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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-04
MONEY MARKET.
Thmrarln m rch q


The Grand Jury have presented the Board of Brokers
public nuisance sustaining the charge of the Re-
corder. The charge will be found in another column.
The Stock Market generally Is exceedingly dull ;
very few real transactions take place either in buy
selling. The market is kept active only by constant
operations Of Spectators, who always alternately
depressing and cornering certain stocks. Delaw are
and Hudson has been borne down from li3 to IS. se
vera large holders their and other peoples &C.
count, sold out their stock at high prices and have
bought in again at prices Is 20 per cent
der this account went up, to-day, per cent In GER
tain Railroads corners have also been got up which
are about ready to burst Transactions Of this nature
are ary all tina. Indiana Bonds fell per
cent; Mohawk Railroad, Patterson I Long Island
rose Illinois,f. Bills on Philadelphia, Al.
The Stock Market has undergone an immense change
within four years There operators in the street
who thought fair business only have differ
outstanding to the extent of 100000 and who
now shake under as many thousands. In those years
the banks Of the city held absolutely very few stocks
but in 1882 when the revusion first overlook the stock
market they became possessed of large amounts The
threatening aspect Of AFFAIRS however, cautioned them
to avoid those securities; but large amount was for
ced upon them in payment Of debts The following il
table ofthe Stocks held by the city banks at different
periods:--
Loans ON Srocxs THE Nrw YoRx CRY BAsx, JAN
IA IA aRnkg l.
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e. lis tes So .b,s moasses T. boe sornns
Hch.rds-i oh Mo"re-I hhl BIZ Mier-ss bids SUGAR
J.nsier co-i2e molasses Mere-s Kegs sie- 2eo
Vswsscme! ssis hhds 70 :sss; eo.ss
bsls Never nchen-2s Weths rb mi bale Fled
hI'os SKIS .nord. H.stine ccii Dbl, 10 How,rd-s
has MeeL erals ,hIs Merritt co-l2 hhds Ct BIS q
Leland eo-47 b,esJ Drsp r-lso b rsisips Ne~stadi
bales cot on to order.
NEw ORLE ASs-Brg Gl.aner-af hhds 81 bbls
iasses Favens X oo--3l do to captain. -Wrl
m9nL.UBrg ssrh SrowsT,2 bales Gotten Lee eG.s
y Bolton, For Livngssn-so Hicks COTE Newb I'd
Cru!t-i3 Leve'ich-5s Bogart X Kneeand-2 pss Z
Pt5sJ Pia,t-s Ro:oS-s Brown '0.aes-i Dbl Cha.
Clearm. sundry pkgs Morehouse Comst,ck, MILES.
Harper Brohrs Wilton Henry x co-2o7 bales cotton
pires Is sticks 10 order.
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Dry od Clothing Jewely Fancy and Pledged art ces,
hsrdwsrr Gallery atches &c of all de crptiots;
superior Clothing Cloths Csssmeres, Vestng' Silk, sas
Aso Sheffield Cutlery, Gum. secars Wines Groceries.
Hosiery trunks second hand Clio hing Pledged Goods,
Aiso-Ths balance stoet Of a Merchant Tal,r
ceres cases hohery, trunks Of second hand co,hing,
Aiso-The balance stock of a Merchant Taier
Aso-Abou 20 yos splendid London boots draw ings en-
- '''''H' '' sAT StisSi Ash's'd cutlery
r, AZ TO- e':loek, IN the Sales Room.
Elegant Furri'ue-A large ard extensive valuable assor
ment o. household furnurs-hose articles OF all
descriptions.
A.o-The stock of Cabinet Maker Counting house fur.
Li'ure.
sowThs remainder Of the counting hOuse and upright
oe'1' wr'''s tables &c M SY Sfas, Of a'''r'ee'
,,,., AZ lol O'Clock. At No 233 Broal ~sy.
VIII he sol without the lease for two OF the
American Oyeter House, the Amercsn ot together
harpumps stcr bn all N. IN. Kitchen
svy thing connected with the above named we'll Known
deservedly celebrated oyster house. This will afford
seant Opportunity for any TeIson wishing to enter IN the
business The Lease ard rites will all be sold IN lot
Ire tune,s is ouri hing and the ustom good Unavod
pie Cause the opretors to their
business Terms at SALE Information be had by calling
TUESDAY:
AT iol o'clock. at the corner Of Fulton Nassau Sta
Merchant Tailors' Stock-The balance OF the elegant
stock OF merchant tailor consisting garments
made in the most fashionable aud Of The best
Also-Remnants of i9g eIot: sa1nerss hosiery &c
AT lOl O'Clock. ia the sales room
sale Of eegant Pin,o F0rtes aud Furniture
BY BUTTERFlELD & COACHMAN, Auctionesrs.
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Baltimore.
BALTIMORE.
Correspondence of Ithe Heraid.l 4
i BALIIxo RE, March 3, 1872.

Nh. ESreR:-
By the Norfolk papers which arrived here yester.
day afternoon, | am informed that Elk President
Martin Van Buren,, arrived in that borough fe v
days since on his way to the South. W.
The Naval Court Martial convened again yester
day morning. at Barnum's. Lieut.. A. G. Gordon,
the accused, appeared before it and asked until
Monday next to prepare for trial, which was grant
ed. The court then adjourned until today
Our currency is still getting worse. Railroad
orders are now 80 per cent. discount. Money IL
emphatically tight. Mr.. Cohen, who il the great
organ of finance in Baltimore, and whs sees with q
keen eye into money and business operations COZ.
6rms what stated yesterday, In his money article
in the Evening Patriot. Thus he says =
aThe banks of the city Of Baltimore have determined
to specie payne thelst OF August next or
in sixty days from the present tmesay on the LIST May
provided the Legislature will permit them to issue
bills below the denomination of Eve dollars MEASURE
Lie favor under the present pee usr condition Of the
cuating medium It may be reconciled even by those
heretofore hostile to such ISSUE under certain resrc
tons and az means Of facilitating the restoration to
specie standard We hail this movement on the part Of
eur banks with much sstisfscton.
Stock transactions have been extremely limited since
our last rePsrtthe rates have given way, and little dis
position exists to operate We predict the existence Of
abeter feeling in very brief period The resumpten
Of banks will be calculated to restore
isesurtes
Exchange New York is affected by the proposed
action Of the bsnksthc rate il unsettled 1t q prcmi-
un Philadelphia, il u at discount Virginia, 81 dis
count"
Another gathering Of the people took place last
night in Monument Square. They met this time
without any formal call. There was an evident
dissatisfaction running through the crowd. SO
great was it that the mayor found it necessary to
address the ropulacc and warn them Of the conse-
-quences, provided they inSulged in any violence.
They fingered about for some two or three hours
and dispersed without attempting any depreciation.
The military will doubtless be ordered cut to-
night.
The lecture delivered by Mr.. Chandler last eve.
ming was really a string Of pearls. 1t gave great
satisfaction and was loudly appIauded.
A bill directing that the session of our legisla-
turs shall be biennial instead Of annual has passed
both branches of that body and 10 now law.
An act restricting the colored population of Mary
land has passed the House. The act ~ it now
reads is curiosity-a horrible specimen Of unfeel.
ing cruelty II has met the peoples universal con-
demnatien. large meeting was held yesterday
afternoon to demonstrate against the provisions of
the act.
Flour quote at $3.50, and wheat ITO Poets
Business is rather dnll.
We have at this moment the prospects of most
beautiful day. Yours,
RoDERIcK.
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Humburs nnd uumburnerx

upon time the Fakir "a religious pilgrim) Bambabef
met one OF the disciples OF Coniucius, and this
we believe, was named rwang, or Whang Twang.
main that the people require to be hum
Dsgged. and whang Twans asserted that we ought
never TO humbug any one. Now, who verify,
rere'a the lights and the guides of the people
ingly and most cordially agree with honest whang
r~sng, and will proclaim from the house tops thst
numouggery should be banished from the world. We
90 therefore heartily rsoice ct having in power
recommend an article to the people that 10 hum
sss, VIZ. Or elk 6oursuds Psudres Subties, which
ana supsrhuous hair from q broad and elevated fore
neaa moIes &c, 90 nicely, safely, and % quickly
no one who needs its use should be- without bottle
Nno oe had at ca Walker street, door from Broad.
way. and 5!7 Broadway. 81 per bottle. For list Of
agents. see advertisements. 500 "
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Brighton Cattle Market.

FrB 2eAt Market 400 beef CATTLE 10 sheep and 500
swine--70 beef cattle unsold.
sheep-One lot Of weathers at 81 so SO; also lots
50 50, 81 IS, s. and 50 so.
Swine-A lot Of large hogs &c. for sows and &C. for
barrows Lots to pedds &c Tor and Sc for barrows
At retail from Al to &c.
Prices-Beef catle-Last weeks prices for like qua
lily were hardly austained. We noticed small number
Of choice cattle taken at l2A and 50 We quote first
quality 80 50 10; second quality 10 So IS; third
quality Is 81 so.
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Foreign I,nportntions.

PALrRwoShp Philip Fist-3ls caniars basa s47 bkts 6gs
100 b 80 bbis rsns 524 brs so bags bes Las
bimon-so bags hemp secd bx shsIled amonjs 50 chs
pumce stone 1850 boxes lemons a77s do M
order.
PorcE-Brg Elizsbeth7o CO sugar Meyer & stucken-ss
cks melases Bsry-s Ritlardss cks sugar Duraad
Co.'S tb potatoes 90 eks sugar do kessrum to order
COO lbs logw cd Hogth2o do lignum vita 20 bags coffee
Gro, helm X Schriber.
TRISpAp CvbA-Brg Peruvian-it ~ hid. Il ties melas-
scs Chasteraiu Ponvert-22 hhis do Nesmth Leeds.
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90 How very disagreeasle 1t must be to gentleman
lady to have bad head of hairs ladies espe
caly for let them talk they please
they do not like to be destitute Of any external grace
nosseurs beauty have praised narrow foresead red
hair and red eyebrows that joined the And
such were the charms that once csptivated Cabuus,
Ovid, and Auacreon. But ladies of the present time
would feel Inclined to be out Of humor with their
should they praise them for such graces Let those then
ly turning grey and falling out use Odrdges Balm Of
Columbia, and by doing, to themselves head
Of hair which would suit the most fastdious.- Boston
Courier.
To be found only at II Maiden lane, N York. corner
Of Third and Race and Ninth and Chcsnu. streets Phi
ladelPhia; DR.. Wadsworth, Providence; l6 Broadway
Albany.
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On the 3D. instant Mr.. HuoH MoRnrsov, after short
illness.
His friends, and the members Of the Mechanics Bene-
40 Society," respectfully invited to attend his funeral
Broadway.
On the 81 instant, JoHS of Michael and Ann Les.
ter. aged 10 months and days.
Her funeral will take place 10 oclock this morning
from the residence Of his father 46 Mott ST.
On the 81 instant CATHARiSE T. c. the wife of Oscar
Irving.
His friends and relatives, and those Of her father Gen.
Elias B. Dsyton, and Of her brotherinlaw the Rev Dr..
Beren requested 10 attend her funeral At so varck
street, Hudson Square, this afternoon at halfpast
o'clock.
On the I'd instant LYDIA GorrRLrr daughter Of Cap
tain Oney Stone in the 3lN year OF her age.
Funeral this afternoon, from 80 Delaney street, at
o'clock.
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Sheriff Ssle-At O'clock Thcmpsons Hail. corner Of
Elm apd Canal streets the furniture contained in said
house consisting Of sof bureaus side boar ward robes
nah gauy and chairs tables doing, dressing
and tea tables ingram carpets stair carpets looking gass
cocts desks show ssees work wash stands
ry, Sc.
Ae 20 Canary huds mock ing birds and tropical thrash
robins Sc &C. &c; dcante wine and champagne
ga.scs Gc mlIt
a UCTION NOTiCE.-AUSTIN, WILMAKDTNC,
Co.. will close public ton. Wednesday,. March
sh ls at 10 o'clock, NJ the entire stock Of Fresh In
ported Europ Dry Go0ds-consisng OF ckagsre.
eeved since Jan is, 1912 Sale the store Of NEvINs
Co. 6S Cedar A maet
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Loans ON SrocEs nv THE NEW York CRY BANKS. JAN.
lsi2 jan 1871 JAY 1870 As eolfrAhEp MIIn I.s isss

77s2o7 3,3co33s es2 2Ts2,sio
The following 10 the law passed in the Louisiana lie,
gilatvre restrain the banks from extending their cir.
culation.
I'm .4et relatire TO the Banks Of the State.
Section ls Be il enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives ofthe State Of Louisiana in General As
sembly convened That no bank located in the city OF
NewOeans shall increase its circulation its Liabilities
IN any form, until It shall have accepted the entitled
act to revive the charters Of the several banks
ted in the city Of New Orleans aud for other purposes
nth Of February eighteen hundred and forty
tWoj Or IN case Of refusal to accept the by any
9ank and proceedings being instituted against it for
asu'eS Of forfeiture Of Its charter, until final deci
on o. socn SUIT in it, favor and any director cashier
Or oner officer who shall violate this ast shall be sub
imprisonment for term which shall not be less
man snI snsee months nor more than two years -
oeSu0n y. And be II further enacted SC That tbis
ACT snaii De IN force from and alter it, passage =
lsignsdl WIN. c. G. claiborne.
,s.,, speaker Of the House Of Reprosentstives
t''s"o"l NY.f FELIX GARCIA
=. . fresident Of the Senate
tsiguedl AB ROMAN
Governor Of the State Of Tomis,srs
This s good law, under the Circumstances Al n will
compel curailment Of the redundant currency. and
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n3. New WoRLD-CoNrENTs FoR MARCH ga superb
illustration Of Quinten Metsys the Blacksmith Of Ant.
werp with three chapters of this capital original story
The Rivals Of SIENNA original drama, in two acts,
founded iciden in SismondiI History ofthe italian
Republics, by VIM Young Letter from Brantz Mayer,
Esq, giving graphic view Of the condition and pros
poets Of Mexico; The Witch Mania, deeply interest
ing history Of this national deuson Of the dark ages
Mackay; Mr.. Campbells Report to the Home League
against an International Copyright Law Review Of
Chas Mathews, Wakondah, cutting Original and SC
lected Poetry Choice Selections Late Lord Elgin;
Scrsp Book and several columns Of Literary Notices.
News from the Old World, Texas and all parts Of the
United States, &C. Terms IS year, 81 cents single.
Office 80 Ann street. where all who wish to subscribe for
the best and cheapest in America requested to
call.
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A~ ..sSsss.
PAWK THEATR s.

Park THEATRE. III
r.,s ,,, Mrs Ssyu outs BeIeft
THIS EVENING. Msrrh lssa-rbe performances will
,v,,, THE VIII fi%la GE Z cco'asgEr1E.
owen wAnsms, Wheatley Evan Pntchsid Fredereks
LyddS ff rys.. .nshn' N MiisSsyG% s.Su ;,
Song The LAT To wSrs Of M Ni 6 sss by Mrra
r.. c,,,. The cArTIyE
To eonein,. with MIS- seymour
CHAhLkS O'NALLEY IrIH
sr George b pashwnod Bary charis: Maley whsaIey
CHATHAM THEATRE.
THIS EvENiSp' Ma9e s1 p:crma,.. vii,
s SHH %sn.f s'iG
Charlie. ~ Com, Mr. Held Capt copr NJ. JR Scott
THE e so e s si!lST fsA1saM.R.
Jenny TTser John Seton Golden NJ E.rs ThOs
sup dpSE fS'f THeG Ttii
'mpuisse e,,;, Mr. Held-Jsck Cabbage, G Msstsysr
~ Cue s:s.iS "
MITCEIELL's OLYMPEC THEATRn.
THIS EVENING" March 4-Th. performances win com
rE TsPss rib
''r Liw s,s Paragon Nchinson Sam, Grahaa
r, AL sg, ASSS 4, GENTLEMAN
Atady, REGULARLY f'pl' King Prst s., met s.,,
Gentleman, NJ M;,ch.Ir
For the 18th time ss 1Ssw original, Musical BI..sp. -
Richard Sally Ann, M''ehsil-ff VIZ, f Nss .Nl.
rLEAsf sssia SflGhBoa.
Sir GsS .ss Sw s'yv Mr. Horton Christopher s; Graham
circle sscens Upper sors. = c. NJ rs
Door open al haifpast six. Curtain rises al ,er.p
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d R. H O r N E

ONTINUESto be at his office No
e,
Ss &: ii: TsTs s g gs:s e.
ps
s
Affection: ~haia po.
Ps2sons protraeted cases. need not
y.a1s X to RI ap:
psos s,:sS 2.
S
no. THOMAS @. H6RNE i. :ou Of tn. lat. Dr. s.on.
T. :DR;s: The public that b soop NJ
Is Murray street and may Sc Committed esy Sn
P. NJ. Sundays ercepted ma ims
E. 02Se &. ssrsa F sEnR upstairs offer for sale
10000 Rssalas, Riontss and Ma.herry.
and Iseouidsd brands ''''"'' ''''''''''
100000 csnons and Trsbucos, Noriega, ard Tarenui
dad brands.
$1,000 Triaeip,., all entitled e deben,ure
ice Boxes Ole Cha,eas NJ rseaa Wine. m. I'm.
CITY DEsPAItn r0sLIL..,er. a.p,. ~, n p, ,ss
.sf sG;, ft;'
delivery S :. Gts';s ss a9
fhou,h the medium of the Free Stamps an ,gsnt and be-
co ming mode sendog their notes free his
Of posag. although quite op',ons strongly aded
and greatly expedite the delivery OF letter.
obtained the Brapch Ofrer
al the Pripcrpa Once is William ST. at which place free
stamps may be purchss ID at three cents each
Gallon any ireluarty and rqs.s the public parc
depos'ing their ettcrs in the City Despatch Post Boxer
10 avoid mis.skes mi ~
c100 REWARD -One Kindred dollars will be gard TO
ipIOOhe person who left letter Saturday evening sd
dressed r. lady in Broone ST. application to C. r. Merritt,
Pol &c thiee or a. the house u42r
pAckET SHIP MI 3S.PPI, from New Or cans Is dis
charging At frat Pier above the Dock Pier East
goods Immediately.
EIkST PREMIUM, en- orluin OF tashen rie tchcr
WALL street pecfu W informs hts friends end the
public IN general that Re will introduce his svrns
Sentls mems Hats Saturday, March 5h 1897 and m1
p.cn,y invites all hoss who admire EIeg Of style 10
eal telling Confident To will b. but 70 amirs Will
WHO WANTS A BiRutiN I'm. writer being oe
ar' cash business which will yield $1,000 ger snanm
4 AidrsN q. q al this Office. f2'
"a FARM 70 LEI NEAR rDwN.-A farm % umX
GlG with dwell an other cat busines al
W complete to let within sir mills Of the city, on Lofr
10 snd. Rent $500 per anoum. . ,,..,.
1hsA nice new dwsllrg house sufea 70 .,n1v of
and one acre: Rent $50 yer s,nnm IsrEer qn'h"y
Land will be let with this house f deemed Necessary
The OF his notice VII not indicate "e
Apply 10 the bcokkeepcr al the He,ai office ~. -
n sPViNU FAsHION, issa The neg sprung ST. 81
- Hats Tor the ensuip now oner.i Ior 80 ~
nouny and selection Of t..t ,ndspnsse~ au
believing tina, his riices viii be fou"d IN
mt:Ss WI. BANTA,iss chatham 81
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Foreign Markets.

PERS AMBuco Jan. 29h-ln relation to business at this
place have hut little Of interest communicate Our
market continues we'll supplied with articles usually
imported from the United States, and without any mate
rial alteration prices Flour may he quoted is Oo0
Exports Sugar white 800 $1,000; Muscov ado Soc
Hides 100 per pound. Exchange 2oi. Dollars 1870
n l6l0
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Pae kets 20 Arrive.
Packets tn Depart .
no 1Ineters OF VeesoIs.

Commander Of vessels will confer favor by having List
Of their cargoss passenzers and report Of vessels left
s port whence they sailed and the spoken ready
on their arrival here for Commodore BAsxrr our fleet
Of news schsonszs. He will beard them Immediately on
their arrival
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r. H. TiMPsON, Auc

r. H. TfMPSON, Auct,
NC TON No fICE -Ha DWARF Cutlery Guns Prs ols
"a "a Fancy Good; &c JACOBS PLATT's Fifth sprins
10 O'clock at the Plat street consisting Of $50 pkes
Of fresh imported Birmingham and Sheffield Hardware
cutlery Gc Also an extensive assortment of American Ger.
man and French Hardware, Fancy Goods =
hour Of sale mi ~
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IS ~ .s... n. t.a.i a.t. aft-I .tl aE
- = uuuuuuu :. Il y =
-. .--.-- -.,.--.--- i rs. co-,.cy a, chsr,, I,
sWa..na 4. "a To- n;ght with an inmrns
Ne sscsna - ~ scc,. snnssrs .. Cant Conn,
Mr. nsd Charles the Second CHS hrss sPpeaTsncsl
Miss Mestayer ~ "a ssd the rseei ana MT. I'm
Is Mary CoPp. Jonn Seuon, wnosc sSoIc ~ n ~,
ire mas neen sNonsnins oe,ns sree'e1 nsn. sei
and the psriormnnces terminate WIN me iangnson
drce OF su'9en rnvSSsn'-heia anu " 1"es's'e "'
Impulse ana ia '''1 c.0?ee-.
III -. undrn;n;sh.d ana ,hs Mace - crowJ.S IA !.
& sms ,nS Gay
nisnS' wr;,i.a NJ up;.S ~ - p =. n, 20 70
r;sn .i;c;, ~rst ,nnisrss tn mcasi ~ Duhi IN IN
here buii two day longer The prorrietor has made
hn Sr; ~ H,r n,e . "a ~mu VII ao !. aay
s co. h sna @ nf
two dollars each.
.--, = 800, - o-.-'N-' -''o'
90 The Rainers, or Tyrolese Minstrels, will give
s"vxesa~t iussi,pts Their ss concsr ~ the society
fibysrv was vsrv fnli and tashensblv attended. We
cissr IN that evsr;r NJ ser broucht sSi his deem
n Srii hass v";c H. ,s ~ H. Gao railing ont
az 's' NJ. ~ ,c ana clear Soes
On sn'so i lac. most rns ascsiisot
snS oS shs;- n;scss hen encorad Ther hill for
Tbs evening IL rarv oos let ali those who have
~ rat;n.is- :. 10 r-sssnt an This occ sron
NO Panaosis' eng .semen.. 20 P...ou. .A 'A''
M CA,cr., Cu,rp.-pr. D. LrscH, late Of "a Bay
or1s reet Ma York has Office Oh athom
honse Low ana Of n,nad street Newark = His prsc
IT, - s nsrs,Iv Lnowr in The citv and surrounding
s,.,ss ~ y. Jsms n .nnecessary to 40 more than
49, 80. sa;c. .nd res,dancs kuown Immediste A.
will he civen and letter. pospad attended 10
''ANo e---------------------
Extraordinary Case.
orx.rc. M.y {. lss7.-DrAn s,s:-An article called
DR. Hewes, Nerve and Bone Linimentn came TO nv
kno about two months since through our friend
Mr. Csm5hcll ana procured = bottle and had used II
fnr about week without anv Material change until one
morning found myself under the exercise Of very un
common feelings IMAGINING that could he helped I'M
conld stand ana wsIS Teouested INV family 70 Aid
me but thew were unwilling should trust myself on
INV feet not having for the last fourteen and q half
wears even made the attempt to stand but nv con
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- PDkTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS ! r.
THESE farfamsd and LIBERATED pills. from Portugal Az
we p-rceivs, to be obtained in hn country ,dvsr
iis.rrh the last eolampof fourth page. fef im.a
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A GOOD HEAD OF HAIR
rs the great ornament Of wemanit 10 uugraef
IN. giver Of good neglect it. lift filled with daniri
Or falling out-fit has ceased growing or il turning grey
your true remedy Try i,you win not be dsappon el
You cansee certificates &c. at the reader
not careful, you will he cheated with coun
terfrt Mind the right number s2look 90 Chatham st.
II the sign OF the American agile. Price OILY sh
ngs a bottle sizes. :
Pmp'es bothes freckes and all eruEtions the akin are
cured by Jones ladian Balm sold at the plaeet
recipe Of Sir w. Blizzard TIE famous English doctor
FANCY BENsIN GOODS Selling of at Cost.--Mr.
SCHlRMER, from Berlin. having brought samples Of
large assortment OF articles contire Of fancy Silver
Wirs Work Embroderies also great variety Of patterns
Flowers and articles suitable for ladies' with
Of rstng the American mari having attained his object
the above samples are oil red for sale at 70 Greenwich
where the public generally and the dss particular
vite Ito call and view them n43ts
OARS, sWEEPS AND SOUL 5.-Noiice is hereby civ
~ that have disc ontnued the branch oar
in West street North River side ard do all my business
old Oar 400 Water all
the expenses Of one store will sell Oars Sweeps and SOULS
enough cheaper TO for coming from the city
to. the Oar Establishment 400 Water street five doors above
katharine market. JOHN A. PEARSALL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-04

Died

On the evening Of the 81 instant, by the Rev Mr.. r.
Gibson. Mr.. 0EoRGE Covert, of New York to Miss An,
ELIZA PEARsALL, of Long Island.