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See Consumption-Death is nigh
All fee when he appears.
From the lost one comes a sigh.

Pa As friends let TALL their tears.
90 If advice had been taken in time, the lost one
would have been still with the living. But if one is
lost yet thousands remain to be saved It to those
advise trial of the clarified Essence of Horehound
in time and you stop ..
Clarified Essence of Horehound pleasant and agree
able remedy be found in the materia medica. II
beyond doubt the best medicine for lung complaints
yet discovered Twenty five famous cough ingredients
constitute the compound Try it at once. j. Pease
& Son. manufacturers, As Division st.
no CONCERT D'HrvER AT NIBLo's-Thes pacious and
elegant saloon superb promenade and the rare con.
servsory of exotic and other foreign plants at this Gar
den are now open the visitors who offend the Con.
certs DHver where, besides the beautiful walks and
accommodations, is to be heard music OF unexcepton,
able quality Mr. Ternn presdes at the panoioIte and
Signora CARTS and Mr. Sinclair the vo
calsts Miss Sloman her difficult pieces on the
panofere and the German Band make sprghtly the ef-
fects during the promenade. The season OF these
amusements commenced here Monday evening. and
the second Concert Will take place tonight These
amusements well worthy Of patronage.
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This gives vast accumulation of debt, notwtthstand
ing that the debts OF all the cities not included
We have received the report of the State Treasurer Of
regard to the payment Of the February
interest he has the following
There was an az ailable balance in the Treasury on
the first of January ls42 of 1886 49, at the disI
son Of the Legislature, and applicable with the nett
revenue of month of the payment OF the
interest the public debt which will be due on the LIST
of February This amount of interest and preniumthis
Department is prepared to pay in current funds;
very different state Of things existed az the com
mencement of the last session OF the Legislature. Ao
,f s treasury
The express provisions of the law, appyng Certain
fuzds to that object, had been disregarded the Le
gisature driven to the exaction of loan from the
banking institutions Of the State, which with diff
Guilty realized and which led Immediately to the suspen
sion of specie payments, under which tho Common
wealth is still suffering.
This different result is mainly attributed to the provi
sons Of the act Of fourth May last which enforced the
specc appropriation Of funds in the Treasury to the
pir poses directed Since the passage of that lew have
strictly adhered TO directions and applied the specific
appropriations the objects directed add have never
permitted any money in the Treasury, applicable by
law to the Ray Of interest to be applied to any other
use pressing The law has been my authority
for this and the result has justified the policy pursued
On this point it my duty well smy wish, to con-
form TO the declared will oil the Legislature.
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2v5.I52,03s Q2s .sss s4s

m, 49,, d, -.
Ihose marked nave iaiied on their interest,"
This exhibits an increase of Indebtedness Of near
so6 Ooo oeo If which ca ono 600 10 On account of the
United s,.,s. nj Tho sre.t decline in nrices that on
S""eu o'... y. .n' s'e,' ue.'n' ~ P.'o'a' ua. VI
Me pa.a '. "'e .'ase " oao . M nv"
Legislation Of Last wear authorsing inudicous loans
y ~ 10, -, -
49, .,-.."r s.s.-.'. ~ =, -" Az.
a. :" ~ 90 .A' . .o.. ~,
=. 'Ae - 'A-' S'a,o' oN ". w. N'' - '-''
pa.s,'..s IT,. =. ;. =. s... 10 ,o.s;.,., .;,A
an, e~csrt;,r ~ ~ ood naon 81 M; s,as ~ t
ample provision for the payment of all debts due by this
StateJs'riy and la~fuAy contracted
In debate upon striking ont fairly and lawfully con-
tracted, in this resolution, Mr.. Walton spoke fol
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Ships Louisville Hunt, New Orleans r Eonim 49, 10,
Eat s$s TSs .:% HI s.s: Gs
.a Eayw Jk!ws M1 Sullivan AH
Mao Gs9y fsas
Il rss%a 81 sS
Arrived.
Ship Rochester, Woodhose from tvcsIpSO % bso Idss
sis. f st
ssl sas a: 'ss; :sa stt s
Ssey dr Ss unss carry %as s
Snss 90 spoke brig ch'eyif0m St Thomas for St
Btsh :hp Bellona Wiley SO days from Glasgow mdse to
e. %s .:Es. s - H.:s as
I mer, for N ;i ' - -
Hamburg brig Robert & Louisa Foss so days I'm Hamburg
mdse, TO Mott 4 Pol1-lo pussngers
New bark Lewis (of Cohasse days from Boston, mdse,
murray ssh Pee y. SS S. ,sSe ats
British brig EIgns Bechs Gate Nov who died the
bag. Pmsno to Dawson s.G sd w.. a. u :t
L. a On e .g9t S:T d p Ks.Sn IA s ST
Kingston Norfolk Lett American vessels at Savanna
sehr saml Coddington Kteiash, from York River wood
sioop Frances Ann Lewis, days from York RverLwoOd.
to master. u
One bark Wind sw.
General Record.
PACKET ,ur GLADIATOR Britton, for London sails to-day
| Her letter bags at Gipin's, in the Exchange.
Naval.
s. osSss; s. Di Ss 81 90
.AS's'ssi . fss ss s f1
Mid .leo w: .a Ts'f ,S s' s ger @S
M,e se,F S9Pnss w''' ''''s
| Rssigoation-Jana 1t searcy, Bee 81 issi'
| Foreign Ports.
| HALIFAX Jan s-Arr Exile Alexandria, 49,, 49,,
HAn.ours rs Dec q Arr Camilla, Healy NYOrh '''h.
'Hss ST. GEORGE, Bermuda, Dec asArt James Norfolk
r5t IS a. #;sa. Fl fas a'if Sss5s
''"""S''' United states Ports.
s.m G 7c Gov % sas M A
om s+ s 6d:s Arr iss csToss ssset Cherry
18th moSene, frankfort for Matanzas Passedup
BAY ss 19oer LAMA Rio Janero &c via CAPE
.Arr Nh H,% %s R,s5 ia sss %
sosIos jan sDArT Mason St Uss. 9TH ult LEI, Am
o. he all III I'LL al q y:
ss
ed yellow she had double name. The first part Of which
sss d S1s D
A i FISH ssS a:' fsa
R,,hmo1d Arr 18th, VIM Lsdd Newcastle Eugi raesuhe'
| Fredericksburg; Page, Hsiet, Nfork ~. .-..
NIw BrpF.Hp, Jan I2-Arr Alert DAVIS ne" 1orki l''
, | Rillov say ann.h; Rosetta Philadelphia
| N.srucxrr. Jan ii-sld Cory, R,own York, n ,,.
mouth aud sailed i7th snd remain at 10 ~ l7th fon
Rogers NYo.k for Bahi Clarion Gloucester of "eo's'V'
(supposed DC.) r., x.c.lL "a, po.,o.
, | with loss OF iore-al. ~n-,..,s. Catherine
| do. t,ouimaux, frovincetown; WIN Alec NiorT
Sav.sNaH Jan i4-Arr LADY Coeercos lgrls s 'p,-
CID 18th A Psrke. Liverpool; hxcsL ~ p.,on ~
, mnn,h. Larch Barbados Arr Charisson,
sT MARKs Jan5-Arr Don uap Nfo LIE ,o eon'
Nc,yi,s- and Gng NYors; Mas pos.eh' Al
arrived 81 clair. Bordeaux ca saw
son Morosco Emene, Fish, New ORR joseph ha"Sey'
| Boston
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On Thursday 2oth inst, Mrs. ASS WEEKS. -.
The relatives and friends most respectfully invl
ted 20 attend the funeral from the residence OF CT nus
bsna III McDougal street, on Saturday morning ~ %
rloek when her remains will be taken to Hen pseao,
Long Island, for interment -,
on Thursdav both inst M,nrH, w. youngest d'ugh.
ter Of william s. and Hannah A. Ladd aged years anu
months. =. 80, A.. r.
The friends Of the family inved to attend the TO-
neral AZ "a o'clock from 20 LisIen I'd street
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building of that kind which we had having been
recently converted into business house Please
notice these facts evincve OF the progress OF liter
especially for the benefit Of eur northern editorial
friends who have harped SO much on the immortality
Of Texas.
We have nothing late from Austin. Congress,
it is thought, will adjourn soon-say middle Of this
month
Our farmers are bssily engaged preparing for
new crop. Business is brisk at Galveston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-21

BR,eHros CATTLE MARKEr.-Monday, Jan. 3Oh-
At Market $50 Beei Cattle $50 swine ana s2o oheep
PBrcss-Beef Cattle--We quote TO correspond with
last week about the prices obtained for
like quality. First quality S. so 10 second quality
AIS %; third quality, SO so a a50.
SHEEr-We noticed few beautiful sheep but could
ascertain the price they sold at We quote lots
81 SO to So
sw,Sr-A small lot selected 81 Ate lot to close at
35c At retail from to 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-21

The steamer New York, Capt. Wright, arrived at
New Orleans, Jan. 9, from Galveston, whence she
sailed on the 9TH, having been detained by log
The following paragraphs are extracted from
letter published in the New Orleans Bulletin OF
January 10 -
GALVESTON, Jan. 5, 1872.
Our Presidents Message finds but little favor
among Houston's warmest political friends here.
The people here do not believe that the plan pro-
posed by the President Of issuing paper on the
faith Of the Cherokee lands, or any lands IN the
Republic, will werk well. The issues woaid not
pass at par, and would not probably long continue
worth more than the present Treasury Notes.
The lact is, the President finds himself in diff
Guilty in regard to the means Of carrying on the
Government and not seeing how to exfricate
himself from il, like all dro wing men, he +" catch
es at straws;" but we fear the straw which he has
now graspci will not long buoy him above the
financial waves.
The public mind here is all anxiety to hear the
fate of our Santa re prisoners in Mexico: That
nation may be assured that they cannot infict any
punishment or ind gniiy upon our fellow citizens
with impunity. Hundreds, aye, thousands, OF
brave soldiers are willing and anxious to 60 i'm
mediately to their rescue.
The Galveston University is doing well, having
about ninety students. This will be good insti.
tuition for parents Of your city and State to send
their children to in preference to the North;
| circulating library will be opened in few days
| to which the public will have access. One thou
sand volumes have been donated to il by the citi
gems of Galveston.
We have now four organized Protestant con
| gregations, Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian AZ
Episeopalian. Three fine Protestant churches are
a" being erected" We have no theatre, the only
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-21
baltimore.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l
RAIrruaRr. Ian 70. 1S42

BALrrMeRE, Jan. 70, 1872
Sifuaiion of the Baltimore Banks-Lord Morpeth
Ma. EDireR;-
II will doubtless be interesting 90 your readers TO
know something about the financial condition Of
our city banks, for which purpose give the fol-
lowing synopsis Of a statement made to the Legis-
lature by the State Treasurer the Sd inst which
will show the condition Of the banks on the LIST of
January, 1872.
TURNER'S and Pianttrs'-Capital 500, 425; inyest-
ment in stocks S35, $50; discounts $3.50 Sg7; spe-
Gle and specie funds III, s57 circulation Sli2,-
,S13; deposites Sl69,so6
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Passengers Arrived.

LIvrRPoo=Ship Rocheser-Mrs Mitchell Miss Mitchell,
Hayward, VIM Hatch, Mr. Hancock Mr. Frazier-4O The
steerage
H.Lir.x-Bris Acadah, at Boston-Hnry Elliot, of New
York.
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Passenger Smiled

CANToS-Ship Huntress-C v Gillespie, Miss T. Giles
pie, DAVID Gillespie Charles Klor Rev Mr. Lowrie Mis-
sonary, all of New York; James Dancker Of Phadephia
New ORLEASs-ship Louisvlle-yW BEAMS, J w Fogey
NOrieans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-21
poRTUGUEsE FEMALE PILLS

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THE ~ faraned LIBERATED pills from Portugal are
s. o,re.,s 10 obtained IN this county Sc, adyer
,;s.m. I on m, last colpmpof fourth d7s lm'm
pURN's ANNIyERsARY:-At meeting Of the admir-
Is or Of AYRSHIRE Bard IL resolved tina, the day
bfth Robert Burns be celebrated by dinner,
AZ usu H. the Blue Bounet Bou'e, on the a5th inst.
All those no DESTROYS Of participating. are invited TO
attend adjourned meeting at the Blue Bonnet House. this
rvsnns e att O'Clock to select officers Tor the
.brao and make such other arrangements may bene-
cessary. =,
e.is dollar 10 be had at the Blue Bonnst House,
aud IS Chatham street i2l IL
yyrANTEDA good second hand Piano Address M at tho
w o.e Of this Payer, ststog price and place. al lV
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Married..
Died.

Onw Wednesday, 10th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Cheeyer,
WILLIAM Hull to MARy w, youngest daughter oil = o.
Barry, Esq. all Of this city.
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Departure OF the Atlantic Steamers.
Packets to Dspa~s'
40 Masters Of Vessels.

omm.-ders Of vessels will center favor by having list
,e,r careoes passenger and report of vessels left at
70 port wheuce they sailed and the vessels spoken ready
ON their arrival for Commodore BAsErr Of fleet
Of news schooners. He viii board them Immediately on
thsir arrival.
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On Thursday. Goth inst, after short but severe III!
mesa, BRIDoEr MALONE.
The friends and acqusihtances Of the family earn
esv requested to attend the funeral from the residence
81 o'clock.
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n.,euros CATTLE MArKrr.-Monday :.

No. 100 % feet by 90 feet inches; .....; $3.50
hour and place. Uaoelock at the Merchants Exchange)
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New York Post once.

clOsesa p.M n.
Open on Sunday from q to A NJ and III to IA P.N
DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
C1osrs
Northern Mail p. N.
eastern Steamboat Mail daily, except Sundays. I'M
Eastern Steamboat Mail, via New fiaven Hart
ford. TO Boston. daily, except Sundays g. A. 81.
And the mail on the above is closed at o'clk
on Saturdays, aud despatched at l o'clk N Sun
day morning. by land.
Eastern land mail. via Stamford and Noiwaik to
New Haven daily, exf ept Sunday ~.
Southern Mail daily. 81 2. NJ.
An Mail for Philadelphia, daily at. N.
Southern Way Mail. via Jersey City, Newark SC A.
Sr: to Philadelphia daily except sunday. Pm.
All ether Offices in New Jersey supplied with
mails divergiog from this route. -
Mails tbs side Of the North River, via
Hsekensack, Nswburg. Caskiil, sc. to Albany
A VI.
Mails on the East side of North River via Yonkers
Sing Sing. Pouehkcepsie, Hudson, sc. to Albany
uNI{, 9 VI.
And despatched with the North Mail.
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90 FoR HAvANA.-Bark Brontes sails this day. We
call the attention Of her passengers to Mrs. Vests adj
vertsement in another column. The establishment is
and desirable stopping place for the traveller,
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MARITIME HERALD.

PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

L a court OF Chdncery neid IOr tue State
lay OF April A. D. lsl2-Present william T. McCoun Vice
Chancellor Of the First Ci-cuit-0lary Boldly VS. Malcn
Ketche Mary Ketchel. Andrew kechel William keichri
Isaac Kcchel, Samuel Kechel, James Daily. William IT.
vine and Sarah Jane Irvine his wife James heche Mar
care, Ke,chel Andrew E Ketche and Besey ms WIFE,
! John Russell and Sarah his wife-aln Partition:
amended bill Of complaint has been fled IN this cause Tor
partition OF the following described promises 10 wit: All
that certain dwellnghouse and !oi piece or parcel OF
round situate. lying and being IN The tlth ward OF tne
City of New-York, and is known End distinguished ny The
number two hundred and nineteen t2lo) Churchsrest
bounded westerly in front by Church sgeet aforesaid south
eriy by ground now OF late belonging 10 incoh A. Cole
norh-riy by ground now or late belonging 10 Isaac T.
Tanan and Charles Morris, and ea,tery by o' No l6S
containing in breadth in front and rear feet
less together with all and singular the rights pri
vieges h-redtanents ard appprcnancc remainder ant
rrmainders rents issues and profits thereof And also APP
pearng 10 the satisfaction of this Court the residence
of John Russell unknown that Andrew L. kechel, wheI
last heard from was believed 70 rc dc in Sou;'
America Beisey Ketcke resides N the State OF Penn
Syvania, William Irvine and Sarah Jane his W Re and An
drew kechel reside in the State las, aforesaid that vii
JCrsec-oH motion Ut c. Nae Solicitor III, Com 1'an
ant is ordered tta,ie SAID John Ru-e Andrew Nctcb
| drew Ketclel William kstche' and Isaac ketcsIr anc
zach OF thcri cause their 70 De rnrre5 nH no
tee thereof 10 be served tn to1pininants ~oDcfn
within four moths rom the date Of this order and in ca
OF their appearance that they their answer or az
To be served the compliments Solicitor whiH crty da"
after service Of copy Of said blu default thereo
cad bill si complaint be taken as confessed by them ant
each Of them And II further ordere That within t~ent
days from the date OF This order the said companap cau
th, order to be published in the State paper and IN TN
New York Tribune, paper printed in this State for three
months, once each week, snccessivey. tina, the sale
complananls copy OF this order 10 b. served per
sey Ketche william Irvine Sarah Jane irvine Andrew
Ketchel, William Ketche and Isaac ketche and on eact
ofhen Mt least twenty days before the time herein before
Tor their 'ppeaHFinsAs HIRAM Lf%SP6}R Clerk
c: NAeLE Solicitor. auto awsm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31
SARATOGA PAVILION FOUNTAIN.

o-The subscribers almos; daily receiving 81 rplies
of this celebrated mineral wafer which they are selling 10.
the present al very reduced prices Tor shipping or family
use and will deliver to part OF the city Tree
GASSNER & YOUNG, lSa Chs,anlst
who havc also on hand superior meet of Fresh Tens
Refined and Brown Sugars Cofes Sauces Fruits Serar
Wines, OIL, Candles &c a; the lowest market prices 5a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

WHITE PINE TIMBER
by the raft or Sagle log. or
sawed 10 ORDER into deck
plank. bridge and scow
plank, gutter sticks, balus-
trades, aad building timber
OF every description.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31
TINTED STATES Tea Emporium
X NAPP'S Cheap Fishing-Tackle anc

IN Gnn Store, 50 Houston street. between Cannon and
Lewis street the wilIausburgh Ferry. Manufacturer
and dealer IN oined poles SMELLS books, lines foat ak-
er leaders & 30 per less than elsewhere inst
cred superior OF Reed Poles fresh cut by the single
or By the hundred, cheap Guns, pistols and fishing
apparatus repaired altered made At reduced prices
joints, hollow butt, only 81 each. au23 9m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

An INDIAN SHoT.-The Cattaraugus Republi-
can of the 2ed says: '1On Friday, the 18th inst,
a man by the name of Lafayette Keider, at Cold
Spring, in attempting to shoot a hawk, accident
ally shot an Indian, who was standing on a rising
piece of land on the opposite bank of the Ale
gany River. He was alive the day afterward, but
was expected te survive but a day or two"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31
GEORGIA. PINE TIMBEB
HEMLOCE TyMsER

sawed into plank rails logs or sawed ino rang.
lRynns and girders ensine!ing aud cross timber and
frames and other des all other uses reouiriuy
crption that may be reauirea. lio~priced article
Public Contractors Bridge Builders Man ufacturing Com
panieS Shippers, and others requiring large orders NAV
depend upon having them executed shortest notice
B.-Wehave also in operation two superior Circular
Saws Tor making long short small sized stn-such as
pales blind lab oasun stats, wedges rocket reds &c or
let by the hour persons furnishing their own timber
for rip saving prosecuting To all those Interested in
the above ipvite call and examine for themselves al
The Mill, foot Of Fourteenth street. North river.
C0LYER DUGARD
N. B.-Mr. VIM A. Palmer is hitting MP complete
Turning Establishment with power 10 execute every
description OF turning great saving em former prices
TINS aording buers and Others facilities for ohaiaug
materials exceed by other establishment IN the country
GEORGE CoLYEx, New-York Steam Saw Mill
fsoMAs DcGAap,} foos OF lSh-s.-, n River. auS I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31
NEW.YORK STEAM SAW MILL.

The Subscribers having their New Steam Saw Mill
IN eempeie operation aud also hana full assortment OF
white Pine, White Oak, Georgia Pine and Hemlock Tid-
Der OF he oe quality, prepared 70 furnish all orders
WIN whea ney nav he favored very reasonable Terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31
DATENT CHEMICAL OIL LAMPS

u CHEMICAL OIL, BURNING FLUIB.-The sub.
scrbcr would invite The attention. Of te prblc to his stock
Of GREENOUGHS PATENT LAMPS which from thei,
hear.y and superior qualities destined supersee all
others in The OF which is burned in ther is
chemical PREPARATION very Clean is properties and gives
brilliant and economical light The Burning siui
portable light, free from all smoke. smell or grease
will neither soil nor Stain Common Lamps can De altered
-ding expense to bur The fluid Tbs Subscriber
kirdy permitted &c refer TO same OF eur mos. respectable
families, who ale sow using the article
J. G.. HOOKER, 466 Broadway,
F.B-There g danger OF explosion IN either one .,
ese articles. 81 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

TREATY WITH THE SENEcAs.-The Madisonan
announces the ratification by the Senate of the
United States, of the treaty concluded at Buffalo
in March last, by the Hon. Ambrose Spencer, in
behalf Of the United States. The Senecas cede
about 10000 acres of good land, being two Of
their reservations the Buffalo and Tonewanda
and retain two, the Cattaraugus and Chautauque
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31
cys FOR SALE VALUABLE FARM

I Oh 1t II ' INtrf
80 AND COUNTRY SEAT in the town OF New
Rochelle miles north of the village There are
about 100 OF first rate ind In high state w cu'liva
ton with double perfect repair; about
= &C res OF grated fruit in full! bearing condition. OF
tho mos. approved kinds and ~ Of wood 'and The re-
,nainder about equally divided between p!o1shea past
ure. and meadow land.
Tic farm well fenced mostly with stone walls and well
watered with springs and rrnnng stream throagn u,e
whole cp.th OF IL There good barns, eide! mill
c1wouses granery. and other buildings convenient ard
suitable for such farm
Apply 10 WAGER HULL, Jr., Gu the premises; tn y B
BREWSTER, 100 Broadway, New York: or 10 THOMAS
Il BURLING Milton, Ulster coanty. Terms viii be made
aasy au9 mltwt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

DROOKLYN SALT WATER WARM
I'D AND COLD BATHS-FuLToN FERRY-Now open
for the season.
Genemea and Ladies can have warm salt water Baths
at all hours, from O'Clock A. NJ until 10 NJ. Ladies will
have the exclusive Of the swimming bath Tuesdays
and Fridays until r. NJ. None will be admitted after S
P. M that the bath may be liberty for gentlemen p
NJ. Gentlemen admitted at all other times.
Warm Cold and Tepd Shower Baths TOR ladies and gem
temen at ill tines
Salt Water warm bathing is highly recommended for
diseases rheumatism &c There recently been
added superior Medcaed Vapor Bath, which will be
ready at all times
~ Warm Bath, IS cents 5 tickets, 81. Cold water
Bath. l23 cents; 10 tickets 81. Vapor bath. so cents
anl8 EDWARD GRAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

THO TAlLORS.-One of the greatest
IL discoveries made in the art OF Cutting. -JAB EZ
DAVIS has discovered the principle in the Balancing
and Drafting of Coat-which principle have doubt has
been studied than any other science for all other sci
have been confined TO hut few compared with the
thousands Of the trade that have turned their attention TO
discover this point both here and in Europe for this fifty
nothing complicated matter in what position the
stands When you draft the Coat, works out point
perfectly correct This system has been thor ugby attest
eddy number Of the trade for eighteen months in New
York. Any of the trade wishing 10 obtain good rule for
Drafting Goats, with original mproveme Vests and
other useful instructions in the general OF Cutting, are
solicited to call 1856 Fulton New York where they will
receive every attention. JABEZ DAVIS. aul9 In