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New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

Il
NEXT PASE.
~ The first number Of the AMERICAN La
poRER, devoted 10 the cause of Protection 20 nome
Inus,ry, will be published and ready LOT u'i'.''
tomorrow morning. This work VIII DC Puoii'ne..
,e,nar,v on the first day OF each month. and Will
bo ,.ndered complete in twelve numbers. and not
o,t;,,,od further unless the circumstances OF the
country ard the wishes OF its patrons shall iPera-
t;vclv reonire it. 1t will form azlarge and closely
printed volume of 334 pages, with tltle-Page ana
;,dcx \ equal to four average duodecimo volumes,
and will contain a mass of Historical and Stats
teal information bearing upon the cause OF Amerl-
can Industry and Labor, which it would be dlsl-
cult. if not impossible 70 obtain for asmany dollars
as this volume will cost shillngs. This number
contains the celebrated Speech of Mr. sLADE IN
favor of Protective Tariff, which OF itself IS con
sidered bv those who have read it, as worth more
than the entire cos, Of the volume. Single subscr1-
bcrs rs cents orthc year, orfor twenty subscribers
sending together Ten Dollars, or barely Fifty
Cents for the entire voumc. Single numbers 6 Ia
cents.
CONTENTS OF THE APRIL NUMBER.
I.IHrKopUcTIoS-(T l. To the Pnblicl
H. Mr. SHADES SPEECH EdItoriaL)
III. THE GREAT HONE INDUSTRY NATIONAL CoS'ES-
TIoS, &c.
" VREsoLuTtoS-- Passed at Convention OF the citizens
of Bristol County, Mass
V WHAT THE TINES
THE NECESSITY OF PROTECTION TO THE FARMISc
INTEREST.
VII Mr. SIApr,s SrEecH.from s TO % inclusive
SIIIACRICuLTuRAL STATISTICS OF THE UNITED STATES.
IX..THE NECESSITY PROTECTIVE IARiFF ro a
SoUSp CURRENCY
X. WHERE STANDS NEw-i oRE!
XI. UNIVERSAL FREE TRADE.
XII. MANUFACTURES AND IMPORTS
XIII. SPEECH OF MR MORRIS OF Pa.
XIV. .PRosPEcTUs-tTh American Labnrer.)
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

90 Two of the young men convicted of dis
,urbing the exercises Of a Catholic Church ut Bos-
ton were fined $50 each; four Others SIS; and
four more SO each. The costs sl02 were divid-
cd equally. This is cited as an awful warning to
ABBY Folsom
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wonderful article gentleman tells u that it really cures
in very short time pple. treckles, and all erupons nj
the skin IL gives dark, yellow, suuburn, skin fine,
clear appearance 1t sold BY Jones OF the American Ea.
GLE 81 mind the number, 81 Chatasreet Price 80
q cIkc,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

PEALES M1SEuM-To those OF our friend. ,vh, ~. .cv
o! Theatrical rant, and ballroom acting and who are fond
nevertheless, OF innocent. exhara ting s.n,,rn, we
confidently commend hours relsxa; ION a, This drrh,in
resort For our young folk especially i, arabv adapt
ed possessing ell the recommend atoms thai anv place o
amusement could have withou, cny Of the frequently dele
terouS consequences We that exceedingly interest
ing performance is arranged for this afternoon al O'clock
In addition TO tbs regular evening performance.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

% The Turpentine Dsti!lery of Mcssls. Waldo
81 Spruill at Hamilton Martin County, n. c. was
totally consumed by fire on Monday night week,
together with large quantity of spirits of turpcn
tine. Loss So 000.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

% Mr. HILL las will be by the advertisement will
deliver the last of bis Lectures this city this evening They
have hitherto been popular, and ionigh, may ey-
pcct the place 10 be crowded YANKEE HILL as he called
Is abou, the most irresistiby d-o Lecturer VIC ever liz,
| &c
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Commercial and Money Matters.

The sales at the Brokers' Board to-day were 20 limited
extent with but very little variation IN rates Long Island
declined per cent
Thetransac,ons in State Stocks reached abon $50 ooo
The Fancie were heavy, but others firm Illinois and
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

70 We have in typa interesting letter from
Gov. DAVIS of Mass. on Protective Tariff. 1t
will appear as soon as we can make room for it
probably tomorrow.
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COnIuunlca,inn.l ]

NJ - he new steamboat bn !or Capt Elijah Peck by
Lawrence Sneden, will be launched from tbs ship
SIo head OF water.srce this Wednesday, morning al II
We understand she &c named after one o; our
io ans long established s,eausboa, men, viz Capt,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

[5 In order 10 make some necessary repairs,
the Albany will not leave New-York as advertised
this morning. She will resume her trips on Fri
day morning
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

% The New Bedford Mercury copies without
the slightest credit our analysis Of the vote on
the censurc Of Mr. Giddings. Thi. sunfar-as
it cost US several hours hard labor
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30
MAR RIED /:
DIED:

On tie 18th inst, J. Wallace Nesmith, o! this ei.,
Mary W., daughter OF Joseph Manon Esq OF ffo'''s"
Rlollp md
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

u The BUFFALO AMERICAN is the title of
n new weekly paper justi.sued in that city
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

The Philadelphan continue 10 draw specie from us
About $4,000 this afternoon. The supply OF Trea-
sury Notes continues light Small amounts we quote AT Is
/! discounts large do ? a p!
The money market light and good paper sells at / Il j;
per month. Somc of the Banks discouniiug fair
extent but mostly they pursuing arestrcvc policy.
Advces by the Columbia speak OF the money market in
England being very easy The Bank Of England had
put down the OF discount per She has
ceved large supplies OF bullion We very little
lat is favorable in the accounts from the other side In
American stocks the only actual transactions sales
100000 Pennsylvania Five. III 49, and small
So and 100000 Ohio Skies OF $780, 60. Ne the
quotations the 3d. Of the principal American ecuritics-
New.York Elves IS; Pennsylvania Fivcs II. 80: Ohio
Skies 60 Indiana and Illinois Sterling Bonds 25; Louis
lana Elves 60 Maryland Sterling Bonds 81 United States
Bank 2IN
Bckncrs Reporter ay- The resumption oil specie pay
cts By our nine solvent and bunessdong banks still, con-
tinucs and consequence money market is alarm
ngly contraced-tfc outdoor rates what is known
good paper varying from TO = per month. Tie
suspended hanks continue closed for the ordinary purposes
oftrade and their notes selling at rnous We
annex the the close of the week United States
Bank 90 65 Girard so Pennsylvania do %
25 Relief notes 20 25 Mechanics notes Is 25 Penn
Township notes Is 80; Manufacturers and Mechanics
notes 25 80; Mayomensing notes ls 25
"Specie-paying ba nks; Philadelphia County-Philade
plaa Bank, Commercial Bank, Bank of North America
Farmers end Mechanics Bank OF Northern Liberties,
Western Bank, Kensnston Bank. Germantown Bank,
Southwark Bank.
Pttsbars-E1changc B ank Merchants and Manuact-
nrers' Bank, pttsburg Bank.
'York Bank Bank Of Middleiown Easton Bank Dcyies-
Town Bank of Bucks county, Farmers Raak of Reading,
Franklin Bank OF Washington, Northumberland Bank, Mi
ners Bank Potsve, liOnesda!e Bank, Bank OF Mongom
cry county, Bank OF Chester county Delaware County
Rank and probably several Others"
The Presidents OF the Banks in ST Louis. Mo-, that
sound condition. and the Board of Currency have had
H.,
been arrangemenhy which all the strong Banks will go
nlarmcnousy together. making weekly exchanges each
Bank issuing It's payable the 5t December
next.
The New. Orleans Bulletin the 18th says" The Banks
lave all accepted the Relief Law three OF them,
however, condionally but of them rising in op
position to the law Ii we misiporned they will
on Monday all commence paying out their notes at
their counters We anticipate entire restoration of con-
fdencc in our currency, and natural consequence
fall in specie and exchange"
Specie New-Orleans the l9th Il per cent. pre-
MUM.
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Il Anniversary Fcstivnl.-Citizens who wish TO
see tEe decorations, OF the Centre Market Hall asd To
parake OF the ample cold collation. provided can call today
until 2ociosh Price OF admission 81 cents mso IL
II Fifth Ward Marion Temperancc So
Giety Will meet on Sunday Evening. y O'Clock and OF,
hursaay evening, AT the time, al Marion Hail. los
+" est Broadway. Good speakers viii be- there.
uI9o a JOHN HARLOW, President
AZ nernsrs are requested attend, business I'M
" III De Drought before them attcrspeaking sover
Salunbin Gots.-At auction on Friday, April /.
aoiouned sae lots in the B0wery, between 9th and Ill
streets Lots 10th street between 2I and 81 aycnues; %
o', itl street. between ad and Sd avenres; - LOIS l4h
street, between % and sd avenues. Lth maps at auction
roou, 81 wau4l i9 ms ,aul-
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SECOND BOARD.

IHland, Exchanges w!ou, material change to-day
usiness dull there appearing TO be speculative feel
ng raised by the high Of discount some points
is usually the
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

q We are indebted to the Messrs. HARpDEs
for Boston papers in advance Of the Mail.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

% a meeting in aid of the Texans was held
at Augusta, Georgia, on the Goth
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

10 woman named Anne Connor has been
arrested in Baltimore, charged with an attempt to
sell girl named Sally .Iefiries her own daughter
"a slave.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

LIVERPOOL MAREBTs.-The following is from the Cor.
reSpondence OF the Commercial Advertiser under date
March Sd
The value OF American cotton hpcuated during the last
mont! but low prices they
depressed its close, especially tor the
qualities, ei which there IS large proportion
the new crop.
The sales from the c6h u amounted 10 10000 bales in
GLIDING 20 to SPECTATORS and 1850 exporters There
sp the 18th and 25lh, which has since subs
ded. Prices however about the the 18th.
American flower has been dealt in but moderately late
owing the expected change in the duties hen the
established probable the inactivity will be sub eedei by
regular trade.
The present price -four a5 35s Sd per barrel
and the last sale bonded the old scale los the
OF duty and by the proposed scale would he
IS I'd per brrreI.
The sales in the Have Cotton Market the l,t OF March
amounted 10 1900 bales and ordinary and inferior L. S de-
scrlpuons experienced again decline OF l. owing 10 the
disposition shown by importers to realize promptly.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

a.a -: - 80 "a splendid day performance takes
ia.S Pa, ne. az - m siGek this afternoon The Gipsy girl
wl se a nome ana p beautiful stage performance by
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

CALENDAR THE COMMON Pleas PART F!Rsr-s3.
81. 49, l, 81, II, II, 2z7, O. 3 81 rs
Pa, Second, meets at o'cock-i0S l52, D. I2 49, Sc
b2, I, 8, lSs, i39, l40, l42 I44, IS liS.
cALENbAs or THE Circuit CouaT, THIS DAY-le5 lI9
! n $50. - -
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

o. SOLDIERS, oS.-The fate of the Me1icans sealed .
three hundred Ncw-Yorkers in arms, and ready
out for Texas This cheering newH Ii IS likewise cheer
ing that headaches. coughs colds worIs, cknes
drowsiness nausea and low spirits may be cured By Peters
Lozenge and in fac; that Peters Lezengcs the most
certain, as they the most popular remedies for these
10 be remarked. that they be had al >9 Broadway
$50 and $50 Bowey ilo Hudson 50 Fulton and 2l0 Chat
ham Streets and al 90 North Sixth Philadelphia Dr.
Peters has received orders for his Lozcnge Perthr
Columbia
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

ZASoSI. the romance from the ponof Bulwer,
just published by the Mcssrs. Harper, is likely TO
make stir on It's own account, as we'll as on that
Of its author. Addressing itself to the latent feel
ing of curiosity every breast, concerning things that
are beyond mortal kcn--dcaling with the super
natural as its element of action and of wondcr-t
would be read with deep interest evenif not known
to be Bulwcrs; and this interest is greatly en-
hanced by the desire 10 know how such writer
will handle subject yet untouched by him in
his successful career We believe that Zanoni will
be deemed altogether worthy of Buwer's high
reputation.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30
New.York Market.

ASHES-5o bbS Pots have been taken to-day for export
2 and about 80 bbls Pearls IS 50aSo for export
COTTON-The advces by the Columbia untavora-
bic for i, staple and hayer demanding reduction Of
&c per ID. Little has been done to-day.
FLOUR-The market for Gcnesee still stands Mt sc 81 !;
but is very dull. The sales only supply retail
mand Of New Orleans aboni 900 bbls sold from
the wharat Sc 90 Southern squet 800 400 hbis Penn
sylyania sold AT something less than So
GRAIN-Corn and Rye plenty, bu, we hear Of
sales About 7c0 bushels New-Oreans Whea, sold for
milling at 81 26.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

1J $500 month Mr. Burgess No Ledger Buildings
Philadelphia, sells OF Shermans Meicated LozengeS Sew
era OF the first physicians in that atty them in their
practice No medicine has received such marked
probation from the Medical Faculty these most popular
OF all medicines More hau 500 physicians in this city and
coo in Boston them daily their practice Dr.. Sher.
keeps from bis medical brethren their
composition, 50 they prescribe them advisedv
they can any other medicine. When such men as Hon
Aaron Clark, Rev. Darius Anthony, Hon. Ed. j. Porter
Rev. Sebastian Seeier and host of others OF the highest
standing IN society counteuance these Lozengs, who will
hesitate TO believe in their wonderful virtues Go where
YOU WILL Sernans LDzenges and cldreE cry them
household words and his Warehouse, is LOG Nassau street.
where an hours visit will convince auy that the way
the LozengeS go IS not slow.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30
MONEY MARKET.
sales at the stock Exchange. N
SECOND BOARD.

Mohawk R......... .5 600 do................ )
Long Islands 10 days 81. 81 Del fird = 10 days
10 8 Gavs 5lS
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THE TRlBU N E.
MORNING, MARCH 80, la4s.

r Fos rHr FoagIcs IxrILLleEScg BY THE co
IuME,A SEE LAST PAcE-
rJ- Fox as ACCOUNT OF PEocREss OF Assoc"-
TroS, FIRST PACE.
II, Fos News BY THIS MORNINGS sorTHERs MAIL, SEE
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

Pussen&ers
In the steamship Columbia ior Halifax, Capt Frederic
Joseph Manelt Alessrs John Fleming, Augustus Blake
For Boston, Mr. and Mrs. GOodand, MessrS Cnso
Horace Fuller, FA. Tollse, Alex. Murray, W. Marsha
Lou, Strrcck w J. Iarde, John Mulsun. - AlolDas
w $ Metcat, AhIon, VIM. Boyl1cn, Ferdinand FastinTa
f,a> ~ I.aboncl.rc, Stephen Shutr, MOlanr Castelar,
r. e. Wviie, Lc,,son c. Bourne, Lee. II. Buuefhso,
Nathan Terry, Hart, Jas Cushing. l. W. Sernbrenne',u
Nell:s, Gum, John Smith, W. Hunt. W. NJ. Gbson,'S
e RIconOnl j. VI. kOtler
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30
Nc.v-York Legislature.
of both.

MONDAY March 2o.
is SENATE the introduced By Mr.. FAULKNER,
to aid in the construction OF tbs Ncwlork and
Erie Railroad, was reported by Mr.. SCOTT. 1t
was referred to the committee of the whole After
some other business Of little Importance, tke con-
sidcra,ion of the Tax Bill was resumed Mr..
DIcKISsoSs Substitute, after debate was rejected,
also an amendment by Mr.. FOSTER, to appropriate
:400 900 to the Erie Enlargement, 100000 to
the Black River Canal and 100000 to the
Gcnesce Valley Canal. MIR. Faulkner offered an
amendment to appropriate 100000 to finish such
Jobs on the Canals, AS the Canal Commissioners
shall certify to be necessary to preserve the work
already done Negativcd Mr.. FOSTER offered
another proposing to suspend the public works,
except such Jobs as shall be certified to be ncces-
sary to the preservation Of the navigable canals
nr except those which it wi cost more 10 let alone
than to finish. Rejected The bill was then re-
ported to the Senate. MIR DICKINSON ncwcd
his substitute which was ncgatived, G to 10
Mr.. FosrERs first amendment was ncgatived to
II, as was Mr.. FAuLKSERs. The bill was then
ordered to third reading by the following vote :
AYEs-Messr. Rar,t. Bockee, Corning, Dcnniston Eos
ter Hunter Johnson Paige Ringer, Scott, Strong Varan
Narney-3.
NAYs-NIessrs. Dixon Franklin Forman, Hard Hawkins
Hunt Nicholas, Peck, Plat, Rhoades Root, Works-l2
The Senate then adjourned.
In ASSEMBLY on Saturday, the State Prison Bill
was referred to Select Committee to report
complete.
On Monday the bill to extend the exemption of
property from execution, was referred to a select
committee to report complete. The bill abolishing
Imprisonment for Debt on Costs was debated with
considerable spirit by Messrs. SIMMONS, SMITH
and DAVIS in opposition and Messrs. STRONG,
DAvEzAc and SwAcKHAmER in favor until the
adjournment.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

II Stranger, Do you want Boots and Shoes!-li@,
20 to ScribnerI Co Great Catarine Boot and Shoe Mar
ke 73 Catharnc ST MunrOe, where you can hrd
the arp,s and best assortment you saw, and prices
never before eGualcl. Jus, tryi, ~ MTu
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

Homo Len que. .''-The s,aicd meeting yiy.
hrd a; the Repository OF the American Institute IN L. ps
on Wednesday evening Sp,h inst 7.oclock Slh;,~s
the las; public meeting previous 10 In. Naoua coo,.
os OF the 5h OF April. hoped there viii ht c-n
,;,endasce preparatory e he same. lmFog,az; rsc,
.nmmnnicauon, viii DC submitted Strangers ere av,ss-
attend. rrs =
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ln1 a-

IL Foreign letter Bags Tor Liverpool, by ~.
nard's Royal Mail Steamer OF I'd April close at Eardeni
Co.'S Express Office on Friday April lst al 81 ociocA TX IN
m29 It llARNDEN w.
II Saratoga " Nnters.-Medclnal Waters o Ia Is
Union Congress- Pavilion and Iodine Springs - 9a nu
on hand fresh from the springs. For sale, whoesae D'
retail bv David Sands Co., Chemist, II East Btoadwa
corner Marker street m7 anB
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

II special KcliS iOus scrvices.-fhe tour lo'
lowing Presbyterian Churches VIZ, the BRANERp ALLEN.
STREET, M,DISON.STREET aud SEVENTH have made a.
rangenents unite in holding Special Religious Service
their several places Of public worship in rotation
The Second Series OF Meetings will be held on luesaY
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Of the present weeh' u
the AIadson-Strcct Church, corner OF Gouyerneur
Preaching in the evening al y O'clock by the paslols
the four Churches associated in the meetings, the keVes"
Messrs. SMITH, CHgGvER, McLANE and HATFIELD hIo
Prayer Meeting conducted by them at i. NJ IN the Leg
ture-kNon.
March 23th, 1872 ms 4
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mcchonic., Lvccrm,-A "

hanc>' i.yccun wi b. held at the Saasceare Iotsl *
evening" the Seth al kalf pa, O'Clock Afsr "a 10.
..erc>> there viii - debate the following cu.s;o-;
\ ohn @ snrn ern>ursble for pr.,estng 10 the Mo- =
Representatives petitions which 10 hin by biz ~
,tjtrents. prnyins Tor dissolution al the Unou. @
2 ksARNEY, sscy. JOHN ?. ELLIS, P.e,r
Nory-Mectlaniss and otler>, who may wish 10 sr -
.bove Association which vii be opened 20 :he rntE
Tor the present wit p->c apply personally OK BY rN
the President al il2 Dyision->trca, 10 the Sr,-,
~; Brr.5,nc, rect Initiation lee FIFTY Cens, Qss.s.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Barks Lyon, Sheffield, Havana. Nesniith LeSds Co.
Ann Louisa Clifford, Ncwbury, p. A Harsous, Brothsn
& Co
Brigs Evelne, Gould, Ponce, P. H., T. Lord; Dane!'
tbrr.l Wake. Bremen, via Charleston, N0tSnus raVe'
sted Grand Turk, Joslin, Providence, Badger feck
Schrs Olivia Bucktl, Richard Richmond; Celeste Joan-
son, Baltimore; Lynchburg Mathis Richmond
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Ship Rierzi IL DAYS from New Orleans With cotton to
Post l. Phillips
Shin Vesper si!vcs,er 6G days from Palermo with b=
stone &c 10 Chamberlain {. Lawrence.
Ship CalaYba Smith % days from Mobile, with cotF
10 Center Co.
Brig Charles, Doane 10 days from Mobile, with co,oa
Sc. to f. D. IiurIbu l. CO.
Brig Independence, Mageu, "a days from Maagofta
Te1a. cotton &c 10 Master.
Brig Caroenia Freeman II days from Aug us'iac, hide
20 Oerch L Kruger.
Brig oneco Baker IS days from New Orleans "gafr
iarens & Co.
Brig Corneiia, Patton, 10 days from Geaysma, T. r, VIZ
E9ar To the master.
Brig Tyb-e, Ogden, days from Charleston with COTS
to q. Buckley.
Brig Villa de NaIoli, (Neapolan, 81 days from Eapl
with fruit, &c, 10 l. Pabneir-
Sefr Chauncey, cholas Virginia, with oyster.
Schr Maria. Hopkins, Baltimore with mdze 70 Johns'a-
Lowden
Br, schr Princess Augusta day, from Liverpool ~ s]
days, with Indze TO W. Berry.
Below ship and brig
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

r-F,Eenticncn's Efnis.-ALVoRD CO, Nc.
IL Bowerv eaer 10 the public fine Fur Ha! at tsu'
Dollars of the Spring pattern equally light and durable
with mere costly qualities and possessing nj! me elegance CT
appearances Keeping full assortment OF other QUALITIES
,ieave, and Moe.hin Hats, In The article OF me Nrta
Has At 81 new offered. lhev aun TO excel ~ m5t
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

II Photographic Likencsses, by an improved
Dagucreotype process, by NJ. D. VAN LOAN, corner OF
Chanbcrs-s and Broadway (2) mlS In
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

II Chelsea Lyccum.-The closing Lect-,e =.
the s.a 700 vii! t, ,!.Uvcred Thursday -vrr:sr ~;
iI>l at7, o'clock, by Mr.. How. ScGiect-" Eoegton a.
rlird 70 the pracuca purpOscs Ot !lie.' roSa ~
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

Esr'r The New wWorid.-Look out tnrnrAt Saturdays
number OF this popular journal IL will be immense ihe
arrival the Columbia has filed It's bnrsanr 10 o'er'@hs
with IN and choice things Every body looks TO the New
wnri tr whatever is new and valuable IN literature.
Terms - year. Strangers from the country ARE invited
i, call and .ub,cr1bc Oi'ce 80 Ann-s.rcst m3o II ~
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

tith Lecture he Course w be delivered II ths Boa
way Tabernacle Wednesday Evening So;h ins,, ;.
Il quarter before O'Clock
Subject. Naicre ard Orisg OF Cocl
Sngle Tickets 50 ceui>. al the ,iOGr uc,H
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORk, MARCH 20, 1872
nINI.ruRr rAw,r.,r-rus nay

THE lYuLL 81
Rises Il Sets 6 aKises II 40 South 3 Him II y
Latest Dates.
LoSDoS Feb III HAvBE ..Fe5 !.
LrrERFooL..... l8lSEw-oRLEANs Mar y
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

~ i.itto=rnphic Erimts-le',Oon >plendI''y CO.
orr rall,i,,ing tbou, 300 designs. among which ares
re, nuuberoi National rai ,srance, Moral and Religion,
ubipc,s Thu, above are pubhe. i'll superior style ar
for sale bv h, subscriber. in lots 10 suit purchasers
NCURR1 FIR, Sprucc->t opposite the sun once;
r. New subjects from design, by The hst artists VIII De
,I,e. 20 the above assortment every week ~ ms I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

-,
OLIVER w WOUDEpRD tS fpth'riiia-s' 'nr1'4s f'r. n.
rutGn nj ,ii-, about furnishing thelr houses 's sprtns
e, sprn lot Of Italian Window Shades nn>urpaseioy
any ever before brought this country They ax The
paintings al an artist who has devoted his ieto ms pn'es
sion and embrace variety oi Landscape aa Scenery
Perhaps no piece of furniture appears to better adIeag
or more inviting than handsome par n "hn" shaeS,
pa n,rl IN ,tyr initiate nature Inc ins1ce cthIaiI
Italian Lan,capes Gothic Arches. Moonlight Scenes, Scroll
Borders. Nigne,te Centers &c &c
~ B. Country Merchants buying TO sell again viii hndl
~ heir advantage call and examine this lnvoce tot ahoai
o0 pnir as they y Ill l sold low tor cash. About S,
ai The low price OF ST 50 per paIr. " nilu
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

Astis by the economical policy OF the establishments, TO-
selcr viii, the large extent of rs business that such III
uc.unt> are offered 10 purchasers. apology need be
ae for the location OF the Sales Room upon the seco9c
door especially At 50 favorable point OF the aslorahc
,is.h,,,w,, - ~, " - Iol lrA n
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

Also Of their manufacture, .on ., ,.m
900 loy Rich Tab and Bowed SatIrStocAs' oo 10 ~
noo do do plain do 90 TO i.W
200 do do Bowed Bomhaline 90 . w 10 l2W
500 do do Plain do 90 D w 10 sFV
100 do Satin Fancy Summer Stocks, 90 to 10 70
Also Satin Scars Silk and Satin Cravas lc ac-allu
which will be sold al small advance COST for cash0
| rood short time paper. ~ mE In
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30
LAWYERS DIARY.

PEIER SKATER, Jr., Secretary.
Williamsburg, lith March, 1872