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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-09
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10000 Ohio per ct. redmable 1850 S. n <. Gfswold


There about 81 100000 situated similarly to these
soldthe banks holding them being obliged to resume,
and to do 10 will have to realize
Some treasury notes Of the federal government fell
due to could not be met The Wall street papers
have suddenly discovered and make great outcry
although the federal liabilities have been daily dieho
nored for the last ninety days The dishonor is the
effect Of the scahdaous beings of the extra session. and
the squandering of the Of the public lands
which the result Of the stock obbng influence Of
Wall street. The Bank Of Commerce, which was select
cd as the government agent dishonored the notes be-
the federal government owed it $4,000 balance.
The period is now rapidly approaching for the open
ing Of the spring business. As the season advances
however day by day the prospects of trade are falling
off, and probable that but small business
will be done, and that at runously low rates. The i'm
mediate indications Of this, the facts that Of the
collection Of the banks falling due the interior
Of this STATE for fall purchases very large proportion
returned protested, the for which 10 that
the interior trade has been exceedingly dull and the
dealers have large proportion of their fall stocks still
on their shelves Their purchases for the spring must
therefore not only be light but the renttsnces to the
city jobhers, who in very Strengthened circumsan
ces will be small The debts Of these latter to the banks
are therefore in eopardymore especially the pro-
gress Of resumption throughout the South and West
calls for the most rigid sxactions Of payment and
talment the part of Institutions The banks Or
the interior do absolutely nothing in the way
accommodation. The shops Of the country dealers
full Of goods The weather during the winter has been
very detrimental to the crops and the city
with foreign goods, while the banks throughout the
country powerfully contracting For these
it may be considered that for the csming spring and
summer the demand for and ability to buy goods will be
greatly at the time, the ability and
inclination to hold the large stocks hand will decrease
In the proportion Already large importing houses
making dispositions to get clear of their stocks as
speedily and at little loss possible An immense
number Of totering dry goods houses the remnant of
the bank mutations of former years, must 60 down.
We to day proceed with series of tables, compiled
from the census, exhibiting the product and distinctive.
features Of the grand divisions Of the Union The fot
lowing table embraces the Middle States by which
designated New York. Pennsy lvania New Jersey Della
ware, Maryland, District of Columbia, a. follows
PRopUcrs THE MIDDLE 6TArEs WITH THE MEN EN-
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f. Phil 70 S;y: Lssa hs Of .sd fa5 n.s%os
.s:.iIs 81 S.s Srsss. I'LL. Ss.,::.sn:
s i S., ne G,.ndi s;Ih Madison sS
DsdIsrd sailed q Tor III. P.c'he Shin Roanoke smith
spoke :o RssSot. from Ria o for Bs;i@o. Is days
01 s. Sssn c the e, Day. fog
Iui':,O NSsaus favsn.isd. vessel: lei before
schr Lypchburs Matthew'S days from Richmond mese,
70 Atn fax'en Sailed in schrs American, and Juliette
sehr lols, Norwood from Easpor plaster. to MENUS
sshr Elizabeth, Baker from Bostoa with mdse, to Howes
h!Ja.per, NichersOn. from Boston, with md.e to
Sch William Wilson Baker from Boston, with mdse, to
Sailed.
N.~ ris an. afn ". he
lower bay Tuskins Spencer Mobiles Saratoga RUSSELL New
General Record.
PACKET ARco, Anthony for Have detained until
Thursday 10th inst Her letter bags remain Glpn in the
Exchange.
Bank B.Lr,c. which struck the Upper Middle, Boston
.r s. r. her E and b. ;
as out and was sbeat ihr feet over the rice
much Of The cotton al;o wet The eargos d.ehargps
=: sS Ss; a Den
:: ss'y aS
s.; Il g.
t3 cotton loaded eaLsred day in III; river ,ndden shift
-(Newp0rt Mercury, s.hin:t. - y ~ '''' " ''
Foreign Ports.
xsarS9I about Jan is-Arr Loo Choo Savannah i7h,
ST yAoo, Huaco diss A-cturus for Trinidad
,osd Tor Boston, Actor dsg John Hill, Dunbar and Mo-
POnIo GAELIC, Feb 9o-In port Albert of Boston,
CO G.T = Ais. bssa Ad.ro er,,on Tin NYorl u.
scb Dock Mss' S St lsss
ia Gs I'm s o s s a..
o .ss "a s e :ss s
S CO: sn:s Her E. oil 'sS 6b VIII would ,. ship
United states Ports.
3a Tss M.'as1; o., r,,
BAH; EsS ssTSIa nua.os, Cuba ,
thsse Chsr.ston; Am.iis, Baisi%ors '
salem, Mar s-Arr Oriental Gambia. Cid Marion, Maran-
xso:FSo. Arr Louisa yappahsanoes Tslssrspsd
mingo Ocracock. Arr sh Buah, Havana; Meto,
de- su xss Hay
sS Ndds:si NosIssa: sSsSi
P..soy Ty Mar a-r Charles Norfolk Sid 3D. Lyeeum.
My RIpyeRp Mar s,;Arr Cornes, Rickeson NewYork;
4th, CorinthiaR, Shepherd, &C..
Sesioa long " %isra and i Yankee:
York from OF fawtune', VIM James, Mobile; OF Gaspee,
FRR 1..1. Msr sA EGwena La Guayra Cid VIM
a. So rS. ms s. SgTol Frames
Pgno9h Ms; Phese D, NYork CID Albert Bcsm) Bremen;
Ssrsh Wallace, NYork Wanderer, Lewis do Sid q aee
DemararH; Indasa Well, NYork
CHARLysroH, Mar s-Arr Caiharine. Mstanzas CID 4h,
malaga, Providence: Bourne Port Leon Sid Lucas Bos
ton; Anson, NYork
SAvANEAH SID Ocean Queen Liverpool; Nancy. do.
Sd Lady Coebrooke anthony Anderson Minerva, do;
Madison, NYork; CaN da, w Indies -
NOBLE, Feb25-Cd Catharne, Liverpool; Mearus do; Gull
mare Boston; Pioneer Smith, New York; Caroline Mary,
st Thomas.
H. NV Feb stGd Bengal. Lyspoo Bombay
Oracle, Alexandria Gibraltar, Boston; Toronto, do.
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DUCTS AND CUsRtscY OF NEW York A. CoMP AIRED WIT n
MIDDLE STATES.

This il most remarkable table. II appears that the
exchangeable values inhe sa.eof New York double
those of the other States while bank capital and loans
fifty per cent less The consequence is inevitable
viz. that while New York continues sound currency,
and pays debts with ease all the suspended district
in debt to it, in common with the New England States
The enormous bank inf alton in Pannsy the
other Middle States the instrument by which the
large imports and manufactures Of New York and the
Eastern States forced the other sections of the
Union. Philadelphia has always been the great disi
buting point for imports and there
was the head quarters Of banking which 10 the insru
nent of sale, net Of production The sleo 900 of
goods imported into in sale through
out the South, and West through the instrv
mentality of the bank imitation ofthose districts There
was, however, no answering imitation ut the point Of
sale Tor these products consequently whatever the
facilities of them to boy credit, there was no for
them to turn their produce into cash. The very bank
imitation which enabled them to run in debt, deprived
Them of the means Of dischargng it, by always keeping
their produce higher at home, la themarkets of pur
chase than in the markets Of SALE The fearful
aon OF debt against the Southern and Western sections
seen in the fact that the imports manufactures fisher
les, and minerals Of New York and the East
1915 o0owhe the gross agrc ultural productions OF
the other sections scarcely reach the amount The
great evil consists in the employ of bank capital
Inverse retlo 10 the demand Tor IT, IL - evident
that at New York. that being the centre Of the foreign
end domestic trade the largest proportion of banking
should exist and in the producing there should be least
Instead Of this end that where banking capital is
least wanted 10 in the greatest abundance. The
evil existed In greater degree under national bank
more especially under the policy of Mr. Biddle, which
was to increase the expansion whenever evils existed
growing out Of an already too great imitation.
The great benefit to be derived from Mr. Cushing's
plan of fiscal sgent is that while it offers every facility
for the Transmission Of funds in actual of debts
between section Of the Union end another it ex
cludes all imitation Huctuaon in the currency except
that produced by the actual variation in the produce Of
industry It also regulates the banks in the only lsg
mate way that is tends to discredit those which do
not pay their debts while compels prompt settlement
from those that do. This operation, by excluding all
accommodation" and combining the banking movement
to the interchange of the actual surplus Of
each section, will drive capital back from speculative
in banks the assistance of the producers
Of the soil, in increasing their real wealth.
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The sales the Stock Board TO day, were very sms'
and prices did not materially alter Delaware SHudson
improved per cent Mohawk a. New York State Skies
fell I, Long Island I. Bills on Philadelphia per cent
Baltimore g. Mobile IA Is, New Orleans 8, Virginia g.
sale of Ohio Six per cent State Stocks was made at
auction to-day closing at so cents the dollar The
last sale at the board was made at o. His honor the
Recorder, in his next charge upon @hammsrng," had
better point the process by which stocks made to
sell II per cent at auction than at the board.
Many of those who bought auction day short
on time contracts. The transactions were follows
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MEDICAL AID


Ii those in need Of medical aid Of
shoud without ai obtain copy Of little book entit
the Ru lean wh engvavas This little work written
and published By Dr. Gegory in 1885, 1874 he published
second edtt with valu BILE atera
Gons ID ~ 1914 has been still, improved and enarl ed
suitable eipIeretory remsrha he author
city practice 81 Mott street nearly opposite the church.
His having en- cosanty eneag in comba ting dseacs OF
tins for many y enable him
only heor. tca eutp ctic lily The patient
here guided IN the seleeon II rcmeds according
the book . 70 ,hsw the ordinary symptom. occurring m com
WI the best method ofsu-e IL then shows what
other mpoms and dofrcqueo hap, with
am remedies to be .dopted thes had
symp'ons should The ice II the book i so cents
DR. Gregory take; tbs oppor uai remark that he 10
seems 70 be uerng eh cad him into Ike belief that
he hiss some lit remaius Of the complaint sti r. which
show itself iocca ioaly Such az these
prove TO be attended with structure ofhs well the
Of structure the parent had dea no
the symptoms msy have existed ot tune and str cts
tees speedy and permanent cur The
moi drug store but aprvate eng hou, we'll provided
far Of patti The boob may also had Al
Mr. Kmss store SO ulton street. corner of Cliff AT III
price pr GEgors viii be found at home at ali hours
fatirnts Issid ny distance from the city msy commu
uicate b. letter tswrys posoaid with DR. o. and his ad
ryes covsr.Fa sn bic fee the proper re medic, will be for
wMded 10 order and success awa guaranteed where the
whole npsm ana circumstances set for h. ms In
ETTERS will be received at Gipiaa Re aiding and
IL foreixn Letter Office, for all the prts at vhh tie
eanerCLfDE tcvehec between this and HAva also for
all III, West Indies and the Psc until the morning Of the
lethmt mo
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sales at the Stock Exchsn
state OF Trade.

The following sales Of real estate took place to-day,
at auction:- -
Lot and No. Pine street. 81 feet 'front.' 70 feet in
one side, 96 feet q in. the other, Sl2 500
Three story house and lot No. 43i Broome street,
house IS BY 80, lot IS by los feet, $4,000
Two lots in Thompson street, Nos. IS and 70,
near Spring street, together SO by SO feet,
sold for, 400
Two story house and lot corner Of Orange and
caoss streets. le by 50 feet, sold for, 5000
AsHEs-Several sT all lots pots have been taken since
our last at $6s3 81 800 barrels Of pearls have been
taken terms not TRANSFERRED but supposed former
prices. They are now held at $5,6ai 1915.
CorroN-The market still continues quiet.
FLoUR-We continue the quotation at $6,25 for anal
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Auction Sales
SY THOMAS BELL.
(Sfsye Nos "a .dnu and Is FuLfons tyssts. .

THIS DAY.
At 10, o'clock, ia the saes room
The entire furniture OF family giving hoasskee
and slsplendd piano fortes
na &c belonging the different Masonic Lodges
IRON ST. Joha's Hall, rmng moss unique assortment.
THURSDAY,
=, AT 10y O'clock, at the auction store
stey Sae VIZ: Olo hing, dry goods jswe'ry, groceries
cutlery, ours. splendid waeh go boxts sper
A onIloN Nc tiCt-Eh tens,ve SAFE OF elegant Fu,ni
ure OF q, descriptions. This Day in The larg Rooms
nh aug 10 uiton street from families ing sc ALSO
me enus furniture Prop rites and Of the
,ss nne Lodg.s remove from ST. IohLs Hall b. order
mr Henry Marshall This will be worth attst To-
~ THOMAS BELL. Auctioneer.
A VI li LON, NorICs FurnIture-A.
winch has been taken for few days the purpose an entire
extensive and valuable stock Of CABINET Furnlture tL
up he business. w ""' s''"
Comprising tea, card wok aud dining tables m,rbe ton
Ter and centre Coz wardrob- Frerch and dsteads
sidehosrds PLAIN ard dressing poishd and marble
Top d9 couches sofas sofa beds dvans splendid
French and Grecan chairs tables roct
ing chairs &c &c all OF the most superior description aud
Catalogues Thursday and the furniture ready for exami
nation.
Also game Inn. sets splendid lamp large vases and
French Plate looking glasses
At Ia O'Clock precisely.
beautiful wood piano forte Of exquisite touch and
tone
ms3t THOMAS BELL, Auctioneer.
A UCTION NO1ICE:--AySTTV y, WILMAKDING, x
Cos will close at public ton. Wednesday,, arch
sth s42 at o'clock A. the entire stock of Fresh
ported European Dry Goodsconsng of paekags-re-
esved since jan ls 1872 Sale at the store of NEVNs
20. % Cedar0 mast
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Married..

Married.
On the l4th of December last at Rio de Janeiro, by
the Rev Thomas T. Champion chaplain Of the English
Church, JOHN GREENwAy, ESQ., Of Monte Video, to Ca
UTERINE De CARDIGAN HuNrEs, daughter of the Hon.
VIM Hunter, minister plenipotentary of the United
States at the Court Of Brazil.
Died.
On Monday evening, 7th inst, of consumption, Many
AM, wife Of L. R. Foster in the 2Sd year Of her age
The friends Of the family respectfully invited TO
attend her funeral at No. IL Oliver street. this morning
"wednesday ct O'Clock. Her remains will be taken
to Long Island for nterment.
On Tuesday morning, Of whooping cough, AAsor
WAND, youngest child Of John NJ and Rebecca Gala
CHER, aged a months
His remains will be taken this morning to Yorktown,
Westchester county, for interment.
AT New Orleans, the morning Of 26h January last
Of yellow fever, Mr. Mansssah Miner native Of Sto.
ningon, Conn., and late resident Of this city, In the
22d year Of his age.
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90 The Celebrity OF CLIEEHcGHs TKic.rssRous, VI
Medicsed Compound for the Hair, has tempted fellow
to make counterfeit calling by the same name, and
having the bottle labels and directions for use sin
lar to the genuine Those who have unfortunately been
entrspped purchase this vile composition, have had
their hair nearly destroyed by its use.
Observe that the original and genuine Tricopherous
has the Proprietor's nsme "vsr Crehugh" written on
Cutting Rooms, 207 Broadway, corner Of Fulton, up
stairs, or Of the appointed agents Any article Of the
same name Is an imposition.
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GO AMERICAN Musrun.-rhe wonderful Yam Zoo rs
Carrying all before him here His performances include
many fests Of dexterity which marvellous beyond
performances highly interesting Tomorrow being
the slst anniversary the founding Of this Museum
the 10th Of March, 1919, by John Scudder Esq there
will be grand performance at three o'clock, on which
OCCASION by permission Commodore and ct the IN
vitaton Of the mansger the apprentices and band
of music attached to the ship North Carolina Will al,
tend. Dsguerreotype lkenesses are taken mere, ana
neatly framed for two dollars eoch.
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SUPERFINE DRESS COATS,

y
both 10 workmanship and erials for TWENTYF0UR
DOLLARS; also Pantaoons Ten Dolzn At PHILIPS Cssh
Tailoring establishment; As Broadway.
every to hos made by the expensive
n % & o. sesa, ,d Ss
litv propov'ionahlv lower. lis
IIRATE AND POUDRETTE.-Th. Lodi Manufacturing
are daily preparing both Unite and Poadree the weather
Stirring This company have sonnee,ion any
and the Poudstre they offer IL warranted than
better thar what has BEEN made New York and
prove This mpany alone make Ur,te Ttey have eh
covered and greatly improved roc e IN making lou
drete, although much NOR, s.peosiys They do not nov
ars. nor moulding sand from &. fcundr nsr the
sshes e. hard al az Mces o. compound rr any other
that Is it, ella valuable manure The accompany
r.a,cpable ground 10 complain 81 and
they eby hope establish and uae It's CHARACTER
Q, Tor r. ri. 80, 20 s,n. AM
pcr wanting few byes may hsvs ne same eo On
boa, any New York at % barrel eaen
" moi contain four bushels heapd petendedT
sone) ...;.r ,h... ,,..ur,s ia the eco
~ my %,r Two men with team cartirg 'ut manure IN
Farmers gardeners who have trsd tnsse ma
nurss saw tina bushel OF oar"
"sTa MANURE NAV he h.d Of Mr.. Jacokw the Yaek
lex Bridge New Jersey Of Me.srs. stiiwsu Dsy, "a
IS ts'9n New York Letter. by nail post
iJsseJf 70 The Lodi Manufacturing Co.. boz SOC !sd
;.h m 70 secure manusss given time may give
.dyanee and the company will reserve thsm. "e" "
ms .mdAftv.
IL X Nj TTANCE rs Eng and, rs' 40 a,J
IL Of Is, fio, SIS to asy ano s for sale AZ
ms n Wall 81 40 arnsaya-
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o., Cleared.
. Sn ns1 anthony Hsv~, VIM whitIoek Jr Br;r Pow
~; IA n S,y re,ns Va bsrtletl Schrs Chatssbo'
dnce, YORK. Portland, @ ~hu1ton Co hoepen'
Brig Isabella Drebert 90 days from Rio A. y.,,- :.u
400 bsgs csGse to Mason Thompson. Lf ship, Comer-
insou d and fr NYork do; bsrks Lydia An, s~ u ~
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This table gives proportion Of currency to products
about equal to that Of the western States but embraces
the currency aud pfoductsof New York, which spe
Gle paying state while the balance of the middle States
are insolvent. The following presents the same fes
of New York State separated from those Of the
other middle State
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GYMNASIUM.
PTS Toll G. ALL cry

MEssRs HUDSON 8 oTTIGNoN respectfully IN
s! III ' New x g. h y have :s
ys: t Saso Ct sssf asa complete N
fr. sea"e sU, OPEN saa .y AVID evening
UNipV ,tils s OF The !, CITY IN Of NEW YORK
s e
Of are The sd o Of
ladies' BY order of .Ss HEssevWyD aArER Secretary
.;. q Ts
On Thursday, the 10th instant the members OF this cety
), .::. sr Ts.ey N
. S s II IL s 81 s:; r
. r >, iA AESxiF k sSiisist5 vis.-rs.s,
soR ga &
han S:r BIZ Head md s,sry s:e,o. q
goods: patent medicines and Pruss:: sSss dor
s sss; %
DssS SHa
IN the Gs.s . and :. o~s price, than can b
''' =. ssSfES $ 81:
5cki sS ~ e l.ss!s
ss af
ton Of the pistol perfectly simpehey be drawn from
the pocket and used it'll hand without the of mo
menis time in cooking tx shots be fred fast
crook his finger They larger than ordinary
poke pistol
r.1's ~ 9th
female with this pistol protect their lives and property
ass.S * many & " one Of the" equal to ne'rs
Gentlemen invited 70 call a. the s,or. Of the advertise.
and the their simplicity. perfect safety and
nonability to get cut Of order will cert,ny recommend
them all others. For stle wholesale aud retail by
j. g. BOLEN .l0i Broadway
fi5 Imeods' between Wall andfin,
NOTICE-Passoyer Bread and Meal for tie ensuing Pas
~ FIR the Elm, Henry and White street
on, ready for delivery No. l6e South Dover
street, entrance in Dover street.
ALSO Caution Israees, to be their guard where
they purchase several bakers have their win
dows for SALE who not eggsd for any OF the eongreFa
tons and Also pedsrs sent out By
these ations for customers mi i2' iwd eodtw
CfNKs AND PKlVlEs-The Lodi Manufacturing Co.. will
- receive orders their Office No Liberty street.
York cleansing OF sinks and Pvies by the licensed Night
They will be tleapsed by old experienced and
careful men, that have been emp in the business
whom reliance be placed. Vt the lowest
rate that be afforded under all crcuns.ans either
old Of ubs it'll tight which has
he~n ceps~atIv apnyorsd. r.
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DAY,uEnkEOtYrE-la D4.usfrsOtpys sp.ar.,u' con-
&c! Co.'S si: ssa i ri:, r:''''u'
6 Aromatic Lenses
Bottle ssi:: t Hsynisss q iss q soda
% ssss and a
ship .ss I% ISL and for sale BY
DAGUERREUrYPE .pPARATUs Of all d:scrirtions
Dsgaerrsotyps Plates Of al warranted to be ,As
s"
with sTe ss @ y enable Of
i'll complete success carefully packed for pOrtaiion
'N ~ ' " Wis ''''' wM H BUTLER,
Portraits taken every aS es.su. sanI.v D' ''' s
6cy.l NOR. II soS of.r
They pleasant TO the paa: and sgreabe 70 The .,o.
1ss ss al ss n. %ss % fss a.
,nssh say d. &C.? %
he had az above. msIt'
NNATTomaSoo " ARIEL rolls bone: snS
H ISa any IN The eounMry My,
Carbonate. An.mssia- 2Tsjars
Castor oi'-.S barrels American
ChamoSils F;owns casks very large Flowers fresh and
Gr i.nt s1Isl !: 10 ss.'s ofssns.
Glus.,0 barrels Philsd: i ih'
S ase;@5s :' R:.. G'g gi a19
Oil Wini.rsreen~s lbs
rink hoot-ll bales and Q casks
Sarsanarlla-40 bales
Bath Brick-2S,o0o
Themisons Bscktng-200 sross For sale by
WILLIAM BURGER, Wholesale Druggist,
ms 81 SO Courtandtst and ls5 Greenwich street.
RQGEHS PATENT METALLIC ELASTIC BOOT
- The subscri' er begs leave TO inform me rub
ne mas commenced to manufacture and sell boots
valuable invention which only nseda to &c known
The following Of the many advantages
,-The elasticity adds to the durability Of the boot one
9d-t makes no the pavtm ut than asip1er
ne blinking noise of the iron heels 10 obsiaed
back. ~
elasticity prevents walk with much less Ia
ugne the heel giv natural spring at each STEP
b- does not cut and carpets like the iron or ma ea
nee order to trirg this improvement within IN, reach
OF all the subscriber has concluded to them at the same
prices OF the common heels
Boots Of every quality and description wholesale and re-
IL NEWELL,
me lm+ l4i Ch,tham street.
EkENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, and Materials for
Florsts.-BRUN, LAROSIERE " CO., lis William
FRANCOIS LIST, and off .r for salt
1000 Boxes French Artificial Flowers comprising general
assortment of the most fashionable flowers worn in
500 Dozen Pink saucers sease fer flower makers,
rantsd Of the frat quality.
silks, wires, leaves buds bio SONS. olives, &c &c.
This establishment s constantly receiving The new St. les
OF nowors a. they appear in Paris. .
Dealers Will hnd 1t 10 their advantage TO CALL The stock
The prices moderate and every article selected
with the greasest care. ms I'm
IN
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TO lGasteru Of VeseoIa.

@nandsn Of vssseb will confer faver BY having liz,
sr esoss psasngss. and rssert Of vessels lsft q
ne port whence they sailed md The ve..s srots ,..d,
.ssr arrival hsrs for Commodore BAssrrr, or eur nee,
= ~ sens'nsTs. He viii board them immsdi.asly o.
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Passengers Sailed.

Passengers Sailed.
LvERPooL-Packet ship Patrick Henry--Chas Parker
8oston; Rsrsop New Bedfor Mrs jenkins, Miss Oldfeld
Providence; Mason. Llyerpoo Mr. Fulium MIR Mountar
Mr. Wainwright, Cansdi; Mr. Tucker.
Foreign Importations.
MALAcABg Danie-5O cks wine $50 do oil cks 200 hf
% 1000 BIS 1850 do 9tso do asus lemons
Noltenius Z Pavenstsdt.
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CUsToM HOUse, NEw YoRK,
COLLECTORS Office, March ., is42.
NOTICE.-Propssas will be cev ed tins fce until
~ Saturday. the 2eh March instant furnishing The o
wing quantity ofo for the Of the Light Houses in this
Aso Gallons Of spsrmae e Str ansd Oil for Summer use
2s05 Gallons Winter Presse Oil, from h, ad mater
The said oil TO be gagged by the United states augers
the time OF delivery, and to b. dsvereo to The
exceed 80 gallons each oil and tested
before payment II made therefor.
EDWARD CURTIS.
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