davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-01
Died

On the 27th ultimo, in the 2sth year ofher age Mrs
MARoARkL HkrRrETTA RAy, formerly Of New Orleans.
New Orleans paper will please copy.l
On the 81 ult at st. Croix, w. L. CHARLOTTE LESLIE
wife Of Thomas M. Adams of Norwich, Conn in the 2s,h
year OF her age.
On the 2Sth ultmo MARY, wife of VIVA. Shelly.
Her friends and acqueinlsnces respectfully invited
to attend her funeral this day at O'clock from her late
residence, Harsemous, N. J.
On the 2sth ult Of consumption, JAMES CHAMBERS,
printer, aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends Of tina family also those
his brotherin-law. William Fleming, are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral this afternoon at o'clock
from the residence Of his mother IL Forsyt street.
On the 18th ult, after long and Illness ELLEN
wife Of John QUINN in the 2sth year of her sge.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
vted to attend her funeral this afternoon at O'Clock
from her late residence foot of Joralemon street. Brook
lyn without further invitation.
On the ssh ultmo, HEnRr c., son Of Henry C. and
Mary E. Bowden.
His funeral will take place tomorrow, wednesday,
from 426 Greenwich corner of Vestry street.
Al Fort Lee, the 29h ultimo, Mrs ABIGAIL H. wife
of Charles H. Watkins and daughter OF the late Captain
Theodore Bellows, Of Charlestown, N. H. in the 36h
year other sge.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral from the residence of her mother in
law 255 Spring street, Hudson this afternoon at
o'clock 1.-The Eastern papers will please copy the
abovel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-01

Mssns ship Iussn :. 3, eass solien ls.aos Ns. .
Williams eo-6sJ II Talmau-I5s Hsmitou-'t Pe,tms
honk'ns Whiie-Is Wood Jahnson Rurr,tr-loo Lee
- !, w Msltb's-t Barstow Pope-ioo WLd-iooE
II, ribut co.'s w Green. =
sAASSAH-Brg firtoD-25 bales cotton David Lristerss
smith, Walls eo-2a Geo 20 ns-7s Barstow Pore-is.
noarmar yohnso. eo-37 C. IL co-2I Minor bernsso
ty bu'k CO.'S WIN Harrmsu-te Shspter- 50 cs rice
to sfder.
CHAsLEsrosaBrig Ashley-lto bales cotton Smith. Mills
CO. 20 ties nc. vetr Duckwix-so Tayer-25 Blgbee
bx Rohersl bbl Phelps, Dadg, col tc M Gallagher
Il bx Rogers krtthsn-2 order.
p.EsN. Brig New Jersy-ioo bales cotton 7 Pheps-3o
Williams eo-2l Fxrstow Pope-Is Lestsr-7s d, 81
hhds II Colt cello Ear'-ss do IL eks w iams-s
wens-3o A 4 Mar,r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-01
Sales at the stock Exchange
SO Mohawk RR
Corn Trade.

We are without nything to communicate rela.
tive to the corn market this side of the Atlantic
Quotations are merely nominal in consequence of the
small demand Prices average in the principal markets
about $5,7S
In this market particularly sales of Gennesee have
been made ut $625 and Georgetown Sc. There have
land
We learn from Rochester that for three days previous
TO the 24h not less than thousand bushels of wheat
had been cold there Price uniformly 81 06-that deli
vered contract from to ST. I5 Flour sold at S.
Corn a and oats 30 cents.
The present winter has been peculiarly unavorable
for the crop Of wheat the ground. That upon
land inclined to heave has suffered the most
Of preventing sickly appearance, and small share
Off having been already thrown out by the roots Wheat
upon high ground, however, looks well could be
expected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-01

tcerresponaencs u the HERALD


PnILADx UNA, Feb. n, 1874
The news 10 ON Harriibrr. that a bill has been
reported TO provide for the prompt payment Of the
state Interest, has had the effect Of puttnq up the
priee 81 State stock to-day about three dcIars on
o share Is other respects the stock market 10 net
materially dinerent from Saturday. nstwithstand-
iss The prospect is brighter than II then was Of a
full resumption q specie payments. The pnblie
Mad hss some days since, however, eentersd upon
that point, snd AL knsneiAl matters are aeeoano-
dating themselves 10 that end. Ia seems TO be
conceded that Ihrec OF four Of cur city banks will
break, ard that The others, doing very close bs-
sIsess for some time, val ride oat their difiesI-
tiss.
The legislative committee a. linvestieatitp into
the Departures from ths VIII q stephen GiSard,
an his beqaes for the erection Of college for or
phass " still in sesses. Asd athssGh the evidence
adduces exhibits rsoss nssrsst departure from
the designs Of the tessstor, and shove hat the
ney was mos wilfnlly and wsssefnily expended,
there has sot yet met my observafiea cay thing
that poists TO q c0rrsctiea OF Q remedy 81 these
AaQrsnt wroags Go the fsfhsriess. II seeas 10 bsa
puzzle 10 all TO hsow To What account all this
proef 10 TO be spplied. Every maa capable 81
reading, asd has eyes % see, ksows that the build
Ing Ia no respeet answers that psss,sd oct BY Mr..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-01

Baltimore.
fCouespozdense Of ne Heraldl
BALTIMORE, Feb. p, 1872.


Ms. EDsroR -
The prospects Of more beautiful day, for the
season, were never Witnessed The sun is up in all
his splendor. and is walking up the heavens ia
sublime grandeur. The airs balmy, preparing to
fan the infant spring. whieh we shall have, nesting
upon the lap OF mother nature, TO morrow.
James Gordon Bennett and lady visited the Ca,he-
dral yesterday. and N the afternoon departed in the
caisfor Washington, the purpose VI paying their
respects 10 Captain Tyler.
The new American tragedy Of slack Cade" is to
be produced At the Holiday Street tonight. Forrest
and Miss Clifion have been rc-engaged. Reuench-
mens . stil prcgrt sing with the currency. Even
the BARRIERS charge nine cents Railroad Orders for
shave, and the brokers twenty Live per cent. Car.
mere OF newspaper, too, are protesting against II.
In fact. the system OF self-proteetion Is running
through all cla-~es trades and professions
Governor Thomas and his lady are still in a state
OF SEPARATION.
Commodore Ballard has almost recovered his for
mer health. | ihlnk Mendon was mistaken about
the run away match with the Presidents daughter.
Yours, RoprRicx.H
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-01

The melancholy condition of the State credits il m
ter not only Of serious regret but Of real injury the
prosperity Of the United States collectively The dis
graceful disposition to avoid taxation In order to dis.
charge debts the part Of those States that are amply
able to pay their debts such Pennsylvania and New
York. has had perhaps effect in destroying conf.
dence than the actual delinquency Of those States
like Illinois and Indiana whose ability to pay 10 more
questionable. Indiana Michigan, and Mississippi have
virtually repadated their debts because they cannot
pay them. These acts have called down volumes of
abuse from those States that continue pay only be.
cause they continue to borrow-f abroad they force
leans from their own nsolvent banks and refuse to tax
although more able to do so than those against which
they clsmor There 10 doubt but that the Western
States entirely unable now ever to pay in full the
principal and interest Of the debts in existence-
II 10, then, clear that means must be found 10
get rid Of them, either by reputation or compromise
The hrst alternative repugnant to every one. For
the second many plans have been started One in ILL.,
nois, which 10 to sell the public lands in exchange for
the State bonds, at fixed valuation This scheme is
mpractieable inssuch 10 more to the advantage
Of the purchaser pay money at the market price than
to pay bonds at made price. plan has been project
ed, however by an eminent merchant, who il largely
interested in the State the basis Of settlement be-
tween bankrupt and his creditors to make the most of
what remains for the benefit Of all parties That is to
say the State large debt which she is unable TO
to pay. Her assets arabic lands unfinished public
works. and town lots Unless the works are finished the
whole is Of but little value If they finished the
value Of the whole will be sufficient to discharge
the debt and have surplus II the debt is repuda.ed
the canal cannot be finished and the State will lose as
much the whole debt amounts to- and the credi.
tors will lose ALL will require 50 900 to finish III
canal Here them is door open for compromise. 1t is
c1e To- he INTO at
and finish the canal This il the basis Of the PROPOSE
ton. We will extract the detail of the PROPOSE.
ton. The debt of the State summed up a. follows
STATE DEBT ILLINOIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-01

NEW ORLrAvs-Bak Flortnee--Ios bbls y 'eins
q Bull cosss do N,vias As RS 90 sss' r rse
Sch, ia 81 h. Brown- rs ssen Ie.h
rayre-IIo bbls Gre ~ ydeckef7 hh5s hoeesu "
Iiams-s7 Bosrm~n. Johnson co-?s es: WEI svhs
CSut-ss bales Ls,sr,t-ss! SKIS JHAr~r-s" bales 40
bxs A Averill CO. sJ9 bbls 70 crder. .,, rr,-.
SOS Roberts WiIlisns-sss bids Harmony co-asa
%Syw 5sIssss--Bng VIM p,ti-as shds sugar Roberts
W,,,ms--so bbIs pork 50 do tall ltpghsst.
NJ Emeins 800 bbis posh sod lard Leo
passr mrIicrsf Lsuryis Brpsh eeiA bbis yeschs.
S.rrss Roe eo-Joa SACKS n Hill Bros-ssdo vhs
Chu ehmln Rcberts-7o Ibis moIns-s De feys,er Whit
marsh. uIfI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-01
LEARY & CO.'S
FASHI SPRING -lS42,
FOR GENLEMENs' HATS,


WILL BE INTRODUCED SATURDAY, MARCH 5rH
ml2w NOS. tAND Aston HOUSE.
DRINCE'5 CATALOGUES Of the Linn n an Gar den and
Nurserif, at Flushing with the reduced ~
obtained gratis al 20 Nassau st. upstairs. Eiits
EXTRAORDINARY AT1RaCTlON-LAD Els TAKE
u NO IlCE .-Immense stock Of DRY GOODS Sls,eoo
worth just rom Auction Tie best stock Of Spring
Good, at Retail 10 the city bought such price: must
them speedy SALE The public ived 20 Examine
the assortment rihemssis for We supple. with
thing desirable and new for the Spring Trade.
HEAD QUARTERS. sol GRAND ST
just optned-Frepcb Prints.
cases French Prnts, from IL So TO 81 Sd yard.
s British - from IL Cd To Is
American, fr.m Sd tolls.
SILkS-siLkS.
cases s.lendid figured Silks, 81 giant styles.
3 =" blue, blacs striped and figured.
blue blaek black and nude coiored plain and svsry
variety in the market
SHAWLs SHAWLs.
Ofevery description large stock
DOMESslCS.
blesched Sheetings aud Shirtings. from sl to
10 bales unb e ached.very sty lie, frcm 81 to Iod.
Cloths, Cassimeres Vestngs Can broons Ss iaetsvsy
cheap De aines Tasiionis, bombszpes, Hosey Oovts.
Draperes Chines and white Coos Of description
j. n. DINMAN,
mi Inn Soi Grand street.
CHIP YAZOO Liverpool Letter bags will close this
mi r. X COLLINS co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-01
Cattle N arket.

Both the upper and lower markets remain about the
same they last week. There appears to be no
very great animation and do not alter quotations
In market not far from nine hundred beeves hun
dred sheep and lambs and hundred and calves
All the sheep were sold About twenty cows Left One
lot Of sheep fetched twelve dollars head.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-01
Passc myers Arrived.

LIvrarooL-Paeket ship Roscus-Mss Reynolds of Ire
land; Mrs r. O'Ne, VIZ Brown, England G q Burgess II
Clark OF New York; q Steele Of bany-and % ia the
steersge.
MosnE-shp Tuskina-F Hal and lady, Lee, 8
Birdsai.
eAvArrAH-Brg Clnten-Mr Bullock. lady and two child
rem; Mrs Odel Miss Kendck Miss Kimble, Mr. Belts MIR
Biirs-io in the re.rage.
NEw ORIEAs,-Br,g so,on-Mt Hancock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-01
Passengers Sailed.

LIvERPooL-Ship Gsrrick-Thos Harvey, Phi
James Robinson Csnd, Alexander Ross Antwerp James
Jctson. sederiek Redmond. Edw Moore of Man hester
Frederick Moisnd Edw Bz' kiu-u, Henry Sm ythe James
Hemmug Patrick StaesD, Of Nfork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-01
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS

Il
THE 81 far-faned ana Celebrated psls from Portugal
we o~reslve 10 b. obtained this country BEE sd.er
i,ssrnsni the l>A eoiunnof fourth rage les ina
no rnE fTBLTC-We are authorized BY David Leavitt.
i Esq, President, OF the Am,resn II :haase BANK, 70
n C. Jones sdrertsemtnt OF us morning IN .ne
Coar,ex Epa irsr without has sanction, ara hs the
individual Who s be- engaged opsnng itet psceu n
vsalt al ssd Bsnk By "a T. Jones rss nc, h"un az 20
time and tina, every hiag hsshen d1ne D. sag spl "a
journey IA al Al, The ,shle workmsnik e MA spa
"a sos nssa of hIs LABORs bs been be &C, :. H. y
Jones.
DR. solomon An hes never en- prssent OF dsmp,ea
sald lock. We sso al hptry 70 ~ '. VIZ
the tsw< Of a. ycn.s ths GO ss,ss ,l ne
deseeior msst "a the t~e an ""
eit'" ever al" P''A awxpswoRTH SMITH,
siIw Asss.s u ga Antri "A s-,s 10 .kOo'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-01
Married,

On the Goth ultimo, by the Rev Dr. Miner, JACOB NJ.
FUSK to Miss FRASoEs H. COCHRAN, all Of this city.
At Swanzey, N. II DKxrER BRIoHAM Jr. Esq, Of New
York, Of the firm of Harnder & Co. TO Miss HANNAH,
daughter oil Rev. Mr.. lockwood of 8.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-01

TO Masters or YesseIs

Commanders Of vesses will confer favor by having lot
Of theu cargoes and report OF vessels tan
DE port whence they sailed and the vessels spoken ready
on their arrival here for Commodore 5saxTr Of auf feet
Of seheonsrs. He will board them imnsa.tsly On
their Arrival.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-01

Having shown the liabilities, let up the
ces or assets Of the state - THEt
uf unsod canal lends lying both sides OF
the canal to its margin, Of great fertility hch should
be exempt from taxation for years and would then
bs worth,the canal being completed $40
The canal hss cost, when labor. including $50
board, was worth $40, now slipper month,
-four being $l2. now 81, pork sa5, now S.,
nearly five millions, now in its unfinished
condition, worth, say .....::... 100000
10000 acres Internal improv ement fuad land
State entered II at 81, 25-hard bargainat
that-worth, exempted from taxation Tor
20 years, including the unfinished road
and materials, and iron on hand,ssy SO per
The town settles on the canal route, with
improvements viz: Lassslle, Ottawa,
Marseilles. Juliet, Lockport, Chicago, in
GLIDING balances due on canal lands al
Of the canal. ".e. P'".. :. 100000
oPer cent interest, pay able annually,...' sooO"V
Assets. $laisooOo
These to be rendered to the nominee of tie creditor
party. The canal to be completed by them in h.ed
period and in prescribed FORM The issue of 50 ooo
600 to be applied exclusively to that purpose and to be
sanctioned by the people in convention A permanent
tax to be simultaneously laid to pay the interest," and all
the lands thst the State may own hereafter acquire
to be pledged sinking fund to discharge the primer
PAL The consent ofhe holders Of the canal bonds who
hold prior lien upon the canal to be first obtained
This plan appearsto be feasible and is absolutely neces
sary for the welfare the Inhabitants Of Illinois, equal
ly for the creditors shown II not the debt
alone but the remaining property of the Statethe val
and produce Of every mans farm that depends upon
the issue The State depends upon migration to settle
iss lands and increase its aggregate wealth. They
not expect either that migrants will voluntarily enter
State overloaded with taxation that they will incur
ihey avoid IT, the odium Of Reputation The present
and future condition of the state absolutely require
compromise, and the plan Of which have here given
an outline seems to be the best that offers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-01

-ad then this ss,h bsnk bess in the whining oss of
nsndaesss to ~rsas lie creditors Little longer. When
the bank made the loan TO the STATE knew both that
The State could not psy IT, and shst the bank could not
Psy ewn debts unless IL did and yet II had the temsri
~ to sndefssks the operation. bank nismansged
'hosid be stopped at once deserving Of no credit
whssever
The iolis~ing 10 statement Of the Commercial Bank
Of Rochester. sfree bank, on the 18th Instant
CossrretsL BAsx ov RocHrsrka, Fns. Is, Isi2.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-01
CAPTION

RIO ALL THOSE WHO USE TIE BRhNDIETH
L PILIs-A FULL DESCRIPTION Os THE NEW
BRANDE THAN LABEL-PROTECTlONA UAINST
| COtJNTERFEITERS-To protect the public from the
counereiers Of the BrAsdrsths Phis
have Al very erpenditere OF money and time col
from nv agents all Of theBrandre,hs Pills with the old
at 10 OF labels the boxes; THERkroHr svv ro>v
rur ,Lp LABELS. As all sucH ARE cnuNrxnFrfr. The
only genuine BsDdreib s no sale have three r.
nsIl each engraved steel expense OF several
thousand dollars. The label the 81 zach hox h
trptcd with led ink several hunde times covering the
whole surface Of the label asd this beautiful border
in and around The outer edge Of the border the
W. Entered according to act Congress. the out
District Of New York" Within the border will he found
lack ink; "Brsndrcths Pills-enrely vegetabegood
al times-dose from TO 90; and the middle OF
the label from end to the other OF the within the
border. the sgnature OF B Brandreh. M " and
this signature anange OF about degfeesm writ
ten Benjamin Braudreth.
The label on the bottom OF the box ia also printed white
paper FIRST in ink liar TO the top label Over this arc
i've distinct borders bs OK nkwihn the border IL
printed sso in black ipk See That the labels on this boz
with those hs certificate no Others are gerupe ~,
Brandreh and bel.w the borders In stisht ne
Benjamin Brandreh" The LABEL the aide Of zach bon
printed yellow pa,er ana divided by black hhss into
three parts. IL c first largest division will be cued these
words No Brsndreh Pills genuins unless the boz hes
three facsimile signatures upon thus1B namn Brsncrs,h
ke In he 81, son Is All The ltbels
these boxes to be inc udc en rec according
the yearis by Brandreh, in the Clerks Office o.
the Ds!ict Court in the Southern District 81 New ioi
In The third and last division are the worDr braoure
Principal Once, al Broadway, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-01

Girard in his viii. Bat how is the wrsss 20 b.
rightedi MIR Duane tray remarksd that Any pro
posed correction now eeme too late IL % - ess'
ana ~ cheap TO reach the end desired ~ the tee
tator BY passing on to the end the present pla'
az il would be t. take the back track By diminish
ing what was never Contemplated to be erected
IL this be so the committee bad well save IN
money of the Stale BY an adjoarnmest. john
Read, Esq has occupied nearly the whole OF ths
day in giving his evidence.
Some six or eight persons have been arrested
within day or two for attempting 10 pass counter
felt Relief Issues Of The Denominations Of two dol
lars. Purporting To emnafe from the Berks County
Bank They are fimsy limitations.
The opinion Of the Court 81 General Sessions,
which expec ted to-day In the matter Of he rule
On Willis II Blaney, late high constable, ehArg- d
with connection with certain great burglars, vas
postponed to Saturday.
This has been one Of the most delightful dsys Of
the past winter, and there have been many. Our
streets have all day been filled with youth snd
beauty, age and inhrmiy. All 10 asima'oa bat
business.
The transactions in stocks were light to-day a.
prices much the same as Saturday-sxceyt State
Elves and Reading Railroad, the latter Of which
was raised BY " soener" among the brokers' the
State stock was affected by proposed issislss'es.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-01
MARITIME HERALD.

SON RIsEs ...s % NOON ...u &C
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-01

NAVAL CovRr MARrIAL.-A Court Martial, 81
which Commodore John b. Nicholson is Pres,
dent, and Captains William Bolton. Franc,s u
Gregory, E. A F. Lavsllelte. Daniel Tarner. Isaac
MeKeever, and S. II. Stringham, are members,
and C. H. Winder, ESQ Judge Advocate. /" about
6cers of rank in the Navy. Nat. hfei.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-01

In state stocks there has been snce the last packet
but lissls done The tendency 10 still JownwNds. The
quotssions foliows;-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-01

RiLLL AntuLAR,us ~Ai ed .nl. A.ot.l.s 1t 10
and iA e essa
.srs &C. large assormen,c Of CHI wines iqu and
and 81 . s e,T ot V AID f@a h'r. esss "a
f%sss s%o1 ss ssa and dot
iaSs Also Havana boxss Of 10 600 suited for tbs
aud is fs"s" r ssSs , of varou.
ga ss s,ss NC :sa. s,.sy bond
and 20 SSs PqrsIe Havana ard oths order %
.;. .ape siSs
As Dbl: Of Hamburg bee. Containing 4ias lbs. white
wash brushes &C. .,,o.
Tennessse Lua-Also 1000 acres Of Terne-'e. Land al
's; | Il.
HAEp wAR 5!HfsSsRHS ff SSsy' GOODS &C.
and sh.i re T s1 &
sS R and % VS. q
sI mSsIS :sd A%sIs.9 Fancy
II: ;ig WI :h.l
day: must Ito p.Ss
ss S:n.. T s% ss ss rsDs win
few houses at from SITS SAYS per annun. Like
ETas!: q sSDREw CLERK, Areht.c, and Agent, near
$40 REwARD-Fffv dollar, will be paid TO the person
lady in Brooms ST, application to The house nj a.
r HEyiGiL ~ FAITH and Other Poems, by CHARLES
day. for the author, by s. COGMAN A'
MI ~ IA Jahn.,,,,...
IINpARALELLED CHEAPNEss, at m. Fa.hon.hI-
Tailoring Establishment, los Besknan street near Ps
Gentlemen who now formerly have paying eStr.
VACANT prices for their assured they need DO
20 the subs .ribsr Jwi ali who n
renise him hAnd!one M fashionable style and esc.isnt
materials, ut the following m ,derate prices
of Eng. woodysd, black, blue green dr.s.
Pants double msd do black plaid and fancy cas-. So tn
So SO.
Vssis-Fine cashmere, satin, and all kinds 81 to S.
Goats made trimmed ia q superior manner from 81 Ia
$3.50; Vests " SO TO 50; Pants, 81, so to 81
mi In. JOHN MOFFAT.
ROQk OF MuRD ERs cJuW Publishsd-Conain, anlonsst
ID ohers ac following The murder of Mrs Collins by Da.
sid Frank OF yohi Bowmu for the murder of child four
years od Q, Father ana Ms Two Sous 3 he murder OF Mr.
Dsshs Tor the murder Of Mr. Baker Of James Rsynod
Johnson IKE Printer for ,h NJ Newman Of Mie6as Nc
arvey for wife death &c Joel Clough for kill
pirate and ~S'dssSsG ga, No,,. JOHN B: PEsRY,
Ho'' 'i NORM e G nt street, PhilsdeIphia-
- NAFlS CORNlYT
mi 81 27s Pearl street. New York
A.L
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-01

LriRsT ANNIVERSARY OF JEFFER ION LODGE-
Tabernacle Thursday, March 81, Isi2, at half past
O'Clock.
ORpER o FxGRonks.
l-yoluntary on the Organ, by Bro. Beames.
2-Trio and Chorus-Ihe Heavens teliing-Frou the
Cration-Mrs Morley, MIR. Thornton Mr. Bou!ard,
and Choir
3-Prayer.
+-Ods-by member Of Jefferson Lodge.
s-Aiusic.
s-Opening Atdrers-by Bro q. B. Hallock of Jefferson
T-keeiiatiou and soo-The Saviour Comes-Nrs. Nor
s-6y.:
s-Ora,ion-by the Rev. J. Newlani Maht.
le-Cdewntten.sx rsssly for this by Bro j. N
Mafit
Ii-Benedctnn.
l2-Einale 0rsnl Halleiuj, h-Hsndel
The Music und the direction Of Bro G. W. Beames who
will preside at the Orgap.
Tickets IS cents each For sale at Hass N,ws Room Wall
street; Benedict sQuree avs Bowery; kLee Bowery
aud Slantom; w Smith, IS Nassau MiiistI Music
Saloon Broadwny; q Underhl. rs Greenwich lane; AID
Seaman SIT Grand; Burnett 900 Stanton ST. Rainbow once
l07 Fulton; VI Tee Bowery Bro hib,ard, se John
Kelley avenpe d. e the following Committee Of Ar
Moat III 81 avenue; Geo liist 81
Avenue 18th street, John Green IFS Waller Thomas
Mcdonald, 2s STIR ct aud ID Hslloek sl2tb
street.
Members of tse order requested to appear gaa
j. j. MOI FAT, Chairman,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-01

CPRiNG STYLE FOX is42.-The Spring style for Cent?
~ Hats Metropo an model will be introduced this day
subserhen charge for the quality of Nutria
Noeskn, or bruth Hafs 10 $3.50. o FISK,
MI IT 1877 Broadway.
WANTED-A siuaton IN a hotel a. Pastry Cook e.
mi 81, ' '''' "~""-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-01

In sterrg Bills fair business has been done, at rates
which. - compared with the srmer rates, fol
isus;-