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New-York tribune., 1842-03-04
GONE AND sEE.-Drv Goods selling

~ al halt pr3ces at HALLS Cheap Store, No - Cah-
me 81 corner Hear where may be ioCnd the ;oowjGg
article, 4; gren bargains Domestic Goods q al ie>c-ip
tons. VIZ yard VIDE heavy Sjt-etgHg, ei 20. 81 saci-
Al 3D. a., iGi heavy 81 >heeng> a, :. usually ~7G j.
ed frIHs al prices .e 70 Is,
Usually >1id 10 Is 6. J1stTsccyei froui auction
splendid lot o.! English Prints al !. Sc, usually sold al = 6
beautiful LOT OF French Prints - formerly sod j.
houssenr de Laines from lts 10 ) co per dress
Sins, slLkS-Black. blue-back and coor-ti great
bargains French Bornl,s1 mes cheap: also splendid; a.
soriH.n; OF Cashmere >aaas usual >ot go which wl
80 >1d AZ great bar slsn>; 8Oche and Silk Shawl!
" reduced prCe>: Cloths, Cas>Iere>, Sat.neI> and
e>ung.. MoIt,a;a, Bang-up, Cord aad Gamsroon>. a
seaui.tul article 0 SatH Striped N-sin suitable >pTIng
and Summer Dresses large ioi OF shop Lawn, han
prIct. suitable tor artificial i0vers.
LlNEN>-Ju,t received from aGc;:on four LIN
-s. at prices before offered the city; also 80 dol
laTs worm OF Linen Camarlck Hdhis wticsl viii o. >od
al s;onlstn-ly low prices. i. 6d 5 Hr->t.tclr
al veTt inc Bird. Eve DIaprr AZ very 10" prices
" 6-We selling i've OF Striped! and PLAID
Merr7tnack CaIco unEea-d OF prceo Is per yarJ
'o- All over the c!tv al i -. Ladies Tou VIII call
examine our stock OF goods, think yoG vii 70 away
isfeL hat our advertisement : 10 humous the public
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04

The con,cquences Of De'"D-lhe los Of moment
lines will produce calani,lcs that years cauot remove,
The following relation may too truly exenpiiiy Friend
ship dictates the suppression o! names, although the facts
are well known 10 many III this city.
William C. educated artist, whose youth gave
promise Of taking the lead in his protcson-and whose pa
!ronage equang his deserts threw bright sunshine uton
Ls iuure prospects lie was introduced TO Miss Emily d.
ayoung lady iren Boston who here upon visit to
her friends She rich handsome ard accomplished
They mutually cved--he match approvcd--ani an
early day appointed for their nuptaS Alas! that day
never The steamboat, which Emily, her brother
and lover had taken passage started her exact ncbu,
C. there niome too atetie veSsri from the,
wharf Ills heart sunk within him.
The passionate brother would listen cxcusahe con-
Sdcred il sligh 10 his sister. He her guardian ad
wiser, and had fatal control her aC tons short
time he persuaded her To wcd another After reflection
rendered her nConceyably wr.lccd William c. is now
object OF piiy-careles OF himself regardless OF otacrs
he is only the moving shadow OF his former self Thus,
the loss OF one short happy beings doomed
10 mi>ery
This little story has lis moral. One should never defer
even for instant any thing worthy OF immediate atten
ton The fact Is, il c. had not been detained by his BARBER
but had possessed OF Chapnans strops aud
shaved himself he would not have los, his passage his
sweetheart, and his hope OF worldly happiness. Let all
lovers take waningot To 1O2 William street and avoid the
dreadful rock upon which the fair prospects poor VII
liam were wrecked
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04
POLICE OEEICE.


Michael Norton Peter Folk, John Doan and three black
fellows, arrested Tor stealing sunry articles.
bracln9 beef. coats and other drtlclcs.
A man named Philip Max who told large stories OF ia,-
ing been Wal>tree, broker and sought nights lodging
N the watchhou,c, given tour months lodging on
Backwcll'> Island.
SUSPICION FerL II ,yA.r. H. n H. Cran,all. con-
,mclnr the Croton Watcc Wo:h> who with ms fanny OF
children hoardc Fowler cornero Dlvisonand Chrv>-
lie streets "a porter hou>cl having been missed rom The
above uace=sinCc Friday night the 25ln uL. suspicious
that Le lad been Improperly disposed OF he
had been assaulted and beaten that ns III The potter house
by VIM H. iurdv and man namcd Biack- -'urdy hat
also said 10 Francs Curncr OF EG Walker street who
was al 70 wlcs utl.g part :" the a'y that lac wonid
have ton CtauIaii that iowoud mGrdcr Gram
tu!l or that Crandli should murder hm and from the
of ury ana Black leaving hcior> Ctandall alter "
threat was made Mr.. Turner induced nnlhc con,li!-
ued bsSncc CAudu 10 make comp aunt al the toitce
ohce against pur,y and 81 ch to The beating They In!c'
ed Cramnil nj fower's and the beet he 'rurncr)
ierained OF farther violence OF those men 10 Irardl by
wayaynS beating, and causing his disappearance Ac=Oh
I'M, oopMni rurdy to-day arrested, and committed 10
Pr!>o IN nraut OF 81 COO Black not yet arrested anu
prooaey Msi not be. Crandal had considerable sui vi
noneT ta ai'n al the lime las mysterious disappearance
and ali attempts to discover hiu v mean, offered
wards have proved entirely iruc>s
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04

TmE Mail SrEAMER.-The steam pac!,etun-
corn sailed TUESDAY afternoon at 3 O'Clock, for
Halifax. with the English mail, Should She on
her arrival at tailaX, iind The Caledonia there,
i 10 be hoped may prove to be tiie fact, she will
,e,urn TO ,hi, port with the mail from England
and the Caledonia viii return with the mail from
tn, Dor, to Liverpool. In this cast the L. may
BE- expected TO arrive he,e by SATURDAY next. She
has six passengers ior Liverpool and several for,
Halifax. Boston Advertiser.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04
THE RAINERs have the honor

i announce that they give Grand Vocal Conee-
;t StI-ve>aa Institute FRIDAY Evening. Ma-ch when
they viii appear IN their National winter the
Tvrol sn ,sn variety Solos Dcelts a,d Melodies
rafiwe Ticket, 50 70 ae had AZ tie Muse
Store door. Concert 10 commence al ea'past
o'clock Pamphlets containing the German Songs can b.
.rS--.l ~ y ,aIr--
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04
Commercial and Honey Matters.

u, I-'I "
The sales to-day Larger than some TIM past butth"
market was 10, tiru 0i Long Island nearly 1860 shares
were sold closing 81, Improvement Of per cent
large amount, Delaware and Hudson sold, closing
&c. advance OF per cent. Harlem declined . Farmers
Loan. /, Bank o Commerce, scrip, .-Boson and Prov-
dence
Stocks were rather leay today and the ancies
declined per The bids lower mos; State
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04

V7FIE Counting Rooms orc. C. MARSH,
Il SO Cedar street. continue open from 4. NJ te r. NJ.
N order that merchants and others avail Themselves OF
OF instruction llat truly PRACTICAL that en-
braces complete routine of commercial transactions and
mercantile calculations; and in which thr student Rctu-
ally keeps OF backs counting house To those who
unacGuanted with the advertisers repuationr drsresto
say that his principal work book keeping has passed into
editions that the preference the NewYOrk
Public Schools. and other large Institutions; and that BIZ
himself, has m honor icing ppOntri teacher oi book.
keepin" for " Mercantile lbrnry Association" OF q!
ity frospecuses, with may be- had al the cOuntin
as 3bavr { 70 tmi.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF SESSIONS.
Before Judges Lynch and Noah and Aldermen Pollock and
Balls
THURSDAY, March 8.
The following pronounced by the Court.
viz
Simon Frasier convicted OF Forgery IN The "a degree in
passing an altered - bill Of the North River banking ASso
citation appear be bill OF the North River Hank
was sen,ence, 10 the State Prison for wears
James Webb, boy, convicted of Burglary in the 81 de
gree in entering with false keys the store of W. ri Town
send corner Wall and Nassausrects sentenced 10
lin. State Prison for years
John Goldng convicted OF riot and assault and battery
on Mrs Dwincll sentenced To the City Prison days
knife Spln Sing. German, sentenced to the city
prison lor seven days.
Van Rensselaer, Martlng, indicted for grand larceny,
72 Cana street. The sd October, on motion dis
charged OF the court nd elapsed, and Wit
nes,es appeared against him.
The Grand Jury into Court with a number OF bill.
aud long prescntncn and discharged for the
having found rs bills
The prescn,men that the operations o the Beard OF
Brokers are generally far hut that in. for par
lies making sales 10 be III possession OF the stock
The time WHICH makes the bargain void y aw. teXp!ans
the mysteries o, hanmcring' and conering, twhat
bulls bears and recommends that the Board discourage
the sale s,ockS imc and that the Legislature repeal
the law rendering sales null and voni. complains
that the inmates OF the Lunatic Asylum are too closely
crowded together. II rvesens the method OF eNhunin
odies the Potter, rld nuisance, and suggests tr
removal OF the aeepsr Ii concludes by complaining OF the
frequent absse OF the hnbens corpus act.
The Court then ad jourucd tor the term
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04
MARINE JOURNAL.
CLEARED YESTERDAY

CLEARED YESTERDAY
Bark 4 RIM. Rose \ Orleans Sturre. 4 Chairman
Brigs u Lamar, Sanneraun savannah Scot, Morell
lIortSnsc. Bucknanl. Indies Ncsmilh K Leeds: Tw.
Bro,lers, Richardson Washington D c: Timoleon sheru
81 Marks and PorI Leon via Key West Is Richards Lo-
Schrs Orazlmbo, Sargent, Auakapas, Nesnl Leeds
Louisiana. Marsh Mobile. JP P'Elwe; Msrscy, Keller.
Jacksonville via 81 Mary'5 Ga, J Elweil.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
cl u;,,h u,r,,,o,d 10 ,,,,s ,,or, ~ 5,-,,, MI, 10
H. ,i.a' i'-l''o 10 days from ~ orleans ldzs' 20
'"S ,t .i''St. W. - ,i- - ~, ;,., r; ,;,. !, ,
Ship GaFaona, Lowell from Marsees and Gibraltar I'd
'a in',@e, = , " u.,e,, Il, ~ IN -, e. - r, -, .
SElp Ep L9nsana Wolf 10 days from Orleans coffee TO
y r, 7 ont'l l., q y, - .o,,e. H. ,,.o; CO. -, -, n, J.,
10 I l5avjaH' rhp fls'' no0 o. days from Palermo ''1
" So 80, p... ] r, o-;,-, &C.,, n o,l.,s OIL al, ,,,,
- p w an!'''' 'o'ceau' 'fo' y oea's iO' H''' 'haAe
Pal ,,,r Rl,l % ,,,.s ,,, Y Or,e,n. co,,o &c
-, Mt, ,, Nv, T. ~" 80 e''''
III, Ill Wi,n !, -. ,,,, =, rr,,,,s ,,.,; 70
, ~. ,,,.t, ~ =, ~ :, y, = ''. - way : '' " '' si''' "
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04

LAWYERS DIARY. ......... March L.
CALENDAR or THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, THIS AY-
PART flRsr45 40, So s.. So g. 1885, g. l47, 30 80 IL
3l,l 81, 80
PART srcoSD-l3o, 49,, l5s 1885, liz, l46 l49 o9o 1856
70 Ca aT8
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04
METORASDA-

The ship Sala,n Teny witch salle,! from th port Tor
Liverpool the lil Feb sprung leak on the l7h IN a
gale Wind ron : T. The pump. we're OF no use as The
with WI! CHI she w;,s loaded chohed them ~. Th
Captain bcIank themselves ;te;f boa and putr
10 Norfolk, The Mate has arrived ie in the ciir En-
pure Norfolk. and the Captain Will come on IN lev
days by land.
The steam ,rgatc Missouri made trial o.; speed
Yesterday She sailed past Ia, Battery up the North River
then down h, lower Bay when She r-turrel fred seH-
eral guns. 10 anchor She barhrigged and.
Judging from her appearance noble vessel
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04

Bv nuftrriitld and Coachman, AuctnnrtIN
SHERIFF SALE. This day at lO
o'clock at Thompson, Hail. corner OF Elm nni Canal
streets he entire furniture contained IN >ad house, consist
jrg oi .olas bureaus sdeboarts, wardrooe- m"nogay
airs centre tables, dining dressing and tables. ingram
carpets stair carpets, chairs seteeS looking gas
clocks desks show cases work and wash stands Deds
hed,!inr large quantity OF kitchen furniture, crockery
&c Also canary birds, mocking birds, one truinpetet
lrc,crs robins cages &c. wine ana champaign glasses
.l,cauicrs. !Dt IL
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04
ctTATIONER,S HALL. 2l5 Pearl-s

office 81 Wall Il Price Reduced. The subscribers
gy. notice that Tor the sake OF giving employment TO
ary. number OF worthy mechanics. during The present
clement season. VINO otherwise would, w:th their families.
be destitute OF The OF lie, they have detrrm ned
reduce the prices 0! th manufactures 10 Meet the de-
r,,. state ot the tines and oIer all articles their Inc
a: -ic.s hicE cannot a 10 Meet the views Of the most
id advocates s ECONOMY enable them 70 60 The
plhi.. viii the or CASH PATSESEs for ali
small amounts. and when line mechanic works 20! low
S he must have ready money enable hun make is
purchases advastagtoG>ly.
The facilities which poses IN machinery etc,
sc! a. We confidently believe, places house entirely
beyond competitions when sufficient indaeenent appears
.xeron which the tins distressing time,
when many families IN need OF employment 10 enable
them 10 provide the nece>saries otlli-.
respectfully: invite all p.rsoa> waD.in. ACCOUNT
Books or STATIONERY OF any description call as above
mi DAVID FELT I CO.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04
New.Yo-k Museum.
FORMERLY PEALES, Broadway.

II opposite ;ae Cay Han and Park.
Tie irlo. COLLECTION has recently undergone new ar
-,nr-inent. and many vairablS articles added 10 II The
Portrait Gallery has been greatly increased and enlarged
well A. lhx Lecture RoST--
Among The Miscellaneous Curosities be named the
Egyptian Mummy from The Citv OF Thebes a. lea>, Sp
o Ja,ane,s ard n;aer IDOLS Ssphulcrai Vessels
taiBinc A>h ;r Dead, Curious Coral tNepunes Punch
Bowl sea Liou>. SIaine>s T Al,.S in Wax, &c.
DtGcESaEoTypE LiSESEssss taken from 10 : every
av, seconds OF time and neatly framed by Mss>-
Mar2ni < Pea's.
o'clock every afternoon some highly interesting
p-rim-nts in MEsMEsisMs or ANIMAL MAGNETISM take
TIE suffice. blind lady nIelligen and the
operator i RGbens Peas, manager OF the M:>eu!p.
Philosophical experiments take place every evening in the
Lecture Room al halt pas; and every Saturday alter
noon Al O'clock.
F.SoY GLASS WORKING by Mr.. Marshall.
Y-artY Tickets for single person IS gentleman and
lady =, and family Sl0 Day visitors admitted iir
SANE e-ening without iUr;hsr charge.
iulis>inn A. usual = cents children half orce mi
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04
Nc,Y-Xorlk Marked.

ASIIEs-A parcel OF abou, 35barres Pearls sold at 62!
understand for homo t,c.ln Pots there snohinc do
isg None Offering a, less ,.an6 10
COTrON-rh- transactions to-day reach about 70o
bales The market is rather heavyior all but,he finer grades
which. are scarce and wanted.
ZFLuuR-TEe market is irr at 6 q =Gencsce, and
there is none 10 be bad lower The sales however
are limcd Ohio Canal is worhG u! 6 o. New Or
an, 0o at which 1000 barrels sold OF s,Ore6O0 bbl
atloa, sold a, 81! No Troy or Michigan in market.-
Southern quiet Small sales Georgetown and BTandywne
nj o. Sales $50 barrels Jersey Corn Meni al CO. Eran
lvwnc5 l2l-nhd, IS 90
.GRAIN-,hout 5000 bushels Wheat have been received
from Ncw-OrIean and is held l5oc cargo about i5Go
bushels North Carolina Corn sold FOR dsliug al IS ccns
h, market bare. The balance OF the Southern Oats
in market zoos bushels sold tc. \ small parcel OF Bar
ley is Offering To arrive. a small lot OF Northern Rye still
unSod.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04
I.ec,nrc- on Asricnl,nr;,l Chen,.,r,.

and Geology read before Tie Duriam County AcriCnluI
Society, and the members o Durham Farmers Ciah bv
Jas +. W Johnston. Professor o Geology and Chemistry u.
the University q, Durham which added Suggestions
Tor Experiments Practical Agriculture ana kr>ul>o EN-
perVenis made IN Practical agriculture during lSil.
Did our limits allow, should be pleased 20 give
specimens OF the authors happy >yle OF di,oou>a IoIa
larry subjects, cepIon> extracts rom diiercn
portions OF these lectures. and e>peciaiy tou' ue SECTIONS
on the relations Of water 10 vegetable Eic &c. Bu, II
unnecessary make large extracts from book which We
hope and will soon DC III the bands OF nearly all our
readers Considering unque>tionahy the most import
ant contribution that has recently been iadct 10 opn!V
Science and extensive beneficial IN,
uence this country. >ha! no, ;a: 10 oce , oTt'
SGmBg portions they issue run The pres
iSiiiiMau'> journal, Vol -.
WILEY x PUTNAM
Booksellers, Publishers and Importers
&, p,, lbi Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04
LOkONENrS nEEICE

TRURsnNY, March !.
The Coroner eid a inquest the body o! Robert Mas
lam. al No lwenty,t irst>lreet tie was lr>egiy
comforts OF. c He bad been riwe for ln ime ant, t!
nigh, before his ea, heard fall on OF bed The
verdict was that he died OF 'unrtitcGtun OF IN. l.G
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04
rg1HE REAL Camphene Oil and Webb's

rs KEAL Camphene Ui aud Webbs
Il New Improved Burner-1he Improvement in the
burner complete an unequallcd, regulated by asnge
notion extremely simple aud convenient 10 trim, &c If
those who have been annoyed with poor oil, gas, puri
canphene, will nly try Wrbh the only real HCam-
oil, will not explodr, will soil the richest carpet
r>-, viii not crust the wick VIII light large rson al the
hour, gallon giving much light
or 3 worth OF oil Tho. who doubtful OF its safety
economy will r amply convinced ny examining The thor
Oug experiments Of Professor Locke, the Journals Of the
Franklin and American Institutes No metres required
ascertain the quantity consumed Astral, mate and
chandelier lamps altered, and the whole expense saved in
Paror lamps and store, talor si0 0eSaakeTs,
and for manufacturers all kinds Nor sale only at the
Garner OF Canal->t and roadway ~ lmis
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04

g Mr.. Philip II. Neckn well known as a
Book Publisher in Philadelphia, fell in the
.,ree, on Wednesday and died instantly
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04

J Alvin L.. BRADLEY. tlate Of #Lockport,l La"
oace 70 Merchants Exchange. Business III the Courts oi
The State aud OF III. United States including III Bank
roptcy, attended To- ms W.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04
THlRTy-FIFTH NEw-yoRK TRApE SALE.

AgreeabIv TO the regulations the regular Trade Sale
type Plate, Leaher &C. will be commenced on Tuesday
the I'D OF March |, will b. conGused under The d.
o the Committee and under the ,c regulations "a
heretofore
The catalogue rrndy and may b' had on a7plica;
non nj the OF the auctpneer IL embraces the usual
and quantity OF publications from the ladig puo
I>hug houses OF NewNork, Philadelphia 5o>on aud oher
places md also the following valuable Stereotype Piars.
v. plates of the Penny Magazine. vols: Penny Cyc0p-
iia Saturday Magazine. vols, Richardson's tngti>L DC
tonary vols n Boston Token ior l8lo aad ls4l, voi',
with the copper plac>, Ac. .
The STATIONERY will be sold on MONDAY. the Slst
March, commencing a, o'clock. The catalogue ws'l be
thu usual oi articles IN this ne, IN
cuLing large assortment Blank Books. Outls, ..k.
Wax, Waters Steel Pens, Inh>and>. Knives India Rubber
Backgammon Board. Chc>>neu Mathematical Instruments,
Dsirrs. Drawing Pencils Nc Letter and Foos,cap Papers
Ti>>ue Paper Blong Paper, NC.
LEATHER Ac.--.tl.o, several invoices OF Bookbl1eTs
Leather assorted coors Bark Skver>. &c. BookbnerS
Standing Prsss. toocap Printing Pressad Copying Press
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04

At II O'clock nj the Auction Room
Bruss, and Ingram Carpet>Super Brussels carpets IN
sets Asoiu invoice OF tine and extra tine Ingram Chf
pets Venetian hemp AMI black do Brussels Wilton and
Tuitel Rugs; Table and Piano Cover, Carpet bring&c
MONDAY, March !.
4, 10 O'Clock, nt the Auction Room.
French Goods By caralogue-lUo cases French ooooS,
comprising large and desirable assortment OF "eA>onape
articles, received bv recent arrivals,
Cnalogues and smple, rnrly ON The morning oI viz
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04

The Notes OF the Monmouth Bank, y. j. new
iSSues redeemed by X. HASKELL No 80 Wall street,
.,f1,,,. \
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04

iimeny should induce sufferers call upon The
>!loo-deacl> for the RENE ".
IL THE FARMERS pAPEll-TLe February Nun
her of TliE CGLTiNATOR, published at Albany by l.
Tucker, /, received by DAYTON NEWMAN, corner of
Fulton and Nlssalsree> ny whom subscriptions
ceiycd and '"hon complete sets OF the work be- had
Tho Cutivaior stands conicsSed!y al hehead o the agrcu
lural Press OF this country and lis low price places in the
reach o all who wish for information the great Interests
whIchil stlevoicd, itbeing only dol ar Year
The February Number contains the Proceedings OF the
N.wIork Saiei gricuiiura Society is a;e annuamec
lnyNoicc> OF works subjects connecte. with hgr
cultnrc-Lcer, from American N Eng!andArcles on
the culture OF the Grasses. Wheat. Indian CON- Oats, Pota
toes, &c.-OE Horses Cae. SiIeepand SwneWork for the
Houti-C Constitution Of M United states Agricultural! So
cc,y-Fcriizin Qualities OF Alarls. Bones, Ac-otaono OF
Crop>-AInking Porh-NeIn Agriculturc-TravelIng
Memoranda. No. Farm Hcp0rt-Sale OF Cream Pot Cat
,leDecrp,ivc i.to Ornamental trees, Shrubs and Roses
Items in Domestic Econonv-Tle observation-disclosures
OF the silk Culture nth, Uused States &c. &c embracing
communications from about thirty gentlemen in different
sections the country.
The Embellishments unusually fine, consisting Of For
trait Of Mr.. Sierwood> Short Horned l!ul Areaer which
awarded the first prize otcNf Y. stat, ArcuuralS So
cey, Group OF Five Horses the Hunter, Racer Cart
Horse, and Two PoDiesA C0w-Dvis!on o FarnStODe
Scrapcr-C cr-CoCoonerv-Impro>ed Probang, Vigneie &c.
subscriptions received By t-Alascrs generally through
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04

go Mr.. J ORvILE Taylor will lecture 70
night in the room Of the Chelsea Lyceunl IN Seven
tecnth street Admitlance free.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04
BOOKS, BOOkS.-A chsice collection

BOOKS, BOOkS.-A choice collection
- OF Theological Works, both Ancient and Modem.
amongst which are ht following: Gurnalds Christian,
complete arnor Edwards on the Will liorne's Io,roduc
tiOn Scrp,rre Lowth ,-aah Romalne. Works, Ml.
ners Church History Mcknight on thu tpses, Rev. John
Newton. Works, Fce,w oods Christian Dictionary; do.
History oi thu Bible Bukley', Economy OF the Gospel.
Merchants Exposition OF lil. ew-Iestanent, GohWins
Moses a nd Aaron Burne's History of his Times; do.
Theory OF Earth SCOTS Remarks on Cavintsm Mil
ions Treatise The Christian Doctrine, Dw!gkPs Travels,
with many other valuable and very For sale by
ABRAHAM MAZE. 257 B-rcker-,t, Sew-York.
Iisff BurtDD-StreP.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04
". c. llaggerty, Aucuoneer.
BY JOHN HAGGERfS x SONS.
FRIDAY.

At 10 o'clock at their Auction Room.
PAcXAGg SNr-3Go packages foreign and domestic Dry
Goods comprising large and desirable assortment OF sea-
>onablt articles. nj months credit.
Also. cases French Goods among which may be found
plain black and blue black and colsrc Silks, super inquired
silks black and blue black Silks Nel,etS, Sergc>. Sc NC
ao AZ 10 &c oc h. with which h. sale will commence an
l>sortnentoi Isgran Venetian nemp and Block Carpets
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04
AUG TION S LES.
BY S DRAPER. Jr.
: - ~ NiIll.''4i NiTr''tl COJ ~ % i.lt'-><Fl
SATt RDAS. March ),


SATURDAY. March ).
Al - 0'cf1ck.
SHELF SkuE.-trrrn the shelves general a~rinru, 0i
British and American Dry Goo> ajap-r! ~ the
er'F> ios credit toE approved rlor>e noes Tor all
suI'> %. SlGo and over
DaNscEo Geoo>-l5 baie> o>naburss and Canvass Pad
l'->, damaged the voyage ston sold under
'cs tcton o The W art:-r> OF the Port TO. cash
a~-l oaie Bru>>e, CarHcIins. dsmagrd The voyage
sort2oon >nld anrr :e Inspection OF the wardcnS OF
the go-t. tor cash
TUESDAY, March s.
y; 10 o'clock,
PAcSAGE SALs--t packages Foreign and Domestic Or,
Good> rect we'd Per atc arrivals comprising general as
proved eECU.>et noes
Catalogue. ana sample. morning OF sale
A, Private SalcC5!al cik SiIhHdki, co Assorted Sew.
ngs Fancy French style Paid Casiu,ere,
or,i Fancy. lIix. De Joicvillc, Ac.
A>o-+oo D sees - 81 and 6-i White and Red Canton
Mating
THURSDAY. March 10.
A. II O'clock al The Auction Room
FsyScH GooDs-l0o French Goods Just landed
rou latest arrivals, composing mos; desirable assortment
fashionable goods adopted the season on credit OF
months FOR approved cndor>ed ro;e>
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04

p 1t i. reported that Nh. Burns, who was in
jured By tho fall Of the floor Of Montgomery Hall
a, Boston, has since died ot'his injuries.