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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-01
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-01

Posr row. FaBrs Bllowi2s bales eitron Center co;
- smith W right Lion Neoi Bryan Maitland; p Hoi
liam. Taylor Rrsh s! b.,s' tobacco Ec q. Il
Hsw oslrA..-ship ys.os-soo pigs I,od Fisher Howe;
% ibis cs.ter oil Bitche Dry oa,ks clover
ssss bhs whoa, do ,rd do oil 50 kes lard Dbl Peek
sayrs; ehhd. tbscco Thicker Coz bbs clover seed
Irvinlte h~ bile lard BlsdeDsbug-i7 .hds
i.ss poSi lSsds bacon Jso, co@ 0fi
cay ELyNs0s-a. 81. d.s ss,d ciiSs."ss b..
- Ssse sps boz Con- co.: Co 60
ssb .les eooa R.ehsra.-!ss kss, lard w Ne.aer-s
Hss To- ss N sss: s.S :. A
Me- eug-r-5 bales ell so e. s-Ioc hn,s NJ.
IsesW & Mckee 70 bales cotton xver,i s,~is NJ.
!.cv pe1 ,: Neg; lard oys-s:s1 :seh whoa,
Nss' %Ls.s:S;sh'y Bdt,.uIa.arls pig. lead s.lse,s
Avsri ca-s7S kess DO Brows--s5s DO Greenway He
NJ ~ hhdA tnb~sco 10 balcs cotton Tucker he
H,er Hess rowersiet DO porh 20 DO lad Ic4s lead
sIsgg Scu.3. bales cotton kinssiand-so NewboId
Nnw OsIr,-,-Bark Henry N.well-as5s pig. lead C II
Rogers o-s.o brs pork Masters Ma koe-iso brs mo.
lasses CA:k 10000 pigs lead GerdonS g.
ire br's hides Bvhy-s, bales so.. Brown Pos,erss
R,ukts-s haxsesd RI Der h WIihlms-52 bales cot.
tov erpn 4 Denmark-sodc X Kings'ard.
Hew ORLrAss.Bsk Ludwig-7' hides 100 ties eas bis
Nav JRlrsss-Brr Issbss W hhds moasse. u balesAL
M ssS.e. cyr.-7i e.ls cotton Centre ss,,
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laRs-lsdo eol,on Eos Lisiagsson.
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Corn Trade.

Corn TRADE.
There still continues frmness in the -four
ket and prices Of canal range from six dollars to
six dollars and eighth barrel This shows chsnge
from Saturday and we believe there hes been in
any iosher description oil breadstus, manufactured or
not.
Prices Of hour throughout the country, range from
Eve to six and half dollars and such will probably be
the rates till navigation open, produce sgain
to market. We are Of opinion, from what data
have that prices must decline when that takes place. say
by May nsxs.
Very small shipments abroad have been made lately
too small almost to notice. Several thousand barrels
hence and few thousand from New Orleans only have
been bought for England prices ranging from 90 10
IS barrel According to last advices from the other
side ofthe Atlantic cannot expect any demand thence
Of consequence and taking into view therefore, the fact
that there immense quanttea in the States
ready for shipment to other conclusion
than that shall have low prices in the spring And
even grain is much lower than it was two msnths ago,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-01

Tor dsot ma. pscom law Il enscis that should
isss the defendant until the plaintiff proved him
guilty ofrsud and the question Of fraud should be de-
cided by q jury.
The Syracuse and Utica Railroad Company have de.
csred dividend Of three dollars each share
on the 7th OF February. New York stockholders will
receive their dividend at the Bank Of the State Of New
York.
The money market remains very tight, and the gloon
Of the Sture far from being relieved rather to
deepen. The progress of events in philadelphia, de-
prving the State Of the Of paying its Interest,"
has caused adeep feeling in the community The debt
Of the State is IS 900 of which % 900 sstima
ted to be held abroad either directly pohecation
and the remainder In Pennsy lvsnia and at the south
The stock sells dull at OPennsylvanis Is
New York currency, being fall OF IS per cent within
months annihilaon of ST., 600 Of the pro.
party Of the stockholders What the result may be Ia
scarcely be oreseen The failure Of the State under
existing circumstances is looked ufon in favorable
light by the friends Of sound currency and resora-
ton of confidence, is thought end will now be
put to the borrowing of broken banks and the many
other disgraceul shifts that have Of resorted
to- and which have brought dscredit upon the whsls
Union. When the State of Pennsylvania failed two
years ago. should instantly have been laid to pro-
vide for the deficiency and the banks have been com
PEELED pay specie. Had that course been followed the
whole Union would have been in comparative easy cir
cumstances. Instead of that, however, continued
s.ue ofrredeemable and paper resorted
to- until Is longer available, and the final explosion
has at last taken place II the State had the
pay would be very desirable that she should do
it, il il much better to stop. The failure of the Bank
is set up the preeace for not paying
There requires to be whether the State
actually had any bona ds funds in that institution
not.
The Bankrupt law goes into operation to
row, and the sound banks look forward to its
effects with the utmost anxiety, and consequently
are exceedingly cautious in their movements An
other Of alarm is the disastrous condition of the
Treasury the Federal Government On the LIST there
deficit of and since then almost all claims
upon the government have been dshonored. The Army
and the Navy without pay and the outstanding Trea-
sury Notes being at discount they form almost the
only medium ofpaymens into the public Treasury or
500 received for public dues, 900 in Treasury
Notes Consequently there Of meeting the
pressing wants Of the All these causes Of
dstrust any immediate change in the of
events from being hoped for.
This has been packet day for the Boston steamer which
takes her departure to There having been no
steamer for thirty days. the demand for bills for
this convey ance has been large The supply has, how.
ever been fully adequate to and the exhibit no
Improvement. They are as iolIows:-
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MONEY MARK EFT.

F,M.
The market for stocks has been very much depressed
this morning There manifest disposition 10 sell
and prices fell heavy illinois SIS II perceRt Indiana
bs "a; Delaware Hudson, IL Harlem, !; stoninrton
Ii Long lssna,s Sales OF balls on rhiladel phis o.
Baltimsre, Il New Orleans, TO-
We understsnd that the assets which were lately as
signed BY tie Bank OF the United States to trustees and
placed uUdes the charge Of william w. Frazer ESQ.,.
agent for the sssneer sa ed at New Orleans on
the inst, by ik Ssshsl OIL the United sstes under
the Judgment ebtsasd against the Bank Of the nhsd
States, for damsgsson the French bill. 'ieii7's l
"a the state indiana hebili ab,lshng nj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-01

G3-THE HUMAN HAus-Fscrs VI. FAScy.-The follow.
ing persons Of The Highest responsibility whose a.,
seron Of facts will be believed before fancy theo
RES Of qusckery E. n"
The late Mayor Of Philadelphia.
The late British Consul Of do.
Mr.. Henshaw, merchant, Boston.
VIM. Thatcher, senior, Methodist Minister in 81.
George charge, No. 80 North Fifth street, Philadel.
phis.
John r. Inglis, a3l Arch st. Philadelphia.
John ID. Thomss, NJ. ID. l6S Race st. do.
John s. Furcy, l0l Spruce st. do.
Hugh McCurdy. 3is South 7th st. do.
John Yard, Jr. l23 Arch st. do.
A. Ripdge, Esq. 10 Coenties alp, New York.
Col Seaver, Posi- Master at b stavis, NY.
Dr.Binghsm, Of Bethany, NY
schmidling. ~ Attorney u.
Daniel 'Brien, Philadelphia.
Joseph Coggins, do.
Mr.. Young, merchant, Saratoga
MI Clay, druggist, New York.
Benjamin Harrison, Fayeue co. Ky.
Darius scofeld, Stamford, Ct
NJ l.. Conover, SIs Pearl ct.
Editor Boston Chrsnicle.
Esch OF these. and hundreds Of others, know ana
Dost oil these have certified, of where the true
Dsim d Columbia has reproduced the human hair on
persons bald ond thousands well know that will keen
the hesd free frem dandru and scurL aud emf the
hair from falling After this siu,ple stateu,ent of
acs he full pro r. OF hch may be- seeu A. N Maiden
lane where only the true Balm may be fouud W. beS
TO ask who will not prefer it's any grease or damn
that may have in SITS favor only tho assertions of
foreigner whose living depends on his large star;es N
such stuff being used oy 10 600 persons here How
men Of believe any other thing man saws After
such story as that -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-01

90 CHATHAM THEATRE-The most splendid comb.
nation Of talent and attraction offered to NswYork
public presented at the triumphant Chatham to
The drama Of the Mechanic and the Queen, or the
Tower Of London, which produced last evening with
great success, repeated with the enchanting specta-
Gle Of Undine and the popular drama Of Therese the
Orphan Of Geneva. Mr.. J. r. Scott makes his second
appearance CArwin, aided by Mrs. Thsrne a. The.
rese and the entire strength Of the COMPANY Diamond
and Whitock also appear in several and original
songs and breakdowns.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-01
SHERMAN'S
ORRJS TOOTH PASTE

THE hest dent6ce in the world w.rantsd not pme the
teeth but to asd braufy them harden the gums
the breath, aud keep the seth from aching Dr. Chill
ton Of the ables che,n'ss in America
article offered to the public.
Dr r. q. CssTLs, ay7 Broadway dentist Of the most
tensiye raetic. and OF the highest reputation
hfrice.
r ELliorr the distinguished oculist corner Of Broadway
and Warren street has used for two and eonsder
the best article known
UsNSs NJ. FaYr ESQ No 10 First Avenue never any
oyr 0tifr'e, ani recommends IL "A strictly superior
dbl H. H.,Sr..i ia Maiden lane. recommend II a.
esiIsneoU<ie equal 10 H.
Whd RETAIL iOs Nassau street. Agents.. Church.
lss Sands ~ Eas Broadway Nicely 2i Bsceker st
and liz fulton 81 Brcchyn; and State ST Bosoa ,yse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-01

90 BowERy AMrsIrHEArRE.-Five nights more, and
the splendid performances, elegant fetes unequalled
riding and beautiful classic exhibitions put forth here
will be numbered among the things that were. The
their farewell week. rked by the richest and most
brilliant array Of attractions OF every description ever
offered here. Tonight il Conover's benefit Let it be
Q roarer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-01
02- AMERicAs MrsEuM.-Cheap amusements are
fast becoming the order of dax The timea admin.

U7- AMERIcAs MrsEuM,-Cheap amusements are
fast becoming the order Of the day. The times admon
sh every person, rich poor, observe economy
Dolars which in the visionary times Of 1896 plen
~ as bIackbeiries, now look large cart.wheels
must occasionally indulge in innocent anusemsnts of
some description Relaxation and harmless recreation
are absolutely necessary to the human system. With
out them would soon become nation Of morbid owl
pated stocs Of social enjoy and
thy Of the proud einence sustain in the scale of
ngs rejoice in being able TO point readers to
place Of amusement where for trining sum day or
evening may be pleasantly aud pro6shly spent That
into new hands, and the manager having the whole
building renovated and imp owed, with the dctermin
ton Of rendering one ofthe most nest ashiousbe and
interesting places public resort in the city. The at.
fractions put forth here exhibit the prncey ber.
atty the part Of the proprietor and have no doubt
he will succeed in his efforts furnish the public Nh
grand display Of RATIONAL interesting chase and cheap
amusements For particulars, see advertisements.
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The greatest export thus far Is to France
Of late the purchases English have been the
most active. The adj Of short crop account for
the increase in receipts by the ofmoney
causes cotton to be hurried orw ard realize
possible On the other hand the advocates Of bank
tha want N hsrE Sac;i;s". er;s; 60 ne a,,s,,,. a.
make them resume Between the two arguments, we
may arrive the conclusion that the less bank credits
there in existence the labor is bestowed pro-
ducng the real wealth Of the country which srendered
available as soon possible. Hence the crop Of the
present yesr promises to be large The following is
table Of prices, Liverpool elastic atom
PRIcrs or CorroS POO, e. .ss,rtr.r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-01

Arrivals Of cattle have been small within the last
week. Altogether there rot than eight hum
dged beeves nine hundred sheer and lambs, and fifty
cows and calves. Not all ofthem sold There are
few beeves len and about ten and calves. The
demand has been very dull The prices Tor proves
range from - 50 to 81 rs hundred weight, for sheep
from 81 75t IS 90 for lambs from 81 SO to So 90
and for and calves from $a2 90 to $50 % each,
ing decline.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-01

HEfcHr OF vmlIANr.-An attempt was made to
fire the Presbyterian church in Ithica, on Friday
night, the Dist.
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Cotton Trade.

This market has exhibited fair amount OF business,
IT. however ally falling rates. which may now
be from to ct per- less than at the close Of December
momenary reaction took place the receipt Of the
late news which WIS., however soon agan lost, and the
market resumed its downward tendency In the south
srn ports there has been fair amount Of business DONE
not however, OF healthy character The depreciation
Of the local currencies high apparent rate OF ex
change viz d per cent England and 10 on NJ York
and cotton n resorted 10 as mode Of remittance Al
Mobile, the agent Of the house Of Barngs bought 300
bales in lot At latest dates, however the ten.
dency OF prices and exchange again downward and
foreign orders being limited are mostly withd avn.
The ioowngisa table Of the transactions at the diff
eren ports for the weeks previous to the dates affixed
STocKs,'SALE PRIe % REMAINS At the SEVERAL
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To Masters OF Vessels.

Command Of vessels will center favor by having lis
Il their cargoes passengers, aud rpor. Of vessels left
re port whence they sailed and the vessels spoken ready
their arrival here for Commodore BArrr, Of flee
II schooner lie viii board them Immediately OF
aeis arrival
s s0S HAVE BOYD s:si. Hs.ss osu sf
ton; fS5; on ss'ys CIV q =
ps ' Srss Enee sdieu. ssyanssS SURGE ciesrman
Port H Ps and ksy W. H NJ Aees Co.
Arrived.
Packet ship Wellington. Chadwick, from London and
nth 18th Dec, with dry goods &C. IN Grnnel Min
Packet ship sullv Thompson from Havre, 18th Dec with
sSS ss &c he. w
s%;t ssSf S s @ % ss af
lost Rs Acs cs I'm S. s1S s:ss sn the
lie Eih cotton e = Collins H Co. lon; .a
Bali. WIN cotton: e J + hswsnd { CO.. y IN
e no I I'll KEN Ssw 5s.:pRa
SsS :" Ne" Orleans with m''''
Bsrs Emprssi R.r:horn I'm Malaga and Gibraltar Dec a.
sdsjfs F.v'n s ..EI sn
So Es.sla Ii. with oak tim
es, asySrN o HIsS S9 .a y
ssy :Sa:s r1s s:s1 sas
Motto, Forbes; bgs Timobern shin suqa Bancroft
e.
sed.two brigs outside the bar, hound in:
Brig i;aos Mckee g im New 0ssans. With moasse
Ss Sr stGy S
Brig Leland. cocme., dys I'm New Orleans. with molAs
Brig Cyrus ISr: y s :: I'm s. Marks with sOen to hs
En- PsSs:a Si City g SG .e with
fee, 10 Harmony y Go Left sehr Ransom, Baker for
P9SS lr Sophia H., a. d. fin s. An.. s.. with Dim..,.
fin Wilmington Del with crude
ss "a Edgar Lors sw.p.bor. NC. with naval
stores, e c R94sslss
S'AF Mary Francis '''I n sas".. with n'f''
ship supposed TO be one Of the New Orleans packets
General Record:
ssh e. = hours er"o hence arrive at
r., four cur. ships, s... sa
stss 4g:.s cu.Sss ron c.Ss. I'M UT. came into
Sssd l., D''',,' 's .aa ''1s'.'ea 70 nA.''s
' IH, %s IoPssn H.,r. and
pins Siss' !" h; i Exchange. w m '' " W.
s sss Of s"'s'' 'eA' Isabella 4" Providence dT' for
SsreIs 2s, re s.:.. .. Portland v..
Hsidss 10 fhaa; Au1srs Trnds1 :oon Eliza r ' Sc
for Boston S.;::s s s:s S'; g.9;:
4: s:ss:s:: 81 Viii
1:ss: . = -, 49,. r 90 ,. Sa.e eI -.
Jan a'-Arr, Be'd Commander. Wing, f~
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sq::ss :ssSe.s$ az;
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s; wi; Hss. ssi yas is Yo,i: T.ilu:' jas%sIs
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PssyDssss as.a H. srsssIa ch,iIs.oS; YIN Tel
Is%oS.s1 4; Es5i'T,,s:.n Vice.. p.,s., w..
| EIlAnITH CRY Jan $50 Jane; wi.dies IN. =,
York, Geneva, Mar'n'qae A"r9!n 90; appel U,entoai
RoSsna g Thomas Gorge WILLIAM Msyse1,l' Cha le.
StCroN; ~ ,es = potn, DID, 10, sHa ser
sosion Cd E,e f. rSne1 s yR Gsaced $
cast Martinique; farap berpSei monaco Matansas "a
rsh susan do Espelaia 81 yfo' CuadaIoupe;
.,on, W. " 49, S..II{ ~,
Rico Main. do Robert Rowland, stPerr.; Friends Bos
| ton; Julia NYors; P,maSuos5;. q; %; ,.;o u. .u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-01

90 REMARKAELE WEArHSR, and just the kind for
Shermans Cough Lozenges-even the elements seem to
conspire together benefit the Doctor and he in
does his country SERVICE by curing all in little
less than time. DR.. Shermans Office is at LOG Nassau
street. and agents iss Bowery Sands II East Broadway
and 23 Broadway; Rushton Aspinwalls three stores;
burgess, 20 Sou'h Third street, Philadelphia Redding
State street, Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-01

90 WHEN GnrEK MEETS GREKx ruxs CONES rur
Two WAR"We advise all those who love the CLASH
cal sport Of to go this evening to the
church Of Laght and Vsrck Streets and see
fair play be maintained between DR.. West and the Rev
George Cheever, the subject Of capital and anti
capital punishment. See adv ertisement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-01

Commanders Of vessels will ccnfer favor by having lis
Il their cargoes passengers, aud report Of vessels left
port whence they sailed and the vessels spoken ready
their arrival here for Commodore BAssrrr, Of fleet
If schoon<rs. He will board them Immediately
nexz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-01
Cattle Market.

We conclude thereto e. that -four at FIVE dollars
barrel, and wheat at seventy five cents bushel will be
the price next spring and summer.
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SaiP NEws.
- 10

n y III SHiP NLWs-
J. GoRrow BESNrrr, Eco,
DEAR SRE
find the arrival of the steam bark Clarion re-
ported in the Courier Il Enquirer Of this morning
and not given in your interesting paper What Is the
reason Please inform an attentive reader, and sub
scriher tor three years in Philadelphia.
January u. lS42
REMArK.-The Clarion did not arrive till Sunday
afternoon, and hence the reason we did no1publsh
her arrival on Saturday morning. We make 1t rule
never to report arrival of vessel till che has re-
ceived pilot on board. What other papers do rs
nothing TO us
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-01

On Thursday, Goth January, at Bloominghurgh, sull
van County, N Y, by the Rev. H. Connolly, Ma. THo
MAS STEVENSON to ELIZA eldest daughter Of stephen
Belknap, Esqr, Of that village.
On the 25;h ult by the Rev. Mr.. Starr, Ma Michael
McKkon to Miss ELIZA. daughter Of Michael Riyney,
Esq. all Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-01

90. SAD CArAsrnorHr- We have several times, in
speaking of Flib alluded to his red hair. Fnb Is
amisohievous fellow fond Of trying experiments and
Last evening" in reading his svorte paper the sprit Of
the Times he observed the Dr. Comstock
East India Hair Dye, would color grey or red hair
brown or black" Fb disputed it, Toney blink affected
to agree with him in opinion, and persuaded him to try
little on his hair in order that he might conf.te the
Doctor. He did and 10 and behold this morning his
hair is black a. the ace Of spades Fb is in great
distress at the metsmorphoss he took great pride
in his red head and fsncied that what what made
the girls love him Glib Is great favorite with the
ades} He wishes to ask the Doctor il his hair won't
oxt red again. AMI promises faithfully not to inter
iere with chemicals sgan
PHBNoMEHor IN CHEMIsrAy-EAsr INDIA HAIR DYE -
Colers the Hair and will not the Skin -.
Adye to sorreltops most interesting
One that grey headed mortas should be testing
great" Phenomena in Chemistry !"
II 10 strange, but any one convinced may be;
East India Dye that, brown or black a. ain,
Coloys the hair, and will not stain the skin.
These facts are warranted by the gentleman who
manufactures il, who 10 the celebrated chemist, Dr.
Csmsock, author Of Comsocks Chemistry Philosophy,
and many other works we'll known and widely ceebra
ted by the public This Dye Is sold in Philadelphia,
only ct the N. w. corner of Ninth and Chesnut and
s. E. corner Of Third and Race streets; and in New
York, at II Maiden lane, only.-Phi'adePhia Times.
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attend the receipt Of their soods sdately
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on iar6 foot OF Joncss lane the Ie 81
ne sup.crScrs al goods permitted in five dys
wy wy ssaodsbr be sent 20 the public store.
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Died

On Wednesday morning, Jan. Goth, JOHN B. ANDERSON,
Of this city, aged 81 years.