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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-05-21

As to the desperadoes of New York, we do not
suppose that any thing that say will reach them
if It does they may rest assured that if they come
here upon any such errand, they will never return.
That the insurgent leaders have made trea-
sonable arrangements abroad TO resist the ope
ration Of the provision in the Constitution OF
quire the Federal Government to interpose, we
quote the following from the Philadelphia In
qulrer to prove il:
'At the Rhode Island meeting held in New York
on Tuesday, Mr. Levi ID. Slamm said he had already
chartered steamboat to carry one thousand hghting
men to Rhode Island whenever the General Govern
ment should attempt to put down the Instruction now
existing in that State"
Is not this sufficient development of the dis
organizing purposes Of the lawless adventures
But we believe the aid of the U. S. troops will
not be required. The cowardly Abolitionists
will fly from Providence and take refuge in the
dirty lanes and cellars whence they emanated
The loafers and incendiaries will not stand up
and be shot at in open day. Their mode Of
warfare is to throw stones from corners of
streets after night fall. Governor King will be
obeyed by the brave citizens. They will raj
ly and punish the foreign robbers
We have it from the best authority that DORIS
admission that he had asked for the aid of 5000
armed men from New York TO butcher the cti-
zens of his native State, has had salutary eff
feet on the sober and rejecting portion of the
Suffrage Party They have abandoned him
forever. They are now engaged, in commune
ton with the freeholders, in getting sgners to
petitions calling for Convention. They will
succeed. Thus the traitors and Abolitionists
will be defeated. The demagogues in Rhode
Island, New York, and Washington, will hide
their diminished heads. The mobs impulsively
carried every thing before them for moment.
The 'sober second thought" will bring re-
action And thus the grand scheme of the
Radicals and Destructives to strike blow at
the President, will eventuate in their own de-
struction
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-05-21
From the Boonsriiie ONO. Times
LAND OFFICE.

Gen. J. B. Clark has been appointed Register Oh
tho land Office at this place. The nominations for
Register and Receiver were made to the Senate at
the same time Gen Clark as Register, and w F.
Birch rs Receiver. The Senate confirmed the NOM
nation for Register and rejected the one for Recey
err. The ground of objection is not known, but If it
were, we predict it would be somewhat like the OBJ
iections in the case of DIR. Reed The people here,
who know MIR. BIS. business habts-his perfect ca
pablity for the discharge Of the duties that would
have devolvcd upon him, and his moral and uPrlgn'
standing as citizen can good reason 1or ms
rejection. We know not what course MI o. wil
pursue but feel satisfied in own MIND ha' ne mas
been sbamefully wronged and misrepresented al
Washington IL
The sppoptment of Gen. Clark is good one, and
will give general satisfaction TO the citizens oil the
district sUl
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-05-21
Viscount Cranburn, of England, who is blind, ar
rived in Baltimore day or two ago.

Tur MupRELL GANG.--A late number OF the IT.
winton (Ga.) Shield says GA man 10y the name OF
Jobn l., Scott was convicted at the last Circuit Court
Dale county Ala of horse stealing, and sentenced to
the Penitentary for seven years Scott has since
then confessed his guilt, and declared himself mem
Der of Murrell gang or company, spread over a
considerable portion Of Alabama and Georgia, whose
object to plumber and not to stop at murder when
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-05-21

The FLY.-We have never seen more Hessian fly
in the wheat than at the present time. Had il not
been so seasonaby, since the opening Of the spring,
the farmers must have lost their crop-it would have
been impossible to have made Wheat generally
looks well now Providence has kindly favored the
farmer. Let us give him our sincere thanks. Md
rutland Times
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-05-21

~ 1t will be seen, by reference to an advertise
ment in another column, that Mr. Grant proposes to
give series of Lectures scientific and phlosophi-
cal subjects, at the Apollo Hall, commencing on
Monday evening.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-05-21
Washington, Friday, goth May, 1912.
ARE THE WINGS DOING THEIR DUTY
ARE THEY ORGANIZING FOR THE

STRIFE?
1t is time to put these questions to our Republican
friends in earnest. 1t is time they were rallying
their forces for the conflict in October. We have
Governor to elect-THIRTY members of Congress,
eighteen Senators, and seventy-two Representatives
1t is requisite we were up and doing.-Ohio State
Journal.
You have only to canvass little more for
:" General Apathy" by abusing the President
to secure every thing you deserve. Why not
boast of the late triumph in Virginia
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-05-21

*The Reporter may not have heard distinct
ly the language made use Of by the honorable
Senators on the occasion referred to, and there
fore he most readily gives publicity to their
statements 1t may be well to observe that, so
great is the distance OF the reporters from the
members, (beng in one of the galleries, where
the shutting Of feet, conversation, etc. are not
Ipery agreeable,) at times it is impossible to UNI
herstand remarks ultere,l on the floor of the Sc
nate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-23
Trial OF Jonathan Antory and 9tenry kA.
Leeds for False Prctencc.

Cornelius r. T,, R,l,nt recalled ana direct examination
resumed for defence There way IN which anory
and Leeds could he likely know that goods were IN The
Public Store except by applying 10 me They i'atie no
inquiry ccrpg the location OF the eleven cases OF
cloths in December 1884, entered goods soon as
in the receiving and delivery book, There was
mark masin that book so" WHISTLER the goods were IN
q" on; OF the Thu goods imported were also entered
IN Tue foreign sales book called the invoice book Mr. Shaw
mace lhe entries in the invoice book knew OF The Pubic
oeitS harmed al The time hal commenced entering
s III lae book two or three days previous 10 me
ite 'o en'tred four IN it-one case was saved
d"d uie ftiaN"Hg ten DESTROYED The morn!sg after the
on so.s 'o e store persons Nix. Shaws desk,
ttdeaNosiS 10 ascertain what goods We're in the store
the e was haFned Twas desired BY Mr. Leeds after
the ire, 10 keep book designating where, ,. imported
goods We're stored
CossesamIned-l became clerk to Aulory Lce,, ( Co
February, 1857, They did take an o,con,, sock
the end OF every year While Mr. Watson was n nort
the account OF stock was taken every Two or three
months and memorandum taken OF iton piece OF paper
Sometimes these papers kept. They given 70
lii. principal order ,c ascertain II the amount goods
we're covered by inSurascc The memorandum made
from the receiving aud delivery hooh. a>crr;ane,i
recollection what goods moi IN The Public Store,
the account stock Parts o. these memoranda
indicated The places where >onc OF the goods coald hr
ouni-ba, the particular kind OF goods They coalC
tell from tia, what kind OF goods
burnL asecrIaued from MIR. Snow in which stores III,
goods and the memoranda contained the specific val
OF The goods in eac! >,orehave recollection that a,
account goods taken the Mr. Watson with
drew on The january, $780, canno; say how long pre-
vous that, date account Of stock taken. mad,
out memorandum the lS February 1870 OF the good
IN The Pn.-stseet IN Hagger;y'> Store. IN Adte
tipson & Co.'S store i'll that OF Grumbie Draper in D
!" iilain-stvtet in Austen, wlnercng Co.'S store-ht
Whole amount OF which $5e2 ooo-bu this did not IN
elude goods the Public Store got The information iron
Mr. Snow where tie goods We're stored. paid L'
suites atrhe Custom House by the check OF defendants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-23

large amount of goods generally remained in The Public
Stores The person who insured the goods IN the Public
Stores have in what particular stores the goods
were There bales OF Seoen' ana hosiery the
properly OF Messrs Amoy Co. IN the Public Store
the time i, Destroyed by FIRE An entry OF these goods
DESTROYED was made book the day after lae FIRE he
value Of which including the eleven cases o! cloths was
s7en The statement furnished Tie underwriters i
my hand writing.
Direct resurued-In the fall Of 1889, Amor Leeds had
goods in four or five Public Stores
Crost-sIamtned-Do I knew any thing aboY, thu insur
ance OF tbo,e goods.
/ INose, Aaacs yaorn-I the accountant ana book
keeper Of A,nor Leeds from The is, December 49, and
Continued 50 unit! they failed and time ate-ward
heard Mr.. W. C. Haggerty give his testimony about the
funding oil some shaw, being found to De 10 the Custom
house They were The propeyt" Of W. Ar1hu- Co. OF
0lasgo~ While making up The Of the various
glasgow houses with Amory Leeds, found that Arthur
Co were in debt Anlory Leeds for advances made
on these Identical ftawand the sale Of those sha~!s
was not credited ] made inquiry where they we7e-and
concluded they in The hands auc,onecround
they the hands Nh Haggery, bnt aerrs a.G
und they in Puslc Store the
tactic Mr. .imo-y. He replied very glad O.; IL as
viii be pleasing piece OF Information Tor Nj Hazg.ry
and shall acquant him whit Mr. Leeds directed 10
have these good. sold by tir essrs Haggerty together
Wit, all the residue o; goods Of Scotch houses where there
balances due 10 the defendants Auory Iced, had
the money pay the duties and ii was several DAYS
before they obtained tn money pa; them After the fall
ure, within week h5 tn Nj mory AID Leeds directed
give Information all the creditors who required H.
particularly 10 Mr. Hagerry concerning e situation and
state OF their a2ars &c. When Nh Haggcrty called the
store of defendants after the failure he did say any
thing about any indictment he testified. He aever said
at any time any thing abou any Indictment fraud
in relation Amory Leeds He said something aI,ou,
getting possession OF he in New-s;rec, as breach.
q! faith Never heard any thing OF indictment, ag anst
defendants until the present found Just before the
arbitration in September 1871, Mr. Iaggerty Broad
way and conversed freely with him abou, the failure Mr.
iargery stated tina, :e blamed his for the loose man
ncr IN which they had conducted the business replied
that both parties blame for thought believed Mr..
AHiory was perfectly honest man, ne incapable OF
conducting such business he did 10 which, Mr. Ilag-
gtrt as.entcd lie alluded TO fraud in the defendants
hut found fault only with no, getting Ike kevof The store
in New-strcet.
Cr0ss-e1amined-The balance due from Arthur /; Co TO
Anory Leeds was - 7Ol q, made MP January 1890
and these sawls the security and about balanced the
account believe small balance sill due from Arthur
: Co. 10 defendants know nothing Of the dispos n
tour bales OF carpesg belonging Gregory y Thompson,
but iscertained they sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-23
SECOND RoAPn.

1900 Indiana DAYS 70
The total amount OF auction duties the year ending
Both September, 1871, is S8i5a3 IT, OF this largest
paid b. In. Hoffman Co. oG76 81. Austen,
winerdng Co. paid 3l,l38 Haegeriy Co. 2427 D. c.
Porter o. l6l adee, Tiulpon Co. 1885 John Rutderow
ll,4j0
Sterling bills are in some demand a, 81! The supply
OF Lending bills IS large Francs OF the first class
5.235
Philadelphia Exchange was again little better closing
a. al wh ics there however not many sellers We
qnoic Philadelphia {! 81 Baltimore 8: Virginia = a
g; North Carolina 5. Charleston IL i: Savannah a
2: Augusta q p Mobile - II; New-Oreans s. g!
Nashville IL; Louisville 2; ST. Louis IL Cnennatili ~
Indiana 16 II: Illinois 30.
Bckne!s Reporter thus speaks Tie phiadel phia noneI
market, Last week Of tolerable quielinou
etarg circles as compared wthe week before. Sill all
was uncertainty and conioI and likely continue
until we know definitely what OF bin will be enacted
into law by our State Legislature
Ournoncy market tight and is likely 20 become more
so, the banks curtal their discounts The payments due
next month very large, and hence may expect
trying time.
First rate paper, doors, 10 Il per month
Relief Notes 10 per discount Bank OF Pennsylvania
notes ITO 10 discounts Girard DO 50 10 So do specie TO 81
premium.
No provision has yet been made for the redemption OF the
Of the Girard and pcnny lvana banks and much
plant, heard upon the subject The money market is
tight and is likely become still contracted, the
time for resumption approaches.
In the statement Yesterday Of specie in the Balnors
Banks the amount printed 100000 il slo ud have
been 81 200 900
By statement recently published OF the situation OF The
Grand Gull Railroad and Banking Co. appears ha
circulation 377.27 Certificate OF Depo,c 1886. due
Banks 1851, DePO>es 1881 Bank on band p ,8
specie 2al and bills in suit 222 525 The liabilities
OF the Bank have been reduced 10000 since 30 June last
and now to $i69,lI. The surplus is estimated
S43+8l The assets appear to beo extremely dubious
character.
The joint committee Banks in the Kentucky Legisla
ure, report the following condition OF the Banks 10 cir
cnlalion. specie and discounted notes and bills
CIRCULATION. SPECIE
Bank Kentucky and Branches. sl,6li827 S75o9a5
Northern do. do.,..- t'Oi.25O 62oS;9
Bank OF Louisville. S57,C8 l6olli
Total. s'ilO,l25 Sl,o5I,iOS
Discounts ,iGl 925 bills 3,720, 298
The Report that the Banks, within the last year.
have reduced their circulation million OF dollars, and
increased their specie about $5Oooo and three and half
millions OF dollars in ills Of exchange !s held by ihem
which will mature favorable points south and east with
IN four months.
They propose bill compel resumption in Kentucky
the Isl OF November 1872 provided the NewOreans banks
shall have then resumed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-23
W. c. Haggerty, .Auctoneer.
BY JOHN HAGGERTf & SONS


PACKAGE S,LE-.N 10 o'clock ut their Auction hooH-
500 packa Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods comprising
a general OF Staple and Fancy Spring Sooos
recent arrivals
Also at 10 O'Clock, with which the sale VIII commence IN
invoice of fine and extra superne Ingram Carpets ALSO,
an assortment OF v enetian Hemp and Block Carpets
Catalogues and samples morning OF sale
Also, superior French prints, tlartIai' hahulnc
ture
Also case printed muslin de lame shawis
Also cas-, do do do enbi points
Also ease superior all wool muslin de ltines.
Also 10 cases fine and 5. fiue Irish linens
Also 8 caSss black and blue black French homnMsnr'
THURSDAY.
AT II O'clock AT the Auction Room
LARGE SALE OF RUSSIA SHEETiSG ASp CRAsH.--ud1s
red goods per ship Henry Clay from ST, Petersburg uider
the pec,!on othe Warden, o The port tor account OIL qo
underwriters.
IS, bales Crash, assorted width and qualities,
iS bales Russia She-tnCs
Catalogues and samples ready early morning OF SAFE
FRIDAY.
Al 10 O'Clock, nj their auction room,
PACKAGE S,AE-3oo packages iore gn and domestic Dry
Goods comprising large and desirable assortment o se"
sonabe articles. rt months credit
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&c Oh NJ Ny Ohk.
Henry Sherman, Yates co
Harlow Segur. Utica,
TrumbulI Smith,
VIA Serviss, Florida.
Alanson Tubbs, Jefferson 60,
Morris VI Turner, Serbia.
Sylvester Thayer. WaterinwI
Reuben VI Van Sickie, Aibauy
,,P Van Alstyne, Troy,
A Van Horne, Montgomery,
Evander 5 Warner, Rocka,l, I
Peter + Wright, Oswego,
Wm + Walker, Saratoga spa,
Julius VI hckicy, ithaca.
Silas Alne., Syracuse,
Nathan Burrlll, Sandy Creek,
John Cochran. Schenectady,
rBcui Campbell, Rochester,
George K Clark. Cuca.
Wm IS Cril,snden, Brighton,
Daniel D Denton, Syracuse,
Alvin l. Gilbert, Auburn,
Oliver I rrecilieal, Z ticd,
: r Haitiiitoh' uo
isaac iiali' "a, NO." 2",
) W no.toh, E''is'on > ia" ~.
- w idGuah, .1nsd mail ~
Milton ii:'rihah' S.!ioa,
SaIhiiei h-ii',H'n' -sui'Hl H.
hiD.fI LoiIi''a''i' no
n VI u La.'i!op' , racuse'
John l. LAKE, Serbia,
WA Lallnhcer, Amsterdam,
VIM ) Malcolm, OawtSo,
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josiah Richards. Auctouesr
BY BANGS. RICHARDS. Il PLATT,
Sore 80 Broadway.
Liberal cash made on con>gnae.sS OF auction
Sal+> ,>..,.,
Tt ESDAY February ed. AND THREE FOLLOWING
EVENINGS,
At 81. n,rln.s a; ~ Apci:on Rom.

TT ESDah, February "a! MD hhfh soi-Lo'i.'
;lt6! o'clock a; The AUct:on Room
LAssE SALE OF RAE oLo ENGLISH hooSs-GonlpstS-
ns upward, OF 300 volumes ln>s Tece'ved iron, s9r"Pe,
embracing extraordinary collection OF standard od a-
lor>. almost every department OF h;srsture valuable
work, the sciences old voyages and travels
LATIN aud Greek Classics works HeralGy Astro
ogY Old Black Letter volumes ne oi editions 0! hicts,
cholcr works IL the Spanish French and Italian languages
Re. &c.
Among the collection are-po,okes rrra, work the,
East evols. iolc very axcelenr copy Of this rare au1
costly work, handsomely bound III hall Russia: spea0.h
copy OF King James, Bible the hr>t edition pubshe[! III
6i toto hnely sopnd copy OF he famous sTesfns:
Luiher's German Bible, fine copy; History OF the Bible.
o!o with go historical plates Chronology OF the Hebrew
LeIghs Cr,ica Saca. Ito; Jeremy Tayos ,rhs. vols
oNa sro grea' VARIETY OF rare o!'! Sermons by Sher
jacobs. Clarke, ana ote, Early voy,grs and Trsve
tarriS VOYAGES vols. folio; lie Bruins Travels oy-
age, OF John Byron Northeish's Travels prsAes N9ys-
5ra's Voyage TO China: many valuable old Books Of Ira
vels III e United States &c. &c Chamberss Cyc!oHela
vols folio: hlies's Gardeners Dictionary, vols; RSpio
and rInals History nj England vols folio; many yalua
bile works relating Scotland an. Scottish Poetry Beau
mont ard Flctcher's Dramatic Works. iuo; ConSrereS
Works 8 vols Cowleys Works folio; Shakspeares Works
Is vols with Illustrations rom Boydet.s plates; Shaks
Dunn, History OF Ecclesiastical Writer'S, folio Lee
ages Historical and Chronological Atlas Gups Body OF
DIVINITY. vols smith History OF The Bible; Ben J9hn-
.ons Works oio OvidS MciamorphoscS, tolio W alton
and Cottous Angler the Oxford Lansage; Hcge's Orlando
Furio,o ) vols; Hoyes Meastaso vols; Sgen.ers 70
Ege~or's Works Is vols; Lie Mahomet; Akornn OF
Nahouet; BcccacioS Decaneron vols, splendid copy,
., Lsr,l Byron. vols royal svo English Gallery OF por-
traits. vols 4to NIiyebnnds System OF Nature Vols
Renners Observation, the Plain OF Troy; Rushwors
Collections folio; Catalogue OF the royal and noble Authors
Song Writing: Salt on Heroslvphic, "ebbs Beauties OF
Painting and Poetry; Harris on Poetry and fanong
Frear,'. Perfection OF Painting, &c &c
Catalogues containing full particulars are now ready ana
the books arranged tor cNasluaon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-23
Nc,r-XorIs NInrIxc.

Ncw-SorIi N1nrIxci.
ASIIES-Pots dull at e 81: a6 So Sales 30 barrels
Pearls al 5 IS for shipment.
COTTON-rhc steamer not having arrived the market
continues quiel and rates without change
FLOuR-Thcre very lilllc change in the appearance
OF The market bni any thing still heavier We quote
Gcnrsec l2 b. the latter being the asking price Of
large holders Sales have been made roSay a, the
lower rate but not in large lotSTroy dull at l2 from
store THERE'S some inquiry for Southern but no large
The report OF the sale of 1000 barrels George
for Shipment which has appeared in several pa pers,
premature tic sale has not been made Sales 400 hrls OF
Richmond Country - BIZ 500 do. Alexandria from
tue wharf 81 for England. Howard street scarce
Georgetown 500 Brand wine O1 Richmond City Mills
80. Sales 30 barrels Jersey Corn Meal ats 100
GRAN-Abon 1900 bushels Jersey Corn has been taken
Tor shipmen, 10 England abou, Gle. cargo from Rap.
paiannock remains unsold held Gle Rye dull, the lot
Northern still in the market Wheat is wanted, but none
offering Jersey Oats y i7c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-23

rr Auction Noticc,NRIELL X ARCuLARIUS
will sell this morning lOaciock a, the Auction Room 3i
Broadway corner OF Duane ST. Watches Diamonds Jrwel-
rv &c CONSISTING. OF Gold and Silver Lever and Lepnc, tx
ira eweed and English double case Watches, tngeihcr
win large variety OF gold le%sry redeemed IRON from l ,
America Also one splendid English Night and Day spy
Glass Musical instruments, and variety OF other articles
TOO 10 mention IN tis advertisement one fai'
manufactured Organ Piano. Altlodon and TWO ano
F,res will hesoid at II o'clock Also large variety OF
Dry Goods Clothing Mais Cap',Ac Alsol+ pair OF ilis-
toll. Inli>ket, and >uurv other articles,
In The evening 9! o'clock splendid collection 81 Eng
isll EngravinrS. -oI IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-23
rThe niapenxararrof ,ts

u The Dispenxarory OF the Unie ed STATES o; Anne
Hca, BY George :. Mooi. VI D., Pint OF Na;era Meiica
and Pharmacy the University OF PsnnS Frank
I'm Bache, " d. Prot OF Chemistry The Philadelphia
College o; Pharmacy. &c. Fourth eSoa, ENLARGED and
carefully revised. For .aie by DAYTON L NEWMAN,
Zil9 corner OF Fulton aif; NaSSau-ss
u PARTICULAR NOTICE-Tbo>e psrsons having
furniture OF any description dispose Oh or who brean
ing I? housekeeping r 6ni ready sale for any portion
all OF heir goods sending Their address, calling
upon tae subscriber. Goods any amount purchased
dSD r. F.COlTON. lS7 Caa..r u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-23
HISH,s SPRING STYLE for Gentle
T1O STORE KEEPERs.-The adver-

User in superior style, and AT REASONABLE
prices. Visiting nj Merchant Address Cards, Bi frads,
and every description OF Commercial Blanks Labels Tor a
kinds Of cotton and woorn goods, patent medicine
Druggists Labels, AT dollar and upwards per
IN, in superior e gs. and double silver p''et! Door
Plates Knockers. Bel Pu. SC with improved enaTe!ed
border handsomely engraved en.rsyed
n the neatS, manner and at lower pcss Tam can ne vi
Tended ~. - ~ t,,v.e, VaI 4, p;ne.s,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-23
DI ED

Al Eh1ate;h Port on The DIST inst epilepsy RICK
ar. Bird, II the 5stll year OF h i aEe.
The friends OF the family, oihs Freeman B. Bird and
john A Laiorge are respectfully .i!viie the
neral al No III Eltrdge-srrt this afternoon ai.a past
YESTERDAY morning after :. bret but raia1l illness Mar
ga-et. WIZ OF Levi D. S!auln, age,t = wears.
he friends OF he FAMILY, and Of Ter ilusbaIre invited
10 attend The funeral from the residence IL orchnrdstre
this CH et.ue>1iayl afternoon nj s o'clock
4! Fulton, y y, February =, JP. Knox. NJ trru Of
Knox, Dution A=Co.
Al Northampton Mass, on the 18Th u;., Rev wu ".
Doorfle aged p years. soninaH. OF l. B. Ree f.s.. OF
this city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-23
MONEY MARKE T..
Commercial and Money Matters.

The sales we're to fair -1.en, az the Brokers Board today
principally OF Long Island and Harlem. The former was
firm 81, bu, t!e!aue- declined per Nohawkde-
cned :, Paterson!
There material variation in State Stocks and The
sales not very great extent. New-York stocks
we're firm Skies, 1862, improved ::
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LAWYERS DIARY.

LAWYERS DlARY.....Fehruary IS.
CALENDAR or THE COURT OF CoN1MoH Pleas, THIS DAY
PART FGRSTl 275 10 81, 27 IS, 85, 49, 81, 81. 10 ~ 81
IL. 4S
PART SECOND MEETS ATT O'CLOCK HffoRn JUDGE u
sorFrE-2i &C. 64 6, &C. 28, 2S, TO- 70 "a, 7G 49, 29o 80
= CALENDAR or THE SUrERIoR COURT THs D.tY--i2, ISL
ie5, H. l73, lS6 9, In II. gS 1873.
CALENDAR or THE CIRCUIT CcuRr. Thts DAy--34l
Sal 3S 3i 91 l $50 SIS $50 $50, Sol S62 SS3. 565, S67
Gs $50