DE BEGNIS houor to serene 4 ted. amorg other emivent Be iia Melizet, from Philadelphia, which he Mademoiselle eher first appearance in New York’ Mad. Otto,'’Moenra Kossowski Tinmm, Aupick,Mayer, Mensett. fcc, Signor de B < |e ‘oecarion will have sn ample and weil sclected bane ir. Penson, in order to represent the grand scenes from the favorite. opera Il Fanatics per iu Musicn. aa well torrender the performances of the ening effective and bee G#- The gentlemen of the orchestra engaged for the above at viday morning, 11th ins! P, ticulare will be anortly uvertiged. m7 GYMNASIUM. PISTOL GALLERY. 8R8 HUDSON & OTTIGNON tfull) form the Chie of New York, that they have ki huee pa GYMNASIU M at the corner of (I bers Broadway, and it ease cpen for the reception of finland The ivatitution is of the first order, and complete ia every reepect for the purpose of Athletic Licreises. parring Lessons given daily. Terma modernte. Open day and evening. mi im* UNWanetry OF THE CITY OF Ne W. & J.T. TAPSCOTT, South gs. or 48 Peck Stip. to come oul in the ne, can make the anos taken to exchange. Pianos , The subscriber having eu! sl ‘und citizens to Eg. Catalogues given gratis, and Music sent to anv part of Wednesday, the oth instant, at 12 o’clock, at the 18 wishing fo send for th del Persons above ceplendid ‘ship, or any of the regular arrargemnenta, on favorable terms. of rem oe money cap of eu his establishment. invites Wratina a call belove urchasiog Chancellor ra the address to th: entiemen of the’ Medical profess: u.versity ai d to attend. have dats paysble on aK ail ladies. BY order of the Faculty the United Kingdon. JOHN Public Lebron mie of the Medical Dees W. DRAPER, Se Morch 4th 1842, adc “™ meuehraan MUSIC Fy Aa MENT, “DR. J. FRANCIS, OCULIST. No. 10 BARCLAY STREET, WITHIN TWO DOORS OF THE ASTOR HOUSE. almost every instance op soy tory disease ate and var many cases be ieved tobe 1a: oy 0 * tested by thi following Cirablss as ietlly autfated by the follow “Lcarhfy that Jacob id Schooner, WILLIA! be sold, at Fuslic ecu Joth inst., at half past one el board, at Pier No. 2, East River. 'd thet 33 Canal street, rat. init earnestly requer be di red, th n ° * Siore tooes' ond oloere 8 fear will be elected- er ror particulars inquirs ular ee Of the 13th * aie burthen 1100 tons, om) ae ‘above, her regular cr second cabin, rnd el in the Commercial Bh Valentine, a youth of about 15 yore ‘af Ya Laat tat. aparently, blind. u aud states that he has 7.3. Keancie, whose treatment has God, ‘of recovering hus aight. Reetor cf St. George's Ch the sight, and { am no MART HA “iNO SON am eee, Jo.the abe 109 Pine P. 8.—Persons atart them for their friends residiny the shim can have them roeshtent out in the abo: tof ling ty there calls ist, Tth, oe Coli u Irillbe qucoredet, by the zomes ‘ 4 . totalling tal ‘GLOVER & M¢MURRAY, FOR NEW _ORLEANS—Lonis Ne York Line—Pontively Pirst Hopes pand |New h-—The splendid Capt Mina, will positively sail’as above ndid fornished tes rieaae at fe Pes of tiailgreet, See will be taken io have the goods by tals Tine ese as. 0. Woodruff, who will prompt Mise ian tan itn cu been the patient ot ‘been the meats, under JAMES MILNOR, man st, Marc! 7 red the: Secured co, nF nee eee PN Rogravee and lar Packet—To e t oniling pocket EDICT, Past of the S| ry eee Saiz aid was resor' io ora 'y ate 10 pana ne rfecth; y restored. UNL e 8 Sth eet cna ior disesees ot oe e, UN hesitating! Peat to the novice of the public as * DUNCAN. M DUNBAR, Pastor of McDougal street Church, 5 iH neONE Pastor of the ome Bu By ti )UNER, fenor of the eh Boe JOSEPH ROU Roman ,Catuolie Numerg SeacitBtadse wre boneen ot.t6 |B Prepares fagacid omy fy De. FRANCIS, No. 10 wt ol 1, Cs sags vier dreary, Houchagey, Covaa, ang female, caa with thie — protect their lives and property it area, par (cmobar day a FERS fi ime sal evi ive days. or passage free, ae for Cabin, second er early applic ine | non-liability to get out of order, splendid aceomi them overall others. Forade sholoane fed r ~via steer? G. Barclay arretes Ne Th: Emeraid Protestant Mutual Bett rrr ea of the State of New Yor ? Matra el thle Bi ciety, in the Apollo'Rooms, ACUIvic s HENRY ROBINSON, Vice Pres’, H.'THomrson, Rec. Sec’y. ate RY KEXPERS a ae executes a a~ cd hate vee “ri Heads. snd, every description Lah of cotton aud wool sbels atone dot ular and Society riorstyle. Brass ers, Bell Pulls, ke elven megs cate Mfr ver plated ‘Sear Pintes, ‘Ki I ‘with improved enamelled border handsomely engraved. Store Keeprs’ thousand aad ‘and upwards per at dat Tower prices th than can be romptly fis tinsdia® 148 jway. between Wall and oy ene them uw equal to neara ‘common kip eaGeatlemen are invited to calla: the store of the advert the same, as their simplic ry. perfect safety U 7 Focamend £15 1meodis* Bye inserted, ‘eq al in aopeeranee the THE BEST WIG MAKER IN NEW YORK. PHALON, late of Chatham Square, new of 914 E1 oadway‘ has again taken the first Premium for the best specimen of WIGS AND SCALPS. proof, tit ieee se “Tarigm boat the iblie can now i ¢ ee iC #8 Scuth Shah or 43 Peck Slip. ce Panthea, wal succeed the Shakepeare, tions, are no ren for agiivery ALSO. the lat ‘day of Goods bid i nt Sipe have very ‘comfort eee freight or peseoges od: A eee in accommoda- D a BIVCHEN, A ular Packet ‘of 13:h of sckat ship NORTH iP positively on YOOL PACKET ‘s— if March. oie e:lebraied heen conernll the peat Wig maker. a exami ine hi tam wig weighs little over half am ounce, © ier ratory tad proprietor of Phalou’s celebrated AN TI DANDRUFF, | Aa ¢f the head, aie leaves SOLLECTION yor al OLL! TONS, parts rae United soins sees NOTES, wanted meds siUvest CARL “KING. oie sia bretee 1 tpt and Ladies Straw Hat manufacturer ty der m a AND, ars tf ts oes the Ladies that he one ‘aseortment of C. Saturday, the sth and ad this 1 fords fc iecommeaaions at Seiaiaerven beote at passage apply on board, foot of Beekman Faltom sn BROTHERS & CO GO. i. Li 1 the out fem, Liveroel phe comprising, the old to the ibeeribers = odita ore aly aren et Pac =I tran Ca age pavinencconmodutons whch toot ot 5; . COLLINS & CO. 56 Southstreet. Price of abet ship’ nippons ton ‘will succeed the R a upon the ships of thia line On Fa a, 08 fhe noted tart abl JAN, Captain Holden, will’ asst ka Iayiug fiat rate ancomm o- gations aud oa ery moderate fern, if applicition is mate oa JOHN HEDMAN, rove ere! Necro So shore capeaalty. Mey ‘oy pol ase ore roa po make'use of © Baw | Peet Tort, or Meadow Mud,” nor, of The well-) nown street manure, nor moult ing gard from the foundries, nor the ‘ae articl in 95 April, her regu- Ly eLcn. Gorn Trans chose’ Hata tre mode of the Alber: atenw i bart ‘ ire around the front. The fthe mon elegant paiterne, NWT ‘ite: p a barre's, may hs peresn wanting ae ny ingenious and Flowers to corr.s- re —¥ to convines them 17 Di ments, at wholesale Sigs mpd sre ere without a ray cat si RA ied Foxteamedi ately, on Dawe "echeisinebary 2 3 HIXKS amar satt Co, per, Been Sianceh _ MYRNA a iat eyed K—Passover Bread and Meal for the enauing Paw the Elm, Heory, a hits street congrega No, 16¢ South cor. Dover et ae in Dover atreet. ‘ elites, to be on their guard where their win- and upon i e laced, wt the aasnt i be wffurded ander ircumetnnces, in fis old way, or by means of tube with ight cover’, thie 8 nrared. ni tw? SUPERKINE Peevey CuaTS, i es. ALITY. anahip and my UR scene anaes RSE OUR ailoring eo 45 Brosdway. N. B—The shovegaemeurs aie erated to be equal to reek {0 thove made by the inort tee, but jane that the ad sell to Calth. Garments of sccomiary a RATE AND POUDRETTE.—The Lodi Manufaeturi Company now <ff-r 400 barrele of Poudrettr for rate are daily prepsriog rete und Povdre'te. [1 the weather ible, tl expect to have a lage supply in the ag. Tie comapery, bate no connection with aay other con 4 the Poudretre they offer is warranted more than So per cent {ter th han what hee bern as made in New York, and they have the e Jeces ef termirerend prectical chewats to Y* This cc mpany alone make Urite. ‘They have dle- of compound, vr any other fuable manvre” Theeompany. ele which the farmers nera can have no ble ground to ecmplain cf, and thereby hope to evtablish a erperate its charatéy nas—Cash op delivery, fur Pondrette 40 cents @ fe. Con of @ barrel ard in it-elfa dany vessel i I of it (ee een four vonmele Menped meseure v0 pretend one of the Ais’ benefits in fans eyo ey ed Se eco- woe ea im cart "at Manure in i armera and EAfoudretic wequl toa load of bare ave manures ma Ay hed oof Mr Ine re! the Hey Rep heogely i of at the oles cf the * cont de. CF ae fork. Letters by mail. ay. No, he iy wareeh8 Maoufs wring Caron si, a, “Wey York.” willbe f tended to. and oot OF: hing to et ofauete 8 sind the company pat SR Te eae sv LLLNB RCo, 4 South st. aol Begrant Tet amd&liw? Wictumset PEG Linde yeaa z ms ® S00 Bro Broeswes