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ing, rithout boiling B!eschng-lb> artci" - 'un'r"i
log woorns uen,, aces sks anI Caicorsto anY
Il does not contain any Ingredient that viii l-
in the least either texture color nor VIII u iniur
the hands but will render then III, when done Wa.ips Ia
engage IN sewing IL For cleaning pant u D, IN
rNsed BY using tai, Soap great part ~ thr fuel u,ed
the ordinary method OF washiRg may be- dispensed With
II formed when made ia bar, OF pound each every
b-r /, stamped 'Darngs Universal Soap Mandatory, -
Amos street, \. "
orders arec ted TO the proprietor through the Po,toicc
viii be- promptly attended To and delivered any pat ol
the city.
Boxe. contain y bar. hall 80 han Price, 81 pr har
DANIEL s. DARLING, 49, Amos street.
between Hudson and Bieeckerstr,'t,
whore Il may be had Mhnlesnle felah. "a ml IL
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rJnyue's Hair Tonic.-Flom

rTJnyme's Hair TOnic:-Flom The s1mmo,i'
IN j. Wing Same time since called upon hh !, W
son OF summerye Tor DR. Jayne's ceebr'i'd Haf "n'
Ia e.iOe my haIr which tnen falling ont iaN no
bottle and applied it, contents According 10 %
directions When the hotile exhausted discovered 10
surprise and satisfaction that tie young ha y ~
starring hantsomey therefore purchased another un
had used three bottles aud a compensation, my has
a. thick rs ever And what Is surprising bald
ness wa. sccasoned by sckaes, IN which there
Greater hope restoration, but was Hereditary.
JAS. -. ROGERS, Methodist Minister
April II. 1874 Mount iioreb, >ummersel Co, y. J.
sold 10y the agents. A. Is. X ID. SANDS Druggists, -
Fulton corner Golisres lao fnltonstreet, 10 Broai
way aud II Fast Broadway Price I'll. ~ al lm
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% The Philadelphia Gazette says that list
If ,h;rtv.6ye name, Of men 10 be turned Oh, of
office has been received in that city from Washing
ton. aud among them are TWO barge-men. he
Collector has gone on 70 Washington.
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Dy.rH OF Jrpes PalsE.-We learn from Yer

Dy.rH oy JrDcs PAIsE.-We learn from Yer
mont papers that the venerable Judge fAlst,
father Of the preseu, Governor OF Vermont dHd
at hi. residence in Wiiamstown. VI, on the 2l-t
alt, at the advanced age of eishty-hye. he grad
uated at Harvard College in 1871, IN tins same
class with the late Samuel Dexter and Judge Ia
Wis of Boston. He was Senator IN Congress-
from Vermont, from 1873 to loOl-duung Two
year. of Washington Administration, and dur1hs
the whole Of tina, Of the elder Adams In iSoi he
was appointed, by President Adams Di''nctJuose
Of Vermont: and for nearly half a century ha'
borne the honors and discharged the duties OF that
Office with unsurpassed dignity and fidelity
Through the whole Of his public he be has been
distinguished az an upright man. good citizen ana
a warmly loved neighbor and friend. lie resigned
hi. seat few weeks since, which was filled by =
worthy successor-Hon. Samuel Preniss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04

SuIcIDE-The Coroner held an inquest at No.
i3 Walnut street on the body of Mrs Annah, wife
of John Brown, of TomPkins street, native OF
Philadelphia, aged %. The deceased vas intern
p,ratc, and on Monday morning had dispute with
her husband; in the afternoon she purchased
- cents worth of opium, which she took in pa
per to her sisters. ut the above number in Walnut
treet, and gradually ate it while sitting in the bar
nom. Her husband came there at hali-past 1
O'Clock. and found her drowsy, and she told him
wha, she had done. Falling asleep she was CON
veycd to back room, where she went into pro-
found sleep. and despite the efforts of two Phys-
clans, died at O'Clock this morning. Verdict
Committed suicide by taking quantity Of opium
FATAL AccIDEST.-Yesterday afternoon. be-
tween and > o'clock, boy named John kearny,
about IA wears OF age residing with lis parents at
No. l19 Mulbcrry-street. after climbin. up To the
second story of building in the progress of erec-
ton in Centre-strect near Walker, attempted to
enter through the window; and getting far in
as to lose his balance, was prccipitated inside bead
foremost iAto the cellar below and almost instantly
killed. The Coroner held an inquest on the body,
the Jury returning verdict in accordance with the
above facts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04

~ We learn from the Rev. Mr.. MARSH that
the Committee Of the American Temperance
Union did not meet until Monday evening TO make
arrangement. for the reception of the Hon Messrs.
BsIGes and M,ssHALl. and had expressed no
opinion individually or collectively respecting the
character of our respectable Temperance Hotel'
We regret ,hat Mercator,' in Yesterdays paper,
had no, better informed himself Of the facts in tire
case.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04

Mr.. GippISGs Returns from some half dozen
towns in Mr. Giddings's District give HIM a ma
iori,y thus far of 405. The Painsvlle (o.) Tee-
graph SAYS that If the towns throughout the Dis
rrict do a. we'll as those already in, the majority
for Mr. G.. will bc about Two 10 one.
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ias at tho Home i,agusl 90 Tie state "i tN'h"N W. a.
i.iI al he Repository at the Am"usa1 destitute o. '"
nfaN evening the lih insaat "a hatpast "s''A 10
nieud, % Home Industry and Protection are invited ' d.
tend "' -'
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nen.aernlic CIn, Climb oflhc eiAietniI,

Wnrd.-fuTsuant "a fr>4uIl0h, an dHNV :" y" = ~
~. II~I a, IN ~. held Al the Chelsea Lug RNIul, y" 70
Eighth Avenue on rnay evening th" nth instant M -i'
ocnck for the purpose OF bearing IMPORTS oi >i''Si
miitse. on bylaws and .fhcers
mast CHARLES TURNER, Gun SPECIAL Com
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d, set.ns ~ 10 Tni wan Heavy n, uh D. 40 re- ID.
Wig iirai OlHtss No. .oi "asi ugton >f'st i..,
Iay ry,nns, NAV ), i6s@ the iooNin- geHl~meH Nfrr
unlsi4oo>.y elected arags 90 nspssssa ur iIll
Ward n -ury Ga, GLIB "a he Clay Central Coa.mi r.
wM DODGE, WALLACE WHITE,
GEORGE BRIGGS
ps motion, The (lnb itrn aJlogusd.
JOHN 4 { >DERwOOD Pre-. d-f.i
THOMN> Mck NIGHT, ty... p-,.. ....,.
" wALLAcs WAN, : wv
M VIE :, pfss'' Secre,ari,. rrr
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? spencer. Imitation MoIe.kin Hat

rhs popular article is commended W the public as pecI
harry desirable, the present time. FOR It's economy. ~
elegance and durability competes successfully with To
most costly Hats worn. Price - D. SPENCER
ASA fashionable Halter, No. 2ij Broadway.
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Errr.rn.-rhc American publ.lc. TIC follow.

ing curiou. specimen of sepulchal Literature
.nnisJ from an cd Scotch tombstone
Here lie, the body OF Alssan'er hcfh'iSo'
Mo va. very extraordinary person
a. "a. t,sn vsrds his in his stocking l''''
"a k,ri h,. accouiremsEis very clean and n'"'
H. slrw
A, the haul, OF Waterloo;
Ne was shot BY bullet.
PLUMP through the guliet;
Itwsnt M at h> throat -,
III orp,~ cat a, tax back Of AS nsc'
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eambOats, wbo may be usiag large amount Of
Bread, Cakr. Cr.cker Pastry Ae vii find il 70 their al
vantage call Il Bakery Of the subscriber. where will
be found he richest AL bes, variety Of tie above articles
city al such prc.s the present low state Of Ihe
MAJ ket will warrant FAMILIES Will be- supplied within
Reasonable limits Of the house and all orders puncuay
any part Of the city. BENZ. +. HOWE,
asa IN ~ Broadway, cor. OF Ioward-sL
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II Photographic LiLenesses, by an improved
Dagu-rrrotype process. by VI. ID. VAN LOAN corner Of
ChamberS-st AMI Broadway q ala In
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OThe Legislature of Connecticu, meets to-day
| at New-llaven. c. +. CLEyELASD (LOco) Will
| of course be chosen Governor
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81 Gen.Iemsn,. mai..-ALvORp : cO.. 80.

10 Bowery, offer to the public fine Fur Hat .: Fouf
Dollars, of the Spring pattern, equally lgi AMI durable
with costly qualities, and possen. oil the elegance Of
appearance Keeping full ASSORTMENT Of other quate 81
Beaver and Moeskin Hats 10 lhe article of Gne N1u
Hat al a. offered, they AMT excel. ~ ND v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04

ANDERSON MrrcHrLL, Whi.. ha, been elected
to Congress from the lredell District North Caro-
ma, in place ct Hon. Lewis Williams. deceased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04

U.s- Po1yr BOARD OF NisrrtEs-l ne i"'
- -o,,l.nen have been invited by the Score
49,. :, War - attend the annual examination "'
- cCa1.,. Al the Military Academy, to commence
on the hr,t Monday in June next;
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Z Eixh,h Wnrd Iirnr, CIny lInb.

regular uuLihll sect ~ OF tis iNp VII 20 N'f ut '
Howard House on "Wednesday Evening, al rN. %
oclock ponc;uai a,ieui 1Ter - al he memiff, '
,sl,t,t WILLIAM ~. SWEET. Pr, DOT
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10 The Boston Daily Advertiser cou,radic,s the
report that BANCROFT is about to wnte the Liz,
he i. busily engaged upon the continuation ofhis
grea; American History.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04

II BENJAMIN PiERcg. formerly Professor oil
Mathematics in Harvard University has been re-
Gently elected Perkins Professor oi ASTRONOMY
and Mathematics: the prcfc,sor.hiP being named
rom it, founder. the late James Perkins L''i' at
Boston. Asa CRAY. VI. ID. OF thi' ci'!, mas ''''
been elected Fisher Professor Of Natural ih't''!
on the foundation laid by the will II Jo'ho"
Fisher. Il. d. late OF Beverly. Mass.
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10 Mr.. DENPsriR gives the last but one If
rs Ballad >cirees tins evening at the Society Ii
brary. He will ling all his new and best song.
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u All PersOns having Chains against Tie Iale h1ns
Of Augs '. II. webb Co. or Joseph l. kellogg, here.
BY notified present the same, fully authenticated, lie
subscriber, before the mrs, day OF June next las
Office. No. - Cansl-sL
ma ~ J. W. ALLEN, Assignee
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Pace OF Broop.-Jamcs Raymond was 'ii''
a short time since at Tu-caioo>a Ala, tor the
murder of Eugene innell. and was sentenced To a
me Of 5000 and one year, imprisonment. Tie
m.nler was clearly proved, says the Monitor
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: Ralph r. Ruckland, Al

or al Law, Lower >sndu.Ay. ONO, VIII attend 10 tie
business hs profession and Land Agency the North
ERA and Northwestern Counties OF Ono and IN tie 4.
Courts for the D.stdc OF Ohio AMI will give strict aen
ton 10 COLLECTIONS
Refer 70 Hon T.. whifi.>ey Washington, e.. Hon. J.
W Alien Cleavslsnd Ohio; Messrs. Robertson Eaton
Co, Hazlsck = Go agI Kent KEENAN, = Co. N,wYork; J.
: Omsied, l. Sandusky; Chapman Iiarkness, Bellevue
OHIO. "a az lm.ods
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STEAMER GEORGE WAsHINGroN BURNr-lhe
steamer George a.hington, lying at Ne"-O'-
leans. was burnt on the 3Jd ult The original cost
of the boat was So 600.
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y NfVenth w IRA uDCuOffhIft NFhV 'UU
A reg slar meeting OF ihs Iab ~ hc held al Ne ah
an ll-,ci, cd ChtrFN aa koig, L. o. "'-s
day EVemng, SIIy {, az o'.io.A ~ oi.sf ~
CONRAD SWEET, Pr,,.i,ui.
E 7. Co.'s scerear,e.. nsa
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RE,D TIE FoLLowisG.-it = really astonishing to sc
what wonderful psrSrmcd BY the Use o TIE >a
lparilla and Tomato Bitter after all ohr medicines nave
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Jrsr REBuXg.-The Ithaca IompSins County ;
Chronicle in nm article headed " lilo! Tor Dos
ton. SAY, the merchants of that village have de-
t.rmined to snake their spring purchases ~ b''-
ton. The reason they assign for dc'crting tho"
own commercial emporium i. that they vii not
support merchants vino are too lazy OF TOO '"o'''
iefent To turn out and vote. and thus permit he
Loco-Focos Of this city to return to tue L'si'i'-
turc men who record their votes against Tie y
York and Ere Railroad in every shape.
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he has evidently an excellent pair of lungs-roxred

he has evidently excellent pair of lungs-ro2red
most Justify.
As this makes me think of war. l would fain say
word or two on that subject. News has been re-
ceived from authentic sources, although not Off
cialv, that the President has selected this place
for naval depot, and that the contemplated war
steamer will be commenced ere long. She is TO be
built ofir0n, which is, together with the machinery
te be brought from Pittsburgh Capt. Tyler has
made judIcious selection, for this is the only place
where fleet could be built with safety in of
" flare up'' with John Bull. Both Buffalo and Cleve-
land harbors are but about $50 feet wide, whereas
this is one mile, and about four miles in length.
giving ample room for maneuvriag, which fact Mr.
Madison no doubt, had in view, when he selected
il as such at the commencement OF the late war !;
since which time il has undergone many va
liable improvements, add TO which it is the termi
nation of the Pennsylvania canal, offering direct
water communication with the seaboard through
the very heart of the Union.
Much has been said about who should command
said steamer. The two applicants from this quar-
ter are, first, Captain Stephen Champlin, Of the
navy; old veteran, who had some of his lever
stunchions smashed by the bullets Of John Bull,
in the late war, but who is still able and willing TO
do good service. The other Capt. Gilbet Knapp,
the lately appointed Captain of the revenue cutter
Erie Captain X. is not much of seaman, altho'
very good merchant; and, eschewing an over
stock of vanity, is rather clever; but should at
once say, not suitable for SO important station.
However, i presume the powers at Washington
will attend to this matter, they should. should
like to say something in relation to this from
tier and the lakes, but desire not TO tax you farther
at present SAM WELLER
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Louisville.
Correspondence OF the Herald


LOUISVILLE, Jan. 9, l84l.
Religion Temperance Governors Message Cur
rency-Banks- Newspapers and Literature Bank
| rupt Lao
JAMES GoRDoN BENNETT, ESQ.,
SIR,
Matters and things, in general, present much the
same aspect in our goody city as when last wrote
you. The Christmas holidays came and passed of
with much less than their usual splendor, hustle,
balls, &c. This is attributable to the wreched state
of the money market and the depressed times.
The Washingtonian Temperance Society" had
grand procession Christmas morning, one or two
| dry speeches, and capital dinner
One or two small and unimportant balls closed the
| day. New Year was scarcely celebrated or no.
| ticed.
The Washingtonians are doing nobly here. Up.
wards OF $500 persons have already joined them
very many OF whom were the most loathsOme
drunkards-real gutter drunkards. The amount of
good they have done, and still doing is ncalcu.
liable. The coffee houses already feel the effects Of
the reformation. The good work is still progress.
ing, although few evil disposed persons, who I'M
doubtedly lack what is generally called common
sense, are using their influence against it, and en-.
| deavoring to turn it into derision.
You have undoubtedly, ere this. perused the Co.
vernon Of Kentucky's Message. II places our State
in an enyiable positon-worthy of her gallant sons.
| Oar banks are all In flrst rate complementary to
| resume at any moment. Then why don't they y
In fact, they have very little of their paper out.
| Our currency is miserable-composed of all the
worthless shnplasters issued by the Ohio banks and
individual responsibility checks, put forth by
shaving concern in this city about OF as much value,
| probably, as little Biddles Ulster and Jacksonville
machnes-one in Madison, la. =, and one in Charles
town, Ia The country is flooded with such trash, in
which there is not particle of safety and which
are likely to blow up every day. Nothing but de.
cided stand will ever drive it from circulation, and
| when such stand will be taken, heaven only
| knows.
Illinois money is still current, but the discount on
il is heavy to per cent Indiana is 5. Cairo nc
| one will touch with ten foot pole.
A new chronological paper will be started in THU
city shortly, to be edited by one DR.. Sim. new
Loco Foco paper, called the Daily Sum- will also b'
issued on the LIST March next, by H. G. ~ G
Pope.
Messrs W. H. Johnson &Co. will also issue shortly
Historical and Literary Magazine monthly. Hur
rah! for western literature. Before the year roll
| round, ten chances to one but they will all be de
funct, and their publishers rather minus in tn,
pocket.
Business dull-river still open, and in good navi
| gable condltiOn-nO winter yet, and not much pros
| pect of having any. Ladies levely as ever. I'll,
medical school in 1ourishing condition, notwith
standing the Professor, with such ire mendous feet Il
still among them. Bankrupts and anti bankrupt
going it -ant-bankrupls rather the strongest
Nothing more at present, but will be soon from,
Yours, ever,
| OLD KENrUcK.
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LIFE OF MEDICAL MAN--There is not any ca
reer which so rapidly wears away the power OF life,
because there is other which requires q greater
activity of mind and body. He has to bear the
changes Of weather, continued fatigue irreguaritv
in his meals, and broken rest to live in the midst
has to traverse distance on horse
exposed to wind and storm: to brave all dangers to
60 to the relief Of suffering humanity. fearful
truth for medical men has been established by the
table of mortality Of DIR. Casper, published in the
British Review OF 1000 members Of the medical
proes 600 died before their sixty second year
whilst of persons leading quiet life, such agri
culturists or theologans the mortality is only 347
If we take 100 individuals Of each of three classes
soldiers, will reach their SEVENTEEN year, of 100
professors Of the healing art, "a only will reach that
age. They are the sign posts to health; they
show the road to old age, bat rarely tread it them
selves.
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City Intelligence.

ANOTHER PIcKPocKET WALL SrREEr.-Petef
A. Jay, Esq, entered the New York State Bank
yesterday morning to draw some money for his pri-
vate nse, and before he reached Nassau street. the
pocket book, containing $500, was distracted from
his coat pocket, where he had incautiously placed it..
STOLE HAMASD SMOKED BEEr.-Moses Johnson
stole the ham from John A. Peal, corner Of Mott
and Walker streets, and John Manoman stole three
pieces Of smoked beef from w. H. Ca,lin. No. IS
Fulton sreet-both locked up.
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Richmond.
Correspondence of the Heral|.l

Correspondence oil the Hera'.l
RIcHhosp, VA. Jan. IL, 1872
The Iheatre-L Legislature Parties, Sc. in Richmond
DEAR BENNETT
| have not written to you in some time, nor
should do so now, but that fear you would fors ct
an old friend.
Yet, there Is one circumstance that should induc o
me to take up my pen, to notice one of Your cor
reSpondence here, under the cog somen of +" York
who has taken upon himself to give some structures
on our Theatre, as well as some other matters
t. .a. fequire passing nohce II needs no "shost
pondent Is" York" all over, and that his
will have very little effect in this ouarter. n
seems " York" or his friend, the discharged bar
keeper Of the St Charles Hotel, New orleans, with
more whiskers than brains, took offence At some
OF the corps dramatiquc /; hence the abuse of the
popular manager, Mr. Lambert. But we can in
form Wbiskers II Is OF very little conse auence
Theatre, our habits or our people, and the sooner
ms gas is evaporated and he makes up his mind TO
travel further, the better fer him and us His
talents avn sure, will never be appreciated here,
and 1t would be pity for him to sacrifice his time
as he did farther south and only receive letter OF
Recommendation fer his winters services, and If
report speaks truly, he was more than paid by that
1t will be capital for him to trade through fe,;
and he ought to make the most Of il, as he will
never get another, if he gets his deserts.
assure you, my dear Mr.. Bennett, Mr. Lambert
is most popular and efficient manager as well as
an amatle man. The company Of actor, as good
as any stock company probably out of New York,
and the way in which they produced London As
surancc and Money, would be a credit TO much
larger city than ours
Our Legislation affairs here are in almost as bad
snarl as our National ones at Washingt for
what with Virginia distractions or Instructions
which Is pretty much the same thing take II, the
dear people have to suffer somc by paying the piper
pretty well in the shape of the per diem salary of
our worthy and patriotic members, while they are
debating the subject Of insructRg Senators and
Representatives in Congress, in regard to the Dis
trbution and Bankrupt law, which think they
VIII do, and insist on the repeal Of both, from pre-
sent appearances.
We have had but party this season as yet
worth speaking OF the one at Judge Stansrd's the
the two Milliouares spending the winter with us,
shown most conspicuous but from present appear
ances, fear we shall have very dull winter in
the ball and party line, although bachelors hall
is talked some of, il that comes TO maturity you
snail hear from me again. PocAH0NTAs.
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SUPREME CoURr TIE UNITED STATES, JAN. Is.
Jacob NJ Howard, Esq. of Michigan, and Alexan-
der Stuart, Esq, of Virginia, were admitted at
torneys and counsellors of this Court
Ne. 6. Merritt Martin ct al. plaintiff in error as.
Lessee of Wm G. II. Waddell The argument Of
this cause was continued by Mr.. Ogden for the de-
fendant in error, and by Mr.. Wood for the plaintiff
in error.
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NEW YORK AND NEWARK.
R So f4l
Fare reduced 20 S0 cents.
From the foot Of Courtlandt street, New Yor3
Every day-Smdays sxcspted)
Leave Nsw York Leave Newark. =.
NEW YORK AND NEWARK.


From the foot Of Courtlandt street, New Yor1,
Every day-sundays sxcspted)
MsA;,M. A.a IN. At AN Ant r;M.
90: ia DO /, g
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave New York Leave Newark.
An end yPM; AtlP: N, spd - a;
NEW BRUNSWICK.
Fare reduced
From the foot OF Liberty street daily.
Leave New York. Leave New Brunsrick
At . AN. Attn n
sOMERVILLE stages with these lines each
Pare between New York and SQaervlle, socens
Do do NSM brnswick, IS cents.
Sshvav. s0cens.
si.yabctbtovr. % cent?
The fare in the " A. NJ train from New Brunswick. and "a
P Nj. train from New York has been reduced between
New York aud New Brunswick to SO csnts
and Rshwayts III
The PHILADELPHIA through New Brunsw
On Sundsyst6 tie ia M trip from New Brunswick omit
Passengers who procure their tickets at the ticket
ferry tckegras by theconductor
onJv t,ed ay when prirchassd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-20

New Years day IN New York tor enjoyment. If
this hasty sketch meets with a favorable retention
and you would like another, let us know. The
compliments of the season, J. c. B. TO yourself and
lady, not forgetting lie jeune Edtesr'
Yours truly q