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New-York tribune., 1842-02-04
MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK BOARD, FEBRUARY q
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

The operations the Board to-day considerable
extent and rather better feeling prevailed in State Stocks
Delaware and Hudson fell OF per cent; Mohawk . Long
Island improved I; Harlem !. /
The sales Of State Stocks reached about $4,000 al tnl
price. NewYork Skies 1862 sold 70; Fiyes, 1888 I
Kentucky Skies 10, advance Of per csIt Illinois
Skies, improved !; Indiana Bonds per cent.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04
POLICE OEFICE.

1HCRSDAf,
STEALING BUTTER.-A man named Nicholas
Davis was arrested on Wednesday evening, charged
with stealing so pounds of butter from the tow
boat Orleans, lying the foot of cLanbcrs.strect,
for which he wa, lodged in prison.
STEALING FROM CLoTHEs-LlSE.-On Wcdnes-
day man named Francis Gee alias Mon,la went
into the ward No. G3 Sullivan. street, and was ac-
lively employed in stealing clothes from line,
when he was discovered by Mrs. Catherine Simon
ton, who immediately pounced upon the fellow and
held him until assistance arrived, when he was
taken to the Upper Police Office and committed to
answer.
Gross ISpEcEScr.-A man named William II
Williams, pastry cook by occupation, and re-
Gently from Philadclph employed himself on
Wednesday in insulting respectable females in
Sxth-street, by exposing his nakcdncss to them,
until he was arrested and taken to the Upper Po-
lice Office, whore he was held to bail in 5000 to
answer.
STEALING WET CIorHEs.-A woman named
fiannah Franklin sent in by Alderman Lee
on Wednesday evening, with large bundle Of
wet clothing she had evidently stolen, for which
she was committed.
THEFT OF CoAr.-Marha Davis was arrested
and sent to prison for stealing coat from VIM.
Worstal, No. Ii Oak-strect.
STEALING a SACK OF FEATHEns-On Wednes-
day morning, officers Cockefair and Lounsbuly
arrested in Chapcl-strcct noted coored thief
named James Cornish, with sack on hand
cart, containing about 100 pounds of geese feath-
crs, evidently stolen, and lodged him in prison
The sack is marked ID. S +, and an owner is
wanted for the feathers by the above officers nj
the Lower Police Office
ARRESTED oS Susrlc1oS.-Two wcll-dresScd
Englishmcn. named George Wellesley and Wm.
Palmer alias suffering Charley, were arrested in
Broadway on Wednesday evening by officer Bow
yer, on suspicion of being coAccrned in the busi-
ness of pockct-picking. They both denied hav-
ing unv thing TO do with such fashionable acquisi-
tiuns of ethcrs' property-said they had money
and means of their to support themselves,
&c. but both were committed by Justice Palmer
for examination. On one of these gentlemen
were found two watches, and on the other one,
which they respectively claimed as their own pri-
waite property.
CAAnGE OF HIGHWAY RornERy.-On Tuesday
night last, as Mr.. John Pcro2, Frcnchmar, OF
New-Jersev, was passing along the Second Ave
me, near Third-Strcct, III company with i man
named John D. Waters, he was suddenly seized,
attempted to be knocked down, and robbed of 81 D
in money! a number of keys, a knife and an empty
pockc,book with which he fed. He was. how
ever pursued and arrested bv some citizens, and,
being conducted to the Upper Police Office, the
KEYS, empty pocket-book and part OF the money
was found in his possession, and he was commit
ted to prison.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04
New Atractnn,
HNHE NE.W-YORk MUSEUM. formerly

Il fea1eS having undergone material alteration and
rW and improved arrangement OF the collection
curloue ana objects o; Sccncc and Antiquity. Tor which
purpose II has been Tor time partially closed VIII here
alter present new attractions department The
celebrated Portrait Gallery, omach admired containing
The true and alino-; on kenes, oour ea.v and most dis!
nguished Heroes Patriots and Statesmen has been greatly
improved by revarni>tng The Scientific articles have
arTan and adapted Tor the ht1 purposes OF study and
teaching youth. Ths Lecture Room has been greatly
a.ged and improved the intelligent
and respectable Audiences and for olcctr> by dis
nguished lecturers, with extensive AppaTau>eS Sc MANY
articles OF curiosity !av. been added and the whole
presents unequaiied advantages rational amusement and
useful instruction Parents and teachers, the friend. o.
ercr and citizens generally are invited IN cali II
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04
CORONERS OFFICE.
THURSDAY, February ).

SrlclpE-t frail female named Eliza -
to-day committed suicd: at No. ) Little Water
street by taking laudanum. The Coroner was
sc,.l for to hold an inquest but being absent on
the same business at the Lunatic ASYLUM on
Backwells Island, had not been able to attend
mp to 4 late hou, last evening.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

MUSIC at Three Gents Page, Retail i
=lYA C. T GESLAlN Music Publisher and Dealer, takes
hi, method 0, informing his friends and the public that he
has reovc from Broadway 10 No 72 Llspenad'street Only
one door from Broa,y has reduced his Music TO the
very price Of cents page. lie would atte same ue
inform The public that his Music is not Incorrect as has neen
rcportcd but the and printed from the same plates
as the music in the city; and rs guarantee.
anv Music purchased a his and found to be- Incorrect
ca be returned and The money refunded. The pubic are
respectfully invited to call and examine for themselves
fS Inn c. r. GESLAiN, - LEpenards.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

IL PIIRENOLOGY applied 10 MATRIMONY, Iii,
evening, the oi Grand and Clinohreets
Lecture by o. S. FOWLER, commencing at halt past !
o'clock. The reception Of this Lecture in other cities and
the good adycci, contains candidates marriage
full attendance. Admission 123 The printed
Lecture be had l5 Nasaustreei where Mr. F. will
make professional examinations daily Families and parties
attended III their residences RI II
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04
no NOT CONDEMN before you try

| 4 y Dr. A. Doolies COMPOUND VEGETABLE
/ CANDY which need only be used Ia be approved, tor
Coughs Colds Slortnessn Breath, Asthma Irritation 81 The
Tt,roat. wooping Cough Caiarr, Consumption, Group,
AMI Inflammation OF the Chest aud Lungs.
The proprietor and inventor of the Compound, avlI e
engaged for the last thirteen in the Botanic he
cal Practice i'll this city and from his extensive knowledge
OF the medicinal virtues of the vegetable Kingdom has con
pounded number OF the valuable vegetables that grow
in our country which he has used with great success In dis
affecting the Clot and Lungs and has combined IN
the pleasant and agreeable form o.! his Compound Pr
pe,ahle Candy, which he offers TO the public with the Ut
most confidence safe remedy for Diseases OF te Chest
and Lungs entirely vegetable an, free from all poison
GUS ingredients and be used by the most delicate per-
|
Try it, if good use and let its merits find reward in
public patronage. Directions accompany every package
lolcsrl AM, retail. his Botanic Medicine Store NO. 10
Cen,rr-sreet opposite Centre Market, Newfork For sale
Nelson Samnts 24l Centrestrcet; SinOnson Clclr
iG2 Broom,-Strec; John ickennan OF Spring and
Inurelss,rrCt; Reuben Knapp, corner Of Houston and Lau
rensS,es; L. NcIy 22I Blerckersreet; Lewis LonrS,
GrecnsscI.trctt; Richard w. Mo corner OF Ham,
mer,y and Iu.o.streets f. W. Clark, corner OF Hudson
Grove-sireeis G. s Wright correrot Fourth ana Jones'
streets j. L. 5. Iuchngs correroi Bow.ry ana Broorne,
street: George Hand, 272 Bowery George w Green Ihlih
Avenue and Sevcn.slrcet; Dr. William Walters corner OK
roone Snok-strcets j. Arnold corner oi Hranh asl
A.-streets j. NJ Morgan, corner OF East Droahway ana
Cnion-,trcet; Israel Wood o Catarle ana 1fai-
,on- Streets Dr. T. Rincr, l04 Chcrrysrect GasSler
Young l3l Chatan.,rreet g. \. Smith, corner oI rulp,
and Waer-s,rects llu.tis Craft corner OF Nassau al II
Ann-st1eets; w A. iIowee, corner OF Canal and Curc-
,ra.,s Is I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04
Josiah Richards, .Auctioneer.

II INVALUABLE Law LlBRARY-'The attention OF
Members Of the Bar is respectfully invited the Sale OF
Law Books this evening the Of the undersigned
The Library embraces large collection OF Valuable
Modern Reports, including Wendell Cowcn fag''S Chan
cery, Jotnson's English Common Law Reports &c Also
Elementary Works and Treatisrs Old English Reports, &c.
Also, a large Book Case sniiable for Law Books.
BANGS. RICHARDS I PLATT, log ErOadwav.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04
RARE -CHANCE.-For sale, lot

A" R .AhT .J11-t-SVI.-I UT SdIt, Il IUt
n Of Ground containing about three in high state
Of cultivation situated the plea,; and oursug village
oI Newtown l. l. * miles the Ferry Wilaln.,urg
On the premises are dwelling house and kitchen aroinns
,,o barn and excellent well OF water, good
The location is desirable being in The immediate ric;nt ,h m
churches schools, stores and about 100 yard, four
Post Once, where stages pass and from e5 Broad
times day. For inrtier particulars, apply a. Seg.own
way, n. Y. or OF Thomas Lowree, .'ase hoo'e'
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04
UCTIoN SAL Es.
BY S. DRAPER

Store 81 Wlis.s,street. corner OF Pins-s-eet
AZ Private Sae-China Blk Slk H6tS; 90 Assorted Sew
nss Fancy French style Pia!d CaS;cres Oh
ford. Fancy. Mkt; De JoinviIlc, &c.
Ai.o-ioo pieces II. 81 and 6t White and Rsti Canton
Mating
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04
AJ AR RIFD

In this city, Feb. William f, lance ol this CITY, Mary
L. daughter Of TIE late Samuel Deal, Esq of Rye, West
chester Co.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04
BY ROYAL GURLEY.
S,nrc l6s Broaoway-Newior ork long Room
Circular.
4 EYENRY T. RIELL and lACOB $.


ARCULARltfS, beg respectfully to inform their
trends and the public generally, that having en.ersd INTO
Commission Business will in the we'll known and
comodous store o4 Broway corner OF amd amd
are now prepared receive consgnnents OF Fancy ana
staple Goods Paintings Engraving Books, Works OF Art
and every other description property in the disposal OF
which unremng attention 10 the interests o. tnelr e
farge-lOO feet in depth-an we'll lighted the location one
t. best in the city for such purposes with oteI superior
advantages; and by the OF prompt settlement o'
sale, they solicit and trust receive share OF public favor
NIB. Sales of Household Furniture and Rea Estate G AT
tended TO in person. Advances made on CohssneS "e
iirpl
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04


Gov Porter is said TO have been very urgent with the
Banks in relation making the advances asked by him for
the payment of The interest and nmatcd tha, they would
excite his enmty should they reuSe to make the loan
The following abstract Of the bill introduced INT" the
House Of Representatives OF Pennsylvania Tuesday last
for the resumption of specie payments:
Section requires immediate payment on demand o all
and depositeS pain of forfeiture OF charter; not to
affect deposits hereafter made.
2d the relief be taken for tolls &c and no,
TO be re- ssued.
Sd Banks which issued under the Relief BILL not som.
peeled pay specie for them to receive them in payment
of debt
4h, 9Th, 9Th and 7th summary process of placing effects
in hands of Trustees.
The other sections details Of less general interest
The Committee Of the Maryland Senate 10 whom was re.
rrrrd the Resumption Bill lave concludcdto report WIN
material notifications. The principal change will be max
ing the day Of resumption 18th January or l February next
earlier if the Virginia Banks should fix earlier day In
the time the Banks be allowed issue notes between
and five dollars, redecmabe in specie
The Lexington n,egcnccr says" report is in crcu-
laon OF the failure OF several large firms in Louisville
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04
FORTE FOR SALE, cheap

new and splendid Piano wElsn - oT Boston, and
nanhp be sIpassd N xer cheap for cash. and
wheh eo s Apply al zig Broadway or 5a = FsI.0r m
s,ree, where il can be seeIL
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

TOOTH-ACHE- h-Ache-Cure IN
three mnu:e>-The application of this remedy has in
every instance prove, etcctua ailevaling he PAIN ana
making permanent, without The least INJURY 70 ih
other teeth > and smell are both agreeable, ana y
will also relieve the pain in the occa'ond by cGd %
Inflammation when the teeth not dechyed a uiai viii
establish the fact; Sold A. B. Sands Co, corner Broad
way and Chanhcrss. Granite Buildings A. H. Sai"is Co.,
Z roa Of Cnanll,crS-. ~ oUl
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

Il PARTICULAR NOTICE.-Those persons having
furniture any description dispose of who are break
ins up housekeeping, will find ready sale for portion
all Of their goods, by sending their address calling
upon the subscriber Goods any amount purchased
d3O (2 F. COTTON, lST ChaL~'
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04
LAWYERS DIARY February 4.

LAWYERS IARY.....February 4.
CALENDAR OF TIE couRr OF coMaoS Pleas, TVS DAy, y,
~ L c4 a, 10 o'clock-i3o So, s., q, 81, s 16l,
,eH ,s7 * o. isS 49, $751; 81 81 81, l3s. 3l9 IL 80, l3
Pm Second, meets at o'elock-72 l76, 10, 49, ls4
1873. ieo io2 lss, 1906 iSs, soo, 2o2, 2ol, les
,ss. Iei, 1872, In 10, 1876, 1877, 1884, lg7 to on5.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04


The Bank of Poughk eepsie has declared dividend Of
four and half per cent
The American Insurance Company, Baltimore has de-
cared a dividend OF twelve dollars per share.
D. s. Gregory one OF the newly appointed receivers of
the Morris Canal and Banking Company has declined
in. and is supposed NJ. J. F. Ellis OF jersey City will
be appointed in his place The other receivers have entered
upon the duties of their appointment.
John Read, Esq has resigned ue Presidency nj the Phil
adephia Bank, and Samuel F. Smith, Esq has been ar-
pointed to fill the vacancy.
Philadelphia Correspondents, 0! the American there
probability, almost certainty, that the interest
the State Debt will be paid in few days The arrange
State the requisite amount, 10 be repaid in four months As
security the State deposit with the Banks OF the
Bank of Pannsy yvania he sold for reimbursement should
the State fail to make the repayment. The following L. tle
Of the Bank Of Pennsylvania made up 10 Friday
ascsts au. liabilities changed somewhat, bu, the footing
would be abou, the The total amount OF its lahi
ties about s2,ioO,o0o as follows:
Circula Sjno 600 Due Banks. lo0tn
Deposits 100000 Post Notes due. 100000
Due TO State 8p cOui
Total ,O0,eNh
These round numbers the odd figures in the
dfltren, items make about 100000 more.
ASSETS. Nominal value.
Bills Receivable in City. 100000
AT Branches. ,2Hs.lsW
United States Bank Pos, Notes ,2ooM
ltea! Estac..''... 9,, non
Various Stocks. 9o,oon
opeCie.. -0'
~,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

Cr"ORGANIC CHEMISTRY,r in it, applications 10
Agriculture and Physolog by luS;us Lubeg, Professor u
Chemistry in University oi Gu>Sen. Edited rom The
nlanuscrp; Of The author by Lyon Plavtar d. D. Second
Edition, with Introduction, Notes ana Appcn.
dix, by John W. Webster, w. d. Professor of Chemistry in
Harvard University.
jus, published and br sale by DAYTON i NEWMAN,
IS corner nt Fulton and Nassal-StS
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

TTVHE YOUNG PEOPLES BOOK, Of
Il ice S8 Bowrry;-The Young Peoples Beoh or Maga-
zine of Useful and Entertaining knowledge Edited by
CONTENTS OF THE FEBRu AIRY No. Vol !. No. g.
The Prodigas Return by T. S Arthur. Illustrated by
Steel Engraving
Scl:.In>ruciion IN the Art oI Composition
Tile Bereavcd by +. 5. Il
Murai. by jules Justin
D.>ultory Reading. by y. l. Elwyn VI D.
The Patriot Merchants
TIE Gem OF the sea- or the Approach 10 Land, by Rey-
nell Coates, W d.
Evenings atmv Unces, by Horace.
The Philosopher of Sa,s Souci, from The German by Kali
Grandgelr.
Evenings a; Ro>ehea,i, by Lady
Laurel Hill, by Hon John Bourier
Reflection and Action
New Books.
EMBELLISHMENTS.
The Prodigay> Return splendid Engraving hy DICK
The Battle oil Marrnso engraved by F.. A;herton.
Frederick the Great ana Voltnre at Sans Souc engraved
bye y. Parnelee, from. design Of AIo!ph AenleL
Chmpanze, engraved by E. A,herton
Barhary Ape aud Long Armed Gbbon, engraved ny Z.
T.rnls-S2 per annum in advance, IS: cents single
number Published monthly delivered IN any part oi TINS
sd e an 1sH sRsE tEi y rosT
XNTATCHES AND JEWELRY very
low-The subscriber is selling at descriptions OF
gold and silver lever anchor escapeHsn, epnc and verge
Watches Diamond Rings, Pins Gold Pencils hey>' &c az
retail. lower than any other place in the CITY. Goe @
elry exchanged or bought
All watches warranted keep good time or The Inone
returned. y; Y. !ti-LEt, t Or
Importer of Watches ana Jewel, wholesale and retail ~
Wal! street Up starx ~, ~ Ieel
VONES'S BOOKKEEPING, Published
~ and sale lsS Broadway Price 81 81 la,Iuei.oI
given by the author as hitherto in Book-kse1nS ana e
other duties the desk privately, il desired Applicants
who require will be cheeraly referred 20 lonef pui>
who are Book-kerperS.
ISL lm- THOMAS JON ES, accountan-
TT AyEN'S is the Place for Books-theyy
Look III. JOHN 7. HA'tNs.
rs, No. 1913 Broadway between Fulton and Dey.s,9.
do PER CHALDRON-Now dischars-
II, ing from Barque Trenton 4, Jndd's Wharf Wall
Erd New Castle Coal OF superior quality Tor family u>s
ior sale a, the above low price by
'o' 'a.> WARD l. BROWNE,
Il Corner OF Laght and Westinghouse
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04
NEW.YORK MARKETS.

ASIIES-The market remains perfectly quiet. No de-
Inan export The sale Of Pots reported a, o. as far
can learn barrel.
COTTON-Thr sales to-day about GOO bales The
market for grades is rather in favor OF the buyer
FLOUR-Thc holders Of Gcnt&ce firm nj p for fair
common brands and eager sell tha, rate Troy
plenty. and would probably bring l2s lsl Ohio
and Michigan l2 Sales 5oobarres Georgetown for Lon
don at probably time without interest," randywine S6
Howard 81. 90; Richmond City Mills 80 Thcrcl con
siderable dqury for Southern
GRAlN-No sales Wheat reported Several eargoes Corr
sold to-day A lot 1000 bushels from NewOrlcan sold fol
export 6oc weight and $500 Southern yellow also for eX
port supposed 59l co. go, North Carolina, 10 arrive
nj 5yc delivered, and 500 Maryland 56! measure; 2
do Southern GOc weight The market has been cleared
River about 400 bushels for export at &c No change II
Oats Some farther considerable sales Jersey Corn,
arrive Csc supposed 10 have been made for export
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

Ball in honor of the Hon Henry Clay the anniversary
- OF the ratification Of the Treaty nj Client.
T THE HENRY CLAY =CLGB OF THE EIGHTH
WARD, will give Ball a, the TrvotI SALOON. Cate
Richmond I'LL House, on the Eth oi February, lsi,
honor Of The great Nego,a,or a: Pacicnor Iir Clay,
the anniversary of the ratification OF the treaty OF Gier
Tickets admitting Gcntlema, ani Laic> can e had of
the following gentlemen Committee OF irr1n.eine!i;s
WIN. H Sweet, aoi Canal-s,. J g. ilofe II Prince It
Gideon Founran Is King Geo, Z. Rollins, ~ Spring
Chas w Ward it3 ClaritnA H. Soue.lburel nc Prince
Joseph " Barnes. S3 Canal Ley: Iar7 81 "a,!ia'oiL
VIM IL Grief PRINCE and I:i, VI MURRAY, lc5 Wooster.
Wts1.,.r z Il. fin:rev IN w 3 BROADWAY.
David l. Cram. 81 Charlton Henry Bake, 81 Thompson.
Herry d. Moore IS Ful,on-WiIlara Wells Il Eing.
Ha-.ey Hart 5. Canal Ed,v IL Duv2l, Ia2 Charlton
r Glover Wat, and Hudson Charles II. Lovcoy IIvol!
VIM VI. Stone, Broadway Saloon
and Howard. ISL ult
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04


ITEACHERS' LYCEUM-On Saturday next. Feb D.
TRE TEACHERS LTcEUN, and department OF the SIvEEsAL
EXCHANGE LYcEUm, will hold their second Monthly Meet
ng 3i2 Brosdaay " Y. Al 10 O'Clock, " the room
will e open Members 10 examine deposit AMI exchange
specimens o, minerals. shells in,c plants drawings books
al~o hear eaplanaon OF t-* OF t specimens Of
Lyceul than eight thousand OF which have bern
collected within the cw weeks the Lvceun has been ope'
Al II O'Clock, will be lecture on the importance oi
bringing ; r; Improvement Of the present 10 be'iT
the acquiring and !usns knowledge. by Geo
Clifford, Ed; be followed hv discussion onte same sub
ec,. AT O'Clock P. ". Lecture the duti-> OF the
School Master, by J. " Bellows, Esq
Al O'Clock VIII le illustration OF the language OF
signs by several pupils OF the Asylum for Deal Mntt-
Tickets OF Membership the Exchange Lyceu!n VIII ad-
mi, holders a The meetings OF The Teachers Depart
neni. Price 81.
Tickets for single meeting y! CENTS be bad a, tie
place of meeting, 2i2 Broadway. y. Y II 81
VISIT TO NORTHERN EUROPE-Or Sketches,
descriptive historical political and moral nf Denmark. Nor
way, Sweden and Finland. and The free cities nj Hamburg
and Lubec, containing notices .. the manners and customs
commerce. and sciences, education. lite
ami religion of those countries and cities by RoSr
Baird vols l2o with maps and numerous co!or-t engra-
wings For sale by DAYTON / NEWMAN,
f2 OF Fulton and Na>sau>tS
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

n. ROOMS AND BOARD-Genenen wishing 10 cn.
-a-e Apartments and Boarding Tor the Winter will be az
ecnnoda,. on most reasonable in the anieN-
ccent house No u City Hall Place, not one minutes walk
North of the Post Office and convenient To road"ay all
and Pearl six Those made arrang
for the Winter earnestly invited call before engaging
con,ror, and sa,;>facon al the hoarde,ss O. #
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

II GENERAL COMMITTEE DEMOCRATIC WIG
YOUNG MEN-A regular meeting OF this Committee viii
ne held the Broadway House PTiday Evening, the
9Th OF Februarv, a: hall past O'clock
ALEXANDER w. BRADFORD, Chairman.
WILLIAM 3. MARSH, }S.cra,arie.
SAMUEL D. JACKSON, e''' - 2
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

IT FOR ONE MONTH ONLY!-Terns reduced from
Three Dollars Academy, 3al Broadway opposite
Washington Hall
Mr. GOLDSMITH, the American Unrvalled Penmai
pledges himself mpar the Ladies and Gentleincn oi
NewYork and Brooklyn his much admired system OF Aer-
camille and EpStolaory WRITING, return the money at
the expiration OF the lessons
Nix. c. has obtained :!c First Premium three successive
wears for the best specimens of Ohand Writing exhibited
al the Fairs OF the American Institute
Rooms open ,lurin" the Day and Evening.
The Ladies will meet daily from II 10 O'Clock.
Opinions OF the Press.
Mr. GoLDsMrlI.-Jud@in. from " hat we have seen We
must pronounce him bc unrivalei in the OF the pen
Boston Morning Post
Mr. GoLnsMrrl-lIc is we say uxl:Sitan.y Ill. most
accomplished ol.land rcmlan we have ever seem
Ncw.Eork Evening Signal
New-York, Jan, I5, 1882 3l 6t-
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04
Nu ES-pcranns afflicted with this pain

HHIIES.-TcTSOnS dIIlIcttu WITH lIII5 pdIII-
full and sisa rreeahlc compant can have permanent
and lasting euaaneed by applying ut NO ara hs
Harrison street. nr. ffason. Also, Asthma, Dypepsia, ST
Vim. Dance Drop,y and Ulcers, Of recent or long
Standing Office hours from O'clock A. VI. 10 J. an iro
o'a Y p n jai2 lmis:
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

Lace> vclvets, Bombaizncs Linens Table Linen, Gnghans
Musns, Glovrs &c. isl 3eod
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27
FRESH AMERICAN AND EUROPF1S
GARDEN SEED, FLOWER SEED, HERB. AND
OTHER SEED

| ,r g Us, received fresh assortment m s,ot 49,
r6i Fi',- sly Nhi OF the most choice Garden ana 49,
Nsssrs eu host Of these are grown ~ ~.
AR OF Baltimore, and some ~ tbe1. - sue
arr,n, r"ia t5e beet European houses ali Of bes I'M
80 49, 'o s.e satisfaction, AMI show their 80
is follows. ''s summer VIII proye.-Iist
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27

Soh SALE BT
ROBERT r. DUVAL,
Bank Square, Richmond, Virgiuia.
hsPARAGUS-Ganto OF Dunh
u Ns-Larse end snail Lima SOAPS &c China D,v,,f
BEET- II, Blood Fairy Blood Turnp, French White
bkOtOLl-EsTy Cape, Large Porni.
IAbBAGE-EaTiy Yors, large Yo-- F.rIv n,t q,
90 hatteisri' barry Slgarioaf, Large Drumhead
Srom~els 10, Rel Dutch, OF PickIa. Green Cn,ist
. savoy, Perton, Lcii.. etc. =' ' -''eu
tARROT-ioug Orange
IhlLlf NER-Eariy ana Isfe
CELERN-Muuc S,iit-
tohN-Smitlfs Extra Early
t 80 uMbhK-E2riy Frame, Long Green
NALE-Scotch. sea Kale
COss A@'N'i NAol age rams
MELIo!N-Nnines, Ci,ron etc
Nas1UEriUM
9DNIIoSIEAIly silver Skinned, Large Red
PAhsNiP-LaIse swelling. Dutch
FENS- AIRY NJ uuIEenta, Eary Cromwell Esry ob.rt
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RHt BARB-Eci 'ar Eagis
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SPINACH
SQuA-!i-Early Bush
TuMAT D-IaFgc Red
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