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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-09

PoLicE-The Proclamation of the Cove to the cit
5ens OF New York was SO universally attended to yester
Day mat nothing ranspired before the police Offices wor
thy of notice. Rogues well as citizen laid low for the
time being " '''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-09

NORTHERN PAPERs.-Poneroy & Co who run
their express over the Housaonc railroad in thirteen
hours from Albany, has given us papers from that
city Of Wednesday morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-09

NAvAL-The United States steamer Poinsett.
Lieut. Cong. McBair, arrived at Norfolk on Fri
day night last, from New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-09

PoLTIcs IN Souri, CARoLISA-Mr. Preston has
resigned his seat in the U. s. Senate and Mr. Cal
houu talks OF doing the same
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-09

EASTERN PArERs.-Yesterdaym morning at O'Clock
Adams " Co. left Boston papers in our office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-09

% EXAMINE THOSE REMEDIES THAT CURE.
we should be careful that all medicines which we tax
apply to our disease you have cold the best remedy
10 be applied for certain and speedy be found
IN Peters Cough Lozenges. If you troubled with
headache try his Cordial Lozenge which leave the head
clear and without pain Iyou man of family and
your children complain recollect that his Worm Lozen.
ges VIII destroy the worms that may be in their bodies
and relieve them from death Peters Lozenges for the
cure Oh various diseases well known 10 the hole
community and their sale is constantly on the
throughoutthe whole Union. Remember and ask for Pc
ters Lozenges and see that they genuine. Principal
ONCE l25 Fulton, corner of Nassau street.
90 PROFESSOR VELPEAU'S GONORRHOEA
tlLLS'-These celebrated Pills. which have gained the
greatest ceehrity in Europe, for the first tins
iee or sale In this country by authority of the College
Meuiclne and Pharmacy OF the city of New York. who
nave obtained the original recipe from the distinguished
Professor who is the principal Surgeon the Hospital Of
"a Charte In Paris. The following is the manner In
which Vepeau speaks Of those truly invaluable Pills ::
Three doses are generally sui lent to effect In
some cases the discharges arrested alter the second day
tbs impossible to deny that those remedies exercise GER
,hn influence on the urinary organs VIDE veiPesus
Lectures The College recommend with the utmost con.
hdence this new remedy for disease which SO often oa
lies even the educated physician and Is uniformly NAL
treated by advertising quacks. The reputation OF Vel
itself is aked iu these pills The college fearessy
invite trial of their astonishing powers Sold in boxes
containing one hundred pills. Price one dollar
w. $. RICHARDSON, Agent
Principal Once Of the College OF Nassau st,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-09

NATIONAL INSTITUTE. Tornel, the wal
minister OF Mexico, has sent to the National Instr
tute at Washington, three boxes containing mine.
rails and beautiful crystalizations from Guanajuato
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-09

SENATOR PROM GEoRGM.-Mr. Colqut has been
elected to the r. 5. Senate from Georgia
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The most costly, magnificent. rich splendid. superb
elegant gorgeous and grand, lin fact might exhaust
the dictionary and still the expressions prove inadequate
affairs that have beheld the dresses by
Queen Victoria and the Duchess of Kent the
majcsys coronation and marriage. We capable
Of expatatng their merits they be pro-
perly appreciated In addition which, signor Blitz
Miss Clemence, the danseuse Mr. Delarue, the mimic
mermaid, museum, picture gallery, and performances
all to be for shilling Strangers and country
people should avail the present opportunity
Such chance may occur again.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-09

lkS- The Hon. ISAAC VAN ZANDT yesterday pre-
sened his letter of credence to the Secretary Of
State, and was received as Charge dAffares Of the
Republic Of Texas,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-09

ENGLISH THEArRIcALs.-Mrs. Fitzwilliam and
Blackstone are now playing at the Haymarket. The
"Belle of the Hotel' so succe sstul here has been
very wellieceived. The Tempest has been pro-
duced at Covent Garden in a style of surprising
grandeur The scenerys described as being most
magnificent Miss Rainforth, as Ariel, was emf
nenty successful The 'Duenna," which is rather
delightful little comedy ,interspersed with ballads
than an opera, was well received at Drury Lane.
Maine Vestris had quarreled withMacready because
he had assigned her the part Of Venus in the
in Dryden's liking Arthur" which was to be pro-
duced at this house. vestris considered the part
Extensively INTERIOR" and her name and that of C.
Mathews had been Withdrawn from the bills.
Browne had been very warmly welcomed back by
the Liverpool people. He made his frs. appear ance
after his return at the Royal Theatre in the charac-
ter of Rover. Theatricals appear to be reviving
somewhat in England.
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and put into operation lily De7Pc rost or tho CITY Of
New York confined to the delivery, through the post Of
fee of that cy of the correspondence within its limits
am gralifed to know that its operations have proved
highly satisfactory the community giving 70 the cili
income of which will only maintain the expenses Of
the establishment, but, in the of time promises
considerable addition to the OF the Department
The report Of the Postmaster Of New York upon this sub
ject submitted IN order that its details msy be ge
morally known and when understood have little doubt
that the other large cities of the Union will call for a.
mar establishment Its usefulness has been fully tested
in New York. by the saving OF heavy daily expense Of
money and time to the business community in their city
correspondence.
The amount of expenditure for the current fiscal year.
for the service Of this Department may be stated by way
Of estimate, in round numbers, at 81, 100000.
This estimate does not include the probable expense Of
The routes established by Congress at the last session.
none OF which have yet been put in operation The pro-
bsbe costs of these routes per year will be
king the whole estimated pense of 81 $40 900,
Any estimate of the income from postage during the
present year. must of course be altogether conjectural
founded upon the amounts received for the ending in
June 1912
The amount received the quarter ending Goth Septem
Der last is less than the of the corresponding
quarter OF le4i and therefore conclude the income Of
the Department for the current yenr will fall considerably
short OF that for the year ending 30th June is howev
time specified in the act And there is discretion
vested in the Department by the act il find its
will not be otherwise equal TO the additional expense 1t
will become my unpleasant duty TO curta the expense
upon routes already in existence equal to the costs OF the
new ones pcrcmptorily ordered by Congress.
There are other matters of detail requiring, in my
Judgment the legislation Of Congress, which iorpear
bear to obtrude upon your attention. but will seek ne o
portunity to submit to the Committees TO whom the al
fairs OF this Department may be referred a.,
have the honor to be, with great respect your Excel
lency's obedient servant, c. A. WIChLlrrE.
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performed the service they should be paid. To enable
the Department to do this puncualty the part post
masters in the payment of the balances due from them at
the end Of each quarter, is all important.
In every instance where there has heen failure the
part OF such ostmasters to meet the drafts of the General
Post Office have felt duty be omitted relieve
such from the burden OF official duty The Of
the existence OF this rule has banished deacaton from
the Department.
1t is fact worthy of notice. that although sggre
gate amount received from postage during the past year
has been greater by the stated, the receipts the
large ofhces Tor lSa2 have been less than IN lSsi
aggregate increase has been at the medium and smaller
offices. =.
This accounted for by the fact that the means Of the
REORGANIZATION between the great commercial points
have been such to invite constant ana increasing IN
fractions and violations of tho laws Of Congress reSua
ing the General Post Office. a.,
took occasion to invite your attention ~ '
ion in aid of the present laws, would take place TO
BILE the Department more eaecually to protect itself
II Is made the exclusive'd duty of the General Govern
ment n sstabsh most offices and post roads The State
Governments have no rghtto interfere with the subject
neither has any individual or company of individuals
pon most Of the railroads in the United States over
which the mail is transported at an immense expense
there are be found individuals engaged in the
IA ton of mail matter, violation OF the laws of the land
laws which prohibit the offence, but do not punish it by
adequate sanctions.
Amodi6caton OF the laws regulating the frank ing pr
viege is essential to the con nued prosperity of the De-
partment The original grant Of this privilege de-
signed the better to enable the public ofcero discharge
MS Official duties without burden upon his priv
IS now generally esteemed more private and ndiv
fua right than official privilege. Ii persons entitled
this privilege content to enjoy themselves with
out lending their franks Others the burthen and loss
The Department would not be great ami there would be
less cause OF just complaint by the public.
Although the act OF 1875 expressly declares that IL
any person shall raIk letter letters other than
those written by himself his ORDER the business
ofhs office, he shall on conviction thereof pay fine OF
dollars and shall be the especial duty opcstmas,ers
prosecute for said offence" The penalty declared by
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04
yNIrsD STATES IN MINIATURE
~, ssIIf] ].2E,

-l4o i7tl!.7a-s.rcss al-a ! = Y - =
ha, .sy, ,c fe .:os .. tho 7! .ne; -.....s,
Ryl {. E, DI,t. .oe: on. q .',s &C.
sai aa al ts .gsI cou.eaieut places Ia S9s -
ie # pe:ys .f he Is a. lae Cl.~ss Es;l.s ii ou5e'
- - ,,-..r .,r-irr .-ros,sn 10 fltou stFcs; .:
ell c1..e: roplar astaoiseIIie u. t.ie.e AZ
:3seulp s4S is1 : tesoisE Ie.'@
e!s .r, .,ra!e-a opportunity, OF '.,as .sf
fse ana, r,a!i,,r Ina ai5., oapsys f.0a, al 27ts OF
ts- cc;atry Of The .eats L stTEe1 = ia5 Gi+
F superior 20 ..ytsiag eger attempted L: taf
sl ~ isy. SO Irab. ~i 7rovs s:cst feainTti
uis sl-llsiglty ra.41G-e Iye OF fsitsafe1' -
hs management of lts gcatemaniy rop!ie:S: li ~.
rpy so as psasej 10 arn,s ratidiJ ansfs-lns =.
o,l ,,c,nla- fs,,- ,,l -. Doubt no. VII! ccEsuus
10 rcosi.e III tult share OF public support step n
u.,; t2l
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04
BOARD OF ASSiS r..Nl ALDERMEN
,,..r.,.,, i,,,,,--,- >


=MoHpAY, Ianu rs :.
The Board met 81 5 O'Clock and transacted tho 'o!ow
irg buslsss,
AcommuncO,on from Chayss H. D-layan, inviting Tho
Board to attend his Temperance Lecture aionday oyo
nirs next, accepted.
From Engine CoHsNsuy No. 33 complaining ni the=con
dwct OF their Ecrcmon. Eae.Toi
re;it.oa OF Patrick Cla.eg oy rcauDerationi,r horse
piuro1 in a sewer III !.autens=et,ee Eef
Papers from tie Boay4q 4i-5rsasa-Concu-riig a5i
me Boa,d of ,lccrle. the repor; 4enyn- tie gSt q
tbs Marho. Coam.tiec Il abae reii: he rent on aetc
ers stalls. tsa IN osoi,itlol fo the Comptroller 70
maxi quarterly reports CT the rents remaining unpaid hl
,u:chcs lor ;rir s;ai, ho n adopted l. isyos OF re
2umberiMg Wes street
ro!.,ion OF N,eIc H''r'ao for eaNc 10 SIeni ia1za
IN !rcu, Q! his house ii West slrcoti ,relsed ae, Of
A1y..me ,:ller, lorc calte.iloa oi Tax.
Reports Aaopt.d--ln s correcting s,.a tax %
G ,!os sly aud ADVERSE cosrecag Tie taxes - J1ta
Nils iasu Auchiac!oss, ,id Iris.s Irane. Ia f.os II
are>eu,ine Jose sh V. Har. w scholarship III ho un
versiy.
Co.u 11icaon from The Comptroller Viii, szalsts
ai le aaount ,uycd for he continuance sa eemi1>
ticfof croton tqac.rct ;trisg iaa present ye2sh7
total au,oani Of took ,h.n far issrai is S36s0o o,
alcn there Is on haaa S,3.90U ihays sroqai.e1 t2
this yto cr tiis elty digging trerches aJlHg "f
SC. Ia. al tbs -,cdace S9l5i a. l.eeeia.
muuic2,lo 9u! hepaa Of crossing the !t7ie =
River d, the l.ish B5lase !. suspended, lie loas 4js
auhogi17. nill te 1,t.ien complete the=vo'i Il
thai plau IS persisted !artleF loanrl! be FeHaired
The re.rre,i 10 tho appropriate ce'i-
Dit:et.
Resolution -Eiy sssis;si y.san AlNrphl---i-t Ire
.th su So; cnt rules OF the Soart 70 iat sc,'Teis
meeting joint Ballet unconstitutional aud onsh !"
! be rc>ci,dcd
The move mace very oee sui sss .ps.et rissos
o. ,:o solution farther discussed by AiessFs.
Waterman and ol,cys, aa,l iaaly referred.
The fce.lcnl offered resolution for tho appon.nsat
OF com,s,;oe inquire .e rsh; snd poieg Of al!
laws xhie interfere VIII! The business os indv;duai, as
regards xeasur0g suagins inspecting nerellau.il1e
s., The reSolutioI adopted, AID ihe President,
,ie..rs Ashasd sud Davis appointed Che Committee
Rssciutiea-sy III. Wa;erasni ia favor ofar aTpilet,
oa,. The legislature fer an esllz alton throughout 'he
Stu,e al the articles exempted iroa execution,
lav!taoa to s,,cGd aee:,sg oil iho AnasSsaFs OF
TIE srercan,ie lo.re o.: o3a F1lo~s al; a@srnsea
on Friday evening Accepted
Alj5uraeu
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04
LAWYERS DIARY
Gitp futeIliqeur,
Reported 70: the HS;ew-Yor1 Tribune
WEE CHANCELLOR,s COURT.
Before Vic. Cbasc.llo, McCono

before zee Chancellor McCoun.
Samuel Me7ruv. SelGen & Rch4yds--This a. . no
ton 10 dissolve Injunction witch had been prsn,e9
preve";ug shares the Apaiachicois gnd Co ,i.ish
had been pledged by tn. Morris Canal Cto the q:
lndiena from being transferred. Motion granted.
S'!iiam Sears and Others, Thomas ssop aud 9th
ers-Tais was application to prevent money beias
paid to reeeisers. Application den;ed.
Ds skes s Ais,ype va s. r. g Uii9er--Thi. w4s=a de-
murrer 10 biz seekiag l,le TO assigned property Ma
sacnuAetts and elsewhere. Demurrer allowed
Thomas frcncis Us. Gregory R;case ard oths,s-Tais
motion rea,iv, land sale rhch Mezsrs. 8o-
CERT and Eros, concs:acd, at Loeg I.and. M-tiz.
laid over.
Peter g. st4presant y. syaltoa II Peskdam- = Motion
70 extend lia.s for taking tsslisaoay irtoa d.les
pe.tr 6 stpyrssaat Morris Robertson AID othfre.-
Aooo reiatlyc TO the Hannah. Chanaug
Report confirmed.
afqro Margaret Leuisa Broehemp,. JoEa F PROF.
ump--Ths application for divorce The par,ias
married nj renlen is}2 ana 20 Se- iofk
1855 In l53; they separated account Of he IL
usage the VIE recesot brackamp subsequently attach
CO hn'slfio n4z:ed Mary ,iattifea5 living in
Spring street aud they have lived together man a!d
wife Divorce grantei, etnca'o matrinloni from bona
olmarrsge.
-uOry Richards y. George R,e]4rd.-'rh,s was an s
Eicasi9a Tor limited divorce Tao parties married
at soston lt;s! and rsmovc4 10 Nav Y5r=irl s3i
Sac complains tina h. sas lie alf, ono:ys III f5yateG
her. tt'cata.ad fs, doe. nntJ,i,,g
naGtenance, Divorce granted trcnsa 1tJro ron
bed snd bon
bsa Lsop0N Libsrthorn IS. Lmcie Jtlietis Perrin
veree Poatafr ms seleM l., w!tt is wife pnd c0at
chdrcn il. Dec- 1883 v.s, 70 lhnirf fdtis r..
siding a:#ordeanx France 8! !he all0ln. siuyicle1
on his rr,nrn. leaving ts f:my-at Bordeaux Ia tpr
followirg 'i=. l.. also en-. asd wl.4r ctiir"a Tor
Ncw York boar, The ,i,iE, Floria.. 1hsfe pas
cn beard a,ned II Toiits Cousta:tin Nl=saon
She h9d ilici=nto.cou.se, Ti,ich coounucd a;er
le- arriva! he:e yurce granted ei,cto
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04
nni Ice nEElGE.

lsNNDtF' ? 1lII''t'l---''
ArruNrr TO DsFeApr rts SAylsgs 5ASA'.---A H'2q
usned vl!an capbs went ,es,etdaJ iI'o ,ae ssy.Rss
Bank il chst455r, street aud pas nied The Hsak book
Chat had bea lost, OF r John c. Bssnaa, on rhicawa
acrsdi: osl5l sed derzndcd ,ae payment Of tae i2 q
ey As the oG Bank tad been informed OF the
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04
CORONER 5 OFFICE.
67l Broatwa5

MoxD.y lannz,y g.
The Coroner supdsy evening heid az inquest al the
house OF JOHN hctrlrp No A siaiion TIE body
OF :-dqet suIc4y native ofItei1nt ssed 80 The
ceased le above iaca Satursg e spend TIE
ss Ysar- s.ih her gcaaan.tile- walked oa, 70 Ca
1 ti Ter cousnos sc another ar -alie
...e-. TAX n III ReHrain- baca s4e taken down
4er he'd an= died Sunday morning al : o'clock,
tes inmates atec Dr. Gritia arrived Vesl.e, ded oil
i.lt lTz ma toa q. t.- bo@e.s.
SuIcIDE ~ frTI!SG aTn@ THsoAr.-Ths Coroner1on
scoday :iet ln4net aatae late re'dsace OF TIE de.
t:oker street. The bojy al Dover Cor
aayo city, a=eG - ye.ss Tie decoa-sd
hs b.ea intsInpar2ie habits aud sunday The
l5,n at in lis ms Ihroa, very severely
ilii he Of he c trough "t tic
other teaa e inmates he hou,e ho found she tsceas-
ed i.i1g bed III. hoor With hi, i!1Eoat cut SUD
bleeding, ard the aand. <tl -h- toch troa
nim. o. aski-- ham what he did L tor,ne replied ne
iiTe OF living ont had trouble DrCockrrof~a-
called a0d >ewsd up snd ,t.sseths woanl, 5ut on
fhlrs looaia2 lle pairrt attacked win elifi.
treiae., which tefianatel A:s LIFE Sunday last
Ihe iiry. ho..-ye5, rendered erlct t:lzi he digi
consequence Of Ha,ia. throat s5a Goth uIt.
Also, yos.crday th. a.lavu: Hospital on tia body
Of J.hii5. ai and 4seJ e. The ..cee2>-
I'd ,se =: inst the AIMS Hoase -.- III
zafter hi arrival The wagon
tiia igl3re pr.lIgsop ccul4 sc iiin.
1erl,c.. 1-d .i.eszH5.i ,i,e ac.r;.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

loss fthe book sud mad furnished SIR s..nna With
one. they soece dersc,sd tfau, aud havng arrested
Camvbsll, re taken Tie Poca Office and seat 10
prison.
THkFr or !. CoA4-. sa2a naned JOHN Morrow, ala.
Murray YESTERDAY arrested and coIniitea Il the Up
rsy Police Ofcs, for ha.i6s sundsy night stolen
cloak s2i, iroa: the bous OF Chf-tian p'sss M
Isl Prn,, q.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

T. of!ce OF ,s,e s4onGon end & sNPrich''
PATENT WaTEK-PRoOF CO, fUG Fulton >tTcct'
where ali garments and every description OF C!o,n'
Leather, e. made imrcryious wct. 30 iGat the
earer secure from the effects e or daEip
while the apposrancc or texture OF the articles IL not
chsuSet tho pores kc goods tene skill open, per
spraton will freely eScane Paste be had NJ the
Office fer prcotng Boots Shoes ard les5r winch
adds the softsess and durability Of the .ester.
IL 2s Wy SSim
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

" Fnreweii NJ siss.onery isss;ice.-Ihc hiiS
sionarics Rev s. Chase, Rev. J. G. rngrec Hev. g.
Brown and Mrs wilkins, being aost 10 sail for Liberia
Africa, farewell Missionary Mactng viii be held in
the Methodist Episcopal Church. Green street 0R Tue
day Qhs) evening" 4,h inst to commence at O'Clock.
The missionaries NIL expected obe present. Ad
dresses arpropra'e TO the occasion may ho oSeotca
from the hbove named brethren, alter ~his, co"ciou
will be taken mp aid of tho NlssiCEary The
charge Tho Missionaries, viii! thea he e cred by tho
Corresponding Secretary Of the Missionary Society oftha
NJ Z. Church. liEh;AN BANSS,
ID IT. Charnnau Com Arrangements
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04
COURT OF SESSIONS.

aoSoAY, lamar 3.
Eoforc tho Recorder, Judges ..ncl and Noal an! 4
dsrme 'impson and jarvis.
Tic Cour, commenced its laaaar, 1crIn =its the
loving the caeuicr, viz Robbery in haistle
gree J. Burglary .. G.and Larceny Perjury Hisde-
nieanor otaof ncs=ca.os H. Old cases an catn-
der for leles, ternGnWicto!2 nd,eaj i:, isastlr!i
total old a0d caacs 5a
'ihe following yeaemea ae.c sworm and a,npana,le3
';iani Jurors, =t;1rar4us oyce ogs.aut5sSill
Cp,dc, Niciol;s s-:, suinUelC;tinir ,oAn W t0vc,
Gilbert eI-barl, iohu Iieany Joseph Jackson James
ksso, Eanes he!ly jl,res Rayburn, Robert SkImo.o,
Joseph Sofia jr, Ah.ai.a,a " VeHntGn james lirb.
Samuel Waterbury, gnin Wes.eIyeiy, au, William Bntos
-Ie
luige Soa1 charged, tbs jury length, and hey etir
ed |" 'her chamber
Two Grand Jurors fqsi fr ,stan!i appearance
s23 cec!..
The na.o. rtbe etit arops yers cae aud 81. Only
Appeared nu ti.e 81 Fines in5o.cd
IA reiit Jurors 70. tendance of %
Ann Riley, girl aaed 6, pleaded gnii,s 70 i;'aict
ment Tor GranL /. ,ao. quantity Of ism.is
cioh;ug .yo:,h s'3G f.oa. !.yaia cox. IS N.s,er
yls lsi u and Size sentenced ,c House
uf Refuge.
retet Jacsson coorc man tried ol t:rnad Ear
cony stealing watch and can, carpet aud oher srr
ccs worth toscher $3G III, ;he promises Of G,
Shepherd, No Elizabeth street The e8;i of Octobef
ies,. cnspe, only proved otisve boen or"i
prisoners possession and tie .]ary nd him Guilty
Petit Larceny Only. lie sentcaeea ths Peneten
tary Tor ,Eonts.
Honry cresec taiov, tried Cor f",gery IN t':c=
degsee ia onsrirg rnss s. counterfeit hi Of ehe
Comn.srcA' B,rk f=EuJaIo to lobn .ieeny OF &o.i%
Washiogton street. pay fo hal, the !st NovensisT
last cYidonce adduceli did =hc9i that The prs
oner knew liu ,.s .il baG, and hs counsel hr
Teriuae introduced several witnesses crroYe ho ers
L.. t-gf,-
loAl ne previous he contenied that there crimt
proyaa aul lat le liFy were baual roscqn The re
cordar ca,ged tto i; the cite and tie, 'unS
n verdict Of Sot Gn!itr.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

pills eETssE BEESsse: r, heusa, ;
e.rk.: also St Is--rencs oieaa and al! the Free OF
ad nacs ssnks in this Stsis taken @ithout any ots
oa1t Tor Cloths Cassiere., Fiapnes &c a! Iae lo@est
cssh sr.ee AL Geeenvicb-ss uear Canal. oll lme
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

r, Craita.u ssou.c 8arcIay-st. MISS
TRASEE asd MRS. GOSS respectfully =Iaiorm theis
friends and the puhlic that they aaSe taken the well
known GrAuA, HOUSE, hitherto kept sy hr# Il Goss,
q, no r.re> nsd having ~ oAoo!isrt condition
for tho winter are propued 20 accommodate few s'ore
permanent Boa,ders with tarors Sedrooms OILY on
reasonable terr Their Table w'll be supplied wiki the
tes, Vegetables Fruits &c ,hs. .hc markets CT our City
afforav while those who prefer ceie apie XII, na;u7
viar and an n;nosphere uuaiEod BY ne oors o. Alec
ho, and Tobacco vii! ind hero 50 ,;reesh!a hote.
TRANSIENT Boa-ders, o. persons vislaus e ll'y, no
n;nodaied reasonable t'rt.s OK u
NYMcIicincs OF :he Is iess q <saniltT-ApproHeh
Popular Remedies Leechus. Ensa snc tionch fetinso
cry Soaps Brushes, &C.. for sSlt by
J. 4 /. CODDINGaON, Druggists,
70 lmis. s7Hudson 81, corner Of Spring.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

II sSco1f,s and soaard.--''untlcmea wishing TO
engage Apurtnlaut4 snd Boa lng T.! the "a'er WIZ ne
accommodated on most rcasnaaee Terms IN Inc nv" "
,,cornt hol,ss No i2 CITY Hail Pisce nn; one minues
walk Nor,k of hc Posi- Office, ard convcplent TO br"a0
way Wnl su1; raari-stroets Those shh ttvc ao' vet
mao for The winter ave c>rnasiiy usea 10
c bafors s,carInc el.ewnere an ever effort will here
be m ,de 10 en. IIo the comfort nNd e-siGcsion OF te
I,a..das- ~ d. &C
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

syEE2 GSrpsA3ST-shsc Faaily or
3.Iio.. Pill. bzvs .ore thar forty years aaiA
,znet az u.exalnped reputation t9r me Fsls! aas
- NJ ,f=c,i.us ot the Liver. As Family hsdie:ne
49,. 20 r,r,vaJ.d Tn, immense number OF counter
tsis cesini=iy ppss,ing the soata is convincing
,oof .1sr popularity One or ,7o tu oose LOT az
:;,,I, rZc- s. coats box. TIE Only a:eacy IN tns
N. s,ie Of his M:1.c!Rc established az ii "a
SisS ; .l1s., los az 80 80 y,grk. .
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

IgT0Gs.EN AEsigEs and DRAWERS, OF the
~ Cchces manufA:torY, by the pachage or deem Ior
sale az 10. 81 Pearl "a !tis