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New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

LIVERPOOL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. N'PN>S
CLEARED.
Steamship British Queen, Eycbho Antwcrpl, II } y
+ Mali. c;u
ships George Washington, Burrows, Liverpool @rnne
Min;urn Co; Duche>sr de Orleans, RchardSon, HaFs
Wn Whllock, Jr; Caledonia; Alexander, Savannah
Richardson. c,, :, Co
Bulwark tBr) Faulkner, st Johns, NJ "innet,; L, 4
vapa Gipatrick, Havana, Dewey: Lady OF the Lahe
(Brl Young. Demerera. via Liverpool Middleton Co
Scbrs NJ NJ Fowle, Meaddl, Washington. NJ; Dektel
Mobile. Surge. Cearuan Martha Grace, tBD Dickson
Dorchester, NB, Smith Boynton
Ship Msaua. Phillips, 81 days from Glasgow WIN moss
shin Cahawba, Smith, ss days from Newcastle, with coal
ship Ceylon Geronne So day, ON Crons,ad,, with coal
to Newbold l. Craft c;h.,,,,,
9Th Aug with frrll to Broom
Bark Erancia, CushHan from AMSTERDAM ana 'ne 49,
e5d ang with mdse, 10 Sch1chardt FavSr / Co.
RTie Princess O'Ncal. - days ircm Havre dc Stde'
with fndse 10 J Y 6 Laurie.
arg Adaman. Purrcgtan, days from Calais iuH'oe'
ScLr Riehmond Chester Richmond with hsur, kc 10 NJ
len Paxsop. .-c ;,, r,v,
stores to Woodruff MInturn.
Schr spark. Williams, Folly Landing potatoes
Schi BrandyNins, Eldrdse, fiymOuth w, VIII ia "
stores, to Peck sayrs
Scbr Constitution, Allen, Plymouth, hsh.
Schr Augusta, NiekeIson, New Bedford, oil, oouna
Albany. ., 9, Ar
Sleep Sc na,or Robinson Nantucket. oil
Bar9e Shark Stevenson Philadelphia, mdse
BELOW ships and briss.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

v The Cheapest Cash 4 u iiar ye, .-PETER
ss,nosTED, Merchant Tailor, No. Chatham Square.
en ol Catherine-srset cont,nu's TO make Clothing TO-
The neaiest style, 10 per cent. cheaper than the
sSpes' CASA Taiior in the city, good nj warranted
Aefeafter no disappoiniments 81 istfps
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

GTATE OF NEWYORk. ss.--In
- CHANCERY-Beiore the Vice Chancellor OF tie hIs'
crcuit-wiliam H. Paul administrator &c vs. william "'
Bucknor and Emily. his wife
Masters SalePursuaat decreal order o the ooutt
of Cbancery made in the above entitled viii be SOLO
al public under the direction OF the oD
OF the OF this court, by e H. Ludlow auctoaee,
The Merchants Exchange IN the city OF New, 1o,h u"
the Ss birtyfrt day of October instant at y ocock
al noon that day those certain lets hereinafter descrseo
that bay That certain piece OF land, stuas at ah
haltanye IN the Twelfth Ward, the city OF Newly ork
beginning The northeast OF Laurence street, on e
southeast side the Beomngdale road on lot numoer
seventy seven laid and surveyed by Auclphus Lo
City Ssrveyor the fifteenth September i8eo ns salo
niece being twenty-five feet in front and rear ana TWO
hundred daep being the same lot conveyed oy AeAd
der Dunlap and vile William G. Bucknor, on he
ninth day January, 1856 Aso those two certain lo IN
the same conveyed The first OF December
| by Thomas Dunlap. 10 said William q. BucknoI, and are
situated in said Manhatanvi'e al the corner OF soomns
dale road and Hamilton street. and both twenty leet 10
front and rear huDdredeet deep Also that
other lot at Manhaanve aforesaid conveyed by Annon
Harrington and wife aud William Dunlap 70 SAID N 'ah
G; Buckno by deed dated the first day OF May, ls'o Inc e
sald lot being part piece OF ground lad GOV" G o
sad map OF said Loss number anu anu nan
np porthery said lot number seventy ou sni" mp
| D5u d New-York. October 7tb, loi2. ,-hs,.s,y
80 80 " o5 2tawis.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
STR DEMPSER'S CONCERT at the

MR, DEMPSER'S CUNCElNl at Tue
Va Society Library, Saturday Evening, oc'.9
MIR Dempsier respectfully announces that he VIII give
Concert consisting and varied programme cI Is
most popular pieces on Saturday evening heA UGl at
the Society Library Particulars ol wuich VIII os ai'
nounced IN small bills.
Tickets so be had at the ma'c stores Stoddart
Wore. er Dunhams piano forte wareooms, Broadway,
and at the door in the evening.
Change of hour OF Commeneing-DcorS open at T. TO
80 e, II o,rock o7
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

SS pr prah n UBnlou 1AutS now ready a~oh
Sn nas only $3.50, recommended 10 the public mol
sg s economy but possessing all the elegance OF CON
sa he most costly combining utility with beauty TINS
se cannot fail commend itself to the connolsseur as
n,s,ecooomist Also Nocskin Hats, at 500; Beavers
ssS; cashmere and Nuria Hats, at $3.50 cach these
s aandard prices, and he need only remark that by
aans himself to quality and price for each descrip-
wv nais, he Is enabled to furnish Superior article al
s lar below those at which Hats OF the same descrp'
aauenow v;ndlsg by other manufacturers
,a@aey and permanent increase of patronage ion the
3 years is sufficient indication OF public judgement,
%sssocaiutes The best test of their merits
siassaie and retail, at wATSON'S, Isl Chatham.st
eal@ BoWery So isU
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

~ Hats! Hats. E1nts!-FALL FASHION
The subscriber invites the attention OF the Bed Monde 10
bis beautiful graceful and tasteful lo1p belcrowned Hat
ng The only really fashionable article OF The kind cxant
ough he cannot expect but milators will spring up anu
cain Toe benefit Of his own orig hal conceptions
n style, fnish and graceful appearance, is TO claim
Nmoe Than warranted by experience oitwenty years
ane business and he invites gentlemen who study grace
IN iaslon 10 call and examine for Themselves
large assortment of Travelling Trunks Carpet Bags,
aCsss and, in fact every thing necessary for gentle
lses travelling outfit, may also be found al
tSdis Opposite Howard's Hotel.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
DRASS COPPER and Iron Ware, as
CEILING OFF CHEAP the remainder

- of tie large lot OF Dry Goods part OF the cargo OF the
bark Louisa, from Versailles, viz
l0- rich figured Silk and Satin Shawls ne" style hne
rich Eolrmes ia dresses double width only os per
ward figured, embroidered and plain Drapery Nusins,
from Is Sd to IS; Madapolan Shirng Is per yard rch
sy of id and figured Hat Ribbons only is 81 yard
high colored plaid, satin and utesrlng Lndiea CIavas
each figured and plain Mqus'fn de Lanes; na,n
colsrs only s. each ladies French worked Colals at 2.
cd ladies' French Kid Gloves only is each ao1 Seni
lg n, les per pair Al Welsh Flannel only is sd yard
handsome Silk Vest Patterns only Is EACH beat Italian sew
Silk color, al cents per sken ladies' fIencn
enbreicerea Muslin Hdkts only Is each Other Ory Eooos
.on,Jiy chean a, Il. G.. GlRVAN,
"a sis 26e Blcecker-strcct c,rDer OF MOrtonsrect
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
DO You burn Oils

SANTUCKET OIL STORE
II The subscriber has been appointed Agent for The sale
of Oil for an extensive Oil Company at Nantucket and is
prepared to supply AT his sere or from his wag-
ons daily or otherwise less than the usual market prices
by The cask.
Sperm Candies superior quality 90 h. by the box
NJ 3. Families who purchase gallons will ba charged
the wholesale price
Manufacturers of steamboats,, and any large con-
sumers of oil will be dealt With very liberal terms
OF JAMES d. MALESTER, l60 Divslon-,traSt.
NJ To TniIors and Hair Drcssers.-Im-
proved Campbenc Spirit Lamps, made expressly 10 "oih
by Also, Camphene OF superior qualy, ny
as Inn. 6. .MICHELL, Catharine ST.
=---@-
Passengers Arrived
In the ship Pauline, from Brcmen--J Meeke, " jas
tlor w lialkmam + Needer, ID Gebisli a Killing and }
Mile ady and children, Hackwlth, lady anu nine
children, and l58 in the steerage.
PnsSscn:crs Sailed
In The brig Slalira, for P-tt Leon-P iaSwar| rsl
son. Mcssrs ii Clark, VIM II Peues, Al Browp,J J"
Brown, d Brown, and II Noomls.
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK, OCTOBER 3, Ia41.
MINIATURE ALMANAC TIL. DAT
Rise, 70 Sci, ) 40 Rises "a Even. 50 Eve. II 5;
--latest Dates.
Lospon ..........Scpt. lHAvRE ...........Sept "
LIVERPOOL Sept. 2otNEw-oRLUANs. sept .
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

ns,. Sapilnrisa ConfeciioB, new article which
eoeos the mouth with delicious sweetness and
cue s aa eoidswithou, even suggesting The idea OF medi
Hsses E IN beautiful pocket boxes, 25 cents each, at
sesS sveretss Drug aud Chemical Store 367 Greenwich
nj above Franklins, Agents supplied be-
or
asa Ssa 81 Aeard and pleasant Rooms eanbe obtained
~ % GIA.gs {S go
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

La TO IET-Thc neat and convenient
; two story brick house. No 5'4 10 sooa
. and we'll calculated 10 accommodate one or two
ei;ss RENT viii be put low good tenants Possession
;mmsdisteIy Apply a. the Bookstore OF
ini ns .oJs,i-. MAHLON DAY CO 57i Pear!-st
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

z OTIS TO BE, LEASED.-A number
Of valuable Lots on the Second Ayenue, - s,vnta, ss
Tn1.eenh and Fourteenth streets TO be eassn o nav be
simulated for before the Isl OF May ne1 SIX n," ue the
vii he re,nitted Inquire li0 Tenth street, "sa' wv
Third Avenue. ,6lrs,
Nar York Oct g. 1912. W 80
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
gNUT MONEY IN THY PURSE-This

glUT MONEY In THY PURSE-Ihls
desirable object be accom- pished by paronlzlns
The Broadway Cash Tailoring abllshment, where
splendid suit OF Clothes, warranted equal to any IN he
furnished for the price Of coat as charged IN 1s1 a
The reason, are goods bought at the low:
IS. narke, prices for cash, and made to order a, small
advance Cash only consequently the customer ~ h
Goods is offered TO the inspection OF those in want when
they will be enabled judge for themseive$ tn,i SUIT
,,rnshed ia less than "a hours. ARTHUR l.. LEVY
o6 ais 9 Broadway between Courtandt and Libery 81
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

n Hats of the Fnll Style are now ready.
THE model Tor the is slight modification of the
prevailing Paris mode.
SPENCERE Sales Room
Sr,omhs, Is, s2t
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
MARINE JOURNAL

u,e, 5.e 70 'sc Set, 4oEises "a Even 50 Eve 5;
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
I1ACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS.

NEORE NUT COAL.-We are still sell
VII ing the best quality Peach Orchard Nut Coa al ouf
dollars and fifty cents per on delivered !ioh ood'' " SUI
cess'o" d. 'heS "''''' r. l. B. SKIDMORE,
oar Washington, corner OF Franklinstreet
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

u Fhreuoiogy.-S. KIRKhAM (suhor al an Eng.
lh Gramnar} will examine heads and give correct oral
and written descriptions OF character and TALENT at his resi-
dence No. SO ClisreeL Six years experience Jushes
him in saying that it entire satisfaction be not gwen no
clorpe will be made o5 If
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
MONEY MARKET.
Commercial and Money Waters.

eoa t,,,,.r, Observation-Disclosures $50 Il
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

TT1O HATTERS.-The subscriber has
constantly on hand full assortment OF SIN fiush
which inc offers for sale at very low prices
~ " THOMAS P. CUMMINGS,
..;; ~ Pne.street. near Pearl
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

There doing at the Board to-day, kut with
general improvement prices Delaware. Long Island and
Harlem each improved l. Sionngton /, Farmers Loan l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-04
Court of Common Pleas.

Before Judge Ulshoeifer.
Ocr.3-Cf u. MarUetl VS.. Raphl NJ Gomez The nature
Of Custom House OATH fully exeinpfed on this
trial The defendant had sworn the Custom House be
owner oil the barque Gutter and that alien had any
est in her whatever Supplies had been furnished plain
tiff to the vessel at the instance of named Sander
who connected with another named Fitzwiliam
both OF whom have gone away. the to England and
the other to New South Wales The bill (Which for
shpchandlery amounted to S237 at credit of mouths
and was charged to "barque Cutter, or owners" At the
end Of the months the bill unpaid and the individual
note OF Sanderman taken. This also remained unpaid
The vessel was lost sea, when asceraned that
the defendant had made solemn oath Of ownership and
held her registry he had also insured her. aud
$4,000 from the company The present action, to recover
the amount brought against him owner being
tended that Sanderman and Fitzwams aliens, and
could not hold American vessel any rate For the
defence was urged that the defendant although swear
ing to be owner not but held the vessel
y for claim he had against her. and that he paid Sander
49, 900 Of the money he had obtained from the In
surance ofcetha he never had possession of the
sell and not liable for the debt The Court charged
that the decisions Of Courts have been that nowth-
standing the oath Of bonade ownership if person makes
advances vessel takes her security and brings
oral evidence to that effect he is not held his OATH
Thejury found for defendant.
For plaintiff Mr. Gerard and Mr. Platt-FOr defendant,
Mr.. Tucker and Mr.. Grape.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-04
EXPERIENCE

OR FOUR YEARS has fully tested the extraordinary
GEES Several million boxes have been sold given perfect
PHYSICIANS AND CLERGYMEN,
Lawyers, Professors rich and poor, high end lown fact,
asay The %hGe people have given Them their
every part OF the known world
Drs Hunter Smith Rogers, Vanderpoo Scott, and four
Shermas Lozenges daily in their practice. Shemans M
dcated Lozenges sold By the ounce but always
boxes with his attached The Doctor being educated
and experienced physician and member of the Medical
ciey of the city OF Sew York. character his prepa-
COUGHS, CoEps, CONSUMPTION,
tending Measles and all affections # the Lungs, mmed
atey relieved by Shemin Cough Lozeuges They entirely
all recent few hours and often the
INA Of 4, e S d All b TO Their sy
Mr. Seesr, and hundreds Of Others where they had
'o'' worms CAUSE DEATH
To thousands without their being suspected Children
and adults often suffer much from them when box of Sher
mans Worm Lozenges would give them immediate relief
Hundreds q instances have TO knowledge. where
Physicians trying their skill vain, and resortg last
the only hope TO Sheman Worm Lozenees, which have
stored the 70 health aud happiness How often have moth
called the Warehouse and poured forth their thanks and
blessings for the restoration Of their dear beloved Offspring
Never before perfect remedy been discovered for the
IRE eradication q al kinds Of y9Tin Bin; .r,oN
Lowness of Spirits Fatigue, Painting DesT onlency, Nervous
Diseases generally and Sea Sickness all subject to the
curative properties of Shenans Csmphor Lozenges They
severe headaches SC minutes. In fact they ope-
rate like charm and person should without hem
they inable sickness Persons subject "a.
tgue, attending crowded parties, will find them relieve
Warehonse LOG Nassau street Agens-Churchs, 1888 Bow
cry; Sands n East Broadway, and Chambers and
sS % S muoa f Sao1s and
Boston, and Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia. aui6r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-04
PARIS LIFE PILLS.

oil the OF these Pills the
time they have been introduced into this country, truly
. ne herbal medicine remedyns disease At this
ofhe year when the by the heat of
course Of this invaluable me dcine will clear off and
bad humors which heat invariably The liver which
generally sluggish will be healthy action and
thus be able perform the functions allotted body
altogether vii be renvgorse and prepared undergo whs
ever change the winter may bring In bilious complaints
heavy colds and they afford speedy relief and
to the female constitutions they particularly applicable,
has used PARIS Life Pills to be nsled with life
for their ne tonic properties invariably the stomach
healthy longing for food, sound sleep, and all the
njant good health The which they
used in Europe all classes of society," sbeyond
cepon for than 30 900 boxes there sold weekly show
ing that all who them appreciate their worth They
sold exclusively by the following agents, VIII
40 Broadway and 10 Astor House.
Abraham Sands Coduggs;s and chemists granite buildings
273 Broadway, corner of Chamber st.
Z. Dcke. 4l3 Broadway, corner OF Lispenard St
John d. Dodd druggist, Broadway corner Bl-eckers St
A. w Badeax, Bowery Medicine Store 260 Bowery
John Z. art druggist, 38 Grand corner Norfolk st,
Symes Medicine Store CD Bowery, Of Walker
Horace Everett druggist 367 Greenwhst next the Of
j. 81 Coddngon apohecaes Hadsen steeet,
f. L. Cotton chemist and apohecary, Bseckcc
Of Jones
j. Wendover druggist and apotheary. l4l Eighth avenue.
Brookyn-Wm Armstrong seed drug and patent medicine
warehouse, 1871 Fulton st.
And wholesale, at proprietors' office, -
Clarendon House of Duane and Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-04
Superior Court.


Der. 3-The October term commenced to-day. Judge
announced that the rules of the would be strict
tendance at ten O'Clock when the day calendar would be
called Gases not ready would not be put down. but put
OIL Tor the term and will not be restored unless good
isshown by affidavit why they should be Gentlemen
can sci down causes on the calendar for the third and
fourth weeks of the term but the first second will be
appfopriaiedto the regular order OF business.
Crook y fovks vs. johnson CT ats.-Argument in this
case was heard by full bench; it motion
made by Mr.. yield, to set aside execution which
levy on 5000 worth property has been made and the
goods sold Tor about $4,000 The ground assigned that
the execution was issued than allowed by law
Mr. Jordan appeared the part of plaintiffs He urged
that consent had been given Its decision this case
and on the Judgments now remaining over, will probably
be given next week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-04
MEDICINES.
j. PEASE e. SONS

CELEBRATED Remedy Fl Consumption, Colds, Sc.
ii 6 hs ea edd
.es az " So rs Sis
benefit the whole Is experienced in one Compound '''
About three years and half This article FIRST brought
offs value. but was introduced by the propre-
f aanes S. BY Is its
ner almost unexpected The unsoush acknowledgment Of
SIMULTANEOUSLY FROM THOUSANDS
Because The s @ %Sas .Gs
COUGHS Colds Hoarssness Irritation Of The Throat Group.
II. Compliant. Night sweats, Difficult Prouse Expeco
DISEASES LEADING TO CONSUMPTION,
has gwen II value that no other similar medicine has
Complaints ofhe Lungs the dangerous and at the
same time most IF all diseases Our climate most
FROM WET TO DRY,
and IS from this change in the climate that diseases apt
When the blood unhealthy state and the constitution
naturally delicate if cold sets in, and relief
takes place the chances altogether against the patient
THsF Disease Tss: #? issI SAVED
length that medicine physician the world can the
person attacked 4H Iii s%FEf r FOX TFE y all
consh De Of 'eSIf S.. the cs ss s or e C
SHOULD BE FREELY USED
poper time the old or cough viii broken IN or epdca
Pedsr and Conssone are not spoaed Agents. sn none
genuine unless each package invariably signed Pease
Son. Is Division street. OF whom be obtained whole sale
and retail
The following are our State Agents -
kedddin. State street, Boston; Zieber 81 Dock
ST. Philadelphia Robertson ITO Baltimore Baltimore
Ma; Jobson, s6 St Charles st. New Orleans Dubois Co
Mobile; Ala; robey, Cincinnati, Ohio; Havand Harrow
Allen, Charleston, C w Duval 232 Broad ST. Newark
NJW H,IlsRsn Loaiyllls KY PeNy Tslle, be
haven, Conn; GaYnor Richmond, Va; +. Taylor and W.
Fisher Washington CITY, C.: j. A. Wadsworh Providence
Gss A M' e. sa Frsas
ncksburg Va; } Fl Thompson x Co., Wheeling, Va.
All letters pos! paid directed to j. PEAsE SON, IS Div
sfftaf W he puucf nal laffe cd RI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-04

Fmg NEAR BuFrALo.-On Thursday last fire broke
out at Black Rock. An extensive oil mill and oakum pick
ing machine, both occupied by Mr.. s. Smith were to.
tally destroyed, also unoccuped mill belonging to
Gen. Porter of Niagara Falls and trip Jorge dwell
ing owned and occupied by Mr. r. Justin. An adjoining
building used as iron turning shop by Mr.. l. Thomas
was also consumed. Two large distilleries one un.
occupied by Messs. Blossom SUBWAY and the other
owned by Messrs. Sherwoo Mcpherson and occupied
by W. Edwards, with their totally
cd. samraus mandatory occupied by Mr. N Fish.
was also burned The FIRE said TO have commenc ed
I'M MIR. Edwards establishment and il look cd upon as
great calamity being loss OF $40 900 in property
and throwing out Of employ than fifty persons We
regret to add cent OF insurance was secured up
on the property destroyed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-04

nr at s ai. a Ray SEEM we found this piece of child
evident le ~ mfa potatoes h5ead and The lhe with
asv presented heeus Of eating ulcers heal
done lie left pu sp5 ses ARE len e The s
rs eye , The lower jaw, and the fragments s
les. The Certain cheek given this terrible spreading and hope
excited BY irritable dungeons flesh animal
s.sHss rsSn e s 9ss ii. and
for the a eoasd oy h,s mother to hs e,ei1ye VS.
sAsIARILxS" Th%css have s he
ssss s stss;' %is
gorogs i cou not saye failed prevent one of The greatest
MR. Bks6trt d . Grf BEEN with Peter
WyeLs for more than twenty have known his
sss s 6 ia s @ d e g nssy as n
'e'' arc correct ORANGE MANSFIELD. PM
Nov Goth, 1871 North Clarence, Lrie Co.
Me.r John Owen Co.. bsIlo s ss n ne iS' the
& 81 aSpss
.a Out pa assn s. .s
mes, ss%oO sv. eight different and
year 81 mortifcaiien when applied root doctor
Sos. stp .ptn n: P ' e. Gd
only served 20 keep back have used almost thing
o,b In JAY , ss Wa. By who he
From about four below shoade 70 about the middle
Of The fore arm there have b,en least holes, many
bottle Bsios sarsspsra and made up my mind to 's
using IT, and used bottle week for hen
found myself all completely cured any rate
appeared and perfectly sound labor with il
periory over every thing else that have tieI that most
VIM may '' summary aH''''' WILLIAM Wilt 'fkARsALL
Persons who any doubts of the efficacy of this medicine
are invited TO call of the following City References be-
lore purchasing the article -
John Giles, 30l Pc arl street.
y;.g Hfshn sos sta1 11 street street
Lloyd Bryant, No. Avenue q.
Wm; II. Stinemets, 80 Cedar
MI Johnson, 20 James street
William Stebbins corner Of Rivngon and Ridge SIS.
Richard Smith. 80 Clinton street
kqber II; Gordon, y Orange street
Mrs A. Hodge, 80 Ridge stleet
William Wilson, &C Lewis street
"a va1dewaer, 3l4 Madison street
i'em9el Leland, So Hudson street
Mrs Ward, 60 Bayard street
!. w. Henderson, 278 Grand street.
James McGl, 1856 Grand street
H. b. Knapp, 81 Avenue B-house SOL Fourth street
they fully satisfy themss YES that all that said Of
IL they will take lhs trouble TO call Mr. Burger
anime substanated testimony in addition above which
WI prove conclusvey that the article is what i pgrpor
CAuTioN-As the fame Of this wonderful extends
puao scs are spSg up e reap part OF Us re-
wish the true article, to ask for Brstos, and that
WRITTEN signature orc. BaIsro cork OF
Forsale by reputable Druggists Agents throughout the
William Burger Wholesale Agent 50 Courtandt street. and
Mi6aus Pharmacy lss Broadway RusSson and Xspinwsi,
20 BrssdYay e William ssst aPd 70 AsIar Honss jaime.
s. b. Quackenbash 7oS Greenwich Street and A. Hl sos
Greenwich st. sill hnrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-04

BoARp OF ALDERMEN October 3.-Present, Alderman
Woodruff President in the chair and ell the members.
communication received from the Mayor, rela-
tive TO the defacaon Of John Ahern late Clerk OF the
Mayor, in which he points out the careless manner in
which the public moneys received by the Clerk OF tho
Common Council and other receiving officers and recon-
mends a plan whereby the future defacatons may be
remeded There is reason to believe from the Mayors
communication that other moneys besides the receipts for
commulaon have been used for other purposes save that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-04
Circuit Court.
Before Judge Kent.

before Judge Kent.
OCT 3-Ohrer Besfey VS.. Hagford Smith, ct al-This
was an acton on an asserted breach oil good faith Mr.
b. merchant in Pearl street. and the defendants keer
at Newark, N. j. They had separate claims against
establishment in Florida but agreed to unite them jointly
pursue recovery and divide whatever amount might be
collected tits averred that Messrs. Smith Co. collected
over but refused to share had been provided for
Action is therefore brought to recover the 5000 asserted
to be due to plaintiff verdict will be rendesed this
forenoon