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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-10
w. c. IIagger,y, Auruoneer
BY JOHN HAGGERTi X SONS.
III shA'
A, m o,,,l,-L ,t,h.,r Anrriop Room

Al 10 O'clock at their Auction Room.
PACKAGE SALE.-5I0 packages foreign and doresc Dry
Goods comprising large and desirable assortment OIL sea-
-orabe articles, arc months credit.
M>D 81 comprising entire invoice OF seasonahr
staple French Goods. consisting al 5cases ground s pt'
chntz colors.
eases pink, lilac aud blue do
leases rich do no
cases stripe, musln, sanes fabric Doas Mergir.
cases >uspenders. comprising complete assortment
10 case. nous.eIne DE lame >haws splendid qualities
II cases mou>.elinc de LANES, new spring styles
cases Cashmere vestng, OF newest styles, OF ths mos
cost fabric being entire ucw style
Also, - White mu>ns, comprising uil aSsorien
81 and Ga nan>ook plaid and striped 81 and o. CAM
Orics, aceatts 6-4 swiss stripes
II cases French satin face lawns
>rs silk ~orsted !oularis-
Also ~ style. and patterns American Prints.
comprising S plate; chnt1 furniture super striped mad
lers ana door plate.
Also 80 cases Lnans Hollands and Drills among, which
hue TO extra sup fine Linens, In whole and DEM pieces
.ome OF the finest offered AT auction.
The above Ia be sold without reserve
Also under the inspection the Wardens OF the Po !or
OF the underwriters, dana sed on the voyage OF I'M
portaon--
10 cases + ancI Prints cases \ JAG ahels
3 London Quilting. ? So blk Lu'trins.
" Ermine,s
3 I" Beaverteeus
SATURDAY, March l2,h.
At IN clock at the Auction Room
DA,AcEn ioons-l'nter the inspection OF the wardens
the PORT for the underwriters damaged on tt"
voyage OF importation, tor casll--
20 damaged goods including Fancy irnIS, tar'oh
inghauls, printed Lawns aloussene de Lanes. Verona
!IdAt> Brown Hollands iaccne Musns, &c.
Also 10 bale, Ravens Duck, heavy
Also
Also ii light.
Also Is Russia Crash
Also 10 Russia Sheetings.
Also fIuckaback.
Also &" Diapers
Also Towellne.
Also Table Danash.
Catalogues and samples early ont he morning OF sale
MONDAY,
At 10 o'clock AZ the Auction Room.
FRENCH GoopS.-l00 French Goods, comprising a
large and desirable OF sens. nable articles re-
ceved per recent arrivals-It 6 months credit.
Catalogues and samples ready early on the morning OF
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DRY GOODS.
61HEAPER THAN EyERl-Herbert

~ Han cat be- beat Tor selling eheaP!-ltis Gneces'a-
r. To lose iene argument Poa that point, because every
,ody knosys TO b. act, or ought 10 Know Il;
JUST RECEIVED This sinre, corner 9; Blocker and
Calni7" graf variet OF superior AMI well s.lect-
81 DRY GOODS, BOUGHT AT AUCTIONS al IHlpor--
er &c Tor Cash all AM which being sold ull
70 per cent BELOW FORMER PRICES. Families in
want OF choice New Spring Goods reduced paces are
invited 10 cali
He assortment excessive that 10 parcuIari1e would
he nct77saieni Tb- utmost civty and attention shown
70 all. q s0,ls anv part OF The civ: M wis
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AMUSEA[ENTS.
,NcFPT Mr. Shaw has the honor

GONCERT.-oIr. Shaw has the honor
to announce that his Nrst Co,srt VII :Ae 2.as
rHrRsp4Y ErgxiSG a; tie hall OF The >oS:sy LoE'ss,
Broad,.av on which occasion tauser> a.y ana 10,
,na ,rii. make their n appearance N Ne",loT r
has he pleasure OF stating that ne has russo
a valuable aid OF Mr. & l. Walker, VITO WIN presto =.
me piano or;e ana perform ~co b. rhalbers Ticket
cen,, tor sale q; the door only the evening 81 TIE Con
which viii commence Quarter before r OF ?aHo0
lLa-.. .a<r1rnii ms 81
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AUCTION SALES
By S. DRAPER. Je.
S'ors ;. NiIIIaIn-Eree,. corner Of PiDe~s,yee
itt SSoNi. staECE ".
IL 20 O'Clock NJ The Auction iSsNoG

! -.
III 20 O'clock NJ The Auction NNoGl.
sSEScA GccoS.-lou Gases FIench Gools JUS; landed
nom latest arrivals posss rs, desirable assortment
OF a>caaose goods aar 10 the season, on credit o:
'u1siSs tor approved eado>ed notes
ai~o, al II ococA, Under the Inspection ~ the sr'ies
VI th port Tor cash. Case, Rbsons damaged on ase voy
age ~ importation.
Ato. 10 case, black "hite and colored Cotton Gloves
mems anu woueEs black and coiore,; six Go; meas and
mems black silk Hesc; Ch;ntI Bel Lace; black ana
white STAY Binding.
DAMAGEp Goops.-6 cases wonlens white and black ls
>ie damaged The voyage OF Importation. ur:e7 the IL
.per,ou o; the WsrtienS Of The port Tor cash
Catalogues and samples morning OF sale
OnSATUHDAT, March =.
Al 10 O'Clock. At the auction room,
CLOTHS C,sSTMESEsA general >>9: o. !" e>t
England Cloths aud Ca>>imer> received PER FUs am
yai> Terms .ponl> 70 ali Sums OF sec anu over
DAMAGED GoopS.-ai>c. az II O'Clock. cases "esi OF
Enc Ca>silerr, damaged on the voSaSe Oh
irs,r old On accoau O: lie underwriters r CAST
At PRIVATE SALE
China black SILK Hdks 80 assorted Servings 3'aSss iaiSy
French style plaid Cal,er> oxford fancy mkt De
jolsvoiie &c
A>o, 4oO pieces - s. and "a white aud red Canton
ARR
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MEXICAN MUsEUM.-Eyerv Day

A and Evening This week-Tae manager has, al
much expense. effected eng gemen with iAN-HOc
the great Chinese uggle who. his recent arrival ~
this country, performed before Immense audielces 10
Boston, astouished $, tie surprising de1ttr
skill and ingenuity which ne displayed and Tor when Inc
Chinese are Justly celebrated Mrs Philips the accom-
piishe Vocalist: Mr.. Hearty. The Ballad Singer; Mr r
Morris Comic SINGER and Cero, the beautiful htt
lancer are engaged. Model OF Dublin, and Fails OF Ma
-ara. Week logger PsearatIc Ral Rca1, Aibne La
Dr. ard Fancy Glass Blowing. \ Ooye experiment IN An
iua asnetisai Half million OF Curi>t> exhibiting
nav night splendid Day Performance every >aiur
tiav afternoon. Grant Cosrorama Views chanset ever
Nouiav aiuttance whole . cents, children ball
price Day admired the sane evening tree IN.
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CUSTOM HOUSE. NEW YORK.

CUSTOM HOUSE. NEW YORK.
COLLECTORS OFFICE, March si!l, l5t2
Noticc-Prupasal> viii be received at tins ONCE IN
iii SATURDAY In, Ah March instant; for furnishing The oi-
lowing Quantity OF Oil for the Light Houses i'll tins ds!ci,
1910 Gallons OF Syer1nnce,i Strained Oh for summer Use
500 Gallons Winter Pressed Oil rom head matter;
=, s ir1e Of delivery and 10 be delivered the Suprrln.
,,,ien, OF Light Houses he may requ!-e III ror-ooun1
casks not rSCc- SO gallons each The OIL i 10 DC ued
and tested before payment is u,aie thereior
ma rs EDWARD CURTIS Collector.
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MARRIED.
March s. by Rev r, o. Currie f. J. Mitgley 10 Mary
Matilda Bennett OF New-l irechi, l. l.
DI ED

On the 9th instant after ie: DAYS sickness Fsaret;
daughter William and Eizabe u Bennett aged Ee''
months and . days -
The friends and acquain,ances respectfully nysa 10
attend The funeral Thursday afternoon al coch' AZ
,ieir residence No. S Lumber street
On The Sth Emily. wife OF Hubert a" "aseiei
Jun. in the 25;l year OF her age :, -, ~
Tie trends OF the family OF her father. JoE NJ, and her
brothers Samuel ard William c. Moves respectfully N
yitei 10 attend funeral this Thursday afternoon NJ ha
mas, ,ret O'Clock her late residence. No 81 Deyse
without further invitation. -
March 9 Anu Winthrop. nian; daughter OF r. s. and A.
2 Files. aged 1 months and ) 're-kS
The friends o TIE family respectfully invited 10 attend
rive mineral t, afternoon !oh) No lG Secondsreei al
eo'c!ock ,,,,,.. en-, - -, INV and
t1rr;a, BelanIv aged years and II mouths
The friends and acquanances OF the amlg are vte %
n his mineral from the residence OF h. father 81 Chai-
,,,.s,r,e, Ibis Thursday afternoon AZ 5 O'Clock
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JOSIAH Richards, Aucuonter.
BY BANGS. RICHARDS y PLAl /,
S;orr ~; Broadway.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING" March 10,

WoHSS on ENGINEERING. ARCHITECTURE. ASTiaCIrlss,
ILLUSTRATED BooNs &c.-i very CHOICE and valuable pr
collection Architectural and Illustrated Work, and
Works on Civil Eng rccriGg, many Of e richly bound.
lHon them complete Hr tons Architectural md
C,eedrai Antiquities OF England. elegantly bound "o'NS
Letters o an Architect from France ltav ard Greece: We
truvian'S Architecture; RobnS', Nsruvin's Br1ancGs
LaAg> Pans Public and Private Buildings ot Lohion
Nuriley Sousas Church and Royal Monasterit> OF Ba
ka: inwooG. Erechheion and other Antiquities o Athens
Dahen Bei Gr,cian Arch eeguie C"itinghans Gotaic
Ornaments Pugcn lie keux's Architectural AntliuL g
i,obn>ons Gate. Lodge and Park Entrances Poohrs De-
,igs of Churches; Smiths Designs Tor Ornaments Ming
Designs shop Fronts and Exterior Docs DnnadsonS
Designs Tor Doorv:avs. Proxies Modern Finishing Tor Room
civil Engineer and .,rcil-ct's JoGrnal. ~ numbers
Also pugr!s splendid Views in Paris Views in the North
illustrated: Philip Eject aud Color; Moses Copies OF
Vases; Alters Canelabra ana Tripods from the Louvre at
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PASSENGERS

1npacke, ship Patrick Henry, for Liverpoo-LiFul
Mountain, :, Robson. Ir Parker; ~, = Mann fuiiii
Tucker McNausht \ A-,lenkns. \ oldAe!d-
In brig Catharae. sailed from Boston o' ST}rllaIliev
Mr. Wood and lady, Wilkin. Air 6arncr and Gausie
In ship $, Marks, from Iiyerpoo-Nr Robert More and
So in The sieerage.
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" EcSEsoAS, T. M
8 There fair amount OF business at the Brokers
Board today and The feeling better. Or Long Island
upwards of 224i shares so!. Delaware and HUDSON
improved per cent. Farmers Loan Mohawk |, Long
Island J:
ln STATE Stock. the sales about 5o,cho New-York
Skies 1862, sold 90 decline the las sale Fives
1853, >pd Ohio Sizes 1860, al 55i Offered yes
terday The :aDcies we're heavy.
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IVOu Iillois iSi
Fo-"ign Exchange has tendency TO 9ecln-. some ster
linz bills of The bes. character sold at73. Francs $50
The Domestic Exchange business has been very dull TO-
day. On Philadelphia The rather On Balt
more a s!i-i=impro-emen has taken place
Treasury Mole, are very plenty a"d duh Al per cent.
discount,
The resumption Of specie payments b. the Cincinnati
Banks created bu very little excitement, and the for
coin moderate.
The notes OF the State Bank OF Illinois Of so
per discount for bankahic funds, 10 81 Louis The
Cashier ,.il a, that place awaiting directions from
Springfield.
The Pennsylvania Resumption Bill passed the Hou,e Of
Representatives. by ote NJ TO 70. Fifteen members did
vote. Itnow awaits the signature Of the Goy.rnor.
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II. Am Account oi the Origin OF The Mississippi DOC
,r;nc OF IEPI DIATiON: with OF the arguments
which his Exccency Alexander c. NcNuti, late Cove nor
Of Mississippi advanced in lis vndica,on by n Member
OF the Boston Bar For sale lay
BRADBURY, SODEN Co.l27 Nassau-st n Y,
n8 and 10 School-s,. Boston
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NWO MILLION Boxes Of Sherman's

E7WO MILLION Boxes Of Sherman's
Lozenges .od last year, aiforlng lncacnabe relief
o I'll who used them. They literally ,r medicines OF
heir being thrown aside tair lrsi but every
cninends his friends, and thus their anr has spread
OF the Union IN the oher and even 10 the re-
parts OF the Union: with such
STERLING
they have attained celebrity unknowpatronlzed
The Medical Faculty, Clergy, nn person: OF fi'r highest
distinction well every class Of ci'lzens, lry are.
ove The reach of lns.icc envy. Dr.. Sherman Is one OF
scientific and skiltr physicians whose medical re-
puatlon guarantee OF h- intrinsic worth OF all ne
prepares AMI all can safely III. skill. The
INTEREST
taken BY physicians in tis mode OF ren"erng medicine
irf n all cases coughs Colds Whoopng Cough. Asthma
Tgle,> the Chest Consumption lirh,iache Papltoon
Of the Heart I0wrc>s OF Sprls Dizziness, lasstn1, ana
nervous Diseases, Heartburn by spep,Ia, Fever and iCue,
Worms. which much annoy children nDh even adults,
well as all ordinary There Lozen"es for all!
>l ior Snermans raengs III. Cough, Consumption Dys-
p.lsia Wors whatever sou requirt aGd be sure
vou get thsrn With his around and on In. Top OF the
box and pIastrs e!.e you may be imposed upon
~ having other article paine" on you IN place oil
Sb.rgau The warehouse in this city is at Jog Mas
"a street, one door above Ann.
ADMINISTRATION AspDwal 10 a.tor House, ITO Broad.
Br6ad~ay; Ciurci. la9 Bovvery Nicely 22l Blocker
Coingtons, ~ Hudson md 80 and 39 Futon ST. Brook.
lyn Burgess, 3 Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia Rivng-
ton 81 RostOi Dyer ~ Westminster ST. Providence;
Robertson Z22. Baltimore. Baltimore, Frank Tavior,
Washington CITY; Duya u Co.. Rchmondi 4. Head,
Charleston; Cura. Co, New Orleans f. Wilcox Pits.
=buroh HS 6is
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and Wil!owware
Together with large assortment OF other articles IN the
line. Those who wish TO purchase will find 1t greatly 10
their advantage call before purchasing elsewhere, as their
stock new and altogether selected OF the best qualities hr
,, retail trade sold cheaper than other establish
men, the cry. For sale the Furnishing ware Stores
"a and 80. Greenwi:l. doorabove Murray.st by
W & .JAMlSON
" BAu articles in the above line made 10 order on the
sor,e, notice and goods any a the city free 81
| eyp,!>c tfol eodlmis) ". &J. j.
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washington It. Ii. socic,y.-Es,ra

IT Washington r.. II. SOcicty.-EXtraci from
The minutes Monday evening. March 7i Resoiad THAT
each Total Abstinence Society this City and vicinity be
requested seed v Delegates 10 meet N CGnvcntonihe
Committee Of III, SOCIETY," on Monday Evening
Washington Temperance Hall. corner OF Centre and w bite
streets adopt sucl they deem eSpedient for
celebrating tliA,.iy.r,ry 81 the formation this Society
on the o9l OF March next p oricrofthc Society.
me 81, j. W. KELLOGG, Secretary.
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NEW CARPET STORE.-The sub

NTEW CARPET STORE.-The sub
scrbers beg leave TO ntorm,leir friend. and the pub
lie generally thar they have Just received and fresh
stock OF Goods consisting OF CarpeDg O-Clots Rugs,
Mating DrurreS Bazcs &C. with every other article
connected with the trade, which they offer TO the public at
the lowest cash prices. without pretending 10 sell 10 per
a low as any one cash. Those wishing 10 purchase Nll
do we'll 10 cali and examine stock where they Will iid
the most choiee patterns and the best OF coorS-
WEBB ( MANNING,
mo lmis i5o Pear-st, Sd Carpc, Store from Chat!an.
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The GarOIine---Spccin Message.
", narch9 IS


To The House 81 Representatives.:
In my message of the 9Th December suggested
TO Congress the propriety, and i'll some degree, the
necessity of making proper provisions by law.
within the pale of tho Constitution, for the re-
ton Of the party, of all such mig ht arise
in State Courts involving national questions, OF
questions touching the faithful observance and dis
charge of the international obligations of the Uni
ted Suites, from such State Tribunal TO the Fcdc-
lal Judiciary ! am urged to repeat, at this time,
this recommendation by the receipto intelligence,
upon which can rely, thar subject OF Great
Britain, residing in Upper Canada, has been ar
rested upon charge OF connection with the cxpe-
dition fitted out by the Cnnndinn authorities by
which the Caroline was destroyed and Will, in all
probability be subjected TO trial nthc State Courts
Of Ncw-Ycrk. It's doubtful whether, iii tins state
of things should his discharge be dcrnandcdby The
British Governments this Government Is invested
with any control over the subjec, until the case
shall have reached the court of final resort OF the
Stare of New-York and been decidc III that Court.
And although such dcav ough, not. in national
20 nj of view, TO give umbruge To Great Britain,
set the prompt aud instant rendering Of justice 10
foreign nations should be placed among our high
est duties. cunnol therefore, in consideration Of
what properly becomes the United States, and in
untcipation of any demand from foreign govern
ncnt for the discharge Of one of its subjects forcso
the duty of repeating my recommendation TO Con-
sress for The immediate adoption of some suitable
legislative provision on this subject.
IOIIN ,ryJ Err
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VIM. w. Shirley, Auctioneer.
BY WILLIAM w. SHIRLEY.

VIM. W. Shirley, AuctOnetT
By WILLIAM w. SHIRLEY.
THURSDAY. March 10th,
At 10 O'Clock, al No. sc Cherry.st.
i crates casks Of China and Glassware Just opened,
consisting Of b;le printed painted dp and white ware
desirable articles. Sale positive.
FRIDAY, March llth,
" 10 O'Clock by order of Receiver the lofts Of store
No. II Wiaar,t., TO close co-parrncrsip concern.
Gu, and plain Gas. and Druggist Glass general
nlent. Sale cash without rain or shine.
Catalogues ready and goods can be examined on Ihurs-
lay.
SATURDAY, March l2h,
AT 10 O'Clock the Auction oOm, 6i and b6 Nassnu-st
large assortment 0i HOUSE Furnishing Goods.
Outdoor sa!es, consgnrens 10 the Auction Room,
oil lied
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New York Museum,
FORMERLY PEALE.S. Broadway

4 opposite The City Hall and Park.
Tie who'll. collection has recently undergone new mr.
angement aad manv vauab,e article, added 10 H. lbe
Portrait Gallery has beer greatly increased and enlarged
Is veil Is Tx. Lecture Ro-rn
AGIons tie miscellaneous CrrioSitieS may be nanei NE
Eavp;ia Mummy RON The Cy ut Thrbes. at least SQo
old Jaran ard n,aer Idols Sephulcr,i Vessel, CON
einn. Ashes the Dead Cnrious Coral neptune !unc!
Bowl. Sea Lions. Sialese TwinS IN W aN. AZ.
ZDaGuERREaTYPE lkESEssEs takr- from . 10 i every
a., seconds OF TINE aud neatly framed by ses>'s
Mo:an.j < Peae.
:, O'Clock every afternoon highly interesting e1
Jrrinenis in AIESMgRIsMe ANIMAL MAGNETISM tast
place. lie >uhi-c; blind lady OF intelligence and The
operator i Rubrl> Pcalr. manager OF The Museum.
>ophca Experiments ah place every evening N 'he
Lecture Room al half past and every Saturday alter
noon ats O'clock
FANCY CLASS WORKING by Mr.. Marshall.
Yearly rcseis Tor single person 81; gentleman aud
lady - ana or family $40 Day visitors admitted tiie
SANE evening wil!outiurtle charge.
admission 4, usual . cents; children hall price. M
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, MARCH 10, 1912
MINIATURE ALMASAc,-THIs DAY
raN suN TIE MOON FULL SEA
LateSt=D ates.
LONDON ian Il HAvRE ....inn 10
LIVERPOOL Jan lSjNEw-oRLEANS teh u
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Shin Victoria Spring Columbia River, \ A !" Benson
BRIG Star Faynham 81 Barts ana, market. HnohardSCo
SchrS Ali Nioriat Peachv, Bermuda, Badger teck;
.AAppetnn, Eldridge Boston; Friend brown Session.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Ship s. MARKS Alexander, from Liverpool 'th Jan VIII
mcze. To Sa,n Thompson
Swtd ship atonna Nordalt, G2 days from Ae
To Co>er Y Son.
BT; bark Empress Scott, &c days from Liverpool SAIL: &c
10 Woodruff Min,urr.
Big Hope Reyan>, days Charleston, rice &c 10
Sprague, Robinson \ Co.
Br,brs Comet Darrell Is days from s. AIMS BAY ia
pinen,o. 20 the master
Bris Warsaw Scopuan, 10 days from Ma,anzas, sugar
&c. 10 VI TAYLOR.
Sshr Challenge valpey % days from cartagena, lndte
Ii Warmer.
chr Express Smith. from srandywine. corn meal al
len X PaNsos.
Schr Consul, Penney from Washington n c, naval stores
Schr Iole, Wooster from Passport plaster to JNevius
L Son.
Schr Republican. Hoover, FROM Philadelphia to Cooley
Schr J Ru>ins, Wescoi,, from Philadelphia 10 do
Schr Br,mywne Townsend. do do
Scllr a Cooley Campbell, da do
EELow'-l ship and brig.
IL The Notes OF the Monmouth Bank y. j.. (New
issue> redeemed by K HASKELL No SO W ailstreet,
al ITO per cent. mic 81
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TsN:>CT9 N d "V'' >, o = -. " -

1-r To CIpitaIi.fS.-TheS Store No 10 pcarisrce
occupied by A. Iappan Co.. will be offered AZ auction on
Friday the llth instant al u oclock,byJ. VI. Miller Co
a, the Exchange previously disposed OF AT private
sale. The lot l21 feet by 25 running through TO Wafer
street and cost the present owner1 years ago >5'Oo
The present store built in the most substantial manner
and cost $4,000. ~ budin. is under lease TO the
present; occupants for a, S'o0 per annun, and
$50 600 bond and mortgage, rare opportu
niy is afforded for the investment OF the amour, needed
to secure the purchase The premises may be examined at
any time before the sale. my DIS
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~ Alvin G.. BRADLEY. tlaie Of Lockpor,) Law
Office 7G Merchants Exchange Business in the Courts Of
the State and ohe UGic States, including cases in Bank
ruptcy, attended 20. ms wv
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MONEY MARkE 7.
Sale. nj the stock Esel,anxe. ,Inrch Q
Commercial and Money Matters.

SECOND BOARD.
~ l. Island ......... 80. do. ......h3 days %
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DARTICULAR Attention Invited.-The

Public andt" Ladies particular will Please bear IN
mind hat $ BARKER co (fDnnsrlv J. ". Ks. Bark
erl 81 Grand street, constantly receiving auction
n.F ana desirable Goods the Spring Trade, which they
WI! eel al prices heretofore unequar,i ,r cheaqness.
The following aye few oi=,he Goods purchased on
SATURDAY al auction, comprising splendid assortment
SILKS SILKS. SILKS
OF every variety and style, and bueblack fur- plain
and striped OF different c.lors and shades.
DE LANES DE LANES
Ar endless variety OF s;s,irou q. ID up per ward,
DaIna'E SILK shawis entir.Hne'r styles. al tremendous
sacrifice,
PRINTS PRINTS. PRINTS.
Ladies The greatest Bargains be Ind in French and
English Prints OF the aud rc,t styles thu old
labishet Store cfS BARKER < co 23I and street,
iey have just receive a from The importers the largest most
and bes; STYLES OF French and English Cacors
imported N tins country.
Also case. ~ patterns. cnI0rs only is
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together with great variety OF style and price.
SHIRTINGS= AND SiIEETING>
Having Just received from the manufacturers all 1.-THE differ
styles OF Long Cloth >hrngs and SteetjngS, arr
enabled TO oIr Bargains Dones,e> OF every stamp ani
kind. Also, Bleaced Sheeings three yards wide very
heavy.
" Tie attention OF Country Merchants IS respectfully
nyited. BARKER < CO. 2Sl Graud-st.-ns SITS
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ETMBRFLLAS AND PARASOLS.-

UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS.-
Y McNAAIEE x SANFORD, Manufacturers and Dca-
er 20 Of Hanover respectfully INFORM
MERCHANTS and tie public generally, iiat iiey now
,., large assortment which they making additions
n;i,ir - the above linz: Their
L MBR ELIAS embrace every style Of Cotton bingham
and silk. Their
PARASOlS and SUN-SiADES Uladeiron the richest
Sill. known in the market
10 themselves combine IN the manufacture ~ eIr M
brell and ara>ols the Lighnes Elegance and Finish o.
the French with IN. Strengths OF The American ms state
n.n while il recommends our Umbrellas in general oI'er
MI AL nciucement, those wi wish superior art
cle OF Ladies and (;eitIent7fs SILK Umbrella.
Men < s .so manufacture all the sl.les o
RICH SATIN and FANCY STOCKS. adapted to the
Spring Trade which they offer, together with an eS-
teilsiv assortment o
Cent? ENfEN,S sCARFS, Cravats Gloves Rea'iy Nlahe
Linen, SuSpenders &c. &C. prices which shall not *
coed ly mill tie j. Lowest in this or any other
market. II
Boz Scaris and Cravats-Somc splendid PATTERN, just
received designed Tor Boz Balls, Dinners and Evening
pari., tlB Iuis
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u a Treatise on the sinc-E Embracing lls his
tory from the earliest 10 the present day with de-criI
tons OF about 300 foreign and eighty American varieties
together " iii complete dist rtatIOn oniae establishment
culture and management Vineyards. BIZ VIM. r. Prince
aiel.by VIM. Prince. For sale By DAYTON NEW
MAN cor OF Fulton x Nassau SIS MO II