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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-01
DR. ALIENS BALSAM of Horc-

II M. hLLIl4N :, Dt w VI Iiblt-
! - hound LIyerwort and Picur.y Root. has gained
reputation IN The cureO Consumption and LIVER cumpl NJ.
ncscr acquired 10y other medicine. Tbs medicine Il
Intended like tie common unbUg ot ilie day 10
disease but only thu OF diseases a The lungs
and liver aud for these complaint, la, equal On earth
Raising blood, cough, and loss Of Strength certain
-ymptoms Of consumption. d.. u. ID Aliens Bai.am Of
iiorehOund Lvervofi ami Peurlsy Root failing
emedy and If the SICK and distressed TO IT, they
ccrtan OF being restored 10 health II contains OPIUM
deadly poison Ia lull and supply the hut il
ut the SICK Il.
OPISioS THE Faculty -D.seasc NJ The L,mRs-Dr
Nliep-Dcar have prescribed your B1lsam IF Here,
lovnd Lrrerorf, and Pisisy Root. coughs and
r"nsumpon m. II has proved eficcual after OTHER rene
des had failed. I glad to find valuable medicine
without deleterious narcotic nersdents. entcrln
high spnon # Balsam, and shalt cunlinu" to recon-
mead 10 my patients. Your, &c. &. PRESTON,
Physician. New York City.
For .ae, wholesale and retail 10y W A. Tyler, 80 Barclay
street T.. NJ Onion, IN Bswrry AMI Y. A. Hart,
nj Broadway and Chamber streets. New York. mis- I'm
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DOISONS.-Dr. Feuchrwanger has re-

] moved hi, Office to No ! Wal>reet near Broad
H. universally approved Poison, eNicrmiuai ng
lcdhugs. moth. rat cockroscbe MICE npsGECt1es fr,.
Aeas The PhlauiLun Powder for dc.iroyng tic ro>~bng'
and hs seed protector Tor guarding every seed hcn mt
ID against he attack nj the rrub-vorfa, anil oor INSECTS,
vii be found ud,pcnsahy and highly useful in
The preen eaon he may hc constantly Consulted on h,
i1yOrc science, which }. protect ua1. asma houses
and field, from all species Of yermin
DR.. + ! agent for The manufacturer. o. aqua forth. pure
and muratic acids, solution OF tin. pyrolgncous acid,
lunar cluc. eecie,, Sc. by tn package AMI AZ retail
'. u. Moth rf1eciualy eyiernnat.d fnd prevented 10
exist IN wooens. hdunt carpets upholstery such chairs
tables saddles cushions &c. Bcdbucs warranted 10 be
terminated from bedrooms, besi-ad htdiiug, &c. Do +.
NJ h Office No. Wall II. from Ia o'clock. m3o Tvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-01

NEN lis Ky WIN. Thorn. Dentist,
,1 -t. the attention of hose who wear Artificial Teeth
7ni ii0,e VINO require them h. method 0 supply
'HF The r1Niary family. sL the teeth Know that there
d,a rahe taste 10 the mouths of those who indulge In
acids eslng iTam the action o the the gold plate
in an cs,e> that ali 81 H. he inserts teeth from
complete 49, without usng particle Of metal af any de-
s1pou. nI23 I'm II ~ Gil iNRFR>.ST.
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TNTANGLED ACCOMMODATIONS

JoDe-, Accountant ~ Broadway. Oqp0-re J0-r.i-.
undertakes and adjust accounts every der
ton Tofho,e WHO have not been able dos q
and easy m.ttoi NJ cortJcng t, department tie sF.r-
.er. with tAe confidence derived from much experience
respectfully ffers h. assistance n surccir. such forms ri
account books arr best adapted ptrcfr routine
business IT, compi caei partnership -, co0nsed
and neglected account, he Pledge s .eif - 'Frct IN al
case. equitable aEd .r1 pIiabie az .lsifueui.
Published and for saie hv The author above "Iene.
Principle and Practice OF 0kkrcpnr.~ which already
he book IN The eadisg Academic uions 81 ihs
country, and the only American work he srh hat
Ia. been printed in England Price q n ny-3f
HOAL. coal, COAL.-Best Peach Or
~ clard Rel i,h Coai-Lump Broken and Nut s.fes -
The undersigned authorised lake orders th- cec
hraed Coal at the very oWe., prices. either by The
1r ton, delivered from the blre &C. OF caFac - any part
oi this city or BROOKLYN.
Al-o Gray A,h schuylk'i Lehish and Lackawana Coal
:. American niusnOu, Coal. for tbs CRATE. EQUAL N
heS Liverpool Best Virginia Coal, ior hlack.nitls use
the very lowest price. JOSEPH p. SIMPSON.
Oiice " ll9 N7sau-strPct.
y. y. Orders for one ton viii receive the same attention
d. those for larger quantity. nv 1871
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Observation-Disclosures & Page. 100

~ Bower. have constantly on hand one Of the best
~orir sio X be- found in the CITY, including China
and Tea Ware Stone Gfani,c do (HhIte and pruie q
rlndOl,. Astral Lamps Hall Lamps English Britannia Tea
--ts. rich Cut Glass. Acaii OF the stvc srd hGcS
quality al very low prices.
mvl2 I'm MFRRITTS / PAGE 100 Bowerv.
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waismU F-antln. trc'on.er
NOR SALE At tUCTION-W William

LNOK SATE 1T NO TTVN.-W Imam
4 H. Pfanslin all "a a agcto CA ItE>DAh. June
fot, Al IL o',irk AZ the M,-rllli Exchange al a,
rtsn iionss viii The ios of Dro1nt u.r"un's irlof.
~ situate tle f-uhvrs cofnff oitt .h itfrls sri
~ r.,t ~. Home b. cottage Iuif. rfaf All 49,,
al rhere are fun fo,s 81 Grnun Zach - 'rf spie
y iod f.et deep There soni sole BOZ ~ q ~.
floS ard lnr the streets lffr been - th
.le.s. fsooI pump nf ,rt varr nraf o. o. ifsr.
Tide ini spufsb'e. Terms viii o. accomnoasrrg ani
male known on he dly ni ale.
Pr iarih-r particulars. spply -
III ". c. LESERlDGE ,Couns'lsr ~ Isv.
II,
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I~AFOR SALE-The three story Brick

- HOUSE AND LOT or GROUND, Ne -
Nlrkfi-Sf-eei between Madison and ienryslrceis. TIE
10, 3 hy a. the House p by a. feet. with !, inch
walls built BY days work under the supcrncndcnre Ut VII
George Ireland. There ten FIRE places IN the House
seven of which finished with marble chime eces.-
Tree rv cellar undo ,he whole paved ami divided
into several apartments. hrrproof ashhoue under the
kitchen FIRE pare and the whole in complete order. The
premises b, every day between the hours OF II
ar- 2o'rlock For further particulars apply to
C2t GRINNELi. NIN1TRN CO. N SOuh-strret.
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AT A COIRT of Chancery heId Ior

The STATE ot Nrw-lors, n iHe 'uN ' Nc" ''.''''
Pm, 80. Nj AZ, + Vi C.un.N ice Chsuc,or o De Fnt
|iur Rolv -, N,h,or K,,ch,l. MARY k,,che. ArarcN
K.,ca.l. william KricLcl tiac hech'.. >imo'i henhf
Jane, Daily. William lr'ior in' - ,h jar si'' Us
yife J1rc, Kctclcl N.r.ar,i kochrl tudf'~ , h.it'
tni Be,s.y hs wife, John ku,'H eng Nai'" DIS "''--N
~ ,,., fl, the satisfaction of ih, Cour'. .t rn
,men,t Bill og Complaint ls, been ii'd .n d. . r "
nar,',;on OF The following described pcn,e'. g. '-h
Inn certain dwelling hor-e and It, pec"oi i'l''' Il"
situate living aud be .ng m NE y an Nari :" u' ny '
Xsxycrk ami /, krowu sul ltusu shed il ihe nuntr.
,so bup,lf.d and nineteen (l. hif,hsl 'Munlf Ni'
cry IN trout BY ,hurch-,if"t 1'n'' L
ground n,N or late belonging 90 Jl,n 'nr' u'',lt
hy ground or ln,' bel nfnG "a ','ae IMlHn a~l
Charles N0rr.-ani ea'iefN hf 20 y" 10 CONE ~
breadth u front ami rear twenty -f '' '"' p" N gun pr,
each ,e seventy frei, hr ~ same more oi t''lr
eeiher th I'll ani singnl'r he H., go, ,'',la
mems AMI appurt, .nrcc.. 1rr and rrnin,, itnts
enc, and pifl> thereof; AMI D. ais apfnfhs ~ We Nc
'f,rt nr oi I'll, Court hat The - trnc- al J'n kp'ls
~ kroyn-ihat tmr,A v. NJ chcl. WHEN ia> heard lnm
49,, beIir,,l In ro dc sonsuh,rr in South America HAT
B.t,-, ktich,l RESIDE. IN lC ~air ~ Pru,N 'ai - W.
- -, ma >,,,h Jam. hi. wr. auI Andrew krichd
[ in ibe STATE last aiore,asI-ha, q am kechrl and
I,ac h,rhel reside n a., STATE oi New jersey On iso
i.nn NJ e. Magic Solicitor or ile Conn Aiani NNc''u
80, ina, me aid john Russell Andrew k'irtci, bti"N
k,t.t. W Uam Irvine aud - ah ians I '.nf, Arftrw
Ketch,. William kochrl and Lac h'i'h',' "l '''n w
rer Ia De- e-vsl on the Cnnp.anant, N'N' ti' N"i
four month, TN date ~ ih' order, ana 100 'd OF
their apr, thai icy ca1,e ilf answer or ''N''
lire Cnmpls nant, Bi Ia hr iitd, ard COPY u' "'t
Eve. a., IA, COMPLAINANT, Solicitor within ioN Day a
ter service of copy of said BIZ and ma ~ dtlfu 'ie
ala I'm Al Compliant Dee TAKEN confessed bN ii'n fl
.a-h nf ii.m aui IL iti,r o's,f,'l, Aai ~ lin l"t'
IAN, tr,, l itc eft nj, orsr tire said Comp cause
l.. ori,r be- pub ,hrd 30 ,lc sac paper ''i Z" ~
months one zach Nrrh ,ucte,.''ty,uf mot i ' G. W
ul,tanl, cau," cop, ~ lN or'r 10 ,e ',t'ft
t.,ri,l William lNinc. ssrah Jllr IRVINE, AntI'w
E-cl,I uam K.t = ard Isaac keichei, and on '''h
Aco wv" HIRAM wAIw ORTIZ c'ok
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rr.skiss' on Boar''.
MORNING LINE FOR AL
70. .prOpLE'S LINE FOR Al

BANY and nirnei,'1,'r pSS',,t'' NV
r. >ts,u,l.0af ROCHESTER, Capt y J. =. ' ..,'
lave, Norsv wedn,> lay aud sriay Afternoons ~ "
The : tNsRiCA Capt. l. W BianM.. L.,
,,v Thu-,tav mi S,urtiiy atf rnnon,, n lOhl'ch'
The y AMERICA capt. ". H. Irn'>''.' . .ant> 80
,av Thursday ard saturday afternoons, A. 20 81. 80,
For passage ire ght.apqly 10 T. L >'n'H ''" ~
on the wharf. or on board. -. =, 49,,
y. y VI ANUS ~ f''f''H an
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a FOR SALE-That very desirabIe pat

Il Of ground situated IT the OF Iaigh and Var
4 -freei fronting -. Johns Park hc ny - fest
inches on Laighsrert and IS feet Nar-k. with The
Church thereon For particular, enquire Of JOSEPH
NFFKs, No. II Beech ~
S,NrI ppONF tai MalkerI
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- EXCELLENT opportunly for Build.

III
InH srs Capitalists and others and for Specul,-
private sale several tracts nj land and especially
beautiful country seat on the plain. little >ouih ri
iortie The latter place embraces - contiguous lot,
second and Third Avenues. and ghtrth and Eighty
f>,ir-ets all under the very highest state ct cultivation
the preu great variety of iruit trees shrubs
vines. flowers. Sc. They also have thereon convenient
city built House. Barns well OF fine water
houses Sc Railroad. omubu, and stage accommodation
great value tn these prense> This property i lite
rally ,nrrounded Nv the residences Of Gen pauld
ing Ne,srs Prime. Delafed., Aston. Jones, Rkers, Law
rcncrs. Rhinciapders. RAYS. Coscrs, kc.
Aso Tor sale lands Sixvh>tstreet. near East River,
known Mount Vernon. The title undpued. Part of
The purc base may remain mortgage Buildings
put these lots would increase the value OF the
whole. Apply from y 10 , r. W. TO
GEORGE 4 CLARK l02 Iibcrty-St.
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LET from the first DAY of newt

MAJ ourths of tho fourth story II TIE Frank
ding corner 81 Arr and Nss7s streets. suitable ior
- office, or otirr mechanical business loo Iu' OF
MIS- CONNER IN the hu ding Ullu
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, c,s. nFOR pEEKSKIIL.. WEIR

= I
S-yse 5SE7TE, PLANCK, Grassy FONT, Sng Sing, Tar
rytoNn, Dohbs Ferry Hastings and Nouhrr> Rr'aAiasi
aud Dinner boar.
The and splendid Steamer CpiIf MBi :. Captain
W. Ston- will Leave New-Nork from the loot Of Chamofrs
IT. every morning FRIDAYS excepted At 7oclnck;-
and returning. leave Peclsk day NJ O'Clock, p W.
Landing At the foot Of Hammond street, each way
NorIcE.-All goods Freight, Baggage, Bank Bills ~pe-
ce or otSsr Kind o Property tlksn shipped or put
board this boat must be al the risk Of the 81 such
Goods. Freight, Baggage Nc
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,xFOR SALE or to Rent-A beautiful

~. Country seat on the Eighth Avenue near Harlem,
situated Harlem flights, overlooking the East River for
long distance. The fiou large and oommodous.
pete with every convenience for country rssidtnce-wh
of Land For beauty o scenery and health il Is not
eyc,cd 10 hi. vicinity. Apply
u,vjO Iwos W ~ SEYMOUR. Chatlan.squate.
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= l-D~ nNEWARK & NETWORK.

S,.,,.rSS.r--< Fare only H.. cents Tho ,ple""d aad
commod0oS sirainer rtS>AIC. Capt John Gary, beng
coprteIv and elegantly rc.;te. vii commence her r"su
lar trps 6r the Thursday. March lo-ca'ng a.
follows: =.
Foot Of Barclay a. n. YORK. Centre wharf, Nrwsrh'
Al 10 oak A " L io'ckgn At7ioclk..M& |! o'ck.f
On SUNDAY, the Pa,,ac will leave Nr~-lofh A. 10 v ~
and p. M-Leaye Newark At Il \. VI. aud l2oco'A "
10 ms 6m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-01
n To LET-The handsome well.fnsh-

!. 81 three story Dwelling House. Ne. , Dunnc-st
m Broadway suitable for the residence Of private ~
lv or Boarding House. Apply %
,i;w F. H. KIMBAII- g. Wall street
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N go ACRES Selected Land in La.all

~. County Illinois. Prairie and Timber. with fine
rram Of passing through it-axes all paid up and
lille perfect Price for cash IS cts per apply soon To
A. p. SMITH, IS Iibertv-s. m26 C.
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. c.s-. aOPposITION LINE for Al

ey.-sszssv---3 hany-Fare - ceni'-Befihs n cents
Fr.ieh; taken 10 reduced prices ..,,. - -
VI Brown having made arrangeni.n M, To change het ays
NJ ls.vir- Nrv.N ok. viii he-cai'fr have ir l-t pr h
r ---,, Nev, yorl every Nonll,. "Wednesday ami tri
f,v afternoon N o'clock and Albany every iur>'F'
Thursday and SATURDAY afternoon n ocioch ln', .n
. ,..s5a zach ,,v al the -,t nj ilalinoni-,,rri New
hrr b. Poughkecnse. Kingston Point 'ni't an"
For freight or passage apply 10 The Aaiian =, :"
N n pANppf Pr MARTIN. 49, NfS.i
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: CO. sEVENlNG LINE of Steam

CIV lssNi.NN' '''s''' w =.
Ea H71 hoa,s TOR Albany, daily NJ os..SA u
" SUNDAY excepted. from The pier b'i"s'n 'oN' " '''
Liberty streets. -, -.
The S;eaui-r ROCHESTER,. Capt. \. ? - John ease>
Tuesfly Thursday ami saturday Nrfrols n o'ooh-
The strqmrr SOUTH AMERICA G1nt Brairnro. raves
Monday, Wednesday ami FRIDAY Afternoons al ococh.
Tire above boats sr3 substantial iuru ,Ara WIN
erga' Kpcps ans for speed aa ace 'rio A' aiV
dnrif1eA on The Hudson. 80. -
F,s pr ageor freight aFpy ter. c. schultz a'the "'ce
on he hart. on board
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The boat will be accompanied hy old Fisherman well
acquainted VIII the Fishing Gnunt. Bat furnished M
excellent Band OF Music engaged to oupan' te hnnl
Refreshments of the r> quality furnished ON boar extra
4 chamber maid will attend ~ the ladies and ch+reu.
Capt Gould pledge, himself that pains ,lall be pared
to give satisfaction aui make these Excursions both plea
and agreeable those who viii honor him IA the f
patronage.
The Public are assured that the Sorrror will positively
leave the above days throughout the season, ur wra
TIER permits. my ID ON
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
DIED

In this city, George r. Bulksy, on the 9Th inst.
On the 5th lnst of consumption, Stephen R Sharpe a
native of Albany, aged about SO years tAbany and Ske
neateles papers please copy.l
On Sunday morning. 9th ius Mrs. Maria Van Hou!en,
rectof Peter Van Houien, in the 10 OF her age
On Sunday evening, 9th inst OF the whooplng cough
Ellen Louisa third daughter of the late Thomas Bailey
ag ed years and months.
90 surday 9th inst, suddenly Miss Elizabeth iianuoo,
IN the 10Th year OF her age.
On Saturday 9Th inst, the residence Of hi, brott
law. Boyd, 1913 Madison stree el yphn fever George,
Rosp Buihey of the late Stephen Bukley, OF Hartford.
Conn native OF Charleston, :. c., aid tor soue time
pas Sdent OF this city. IN the 2olf year OF is age
On Saturday, sh inst of conscmpton Sarah hnne, wc
of William Wheeler aged Is year.
At Brooklyn. The 9Th inst, Mary Ann, re OF VIM
Eemblc, aged g years
At Far Il ckaway, L. l., en- Sunday mornings 9th inst.
Mr. Daniel Molt, ageh6l years.
Al Buttcrnu the 27ih ult, while at the table eating
his breakfast Mr.. Nathan ull aged 81 years The de
ceased he o five brothers who settled IN the But
ternut Valley l773 where he resided 50 years-hve ex-
cepted during which he absent in the Revolutionary
Nv dr. He reared respectable family, and was followed
10 his grave by large train oil mourning relatives and
fri nds.
Oct 7h Mary P, wife of Walter L. Childs and only
daughter of Mrs. Ann Curry, aged "a years, months and
d
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II Mercantile asenc,

~ AseNCy.-lnS Agency was eS-
aelshed June, ioil aud successful operation The
number OF subscribers has been steadily increasing
commencement large number OF the mos. respectable
IN the cry have become subscribers The object of
the Agency IS 10 procure information respecting the stand
ing responsibility, &c OF country merchants residing
the States OF New York OHIO Michigan. Indiana, Illinois,
the New. England States New Jersey, parts OF Missouri
and Pennsy vana and the Territories OF Iowa and WIcon
for The benefit OF merchants the city OF ~ Y-rk
may become subscribers to the Agency Experience has
shown that this Agency-as corducted-has becn highly
useful not only TO the merchants of this city. but honest
and solvent merchants 10 the country Merchants
vi,ed 10 call, when The Terms and Conditions will be made
known 10 them They can also make Inquiries, without
charge To sufficient extent TO test the pan and be well
satisfied OF the value OF The information believed that
this Agency S he the saving merchants th
city HUNDREDS OF thousands ut dollars annually. Apply
LEWIS TAPPAN, corner OF Hanover AMI
ST cod I'm EIchange streets No. DORIS Buildings.
II Wigs and scalps.-Tho Importance which
all ha1. 10 the Head OF fisr clear eI the value
set upon personal hgure aud when by caprciouS
freak OF Nature the human form deprived OF It's pro
poton All Is resoried in order by arca! means.
supply the deficiency Hence have arisen those wonder.
iu discoveries which bid Nature defiance. Bauys Ven-
iang and GosSamtr
WIGS AND SCALPS.
real heads OF hair which only be bad 46 Broad
way, corner OF Llbertystreet. up stairs sl7 I'M
II Salem butcher, Counsellor at Law, No: 81
Nassau street o5ti
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
No change nland bills Alabama not quite 50 active
today Central is better. We nun;e

We understand that the Board of Directors of the Long
Island railroad have called an instament OF per cent
equal to pc per share payable on the 25th inst
considerable parcel of half dollars taken one
OF the Banks this morning for Canaa There good DE-
mand for Carolus dollars for China Deuboons arc also
waDed there being order for Havana We understand
between two or three hundred thousand dollars in half ,ol
lars and American gold shipped week to Newg
leans Mexican dollars we quote prem, demand
Spanish 81 A prem
Th Directors of the State Bank at Camden on Fri.
day last, declared dividend of per for the past
months, payable after the 10th inst
The National Insurance Company Boston has declared
dividend OF per cent for The las, six months.
The Suffolk Insurance Company of the city have
declared semi annual dividend Of four per payable
on the l,h inst
meeting of the stockholders Of the Planters Bank Ct
Prince George County, Maryland be hed for pur
pose of winding up the affairs of that institution.
New Counerles on The Farmers Bank OF Virginia have
appeared, dated June g. l84l letter D. Badly done.
The amount Of outstanding Treasury Notes the lst
inst was S8,S52U70 i6
1t is competed that The export Of silver froal S nth
America to Europe, larger than it has been
sace the separation OF the colonies from Spain upwards OF
twenty years ago.
The Union says owe have letter from Alabama this
mornpg which states that the Branch OF the Sank OF that
State at Montgomery was and had been, paying specie for
some tme and that the Bank perfectly good Doubtful
The Charter of the Hancock Bank Boston, expires the
18th December next and the Bank has given notice that at
ter that date notes will be redeemed.
The Banks Of Portland have declared the following semi
annual dividends Maine per cent Cumberands 8, Casco
2 Canal II, Merchants %, Manufacturers and Traders
s. per share, Portland Sl3
The Boston Mail says that the naval officers and work
men in the Navy Yard will lose 900 by the failure OF the
Phenx Bank. 1t also says that the day it tailed Sheriff
was waiting before banking bours to attach
funds of the Bank raid to be in the vaults Of another nsl
tution.
John Smith, Esq resigned the office OF President OF the
Bank OF the State Of Missouri and Edward Wa';b Esq o
the house OF 4 +. Walsh, elected TO fill the vacancy
The Farmers and Merchants Bank has declared dvi'
dcnd OF Two and hall per cent tor the last six months
An injunction has been granted against the ChzensB Bank
of New Orleans in consequence of which it is supposed it
will 20 into immediate liquidation. The notes have de.
clined 10 o0c on tie dollar.
According 10 the summary of the NewOrieans Courier,
the Bank statement shows that the circulation of the BANKS
in that city only exceeds their specie by Si5i ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

A. Newport, r. the 9Th inst by the Rev. F. vnton
Trinity Church Mr.. Marshall c. Siocum OF this CIV
Miss Catarne D. daughter of the late Henry Bull OF the
former place.
At Suield c.. the 5th inst Mr. Charles A. Sherman.
OF this city, TO Caroline daughter OF the late Asahe Hath
away, OF the former place
AT Rochester on the 9th inst :. jones oumiord o New
York, 10 Miss Eliza II. daughter OF f. 3. Strong, K
On the 9Th ln>t by thu Rev. j. f. Hill, Mr.. Hackaan
Purify ot SOmer., 10 Miss Mary f. Va.niine only daugh
ter oi NJ. :. Valentine, ESQ ,ol this city
October 9th. by his Honor the Mayor Sir. n. W Hoi-
OF this city, to Miss Lydia. youngest daug hter hs
late John Dogson, Esq., OF England.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
New.York Cnttle MRrket-oct.

KepOrlci I,r The ] IrIbuHe'I
At Market 1000 fresh Cattle 40 Cows and Calves ana oooo
Sheep.
PRlCES-Beef Cattle ranged from s. 90 to s. 75' with
occasional sales little higher but the greater part were
rather below 400 from Pennsylvania and the rest from this
State. 500 left
COWS AND CALVES-We give the range as last week.
300 to $50. All at market but ID sod
SHEEP AN d LAMBS-All at Market oui ooo taken a'
81 TO So rs for Lambs 81 IS 81 so 10 81 for Sheep
HAY AND STRAW-Prme quality OF Hay hGs threugn
ou, the week sold at 62ac per cwt Straw, 50 per load
Inn bundles,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
Samuel Thlps, AuclIOnttr.
A UCTION NOTICE. plcndid and

Sdmuei ihllPs, aucuohttr,
A UCTION NOTICES. plcndld and
IA Fashionable FurnIture-Wednestay Oct H. al Isl
Bruadway-1he cntire furniture belonging to family re
moving South. Among the articles splendid French
plate Classes elegant WarGrobss Sofas, Couchc Divan
Egyptian marble top and pier Tables elegant Bu
and dressing Tables Wash Stands, Peria Bruss Is
and Ingram Carpets, splendid silk daniask window Cur
tanS and ornaments mahogany French Bc''-
steads, with canopes and silk damask Curtains, super
Feather Beds aud cured hair Mattresses full French Chd
with damask aud linen elegant Sheffield plated
liquor Stands CaStors, Cake Baskets Candeabras, &c NC
dinner and Sheffield Cutlery cut Glass eiegan
hall Lanterns and Astral Lam bronzrd Chandeliers &c
Also, about 500 et sterling silver consisting oi tea ana
coffee sets, forks, spoons, iru knives and baskets
Also, large assortment II kitchen utensils lncludi'g
patent Cooking Range aud extensive asortentof uteo
sis complete
N. 8. The whole OF the above furniture was made TO
order, aud in good condition.
Catalogues will be ready IN Tuesday, when the house
will be open for inspection
Terms cash in bankabe money. The sale will com
mence at 10 O'Clock Wednesday, with the kitchen ar
,ps all its"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
"a CONCERT g. LECTURE ROOM.

lG,8 To Let-The large room !I The Granite Buildings
corner of Broadway and Chambers street, recently occu
pied by the Apollo Association Il has been baudso mey
fitted up with desk, benches, &c. and is well lighted and
ventilated Fer terms apply al room, No. q in the building
oil Iyviss