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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-03

II is the month of June and Congress has been in
esson six months without having accomplished any one
fthose important measures. which, fifteen months since
we're considered so pressing that extra session OF Con-
ress was ceed at great expense to perfect them The
federal government is heavily in debt, without funds
Without revenue adequate to its expenditure and no rcgu
ar system of finance exists In the six months which has
apsed since Congress has been in session. the only i'm
orant bill which has been passed is that authorizing the
ecreary Of the Treasury sell the credit of the govern
nen to brokers for much he could get for it, This
Measure being vicious in itself has succeeded and the
mtarrassmens of the department greater now than
ever and about to be enhanced by the operation
that illudgel measure Of the extra aude 70
he distribution of the public lands The first payment to
the States under that law be made on the LIST day of
July proxmo to such persons the legislatures ofhe
veral States and territories the Governors shall appoint
to receive it, The amount of money due each State will
rot be large but the aggregate to pay will be very
embarrassing to the federal government in its present
condition. The amount Of the sales of the public land
hus far has not yet been made public but is understood
to be nearly the during the corresponding
oflas year. which was S73sOi2 Assuming the amount to
be there is according to the law to be deducted
the expenses of collection surveying salaries &c. and
the five per centum to the States. From the remain
der to be deducted per of the sold it'll
in the limits of eech of the following states
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois,
Louisiana Arkansas Arkansas. Michigan Michigan
The OF this 10 per cent is to be given to each of the
States named and the balance Of the whole is then to be d.
vdcd among all the states and territories accord
ing to their federal representation, The quantity of land
sold in each of the states named ly follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-03

FIRE IN COMPTON, N. H.-The extensive tame
ry and the grist and saw mills, owned by Clark and
Cutter, were destroyed on last Sunday morning.
Loss, eight or nine thousand dollars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-03

On the evening OF the LIST instant by the Rev. T. j. Saw
yer, Mr.. FRAScIs c. WIrrENnEno to Miss SARAH daugh
ter of Philip Burfell, Esq. Gil of this city, +r
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MONEY MARKET,
Thursday, Juno Go p. Nj,


The sales at the Stock Board to-day were exceedingly
small and prices did not materially vary. Delaware and
Hudson improved 4 per cent Mohawk declined IJor
lem, Long Island, l, New York State 6', 1862 rer
cent
The Farmers Bank of Orleans, a free bank which
stopped recently has made arrangements for the redem,
ton OF its bills Those of the Farmers Bank of Ams,er
DAM are also to be redeemed
At Baltimore, the rate for Virginia money is rapdlv inn
proving being per cent, and for Wheeling IL Der
cent. This is indication of preparation for resnmp
ton the part of those institutions
V. Midnight, ESQ., President of the Bank OF Kentucky
arrived yesterday in Philadelphia, with the new ccrtif
Gates be exchanged for the spurious of the bank
New Orleans paper contains detailed statement OF
the affairs OF the Exchange and Banking of that city
by the commissioners in charge The results are as fol-
lows-
EXCHANGE BANKING CoMpASY, New ORtr,S. Nav
- lsr, 1872
Total amount OF Assets sal3,ia2
lst-Thc Circulation, as,ito
2nd-Bonds to j. H,gan, for the ground on ''''"
which the Hotel stands due in the wear, aiooo
3ri-Due 10 Banks in the city, 10 ,Ss
4th-Due ~ Il inks abroad, rs
5th-Due Cor Dividends, Nos aud O. 557
e'h--Dne for Interest on ins;amcns, paid in
ADVANCE i,22i s3a,.s7
LEAVING OF values over Liabilities So-q o.,
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TO- A REAL BENEFACTOR TO MANKIND
Call at Clinton Hail. 1875 Nassau street. 3s Fulton stree
and you may have your cured for % cents Among
the thousands who have used DR.. A. Coopcrs Infaibe
Corn Save not failure has been known. Its merits
elknown, and its superiority all others was
fully proven by long, faithful and successful trial. be.
fore the thought Of offering to tho public in this general
manner, entertained and it is therefore, presented
with an honest confidence.
NIB. Warranted in all effect an entire cure or
money refunded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-03

SMALL PoTAToEs.-New potatoes were served up
in Boston, last Wednesday Ripe but small.
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39i,sO0


we allow $4,000 for the expenses of collection and
the original per cent to which each state is entitled by
the terms of admission into the Union there remains
from which this 10 per cent is to be deducted
which leaves s55l,l03 to be divided among the states
This will entte each to the following
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Passengers Arrived.

CHAaLEsToN-Brig Moses-Mrs Baker and child Miss NJ,
Nsh; MessH Holcomb, Searns, Farand Burchar Fra
els Davies, Tregaskis. Cassidy, Master Lee-and in III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-03

APPOINTMENTS ny THE PREsIpENT.-Gerrard ~ Causin,
Receiver of Public Moneys at Little Rock Arkansas wee
Peter r. Crutcheld whose commission Will expire June
49, 1912.
Henry NJ Watts to be Attorney Of the United States for
the Eastern District of Pennsylvania in the place OF VIM
NJ Meredith, resigned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-03

VShiPs Formosa and George skofed, loading for Havre
bark Mersey, and brgs Eagle and Robert Burns for Ii
verpool In port, 3 ships bark, o briggs.
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PERJURY. PERJURY.

THE above charge has for the especial qualification Of
few malignant and weak-mndcd individuals, been pub
Ished IN different papers in reference TO deste ccum
stances sud facts which the direct lie unounded and
int m accusation.
That chae, although cunnnelv designed, and closely pu
sued has fallen 20 the ground aud have been tpmphany
from AZ censnre even BY the person, who were chief
y instfuu, nia IN seeking 20 involve in ifculty
u Is due under such less to myself than o
my very large family ofnnoceu and uuofendng children tst
should tus publicly nail to III. mast and strike the death
blow of the vlanous caumny that has been usy
cncH,ated against and trust that hereafter there Will be
found desperate vile enough attempt 10 ure my
fair fame, with the inter and feelings oftoss
who are much dearer me thaa own life.
LEONARD COSTING,
Superintendent Of Henry Goslnss Extensive French and
jc13,sc American Eating House. Cl aud &C Nassau ST.
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40 WILLIAM STREET.
PR,ScpAL OFFics-Lctters deposited before half.past
naii-past H. and hall past o'clock will be out for
delivery at o, ], and o'clock
BRANCH OrrIoEs-Letters deposited before T. H. and 2
o'clock, will be sent out for delivery and o'clock
ALEX. NJ. GREIG, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-03
Between the fell destroyer and the grave,
There still exists on earth a mower to saw g.

to- THE OPINION OF THE CLERGYMEN IN RE-
LATlON TO PEASE'S HOARHOUND CANDY-We
have used j. Pcasc Sons Compound Hoarhound Candy
and freely recommend to those afflicted with coughs,
colds hoarseness, and consumptve complaints
cellent remedy those and for the OF the voice
professionally, nothing equal it. We recommend to
our brethren throughout the Union.
(Sgned) Rev. Mr. Lindsey Pastor M. L. Church, Sec.
ond street. Elder Knapp. Rev. Mr.. Crawford, Pastor NJ.
L. Church, Forsyth street Rev. Mr.. Luckcy, Chaplain
Sing Sing Prison. Rev. Mr.. Whitaker Pastor Presby
terrain church, Catherine and Madison streets.
Rev. Mr.. Griffin, Pastor NJ f.: church, Bedford
Rev. Mr. Hart 5ll Paarlstree Rev. Mr. ellis Ill Third
Avenue Mr. Barry, Pastor Wesleyan NJ church
Grand and Chrystic streets Rev. Mr. Lyon Pastor
German Mission church. Rev. Mr.. Lucky Chaplain OF
City Hospital And numerous others can be at as
Division street
AoEyrs-Zieser, 81 Doclstreet, Philadelphia, Pa Red
ding No. State street, Boston Rays. 81 State street,
Albany Haldeman, Louisville, Ky.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-03

QY- 1T Is PERHAPS NOT UNIVERSALLY
known physicians and others in the 18th century made
such great objections emetic their pet
dicne that parliament passed decree prohibiting its
But the utility Of this anmonial preparation has been
universally recognised For least let prejudice
submit to the power of evidence.
Mr.. O. Sickly, SOY Atlantic street. Brooklyn, most
distressingy i'll with bad cough and raising fbood he
could not get any thing to help him until he used the ge
nuine Dr. Taylors Balsam of Liverwor from 375 Bowe
ry. 1t relieved him Immediately on taking it.
Mr. William Grey, lla Rvington street, was given up
by and he expected get well of dis
ease of the lungs" He very weak when he
menced the oths medicine from 375 Bowery but this
vegetable remedy has entirely cured him. To this med
cine alone is he indebted to return to health.
Coughs and colds yield in few days when this med
cine is used None should be without it, and especially
these travelling. Remember, buy only at the old office
375 Bowery. Beware of countereits
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-03
HORNS PATENT ARGAND LAMPS AMI
IMPERIAL BURNERS.

THE Subscribers would call the attention Of The public 70 the
superior their glass fountain shadnwIrs suspend
ing side aud other Lamps Their glass fountains being noneo-
ductors heated like those 81 brass which are IN
expansion o. the contents OF escape
aror the room wholly different from spri
e, y Other Illumination. HONS Chemical
Oil i not only and stainless but devoid Of scent
nc during combustion and entirely free from smoke dam
g Of yielding light which for steadncss intensity,
c,nno be eqused by the best cabucited
gas These glass fountain amrs attention
r being 6lcd aud sited and will continue % burn ten
hour succession giving during the whole time light equi
r the flames Of not les than Ell candles. and
his the low price Of only halt per hour HONS
burners being suced that fresh Of
copp,ly circulating within he very body Of the OIL that
n. B-HonS Chemical OIL, elobcs ainp glasses wicks,
cans &c. Sc, sold wholesale and cts by
EDWIN b. HORN Co,
iel-im21wissc 81 Fulton street, corner CHI
DN JAMES ALExANDER HOUSTON h'n removed
~ his CoSsvLrtSo OTricr to No, HERALD btilpiSs
corner Of Nassau and Fulton stleets leH sm i~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-03

r ANDED from the brig Ohio, from Havana, Of superio
eri,es, By N, RAIDER, 10 Chatham street.
ls0 lms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-03

90 THE CREDITORS OF BENJAMIN F. WHIT
NEY of Seneca Fails will learn something to their n.c
rest by calling on J. Thompson, 50 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-03
PORT ORNEw YORK, JUNE 3, rsaa.


Sun hisEs' 80 - ~ MOON | 2
sUN 90 HIGH wArER....... 2 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-03

o. A LAMENTABLE FACT.-Thousands of per
have died yearly by Dyspepsia and Lung complaints
who might have been saved by the timely of co.
VERTS BALM OF LIFE. For these diseases it will
bear recommending. We have never known instance
where 1t has not given relief We do not consider it
for every disease but do consider it for
dyspepsia and where the lungs be relieved this
dcine will do it, On this statement the public may rely
with confidence. Principal Office 1876 Nassau street; also
l2 Water 70 Fulton SO William 10 Broadway, 10 Astor
House. az Broadway. -? Greenwich, &c. li0l lsS Bow
cry, 80 Division ST., IS sth Avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-03

o. THE MOST POPULAR RESORT FOR LADIES
during the day and for all the world night is the Anne
rican Museum at the of Broadway and Ann street.
The Mysterious Gpsey Girl privately consulted during
the day. and astonshes all beholders Then have the
Indians and squaws Whitlock the Banjo player and his
pupil Master Frank Miss Rosalie the vocalist, Bonnie,
ing danscuse, Animal Magnetism, Niagara Falls Albno
lady and 500 900 curiostes all for quarter Of dollar
This place opened Sunday nights. Great pre-.
paratons making for opening the garden the top
the Museum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-03

State OF Trade.
The business on the Albany and Boston Railroad
The receipts for the week ending May %, for pas.
sengers. ............... ......... 5000
The receipts of freight, Mail and Harndcn " 5sI2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-03

o5- SEA SICKNESS CURED by SHERMAN'S
Camphor Lozengcs, has been fully proved in many
cases They have been long known ereign RENE
dy for headache, paptaon and owness of spirits Who
has not heard OF Shermans Lozenges They literal
ly in the mouths of every body DR.. Shermans office is
Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-03

Besides the labels full of small printing done IN RED ink
there being the labels nearly three hundred impressions OF
Tie BRANDRETIi Pill Is sold at 25 cents per boz,
at Dr. Braudoilh principal Office, No 2l Broadway be-
tween Park Place Murray o a. his reAii Offices
2Ti Bower 1885, Hudson street. Canal and Up Second
street Ss, York. ie3 nsr
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Sales at the Stock Exchange.
State OF Trade,

Second Board.
$1,000 Indiana Dds 81 Is slas Mohawk RR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-03

o. CHATHAM THEATRE.-The drama of AIobb
the Outlaw Jenny Twitcher in France produc to.
night, John Seton enacng his unrvaled part of Jenny
Twtcher. He also appears in three characters in the
farce Of the Widows Victim, which, together with the
successful drama ofthe Shoemaker of Toulouse in which
Scott Held, Mrs. Thone and the entire company appear
constitutes most attractive bill.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-03

o. HILL IN THE FIELD AGAIN-Yankee Hill
who Of himself host finds by experience that at the
New York Museum his personal efforts appreci
ated by the audience than any other amusement he can
offer. He has again taken the field, and in consequence
the house daily and nightly crowded Those views too
than which nothing could be enchanting excite the
wonder Of all admirng visitors There's greater
source of amusement than the New York Museum
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oFa Eso EEh 9E BF FEE|fAeY m a.
p @ s ,sasy
nohsi and from "G' s' "n Ss a
lyey csa speak Volumes S s yo and
mted for the consideration of the public without further re-
Extracts from letter received from Benjamin p. Davis
dated Salem Columbana county, Ohio, 5' month MayJ
Friend w B. Moat-Ihave sold a, retail during the last four
LIE P and Phns B.r. and the demand for the past year
as than hs any n ys Of @ q.
aSs D"s OF sl' S%p says TIN, these m
.S S' ,s MS %nss OF e om r it, Te pca
iii he s ca i ha PHI H. to the @
family they prefer them thing they have ever tired
John Bali, Salem, had the dysregs in the Of
found benefit from the use Of Moas Pin and Bitter, and
% q y ca obstinate disease s best RE r
c medicine in his family in preference TO any other The e.
feet ofsd uPo. % induced seyg Of ms es as
Ibeieys in each ease the result was an eifecta cure will
family he eondef. them the best medicine he can he
When ana si he i%s ~sa2y i
thy medicine. t- credit Of curing him. He has sent several
Josiah Fawes,i was for long time act with dyspepsia
scrptons without recommended to Mofa Med
by he having faith
IN them He last to ask opinion ning them
told him had self been cured Of that disease by the
of this medicine, and felt be duly recommend 70
others afflicted with IT, He commenced the Of the rms
AMI Btrrs directed him. He called ~ again IN
aew days quite changed in appearance and said he fet br
Took another bottle Of Bit,e aad box Of Pills IN abou'
three weeks he ready hold Of the plough handles
again. lie HIS continued healthy and ascnbcs his recovery
thy medicines lie declines giving ccrihcafr not WISH ny ns
published informed him that "a his was stI'kns m
stance, which he admitted il seemed due to me Iuoc 70 nave
his published No, making further particular objection
use his name. a.,
John Murphy saws he afflicted all last winter with pam
his breast that such severity that he could not turn
himself In he'd without risns M. On taking dose of Nlof
r Pills he found relief the second dose removed
enrrrey lie had faith in the medicines I'll his wife with
some induced him 20 take tem Ills VIE sub
iecf 10 SMELLS sickness and has found nothing afford
her spc relief these Pills. Her husband she Is
woman in ~ hours taking dose These be-
Ieve ali except one still reside ia this country, and the fore
gny are mostly and unsolicited testimonials be-
half of medicines. number Of other have similar
evidences in favor Of thy medicines but u but seldom
leisure them down. and should not venture
relate for truth what has become dim memory. II
have mssrated any particular confident that has
by colorng them higher than the truth would
OF this satisfied that the REALTORS themselves should be
Judges for they will doubc. these memoranda for they
still life, and for ausht know IN the enjoymert Of health.
Signed, BENJAMIN B. DAVIS
For sale at the office Of the proprietor, SIS Broadway
White street.
DR. w. B. MOFFAT,
bv nnoin Iaus ie1c tinssr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-03

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE far-famed and celebrated Pills, from Portugal,
we perceive to be obsnod in this country See advertise
ment ON the las, column OF fourth page. m3 is
rTEN DOLLARS REWARD-Lost last "Wednesday even.
ing al Nibo's Garden d book of large size
containing tiers, bills and other papers, of value
any one but the Whoever will the No
Liberty street, up stairs, all receive the above reward
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-03

FRENCH RESTAURANT, No. Nassau street, opposite
L the Custom House,. BONNARD 4 ?. DEL AMOTTE
have the honor inform their and the public
general that they have added their old establishment known
for wards Of under the firm OF Bonnard the
Saloon the first floor of the house. and have be-
sides arranged several Saloons for the accommodation of
private parties and society dnness.
They will the greatest attention to orders for Dinners and
Suppcrs any Prt of the city.
Rooms and Ohces in the upper stories of the house
be had of them moderate rents. lel lms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-03

INDIA CASHMERE OR CAMELS HAIR SHAWLS.-
+. NEWHALL, 1872 Washington street. Boston, has for
sale fifty India Shaw; coors red and whe-ong and
squ,re-prices from twenty-five TO five hundred dollars.
Also, several Embroidered anton Grape Shaws
jc3 T&Th 2taw I'm inssr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-03

Ships Agnes, Cameron. Amsterdam Pfeifer & Wissmsnn
Orleans Sears, NOreans, WIN Nelson; Alabama Wood do
W Vi'EsharS Portland Nesm1h Leeds CoBak AnaYac
1D Saunders, West Indies, via Halav r. S. Tueker WiIso
Fuller Cobb Savannah; Benjamin. Lunt, Philadelphia Bad
Wooster, Lubec, Badger x Peck - - - - $500
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HUMAN HAIR RESTORA-
TIVE.
TIE HAIR OF THE HEAD CAN BE RE
STORED

READ THIS judge impartialy the testimonials bear in
~ mind that offered, but fair truthful
statement. The following will sufcea thousand other tes-
monias could he ofered--
FromJ. s. Baker ESQ., r Fellow of the Royal Scientific
Institution.
The Royal Scientific Institution has been favored with
specimen of jones' Oil of Coral Ccasss FOR e Of
testing its recommended qualities, and reports foows:We
have mnuel examined and tested Jones' Oil Of Coral Cca.a
and find that it consists of compounds decidedly favorable for
nouhing. soitenn- growth curing dandnf and
ing dark appearance the hair, being the qualities
COMMENDED by Mr. Jones' which his Society find pc sey
monial." (Sighed) J. s. BAKER, +. r. S. l.
Portman street, Portman Square London.
Sold by T. Jones, sign Of the American Eagle 82 Chatham
street. n w. the reasonable price of3 hlln-s bot
tle Be careful that Jones signed in handy ng
each labehe following agensl39 Fnlton ST. Booklyn
81 Dock Ph.adc pil Baltimore Baltimore; 81 State
5 ALBANY; o State ST. Boston. jeI lmsc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-03

ITO THE LOVERS OF SUPERIOR BLACK TEA
HcMqua's Mixture This extremely delicious and
aleled Tea highly celebrated in China and Europe just
ported for sale the Canton Tea Company General
Tea Establishment, l2 Chatham street, New Yorkin Chi
Packages. Prices 50 and 81. m2l lmsr
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S,~H. FOR HAVANA-DIRECT-Th fine and
/kx4ssN1NaJ well known steamship MATCHES, VIM.
//MITXAO Miller, commander will sail for the port
AEHE1HASly about the 18th of June.
psrior accommodations, apply TO
JOHN b. LASALA K Co,
m3n l7,r 40 Broad street.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-08
MARRIED !:

In this city, Sept. J. by the Rev. Mr. Andrews Henry r
Knight ESQ., Cashier OF Merchants Bank Providence X
to Miss Arne Winchester, daughter Of Isaac Winchester
Esq, of Providence.
In this city, Sept, at St Luke's Church. by the Rev
John NJ Forbes William H. Livingssn Mary c., dansh
Ter of the late Christopher Beakey, ESQ., all Of this city
At Cambridge Washington county. ~ Y. Sept By
Rev e H. Newton Mr.. E. Pearl Fenton to Miss Lucia VI
Cobb, both of that place
At Breoklyn, Sept G. John j. Van Nostrnnd to Nancy
In this city, Sept s. Royal W. Baker TO Eeano. Eliza
edes, daughter Of Col H. p Robertson, al ofths city
In this city. Sepi.6 William g. Medlicott TO Marianne
daughter OF Israel Dean
st Georges Church. Hanover square, London, Jul,
H. By the Very Rev. Robert H,dgson, Dean of Carlisle
William g. Hodgson ESQ., Of the State OF Virginia. 10 Mar
paret daughter of The late Edward Teiiar ESQ., of th'
State Of Georgia.
Al Newark n J. Aug 81, by the Rev. Mr. Cornell. Mf
John A. Conkn OF New York Miss Elsee MARIA Decker
OF Slatsn Island.
MAY many little Conklins crown
The blessings OF this happy pair;
May their fair bruws ne'er know irewp,
And nsnght but smiles of Joy ts:t there.