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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-02
STEAM SHIP CLYDE sailed yesterday morning TO
Halifax, ..L-

Fos ALBANY, Ho THAT capital boat-,he Swa-
low--wi,h an alacrty worthy Of her name, is now
ready for the spring trade. She has been refitied
with great taste, and at considerable expense.
Captain Mclean has been long and favoraby known
to the travelling community, and we are sure his
uniform poi,eness and attention to the comforts of
his passengers will continue TO win for him golden
opinions from all men,A not forgetting the ladies',
whose good opinion is better than gold.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-02

WEST IsDIA ROYAL MAIL SrEAMERs.-We have
seen list of the prices of passage in thsse steam
ships II is unfortunately too long for us to pub
lish. We will pick ont few items however. The
fare fron Southampton, England, to Charleston is
f55; from Southampton to Vera Cruz ESP; New
York to Halifax 2S New York to New ORLEANS
Ell, and New York to Charleston ego, wines and
Stewards fees exclusive. We consider these
rates extravagantly high, and should prefer going
in one Of our packets, such as the Roscius, Shaks-
pcare, Auburn or England.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-02
Court Of Common Pleas.
Before Judge Ingiis.

Dearborn vs.. Fry-Thls case was reported ON
Saturday. 1t was to recover damages from defen-
dant, who had married daughter Of the late Capt.
rised to give. The jury yesterday returned
verdict in favor of plaintiff Tor $3.50 damages and
cents cost.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-02

SLoer or WAR GRAMrus.-Thcre is no truth in
the rumor, tina, the Grsmpus was lost in the late
gale. United States soop of war was passed 18th
instant, lat 81, Ion. "a, which was probably the G.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-02
Court Calcndar-Ih his dav.

CouRr OF CoMMoN PLEAs-Part l. At 10 oclock-Nos
AS 49, So So ST. o. g. l47 o. 27o. H. There will
also be another calendar before Judge Ulshoefer at
o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-02

NSpKEp.-The rate of sailing by the steam frigste
Mississippi, in her run from New Castle to Noslolk,
twelve and three quarter statute miles per hour
the whole distance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-02

FnoM MArAszAs,- The Selma, a fast sailing brig
Captain Boutelle, arrived yesterday from Matanz a.
with intelligence ie The 10Th Of February We h,d
no news Of importance in cur papers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-02

SoUTnERN PAcSErs. We believe the next pack
ct for New Orleans is the ship Auburn, Capt Dur
fey. Bosh shpiand commander are A. No. l, and
NO mistake.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-02

d3- AMI R,cAN MusEuM-Mr. Dslsrne, who is engage
ed here is an original genius His limitations OF Bootn
Kean, Hsmblin Daniel OConnell, Forrest Hson, Barns,
&C. are wonderfully correct and elicit great applause
His Yankee eccentrcity, scenes OF Ventilsquism, and
imitation Of musical sounds, exhibit unpara llsled
versatility of talent. T. q. Boothe, Mrs Hsrdw lex, and
La Petite Cers all good their pee uar Inns in
fact whatever Is attempted here we'll done. The whole
establishment with its endless collection Of csriosities
best conducted of the kind in America. The
Model Of Dublin end Falls Of Niagara remain only this
week. Thai piece Of moving Fireworks placed on the
outside Of the Museum, is splendid affair. Hcan be
seen every night, nearly the length Of Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-02

Cure ro@ THE DrsrKpsrA.- dumplinss iu
moderate doses. aia4t-at7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-02

90 certify that independent Of the efficacy of Dali
Of severe burns which it nstanssneously relieved by
one apple alton enlyhat Recommended it to W. Rufus
were sw olisn from Goat OF Rhuenatism and by whick
he enabled to draw his boots and attend to his
as are detsiied in the
andcanno suppose that IT. extraordinary virtues are
oveI-rated s.
To be found only at II Maiden lane corner Third
Pace street, and Ninth and Chestnut, Philadelphia
DR.. Wadsworth, Providence
90 Miraculous ESCAPE FROM DEArH.-Emma M.
DAVIS interesting child IL years old, at Mrs. S. Par
kers llSLiberty street, was horribly burnt by her
clothes taking fire. that the whole Of her back shoul
der and hands turned black and the Aesh shortly
fell oeaving the arteries and veins completely exposed
the sight and every nall Of her fingers burned
off, Dr. Pratt of Liberty street, and Dr. Of East
, % be-
done to relieve her suffering while life remained BY
the time DR.. Freeman arrived ssve had been applied
by Mr. Parker which az the case was hopeless, Dr. F.
did not disturb. The acute agony Immediately
eved but the child lay insensibe with the eyes 6xed
nued-the aesh began fall Off ing the blood yes
sells bare. The Doctor viewed the case with sstonish
men. ana M % , rH ny ues.ss,pn ~ ..s
Messrs. Chism, Henderson, Wakefield and Others could
hardly believe their senses in seeing the child live from
day to day. The child 10 cured, sight to be
scarce scar remains where fully healed To any
lady or gentleman who will call at lls Liberty
the story almost great for human credulity-but
DIR. Freeman 272 East Broadway, and houseful Of Ia
dies and gentlemen ut La Liberty street, will confirm
OATH every word Of ii, besides sigh Of this most in
teresting and favorite child will mako the truth self
evident. The promptings Of humanity have brought
out these Witnesses Will we ask, family in this city
or country, risk themselves and their dear children 10
this salve in their houses Can they claim to have
tura affections, they ever forgive themselves
they lose child by neglect Of this Specific for Burns
We leave them answer and beg all 10 go and that
child "a Living Wonder. The Saive is Dalleys Pain
Extractor from II Maiden lane, and Mr.. Daily will
make his oath that its effects aluabs in of
Gre Messrs Comstock Co, Druggists, have become
thoroughly convinced that all parsons should have
it. that they will give to the poor any person
doubling, apply actual cases and guardians in
some measure of the public welfare, as eders are
bound to say that this thing should not be forgotten
neg iected-N Y Journal Of Commerce.
To be found only at n Maiden lane; corner Of Third
and Race and Ninth and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia.
Er. Wassworth, Providence; l6 Broadwsy, Albany
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-02

faoeREss OF THEArRIoALs.-We understand
that the Franklin Theatre has been engaged for the
purpose OF holding Temperance meetings, and viii
De devoted hereafter exclusively to the cause Of
Temperance. il willb opened next Saturday eve1
ning, by the franklin Temperance Society, without
any gin and sugar for performances. There is a
perfect f"ew in Temperance now, and if ThorneI
don't take care, the little Franklin will 90 ahead of
him. Ia the rapid" progress of events" we expect
TO see all Theatres turned into Churches and Tenn
perance Halls.
EUROPEAN PAeEcrs For the information of the
people at large, it is necessary to state thar the On
fesd will sad to-day for Liverpool also, the Onei.
da, for Harc and that the Phllsdelphis, for LON
don, is detained till tomorrow Their Lesser bags
are az Gilpn's. Jt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-02

Terrible Gale Ia the Atlantic-Troublc be-
tween France and spain-Decllne In tho
French Funds-Fight between French Re-
srlments OF the Line-Ret ain Of the French
Minister from spsin-visits OF two Euro
y,enn Kings to Queen vlctoria-Ch rist en-
ang OF the Prince Royal-BrItish Politics
Important Letter Relative to slavery IN
Cuba Observation-Disclosures ais
Markets, sc.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
DIED {:

On the 25h inst, after short and panuI sohn'>' ''
Mary "a Kelly. of Wilmington. v u s
Jnlv q Mr., Ann Sturman. widow - Edward Sto'm4.'
in the 18th wear OF her age. 49,. ,,,,4.., -
rri.nds are invited 10 the funeral this lWedneSayl az
$3.50 At O'clock from her late residence y Forsyth
street. ,,-A.,h d,,gbtsr of p.
tor and Elizabeth CortelyoU, aged II months
On Tuesday morning. 2rth inst, Lliayrue hhliavrI
n; H. e-b vear of h are after short but severe hhss
His friends and acqus inanccs are respectfully in' ~
ATTEND b funeral hi. wednesday aernos Az o4o'A
49,, further notic. fos No ls0 FOurt-e nthreei one
door below the Eighth Avenue. ,, D.,
Beatty. . a, ,..t. 80, ,, to, \ ,e
Julv 25 Mr Samue Wright c.,.
JUN 25 OF consumption, sarah, wife Of Dennis Oa''iHF
Inlv Is of dropsy on the brain, Hannah daughter OF
Richard Law renee, agec ysars. - ,
July 25 llism Erskine. son OF Charles u hocA"oou
Jsly a C,therns wife OF Daniel Hagan in the f8'h year
. her re
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
Markets.

ASHES-Pots are in fair inquiry al ~ reaIS nav
,mnroycd I2. but We hear of few sales The supply the
market s small. -, ,.,;. oo,;o.a
C0TTON-Sales about 600 bales, at the decline noueso
FLOI'R-ls the absence OF supplies TO any extent, ana
especially of low grades even the moderate demand "iS
eIsts bss produced slightly improved eene 10 se ma
k,t sales Genesee at 90 col; parcel ni 2V oyi,
r,nnd ONO sod Tor shipment at s7 500 bbs ROY Orous'
nn ,,r ~, 81 nuent believe there western IN
GOOD order 10 less than s7t fat OHIO and ~ su
5IsG(O About lOo bbis Georgetown sold Tor he "es'
GRAIN-Sale. 100 bushels Illinois Wheat at ~ CTS ihe
market i now bare sales $500 bushels New Orleans Corr
at 80 S. weight, small parcel jersey y.oN d, s e. 60
bushels Rye for the East 65 clearing the market oas
rcman =. before mentioned, plenty at 81 81 jersey e'a
ina = A !,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
DAVID FELT 4 co.
GONSI NpTION-Dr. ALIENS Bal

s,u, of Torehound Lyerror snd rleu,l,y r'"''' ''
cocg,s oss Consumption and Liver Compliant
,,,.,,ion \, A d.ssse often screty lurking n lhr,3
oo'p.nP P Ls,o,. fh,re !. th. l,ast complaint oi me
sn ,nd M ,hi. sage be cured As enretnay na s
a. certainly a. any other disease L't ~ ry h,
= =. -,,. untl thsr lungs srr sensiby turoep uu'
- An, .es.ou resort % Dr.. Aliens Ps'an "i
T medicine has proved even 'he "Cosq,rroro OF rhy,.'
iu' ~ 80. al mani ud will have abundant cause 70
ba,t of Providence. More than 100 pnysc'ans IN
-. -, INV NV n"a s.r tl medicine 10 her prac,ce "
VI Covst ttxr CusED.-Dr. Alfn-Dear ~ nave
/. - p,i.am Of Horsh0und. Liyerwo1 and Pleurisy
Root In NV practice for come months past ,nd from ne
on,,srfll eT-sl has had, am iuliy 'atiIhen 'aI ~
WIN -, 5or.er virtues Ia the OF LIVER complaint
- ,.1,ot.on do strongly recommend Il 10 the pun
lc shl W W, - leu J. ID. RICHARDSON, ID.
va,oprxc CorsH-This disease . prevailing very et
..siy ,nt ,.weeping of many httr ones with very
fn,,. ,iI,,., Parents should remember that Dr. Al
-, Of verwor, /. the only irfsllibe remedy, ana
81, .av-, rnousan,s of live, during seven years .
sod Nv 10 am A. Tyler, wholesale agent % bsIc,ss
'lf'e.' s"' ~ " - jyT I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
Raukrupts-July rs.

Edward II Ludlow. auctioneer tate firm Of y. " Lud
low L Co. enc OF which was IN connection with James
Gientworh and the Other John A. BoocOcki Sept
Gerald hopkins, late merchant, y. y. sept
Pny II. DAVIS date firm B. " Dewiu Coz merchant,
New York. Sept. :.
Daniel r Parker tneber late American Transportation
Coz Ny.
Urish II JUDAH tlae arm Cromelein judah, kcl mer-
-hani. y Y.
Pe,er Valentine. late butcher. y. Y. Sept 2
David G.. HuggiBs, lexington Greene CO., sept.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
= Original American Novel; ABEL PA

SONS OR THE BROTHERS REVENGE, thrIhng
,l. Of the Sreai Fire just published and Tor sale al 'e
New World Oaice ~ Annsreet Pnee Il; cents only
The Une. rshmen, complete from the LONDON copy "H
he publ.hed on Wednesday Price 46 SCENTS only ueing
ip<t 100 ner cent cheaper than any other edition 1t
-,.-,,. jyS2t
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
MEXICAN STEAM SHIPS.-Jus'

,hl,ts, a h.,u,ir mt (in EBdIcous best stylrl
., ,'e r~.braed war STEAMERS Lon and kagr ouii 10
\ex york tor the spanish Government For sale a' "o
IL ar tfe .sfne place few copies of the eng hes
n, tlesa sr. iew copies also of suiinAn 70. ,t
All, irsi biz pressure engine. A. tnese nd liz
mo-. accnrat. cravings and couibine the iar-' s !,
mo-. approved propodons they should DC 10 W. "a ,,s.
-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

uav invites the attention OF gentlemen superior black
Hat at the moderate price Of -Four Dollars This quality oi
hat particularly commended to the economist as an aruce
possessing largely the essentials OF the most costly ard pre-
pared with all the and external hnsh oi rs hs'
quality. ~ "'~7s'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
MARRIED {:

ATrov. n. Y. July 81. John H. henyon,,yJr Of ID
eitv TO Ann Elizabeth daughter ef Capt "m' Harrison
Al Boston Rev. Thoma, Ia~rie, Missionary to sTra,
MIS- Hannah f. OsgOod.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
~ sreucer.. Imitation M0leskin Hat

This popular article is commended to the pubic a Pecu
iarly desirable at the present time for It's economy ro
80, =, - u,,s worn Price x3 2s SPENCER,
lis :, Fashionable Halter, No .i5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

~ ,.,, r,..,ysd Ioo yross Thi. Pen by s hinge-lke
e'arifv behind he a,is. allows the distance between w
NH. and the writer, fingers to vary " IN the pres,uit 81
IN. ma hpcoung thereby more pleasngly sot ana iru-
no ana easier 10 rite with than even qul pen ana g'
no "a the rnning hand the cleane, uniformity and bean
of ,los careful writing with any oher pen "e 49,,
AZ r.rnpt. made % copy and Approximate IN ~ 1sl- ~
b,v all are since the spec hcauon was snrohsl, Pl,1
nov mp0r,ani the masers have deemed ue nt" ~. vi
FoT al ,yho-,ae or retail Sausners HAL I'D red
sreet ''a u " a'''"''~ DAVID FELT co.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
HAIR ARTIST-Manufactured from ron,

ado. and gentemen hair IN i've hduI,ru ,.,s s,,,
d.,gn, me- kaces bracelets waic.g III bs,.
er, rns viz. scalps Sc. &c lahss *, !, Gormed bv
IT,; ~ al iylng or decreased friend eas get !. t 80
bis, mo any d. gn the mist can esner.'s, eIRpy
II Will he a keepsake invaluable -, m .,.Irs-frt nre-
lh Btoad"lyi corner o' Li'''' yl6 tas
pfIn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

GouKAUp's Ffeckle and Pspr LoIoI
Gors.up's Vegetable Liquid Rouge
GovSluD's Vegetable FACE Powder
Al Original Office, 81 Walkers door from Broadway
.,.fg 1wlfa
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
Passenger Arrived

Ig the ship Hellsssosi. from Havans-P G Gruue, III
M.Ie;. y >argcani sni A Cumlernorfh
10 the ship John Mniurn from New Orsans-Mrs Nich-
ole. Nj. Chapman NJ, wa,kin. capt Pens ger, WI an
Wreath. W Fees. John Campbell and u 10 the si'era.e
II the schr Charles Hammond. from PORT Lou II
Bruvn, scott. II II Fong. II >i.aacr, Mrs f.emming
rltIf
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
" The Broadway Washington Temper

ANCk SOCIt IN VIII hold great meeting this tWtdues
dlyt evening" at Con eat Hall. 400 Broadway at O'Clock
Asug the SPEAKERS gentleman tate Editor Of the Lon
don >un) VIII give his experience Fashionable WINE
Beer. and Porter Drinking.
iva ii LEBBtIS CHAPMAN, Sec'ry.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
rrTbeoIoxicaI Discussion.

Theological Discussion between Rev' MI Henson tt'ho
dish and Rev Mr. ingalls, tUnversaSt held at Souihhou
l. l. IN January, lSi2. Price l2t cents ,,,
Al~o large variety OF Unyersas 'Books, famphlelN
~ "a, ,he niyerSas Book Establishment, Nc $50 fultos
street between Nassau and Broadway. W a@@u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

IT PARTICULAR NOTICE.-Those persons having
furniture OF any description dispose or or VINO are sreah
ng un housekeeping will find ready sale tor any portion
or all of their goods by sending their address, or calling
upon The subscriber Goods to any amount purchased.
- " COTTON co. 1871 Chaitam-s'
- Private Sale 6rstrate Piano Fores that will be sold
= ll'"'e '"i' ''''' 10, dSO
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
~ Trausparent Italian WindOw " shade
al IyrR ~ MOODFORD, 20 Caiharine-sL. (accnrcing
nos.r OIn,.tcd,s New BOOK

Lie and Writings OF EbeneleI IoIuI , II ,,,,Inog
ssr>es :, IN II ns TO Parents and Instructors on the a
ana rducatsn Of Child OF GenIs' by Deni,on olls'el' %
Prof OF Na,ur. Pb oSophy and AronoHy ln sis
n.> u'J pu"'i>"NN'' 1873 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
TO INVENTORS and Pateniee'.-
UuE PILLAR Of Divine Truth immo-
DARDFE,S NEW-YORK and New

Orleans wrltisg and Bookkeeping Acadt my, No.
n rtv,treet .so doors east of Broadway, mont roo'
second door. 4. =. .,,. ias.o,s
Double Entry Bookkeeping, taught in twenty lessons
Single do DO 90 N.F. e ~
Penmsnshp 90 '"ri.f ~
Strnogrs Apply 40 ,v,Is,,e
of renestinr the course without extra eHpenss. !,
,s.r,,e Retsrences-Rev j. Nichols. late rroe.s'i W
I,r,r.0es Tni,n College. Schenectady, ~ l. u -
IanSon 20 of the Mobile Advertiser ana 'hronclr
Col q \ Ianyior N,w.Oreans. Numerous re'onim.h'
l,f,or, rom pupil. NAV he AT the ROOM JyN l."
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
A MEXICAN MUSEUM and Gardens.

n Nf.hIiAN WI SEt VI
"A CORNER OF BRAODwAY AND ANN ht.
Opposite -. Pau'. Church. BroatNs,.-P I bAsNeN'
Mlnlgf r-iuere = Nov..ies Mr. WIN dts<n ~ q, > "
tier Bau.o Frt-avacuvas. Tl.wrmi.ruI Gypsy "lTL
can be- pr aifiy consult II a. N oracle LsosI ~ n,
LIN. OLD AMI YoCNG NICK. N which NJ. M.se,s,l
| sustain, chlractcrs sp-Hdid DRof ctk VI
Amy. a native arii.L EVD.risents IN ANIMAL Nt'
NEfI>M Ms ROsALIt. the peculiar vocalist: u,
BlNo LADY S1SS sysrS S Nah, Gl .,
Ten "co,k Day performance, .yery wednt say ani sal
J<day Afternoon. 4, 6c.och Day VsieE' admitted if,e
AdmSor To .he whole Museum, Garden lad entertain.
neuls, = cents Children bait price
The pepared o execute order, for g'nnen =
o. stock >sa.cnable goods, at the lowest poss BIZ
price tor ct,n ~trangers cirrens va want OF nr>
articles really moderate prices. are invited 10
cal AMI Judge Tor themselves
EDUCED PRICES.-James DAILY,
IL 257 Broadway. corner Psrs Place respectfully N
orm. bis old customers and the public generally that he
Ia reduced h. prce, 70 correspond to the present Dr.
pressed state o h- times While the reput,uon which -
establishment has enjoyed last year, tor s1pcror
tv of workmanship ana elegance OF At vii be fully su-
iainci. JsS SiawsM"S>
SOMETHING EXTRA.-Just received
~ very large a~oument OF Jaconeu Cambuc' Az
P.a.,.
The former stock Bankrupt style Of goods formerly
sold at Is 6 and =, selling TO, ,6d, : ami = 3d. i~en-
" I'VE per e.at caper thaa can be bought any other
store.
Also splendid assortment, OF Scotch
GINGHAMS.
little damaged, worth :, for only j per yard.
A lar.e rich and el, gan, assortment OF
MOU>SELIN Dr. LANES
for /. 4d Is sd p &c e more than cheap, together
with an unsurpassed assortment of French, English and
American -
PRINTS.
from, 81 rer ward up % French for i 6d To >, Cd
White and brown " Islins from sd up. Linens, >hr'
ings Sh.etng, Damask Diapers. Towehns, &C. Sc, H.
.aie at the wel-sno~n Cheap Store, No. A Ce.tre DC
tween Grand and Broome-sts T. H. hhNi
Ps Ladies, call once and | know you viii come
,,,io Jyls 2ws
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

j. Wanted TO borrow. the sum OF $oVNon hs' .oof'
sare fertile anl productive Farm OF 100 acres IN Ere
Co.. Pa under good cultivation, and worth at least
5000 The advertiser has usincumbered wauaniee
deed direct from the State ans Will pay any reasonable
rate the loan rsPaying in four annual payme's or
Al at the end three years, may be preferred Inquire
ofihe Editor OF the Tribune. who Is well acquainted wih
the advertiser and his premiseS Jy'u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
II To Travellers Geauemsn .,Iu;g "; , c,iy ar

II To OTruvelers.-Geuuc1nenv vAl:f us Wy de We
respectfully invited TO stop at the GRAHAM Huu 81, %
Barclay where quie home pieasani reohls, C'
bed. Wholesome food and atmosphere un">ohtu uy
alcohol tobacco await their acceptance Io" VINO pe
heye il impossible 10 lv, rgidy temperate ana puey
Vegetable Diet without pnvauOn are requested 70
give II one trial The house very convenient To the bns'
ness part OF the CITY and tO all the Steamboat Landpgs-
Terms moderate. Gentlemen visiting the Ciy with parl
of their Families will find home vastly more agreea-
ble thar 3 Hotel. shower Baths tree. Jyl9 II
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
Posi- OFFICE. New-York. July -, lsl--
II United states Express Vail between
New.Nork, Albany nnd BuhatO.-ihe lus.

master General ~th virN to the accommodation ol u'
pnhlc ami o increased despatch and security '' r'uo
-, love. tnt,r the immediate supernicsi""r' "i W
= rrpo.tE 10 NPiinrl, Tor carry ing the Mni' brt"r'
bi. CIV Albany Buffalo aud the Intermeiatr places l
clnd 81 Trov with directions To cause tue delivery al s
earl e>t possible time. ,, -,.,..t .,.,,,
,s hcb carry the Mails to Albany, Troy. anu inter-
mediate places from &. T. W until the time oi hep''uI'
during ~hch time postage can be pad. -.
,s Mail direct 10 Albany which leaves at O'Clock T. ."
from 81 NJ until the time OF depariure-a letter no' pe
o Mac ON boarl,ad boat. under the lock OF the depart
ment. -. -.
The MESSENGER. will 90 through Buffalo. and are n
sircfe n .xer the greatest diligence IN The performance
of these dneS The arrangement will commence on th'
2oih instant Il, ,,,,
After the 20h Instant letters by the o'clock steamboat
,iiI he rc,,vsd a. his office up O'Clock T N-anl
Iet,ers f,r the r O'Clock boat until O'Clock 7. VI .
iyl8 ~ JOHN LpItlhrh 'hN''"' ''-'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
C,ut.AP CRoCKERY STORE, lot

Bowerv between He.'er aod Grand streets wi re-
Ill he 6,uDd ou- of he large. aud b-s assorted storA ~
t- CIV comprising every style and quality OF chln' 80
ard nner w,r@, white and printed stone 1o o O.,
90 rr.,s.I la., Hail Astral ana Manel Lamps. 'ifAh
1ol-, English Britannia Ia sets, Cssiors' &C. Ae'
..fl ln.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27


At the Board to-day the operations were very light, but
Generally al slightly improved rates Delaware snG lind
con nproved on time about per cent For regular
uay 8 offered - asked. The last cash sale was al s
Farmer. Loan improved per cent Harlem !; stoning-
ton l. For Mohawk Sst offered 30 asked.
The sales Of sie Stock again confined 10 the fancy
descriptions excepting at the second Board, when $500
Ono S1es 1850. were sold - All stocks were arm.
state 1919, 100 offered lsi asked sHes, 1850, 20
offered Of akeIi 1861, ~ offered, 1862 %. offered "
asked So 1861 % asked Fves ls45 ~ offered l asked;
1851 offered 1856 80 offered, 81 a,kes 1850 30 asked
Ohio si1e 1850, - offered lsn 7j offered 81 asked
Kentucky offered al aked Fves so. offered IS 5a,ked
City Seyens new. 10 offered, 1901 asked water Loan,
1885, - offered az asked 1870, - offered. 83 aske.
5000 Illinois I0t
5000 do % ..-...s. y , p. rot
$1,000 Indiana FlNfs q, =
Nothing o. importance doing IN Foreign Exchange, and
rates a. before-serliog 81, Francs IS.
In Inland bills there j. change. excepting in AIabrns
funds hard OF sale at 30 percent discount There
appears 10 be no suyers for any description OF funds
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

T To Printer-.-A Printing 'once % suitable 10 ro'
&c Tor s.e at bargain this city, The ,ocanon = "a
ceent and the entire cost not ever $So rsymsn. may
be made 10 work. Address Box i%'' rsIA ro''on'e'
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New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
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IN - ltchrs warranted keep good time 90 ~. sIney
I returned - .ut .esl 20
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