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New-York tribune., 1842-03-07
/. s. DISTRICT COURT March, 5.


number ofpetitions bankruptcy, which had been nd
Ner,el the re 5use time, and 10 whictno objections were
offered, passed to the usual decree
he p",ion o Charles r. iIoughton wasohected 10 by
Charles Muleu and VIM B. Bond, creditors on the ground
raodNem conveyance o, house and farm near Kan
way Improper assignment, and preference aud As sothaN-
lag made a tnll statement o, his
Thai OF Horace rymion objected 10 by Billet Ian
der re;s and hv Joseph Drprc on ground of no; hav
w So" forth The naincS OF ai, creditors no, presenting
correct account OF MS property, and showing the ma
iure a>>iSnnen, he had made Charles Sherwood.
n r. Frost objected 10 hy H. H. Cunningham as not
having mad. fair statement Of a>,ej> Tor having re-
ceiycd and improperly retained money in advance ,
is he ot not come u,ier the Denomination, o., an hon,
~, unfortunate debtor
The petitions OF Jo-n VI. Ol:ack5 nbg>, and Charles !
RuIus lay over all Monday leave. that OBJECTIONS nay
he lei bu, the Court observed that opposing creditors
hereafter must be ready the dav show good rconi,
ior delay otherwise hcmot o; adecrec would he al
towei.
The Case o, Lucus Field lie over-hi> counsel mol b4
ns ready suggested the advantage OF petion
, being prepared with the prooo! country publication
Se when such occurs they hazard objections being en-
Tered by ,,eav
lhc Court gave It's nrelatio 10 objections on the
Petitions OF Robert Malcolm and Hugh McFarlan argued
etoTe the previous day. The objections in TIN, first case
we're that there lad been aud nlerlneS tons IN the
pctNon, which wcr, contrary the statute. Also ti'at
re family stores a,. wcaGin. apparel stated Su-
enuy explicit. The Court objected that the name had
Written at hrs, Robl bat marked out and placed IN
.' aterward, conform With the law ms Was ti
y erlsur. The ipteriincaoH also very slight being
ef the number OF The stree, which he resides above
"ssoa also the word me and has mol" added. These
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I)I ED

Al ,ea, 9th Feb. wien ihc passage savannah Tor
tho brnetji OF h> health. Thomas Cochrane native OF
ScNtland and resident this city since lSl nte 5 year
oihis ag-.
Tl, friend, Of he family respectfully in yed 10 at
tend the funeral this iNlonay) afternoon Ie 7tlI inst. al
o'clock without further invitations from his late residence,
233 Grernwicll-st.
In this city, NIarc! Emma only child ei Orlando D. and
Eliza Nc Cla;n in, aged wears. months and 9 DAYS.
On the 5,h instant, Charles H. Brown infant OF D2vid
and Joan Brown. aged l0mnnlh'.
March6 Eliza, OF Mr. Abram Madam, aged Il years.
month and CIav=
Tile friends othe family ami also the members OF knick
errcker Lodge No. % and Noun, Sinai Encampmenr No.
g. J. o. oi q. f. invited 10 attend The funeral this on-
day) afternoon q O'clocl;o move al ) o'clock, from
No. 10 NIott-.t-wthout further invitation.
Al N.wnrk ~ j.. March =. Cen Ihonl. Mard age, 81
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W. {. Il,cgcrty. Ancuoneer.
RY JOHN HAGGERrY Il SONS.
MDND W March
A. 10 o'cIock, at the Auction Room

N
French Goo,i>,by catalogue-lGo French Goods,
consisting. tl GRO d- bbonS super quality and
styles Lyons hrochc shawS new styles all wool Parl nous
lie lanes real Hartmann. prints. hk and blue blk French
blue blk silk Selreis, silk purse, camh hdkS
blk Italian cray2s, sup blk French honsaznes printed
rch printed ioula silks sup style baizones :ch isd
rbbos Paris quality pou de sole, green harege heavy
k blk silk blk de suisse, SILK car cravas
printed jacone SATIN striped ciays spring coors sup A
chaiv haWl>, tine brcchc white super
eue> real cheNran gloves super Sntn striped me DE lame
Tc French prints in,t co.'s. cold French lawns assorted
e wells. gum elastic sspender sup topd six gloves rlch
six para> nea Ia duchesSe lace collars splendid fancy
striped silks, blk rlhnacci >ewlngs rich waered gro &c
ladies' ok assorted KID gloves rich rcosssacone pou
sup fine French printed canhrcS. ladies' silk chine
crayat> fin. thread laces, artificial flowers, ladies' pearl
white silk gloves, 81 tig,! satin shawl' blk gro de Rhine
III velour ottoman iatl cap Ribbons blk fct mi!,s, boot
cords, heavy silk gloves with tops and ribbons Sc
Also. case, blk an,lhuc Bit six veives
Also, 3casrS hl. ami blue hlk French boulbaznes
Also. cases real ilarminn'S prints.
Also. - bales paper hansing>
Sa, will commence. 10 o'clock. with damaged laces
Also under the inspection O the wartcn OF port for ar
OF the underwriters damaged ON The voyage OF Ii
pertaiiun, Tor cash:
. case, l4,ces. comprising large as>ornen, OF fancy
wire aud fancy iet nets patent spots wash blonde, PLAIN
bohbinoi>, nc. &c.
Catalogues ans samples early on The morning OF sals
WEDNESDAY March o.. -
~ tl0o'cIock, At ;he auction room
Also at loo'c0ok with which sale will commence, aa
invoice oi tine TO extra supcrfne inyrain carpets
Also, as>ortment1t Venetian hemp and block carpets
FRIDAY,
At 10 o'clock. al their Auction Room
PACKAGE S,Lg--00 packages foreign and domestic Dry
Goods comprising large and desirable assortment or
>onable articles, at months credit.
A>o 81 cases comprising entire invoice Of sclsonnbc
staple French Goods. consisting OF 5 cases ground Ss prns,
cElnu culors.
3 case, pink, lilac aud blue do
leases .xtrnrICh do do
cases striped lnu,l, tines fabric Dolas Mergi-
10 cases de- Ian hawI Splendid qualities
| II cases rnoussclnc de- lant> new spring STYLES
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comncrcinl and None, Matters.

SINDAl, T. VI.
The sales AT the Board again large yesterday ANA
consisted principally OF Long Island which, the sales
amounted to 1000 shares closing At 81 decline OF
2 per Tie business closed heavily md most de-
Scrpli-nS declined Delaware and Hudson fell oil Pat
on Bos, and Providence Harlem Canton ON
pany sold atl9. Mohawk improved r..
In State stocks the feeling depressed and our State
stocks declined Sizes, 1862, per cen5. 1861 3Ii.
nniS KnnI> ; lnliaun q.
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GONE AND SEE.-Drv Goods selling

y at ha-price al HALLS Cheap Store. No. % Cah.-
r!ne.s' corner Henry where may DC found thu following
articles al great bargains Domestic Goods OF all de>c
lon. VIZ ara VIDE heavy She-,nE, 3D. 8i beacis
AZ 3D. 90, l0d heavy 81 Sheeting. l. usually -od at
30 pFln, at prices 70 sui; the tines from SIC
usually ssid al j 70 Is sd. Just receiver from auction
splendid let o.! English Prints i dl, usually sold di
b.antiini lot OF French Pn;> y formerly >5d al 3,
Alon:>..,ne Dc LANES from l0s 10 y 30 per dress.
slLks, siLk>-Biack blue-biacl and coorel, great
bargains French BoHIfaznc> cheap also a=spIen!d
sortHent OF Cashmere shapl, usually sold al >Gwilcii vi,
hr >oi AZ great barg1l; Rroche ard Six shaw. al great
" reduced prices; also Cloths. Ca,siIer- >afnr> a!:
e,ung>. Mnieshin>. Bang-up, Cord anl C;anbgpon>
BEAUTIFUL article OF Satin Striped Nlusin.sr;ahe urins
and summer Dr-sse- large lot ot shop Lawns bali
pri-e. spnte artitcial flowers
LIN f:NSust receis-d ,rpn auction i1ur=a>ss OF li-
at prices hc:oCe otercd
lars worth OF Linen Carbric Hdk>H will be
a.t'Hlstnsv low prices nom j. ht 'S Hsal.,tci-d
., ser: in. Birds Eve Diaper very loy prices
are selling ise cas> stripe! and plal eTriNack
Caiico al the unteaTdoi price OF pr yauot all over
the CITY NJ Is idladie< i! YOU viii cal! AMI
ock ol goods. we hink VIII that
ady-r.-eTent !, not TO humhug ilIezp public.
y. B.-N have Just received l32 pieces iiarN cnir
Calico winch Will be- sold All i>-whichye ay, sold a; i
Sd uHtl tins day A-o, from auction, beauful lot OF
omhre staple Silk, article, prices suit the tines
MS,
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~ To TravcIcr~.-C;cntlen,en VISITING III. cy ar

II To observation-disclosures visiting ti!S Cy
respectfully invited stop the GRAHAM House S.
Barclay strce where quiet home peaSln, clean
beds, wholesome food aud ano phcrc imprisoned by
alcohol ortoblccO, tier acceptance. Those wlo be-
Nc%etabl" Dict without p1va;on requested Ia
give il trial The house Is Very convenient TO the bn
part Ot the City and IN all Tie Steamboat LaudngS
Terms moderate Genl!rreI visiting the City with part
OF their Families Will ud -nch home vastly more agrcca-
BILE thana Hotel. ShOwcr-Ba,h- free loj
II Seth <sccr, Architect and Superintendent OF III
reciion OF buildings Oiirt S Merchants Exchange il9
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=. rrnsc.lics of the .yiId.rnc~-." or i'm,


ana aut.eni!c narratives OF Capjves who have carried
away By the Indian, the varionS frontier settlements
The nlted Sia,t The earliest The present time; IL
lnstrang e Manners Customs, hartlarnns Rite, and
Ceremonies ol The NORTH American ln,ans and their
riou noeS Gl ;onarug pracii,- upon such have from
time 10 time iaen INTO their hands. By Samuel G.. Drake,
author OF Book ni the Indians. For sale
DAYTON I. NEW MAN.
corner of Nassau and tulton-.irt..i,.
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MARRIED !:

MarcG J. Ivy Rev.. o. Chouit. William Wool 10 Ann
F,Jison both af Providence. Xii.
March /. by Rev. Daniel Dow Emory u. Pcnnu1an, OF
this city. = :,un daughter William Fisher Esq OF
F,Lervilia, CT.
~ Grccrw.ich " J., March , hv Rev John GRAY. Geo
D. Woodruff this city Mary Green siaug gter Enoc
Green Esq.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Reported Tor The New-r ork Tribune
ClNI! COURTS.

SATURDAY, March >
An adjourned Circuit will be held on Wednesday mex
for the trial Of an important case from Staten Island Judge
hsnt exchanges with Judge Ruggies aud viii hold the
Dache and lister Circuits. while Judge X holds The adj
oarcd Crcu here Wednesday, and Viii also preside Il
u. March term OF h. Oyer and rcrmineF and Circuit
which opens on the olsi inst
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PASSENGERS

Ia ane Sterling. from SavaaDal-i Rro-sa ar.i afiy
MTs Hamilton aud caid. Nrs >iay -. Czl.osue. { j
hursior AIanaer 4 7 CfriI-slI. u Dor,W D Gold
smith. Fox " Linton W Cas- i ilf.tiace " Thoiif.
>,1r, and Sn in ti.. stet-a-e.
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Treasury Notes are very plenty, and the demand limited
They mostly per cents and sell at per cent dis
count.
The officers OF the Harlem Railroad deny the assertion
o the Evening Post which noticed Yesterday, that an
application for Injunction 4a; Company was beng
prepared We have 10 believe that the report allue
10 an old application which prepared just previously
the examination OF its concerns and reported bya Con-
mi,tcc. the Ci;vlloiel some siN months since.
The Central Railroad Bank suspended specie payments
on the es,h ul,
The Philadelphia Gazette the notes OF ihe BeyksC.
Bank arc selling about 80 per cent Assurances given
by persons direct Reading that ls Bank has neither
closed doors wholly suspended us operations, a
thoughts notes d>credited here. The President was
IN Philadelphia days since, and whereyerh he could
iiid individuals with snail extent he personally
eSthaHgcd ttea current money. The banking s>iitr
non s pursuing the Reading although large sl's
wach brokers are buyns up deprecated rates they do
mex receive. lis circulation is about S70,oeJ.
The PENNSYLVANIA Resumption bill i, supposed would
oeEeported on the h ins, containing; provision preventing
t Banks thai DO no, redeem their obligations IN
specie iroli receiving or collecting making
dividends Immediate assumptions was believed would
be >treiuorsy insisted upon.
The New.Jersey Legislature has passed a resumption
bill We see: 10 the letter OF pondent in another
column.
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sTEW GOODS will be opened this morn

= ing az tb- New Store. eal Grand-,t-e-t-
Blu. BACK Six. SD. * 3D. 6 81. and : sd
JET Black SLh>, !. \. and =.
otoi bin. black Rornha-Inas. Is 81 Per ward. .
: f-l>es handsome Calicoe> at X .,-r yard,
cases h'eachea Aia>Ins. I'd. Sd. and od per yard
ea>s rF.ror Lons, Cloth very ne, at i per yarIi.
c'ts.- 81 Brown =slrstiDg, j. per yard
case 81 B!eacii-t! >he..iirg. very heavy.
''-ri-nrnss Piise- and Bandanna = TX Handk:s. rnod
assortment and rs>, qualities
Black Italian Cravat>
Back ciantiiiy vei patterns, great ,arsty and
yer, cbcap. from Ia to
~ DOZEN superior Ri ciove>,e Sd pr pair
=. 'ioze oar6 AMI coore Gloves, good article.
i 81 Pc. par.
Al>o ,.yeral hundred dozen very cheap Cotton Hos.
Our customers respectfully invited inspect tl.
ADORE BROWN y EHRQ HART.
e9l G anctr-e formerly Nann's.
New Goods daily received from auction this
establishment and The stock Will be found >urpas>e, by
the cV
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--
DISTRIBUTION of ihh i''o"f of n { - sNA'
TURF tuSD.-.i a n,','"s ., '' - ~.
University o'' - nnoc
dlstfloUs'0"
.oy.,nl academies entitled to participate
.t.,e;n
FIRST DISTRICT Aunonnt mount ,pp3I,d ,,,.
Erasnas lisi snbooi Of Coiaaa College q IS
do Of h. CniyfTsy OF ne CITY o' S5 d5s 70
ss,eels Female Institute 50
,o,o;. ,i,,,;,.,,.d ,,s s.yS s.,ora Al
Academies in each OF the eight Districts
.rT, Tur LAW REPORTER for March opens with
IL o,d conclusive reti,,a,ion= =or ,bc nreteXts
1,,,a;.,;cr .o, ,,r, !, ,bo;, o,.,, bcholc ~, tho
u;.s;..;nn; swindlers We wish all who imagine
o,v i,s,;ce or force in ,hcsc nra,cx,.
:, ,.aa III. a,;cc Fnn, ;,oro,.,,,,
.o'.' ,,.,a.,., =
Case' az ',''' >'''a'.,.e' - '''e
number IS devoted % = 9est ot recent American
decisions Bradbury, Soden y Co., i27Nassau-
street.
-p..c u,r,,,.l,.,- O.. .,.a#N...,-
=! 'ao'' - s'',1
England society has been published IN neat pam
yie, and may be had gratis by Members at I
Ccdarstreet
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The Magic Growth OF the West.

Extract oi letter FROM gentleman in Iowa Territory 10
friend in this city, dated low. Cry Feb l84o
. have been in this young City of the West
abou, nine weeks. during which time the Legisa-
tive Assembly of the Territory has been in session,
and will coninnc in session some two weeks
longer Two wears AGO last !ur | visited this
place and then on the section embracing this city
there was not building to be found, save Il soli-
lary lsniini.hcd los-cabin. Now there is Il State
House nearly ,wo-rhrds completed. at expense
Of fitv thousand dollars, number OF fine brick
blocks u great many houses and stores of every
description. and nearly one Thousand inhabitants.
The country around it Is beautiful fertile, asd a.
healthy as any part of the Nest. tor aushl know.
There are physicians, lawyers, preachers and gam
bIers in any qunntity-ot thczthrec former classes,
about fifteen each.
Where can the Annals of civilization show u
more rapid grow,h=,han this young city of low,
STATISTICS OF THE CITY pRISoN.-Bv the state
menl of Cupt. Hyde. the Keeper OF The City Prison.
II appears thai SO white males 38 females. S5
black males and females. total lG7 still re-
naming in confinement, uplo Friday night.
LAWYERS DIARY......... March :
CALENDAR or THE CoMMor PLEAS. PART FIRsr-i9. ;2
~ o. So g. 81, H. l. 20 90, IL 81. % 81. @. q. So
TART SECOND ATi o'cLoCK-l5t, ST. 81; So 'S. 20
no, lN, l5G $50, l62, l64 l66
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UJ7 Prof HADDCcK's Grafton before the New
England Society has been publi5hsd=In neat pam
pille,, and may be had gratis by Members at 7 !
Ccdar-street.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-07

TIE Foreign Exchange market CONTINUES very nNt ann
rather heavy. For Sterling y as Francs $50
a 52S!.
The Annual Report OF the Delaware and Hudson Cnaa
Co made the Isl instant. exhibiting profit Tor the
Sti9S5 81. ahont 2e per on their capital 9"
600 The sales OF coal are reported al 81 ll61. So
arc>u which must he highly gratifying 10 ' stockholders
whcn the depression which has affected all 'r'nch,., OF
trade (. taken into consideration.
On Philadelphia the ol Exchange is nearly as owa>
4; any time suspension. There i,>o someimproye
nen OF. other points The quantity OF iuns Offering is
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T NIBRELLAs AND -PARAsOLs-

~ McNAMEE L SANFORD Manufacture. aud Deaf
er. a Beaver erect iianover, respectfully
MERCHANTS and the public generally, ;hat they
h7yea large assortment, 70 wlichhry making additions
daily, in the above linz. Their
UMBRELLAS embrace every style OF Cotton, tingf7m
and silk. Their
PAItASOLS and SN-SHADFS are made from The riches:
silks known in the market.
b Men. &S.are enabled. bya,oltRg plantpecuiiar
10 thes>elves 10 combine IN the manufacture their Tm-
hr.a. and ParaSOl> lgtnss., Elegance and Finish
the French with the Strength OF the American. This
mcn,, while II recommends our Umbrellas general offers
UNGS. Al Inducements those 'vho wish Superior art-
cls of Lad> and Genliemer Six Umbrella.
Men. K :. also manufacture all the styi,> ut
RICH SATIN and FANCY STOCKS. adapted to The
Spring Trade, which they otter together WIKI
tcnSiv. assortment oi
GEN1LEAEN'S =SCApFS Cravat.. Gloves. Ready Made
Linen, Su>pcnders. &c !sc prices which shall
ceed by mil the il Lowest in This or any other
market. N
1-T Boz Scaris and Cravas-some splendid pattern, ius
received designed for Boz Balls, Dinners and Evening
"a IDi,
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Josiah Richards. tuc,onecr.
By BANGS. RICHARDS & PLATT.
THlRTy.FIFTH NEw-IoRK TRADE SALE.

Agrccnhv 70 the regulations, lr regular Trade Sale
Books Writing aui Printing Papers, Stationery: Stereo.
type Plates Leather, &c. VIII commenced on Tuesday
;hp Id o March next Il viii be uctcd under the d
rction the Committee ami under the regulations
heretofore
rh, catalogue Really. and :iay be hsl on afpca
the OF the auctoresr> II embraces the usual
variety and quantity publications from the leading pub
li>u HOUSES ~ NcwN urk, Philadelphia, Re>lOu and other
places and also the following valuable Stereotype Plates
piatcs OF the Penny Magazine. vp reup> C.clopc
a: Saturday Magazine, vols Richardson's English Die
;iorary vols. In; Boston Token tor 1910 aad s4 vo
with the copper pilates, &c.
The STATIONERY wil he sold on MONDAY. the alst
March commencing O'Clock The catalogue will be
found 10 contaa r varsity O articles IN tbs me. W.
GLIDING large assortment o Blank Books Quill.. ~
Wax Watcr Steel Pens nas'and> Knives, India Rubber
Backgammon Board, Cbt->men. Mathematical Instruments
Divicr Drawin. Pencils. &c Letter and Foolscap Papers
Tissue Paper, Bloiting Paper. &c
LEATHER. Nc.AI>n. several invoices OF Bookbiudera
Leather assorted coiors. Bark Skivets, Bnokbnder
Standing rss FooI>cap Printing Prrs>and Copying Prrs
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ZPHTSix BASE RoEBERY-On SATURDAY, afternoon officer
Bower arrested two named Thomas Conrov and
Charles Wheeler charged with having robbed the Bank
some two o. three weeks sIRCc o. upward $4,000
highland Bank notes, winch put up parcel and
placed on the inside OF the Bank counter ready 10 t sem
on 10 the Highland Bank for exchange
-w days after The robbery was asccrlanrd tiat ria
stolen notes had been exchanged Tire Long Island Bank
and on Saturday Conroy and Wheeler went TO the store Of
MesSrs Miller Merritt and selected till wines and
liquors, amounting $1,000 and pro;l,r. ccr,ica,, of
deposit the Butcher. Drover Bank in payment, pre-
vou accepting vhic Mr. Miller being ,!crous OF asrc
TO remain i'll the-store Till his return from that
Bank and arrivn" the Bank and M lg inquiry ne
learned ;ia the two men had made dcpol. Of 800 Of
Long Island Bank notes, for which certificate WA, gwen
Nh Miller NJ on returned 10 the store but found the
had gone, promising 10 return short time, which up
O'Clock they failed do lie therefore had them arrested
and on being found AT Of principal hotels, The
catcs OF deposc and other suspicious documents were
taken from their possession which though, will upon
them the robbery of the Plenix Bank. They are old often,
ders, and were committed Tor further examination.
STEALING PoULTRY.-A man OF the name OF John Dunn
arrested Saturday night for stealing from the war
ron OF Mr. John Jones No. 8l Broadway while
standing Cattarinc market, ami during his temporary
absence, ,ul', and7 chickens. worth ahon,
ST. He taken the Police Office, and being
lInncd to-day, fully committed
Z1HsuRISC NUMBERS IN LoTTERIEs.-A person named Jo
sal w Thompson No. 100 .Tcll>trc,, arrested
Saturday evening. bcu. complained oiby Sidney Riley and
six other coored persons for violating the nsurins
numbers in lotteries. He fully committed 10 prison
deau oi the required bail for his appearance
INTENT TO STEAL.--A colo.cd man named William Mar
tin arrested about 10 O'Clock Saturday night, found
by clerk Mr.. Tennis Morel o! No. 90 Broadway
ccalcd in thers,orc with intent steal lie had entered
the premises through rear window. Fully committed.
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POLICE OFFICE.

~, ..
BuRclARY-On Friday night a!,ou, ha.,Ja. II O'Clock
as M Clarence Aslein ie employ o: M.>,rs Crook.
F0whes Co.. No. Wts,-str@.t, Of Lirry;re.,.
entered The store and in which le lodged, person
SIDE os hun and made bls escape OF The door.
Mr.. Ashley Immediately gave the aarn and watcnian
named Tuthl stopped negro nane, George Pe!l who wa
running up Cedarstree: aud took him ticWatcli hou.,
On Saturday Hornin" be was brourf before tie satc
examination, and confessed that himself other
bad entered the premises by OF false keys, sih
the intent 10 ,'a money, &c. ci.ise found M
person. He was fully couIInitCd 10
RoEEISc MiSsrREL--A man named LOUIS Gc7un
arrested fr1d1y night officer Stephens S,ealin
hand piano. worth S5 john La,ier
He confessed The theft after las said the piano could
be found IN house corner OF Beaver and Nt,-s;rest, and
committee! 10 prison 10
STEALING BoSNET.-Wiianl KnowIan was arrested
and committed al the Upper Police Office, orscany
straw bonnet from The store of James Noay 20. 9 Car
Tnes eel.
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The Ike sum OF 5000 distributed among he several
,,ade,nies in each OF the eight Districts.
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LAWYERS nIARY......Nia Niarcl

CALENUAR or THE CoMN0p PLEAS. PART FIRsr-i9. Il
~ So g. o. H. 7, 30 o. Il. 81 -. 81. o. &.
FART SECOND MEETS ArI o'cIoCK-l5t, 81 81, So 30, 20
NO, lA l5O, $50. l62. le4. GG.
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PORT OF NEw-Yoi:k. MARCH :. Isi-
MISIATrRE AIsla.. 1i--I:il. D. Y
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arT THE Law RFpoRrER for March opens with
- able and conclusive refutation of the pretexts
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A u C TION 5 Ale S.
BY 6 DIR APE
Sror,. =. Wli}an!.,sr.rt. ccs1l.,r x pi-e-s,Tset.
II E~DAy Narrh :



At 70 0'cic-k.
FACSAGg SALC--e~a packages Foreign ard Domestic Or
Goods, veti per la- arrisais comprising general
soaen; OF sea>oaHhLe arrlcis> crsC!i, ot sp
proved snic c->.i nore>
Satalo-ues and >aii,>le, on morning OF sale.
pAM.GEp GoopS.ij women> whse and black lls-
'ieFH damage cd the vovase Importation ursder the
>petGcE o. iae WSnitD> o The por-. for casit
Az Private Sale-Chiua Glk SdkHdkt,; 10 Sew
inss cases ancy French >tyic Paid Ca~v.ry Ok
lori. Fancy. NiiN. De JoryiIIs xc
A~o-i's'2 sce> - 81 and B.; White and Rcd Canton
Mating.
THURSDAY March 10
& no'coch the Auc;joo Ro,,,n
FkEScH l;oop>-lGo ca.e> French C;oa, ;U,,= landed
n latest arrivals, composing desirable ssor;nent
OF fashionable goods adopted 10 the sea>on OF, cr-dt CT
months tor approved endorsed notes
Catalogues sni samples morning ot sale.
DAMAGED GooOS.--2 cases Ribbons damaged the
age importation ~eld under he inspection oi the War
liens OF tie port. FOR ca>i'.
onSATl;RD Az, March y,
II o'clock.
West England wool black dale,: on the
voyage OF Irportaon sold OF lie underwriters
Tor cash.
Also Coth> and Cas>uere from the shelves, acrrlt
OF ot6mouths e approved endorsed noie>
Josiah Richards .,ucticnecr.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-07

N ablr and CONCLUSIVE reiulallon OF The pFetexts
for Reputation set up in their behalf by the
Mississippi swindlers We wish all who imagine
there Is any justice force in these pre,ex,s
could read this article -Four impor,an, Lar.
Cases arc then reported, aud The remainder Of the
number is devoted 70 Digest Of rccen, American
decisions bradbury, Soden & Co, 1917 Nassau
street.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-07

THE TTEE NOON tFCI.i. II.
Rises : 3l Sets ) u R,rs csi ~auIi - 80
New-York tribune., 1842-03-07

GA little girl 4 years old was run .ver BY al
omnibus in street of NewOrlcans on the 23d
ut. and Instantly killed.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-07

N,MEs OF ASADEHIts y ~ '"s' =. - :;
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cmar School OF Columbia College. .9 -
do OF the University o. the city q. n ,l63 95
>yyos Ir.siution the Deaf and Dumb ,03 u
Ra;gers Female Institute 6l4 %