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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-08-20
NEW PROSPECTUS OF THE
Boston Notion,
THE FOLIO AND oUARTo EDITION.
Important Improvements Proposed.

ON the ninth day of October will be published
~ the first number of new volume Of the Bos-
TON NORTON, which will at that time be consdera-
bly, enlarged, and in every respect improved. 1t
will thereafter be printed with new type Of the
most modern cut and beautiful finish, on paper OF
as fine quality as is used in any newspaper es-
Enlistment in this country, and by press manu-
featured expressly for the purpose, at the celebra
ted foundry of r. Hoe & Co., New York, in
which will be embraced all the most recent i'm
provement in that machine, enabling the printer to
give perfect impressions and an undertaking regis
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-08-20
.. PROSPECTUS OF
THE YOUNG PEOPLES BOOK
OR MAGAZINE OF
OR MAGAZINE o.

USEFUL AND ENTERTAINING KNOWLEDGE.
There are many periodical publications, yet on
more is wanted. The friends Of Education tn
advocates of the diffusion of Useful knowledge
have long desired to see the commencement of
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-08-20

Corner of Main and Morgan streets, Boonvi
Aug. ID, 1912.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-26

ii
Judson and others.-D. Gould, Sol
Pursuantto decreta order Of the Court of Chancery
made in the above entitled cause, will be sold at public auc-
ton under the direction the subscriber, of the Mas
ers Of this Court byWkins & Rollins aactioneers at the
Merchants Exchange the city Of NewYork the 18th
day Of March next 10 ocloc noon, of that day all those
certain eaehod premises and estate mentioned in the Pill
All that certain lot of land situate lying and being in the
Fifteenth Ward ohe city Of New-Yok bainc part Of the
lands of the Trustees of the Sailors Snug Harbor in the city
of NewYork, and dsstingushedn diagram Of certain lots
Of their on the west side h fb8I ay c
surveyor, September, 1884 duplicate Of which is filed In
the office OF the Register in and tor the city and county Of
New-Yorl as otnunber yfour 60 in red ink, bounded
eastery front by Broadway westerly in the rear
ink por,herly the side by lot designated said dla
gram number ffy-eght 10 red ink ami sou,hery on the
other side by lot designated said diagram number fifty
rree in red ink, containing breadth in front twenythree
feet and three.sghs OF an inch in the rear twenty
three feet and seveneigs OF inch the noheriy side
one hundred feet four inches, and the souhery side
nney-eght feet inches New York, February 26,
1872 ~ WILLIAM w CAMPO ELL, - - -
f26 2,awts Master In Cbancery.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-26


IConcudedl
FRIDAY, February %.
The arguments Of counsel a this case having closed on
Thursday, the opening Of the Court this morning hs
Honor the Recorder charged the Jury on the :acts an"
law applicable the present Wehavc peen lur
nShed by our faithful Reporter with full and well pre-
pared digest Of the Recorders Charge but LOT iach "
space obliged greatly 10 condense II. ne t'e,
ceer clearly stated all the facts 81 the case as estapseu
evidence aud said that sustain tho indictment charg
ing fraudulent the part Of the accused the Statae
required the following things:
That the representation Sc false; 2 That II be MADE
with fraudulent INTENT That il constitute the moving
not the sole inducemen for granting the credit asked
That Of such character as 10 impose upon person OF
ordinary ntellect and That 1t relate 10 present acl
and promise Tor the future performance Oh an ac!
Every ialseood said not such al'e pretece as
contemplated by the statute ne insisted that al cfhe m
its foundation in wicked INTENT which should not be inferred
from light Or trivial circumstances
The Recorder then examined closely and most cahooly
the whole evidence as bearing upon each OF these points
He alluded 70 the heavy loss compliments had sustained 10
the evidences Of cupae negligence the part OF delenu.
ants and to their previous high character for integrity
Should the jury return verdict guilty the Court ut sao
you not hesitate do its duty and he earnestly exored
them 70 give such verdict should me-, public approba
ion nee, the demands OF the Law, and stamp this tribunal
as temple of Truth and Justice
Tie nrv then retired and after absence OF hours
returned stating that they could not agree 1t is under
stood that eleven were LOT aCqu0a' al" o's w
The jury we're then reinahueulo tiel es' . o gnu D
up for tbs night. .... ,,;n;.,, p..,.
and Maria Kelly convicted Of aggravated assault ana
battery anic Beewghouse on the LIST OF January as
were sen,enced-ord The City Prison or ~ and
Maher, Parks asd Kelly TO the Penentar LOT ~ day'
each.
The Jsry were discharged TO Monday The Grant
Jury came into Court viii, anumber of bills and retired
SPECIALS SESSIONS.
Before Judge Noah and Aldermen Pollock and Bans
FRIDAY, February 20
Mary NJ Coskey was tried for stealing piece Of satne
worth SIG from the store Of a. w Goodwin Gully oly
Prison 50 days Margaret Henesy, old offender, seaine
panaloons and shin from Edmund Smith Guilty Fem
tentiory months. George Watson, stealing lamp from
Elizabeth Green Guilty Penileu,iary GO days. Ehza
beth Leslie. stealing IS shawlfrom Bridge. McKeney
Guil'y Penen,iary months. John Williams, stealing
siu and umbrella from Ebenezer White. Guilty rem
New-York tribune., 1842-02-26
Bookkeeping
FHyHE Counting Rooms Of c. C.MARSH,

Il ss Cedar street, continue open from A. NJ. 20 /. ~
in order that merchants and others may ayaI @ VI
course OF instruction that truly PRACTICAL one una.
braces complete routine Of commercial TRANSACTION. o
mercantile calculations and in which The es
are with advertisers deslIes.o
say that his principal work bookkeeping has passea mo
ten edons that receives the preference in the
Public Schools and other large institutions; aEd tnai ne
himself has The honor OF being teacher OF
nsn;ng for the Mercantile Library Association OF TINS
nty frespectuses with terms, be had ct the counting
rooms as abeve. - -
New-York tribune., 1842-02-26
IN CHANCERY-Befo re the Vice Chan

, ,
q ceor-Henry Rernsen VS. Joseph Hoxe, ct ai-W =
Pursuanf TO decreta orderof the Court of Chaacery,
made in the above entitled will be sold public auc-
on nndsr tho directon of The subscriber, Of the Mas
prs of said Court by wilkins Rollins anetoneers at the
day the 18th day March next at - O'clock noon OF that
1921, ofa certain indenture OF lease, bear
ns the 10Th day Of August 1877 r,aae by Henry REM
~ 20 his own behalf and guardian for Robert, George,
sm' Ezabel, Remsen, and Henry R. Rensen Catharne
and William Remsen, to the defendant, Joseph
,1oxje, viz: IN .as. ssa+
seventh, Ward of the City of New York. the soth side
OF Madison street. Gate Bancker street, known and dsn-
ynshed on map Of the Hendrck Rutgers
deceased, dated Noyember 18Th 1919 made by Bridges
oppleon and fled in the Office of Regserin and for the
City and County New York, as lot nnmberour hundred
and iotywo, t42 bounded norherlyn front BY Bancker
street, fnow Madison street) Aforesaid souhery IN the
rear by the olo, number five hundred and twenyoue
easery side by otnnnber four hnpdfeS ana
one, and westerly theother sdeby lot nun
red and oryhree containing in breath IN front and rear
twenty-five feet and In length on each side hundred
ee be the less and also me sara
lease and the covenants therein contained.
New-York, February 25,l, lS42 ,.,p,pY
fa6 2awtds Master in Chancery, No ~ John-st n. Y,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-26

BY Bangs, Richards L Plat.
u Auction NOtice.-LAW LIBRARY--The por-
ton OF The catalogue of Friday evening 18th inst which
was not then sold will be offered Monday evening, sth
inst at O'clock unless advan be reimbursed and char
ges paid previously. 20
New-York tribune., 1842-02-26

done wonders where the Digestive and Nervous Sys-
the system has been reduced by disease nving
low diet nursing trouble Of MIND excessive Excess dis
Tonic truly astonishing in giving strength and power
the body and confidence and chesrnnesS 70 The mind
DIR. ACKERLEY'S VEGETABLE PlLLS.-A safe and
eectua Cathartic containing mercury de!cerious
drug-nnay be taken ali times without riskexceedngy
valuable in carrying of impurities from the blood In Dys
where the head affected, where there is ofensyenes
breath, lowness Of spirits, &c They most valuable
agreeable and safe medicine for Ladies at all times Pre-
barred and sold by DR.. G.. ACKERLEY at his Office for
Consultation and advice, No. aight, corner Canal
oceQ f-oo A. - + $40 E IA . =
New-York tribune., 1842-02-26

~ Consi suees per ship SWITZERLAND will
please to notice the ship is now being discharged undef
zen lnrde ( %
New-York tribune., 1842-02-26

II To Observation-Disclosures visiting this City are
respectfully invited to stop at the GRAHAM HOUSE, GS
Barclay where quiet home pleasant rooms clean
beds wholesome iood and an atmosphere Imprisoned BY
lieve impossible to live rigdly temperate and purely
Vegetable Diet without severe pr1vation are requested TO
give trial. The house very convenient to the bust
ness part of the City and to althe Steamboat Landings
Terms moderate Gentlemen visiting the City with part
Of their Families will fluid such home vastly agreea
BILE than Hotel. ShoWerBaths free - 25
New-York tribune., 1842-02-26

~ The Notes OF the Monmouth Bank, n J. new
issues) are redeemed by R. HASKELL, No. so Wastree
al of one per cent. 2Gf lw[
New-York tribune., 1842-02-26

LAWYERS DIARY. February e.
u Notices OF trial Superior Cont. No Calendar for
this day.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-26

UNELSON j. WATERBU RY, II Pine-stroet, Attorney
and Solicitor in the Courts this State and of the United
States T Proceedings in Bankruptcy will be attended e
with cnre and dis patch (2) i3l I'M
New-York tribune., 1842-02-26

Tertiary months Charles Pearson and John Williams
coored men, charged.with petit larceny, and Thomas
Smith and Patrick Casey with assault and battery
severally discharged for wsnt OF evidence.
Adjourned to Tuesday next 10 o'clock
New-York tribune., 1842-02-26
MONEY MARKET.
commercial aud Money Matters.

THE transactions the Brokers' Board to moder
m extent to-day, generally at advanced rates Delaware
~ Hudson improved ], Farmers Lean North American
a,,s, Paterson ) Mohawk IL. United States Bank sold
a2t
Ths sales State Securities not large, but the market
- fnn NewYork Skies, 1862, sold at SO, advance of
ner sent, and s2l offered for more.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-26
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS.-

Il TUDICEIINO 7aIN0 7. = =
" McNAMEE & SANFORD, Nlanutacturers and Deaf
MERCHANTS and the pukic generally, that they :! now
have large assortment whchthey are making additions
daily in the above line. Their
UMBRELLAS embrace every style of Cotton, Bingham
and Silk Their
PARASOLS and SUNSIIA DIES are made from the rlchest
Silks known in the market
N B. Men j. S. are enabled, b. adopting plan peculiar
to healseves) TO combine in the manufacture OF their M
the French with the Strength of the American ms STATE
,ent while recommends our Umbrellas in general, oilers
UNUSUAL inducements those who wish superior arl
Gle OF Ladies and Gentlemens Silk Umbrella
Men. & S. also manufacture ali the styles OF ,ta
RICH SATIN and FANCY STOChS, aoaPtea 70 .iie
Spring Trade, which they now OFFER together with an eS
tensivc assortment of
GENTLEMEN,S SCARFs, Cravats, Gloves, Ready MADE
coed by a mill the u Lowest in thus OF any oiaef
market II r,=.,,. ;,,
~ Boz Scars and Cravats-some splenAd patterns lul
received designed for Boz Balls Dinners ana GIe i
Parties. ~ tLl.s-
New-York tribune., 1842-02-26
MARRIED

AtAIetuchn, N. J., Feb. IT, by Rev. H. W. Hunt, Ellis D
Bloomfield of this city, Sarah H. daughter Of John H.
Bostwick, Esq, Of Mobile.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-26

rEyHE Steamship President has as yet not
been heard FROM norris it likely she will BEL but
has been ascertaned land that too beyond doubt that
the cheapest Dry Goods nhs city can be bought No
2f7 Centre between Grand and Broome ss Ladies will
find in this store splendid assortment offgued, pla,
striped and cene patterns Of Moussene de LANES at all
prices from 8 4s Cd and IS An extensive assortment Of
Prints for i'd GIL Sd, 3D. 1Od and Is Splendid English do
from Is Cd to Is OF the styles Nusns, brown for 3D.,
Id 3d. Od and Is Al sd and 3D. white do prices and
widths from "A to 12 cheap All styles of aconeli,
cambria book null drapcry and Swiss Nusins, Lneas,
Shifting, Damask, Cambria, Diaper &C.. FlanSes Brocha
and Rob Row shaws fancy scarfs and Cravats together
with full assortment of all goods generally kept and
alv found in respectable Dry Goods establishments all Of
which will be sold prices which cannst fail to suit pur
ohasers, al PAT Centre st. e. II. KENT.
p S-A new style OF Prints in Dress Patterns beautiful
and cheap
: N:B.-Hosery and Gloves in endless variety r 8 2w
New-York tribune., 1842-02-26

DANTALOONS.- articuar attention
is solicited to the style of Pantaloons furnished at the
Establishment 229 Broadway, American Hotel, under the
assurance that superior BIT can be realized
Cassmeras lin variety of patterns tor spring wear
just received which, with excessive assortment OF Cloths
and Vesngs viii be made up order at usual moderate
prices fs6 eodistf wan. I. JENNlNGS.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-26
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Reported for The New-Y ork Tribune.

COURT OF SESSIONS.
Before tie Recorder, Judges Lynch and Noa and Al
dermen Balls and Pollock.
Trial Of Jonathan Anory and Henry HI.
Leeds for False Pretence.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-26
DIED:

On Thursday morning, Helen Maria, wife of BENZ
Mum ford and daughter OF Jacob Van Voorls aged &C.
AT Toronto Canada. Feb. IT, Joseph Cawthara, ESQ.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-26

Companr near Dunkirk will please address line to In,
qurer al The office the Tribune, giving real NAME n and
where call. ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1842-02-26
IA TO LET-From the lst of=May

IA TO LET-From the lst OF May
the whole Of PSI Spring street finished
with Dasements and parlos with folding DOORS The upper
part with basement OF G6 Sullivan street; upper part 60
Sullivan street, being FIVE rooms upper part of 6s Sullivan
street. being rooms and two berooms The upper part
of q Watts street, being eight rooms; the whole part OF
470 Hudson the second onr being four rooms three
with repaces, of &c Renwick The upper part with
without Easements of ia yarick street part OF fine
brick building in rear of lG7 West Broadway. Also, the
dwelling part the house No 3e5 Greenwich street. finish
ed with marble manel and in perfect order-together with
sundry tenements inGrand st Get for coored people.
Apply to THOMAS EDAIONDS,
f26 2t+ G7 Sullivan street
New-York tribune., 1842-02-26

~ PARTICULAR NOTICE.-Those persons having.
ing up housekeeping will find ready sale for any portion
all of their goods by sending their address, calling
upon the subscriber Goods to any amount purchased.
l3O l2 F. COTTON, 19z Cl.aik~ "
New-York tribune., 1842-02-26

AEA FOR SALE CHEAP. "A pretty Cot
.gnH agebuilt house the 9th avenue near 47h St
pleasant residence for small family. Price 81 ,750 p0
ton OF the purchase money remain on mortgage In
qulre Of ]. W. SAVAGE, Office Of the National Insurance
Company, 40 Wall ST or Of G. w. SAVAGE, sh avenue
18Th Street of 2Wendis-
New-York tribune., 1842-02-26
"a FOR SALE OR TO LET.-A de-

ugM.sE. srabe family Residence staten Island with
double front. piazza inclosed containing
three parlors two kitchens store room and other conve
fences the first tioor six bedrooms and garnet above
two good cellars small shrube and garsen unrivaled for
beauty Of situation and prospect being the second house
south OF the Episcopal Church, within minutes walk OF
the Quarantine Ferry now in the occupation of w. w
RUSSELL Esq May be vewe with leave OF the tenant any
morning between the hours OF II and O'Clock and posses
sion bad tie LIST May For particulars inquire Of
George Catln, Esq, al his Office in Newreel NewIork.
bis house In TnmnLinsyie. -f26 CIR.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-26
A MEXICAN observation-disclosures

a MEXICAN MUSEUM-~COrner OF
n Broadway and Ann.street..-P T. BARNlfM, a1ana
period of the Model OF the City Of Dublin Falls of Niagara
with real waer and Pneumatic Railroad First appear
DELARU E, the great mimic; THE INFANT MELo,
DIST only . years old; and Master BOOTH, the grand
contortlonist Re-ensagemeat OFF,. G. BOOTH, the une-
quale comic singer, and La Petite CERITo the best dan
GER for of herage in America. Also Master Ienry the
dans1r Anoye! experiment, in Animal Magnetism Hall
did Day Performance every Saturday afternoon. Grand
Cosnorana views changed every Monday. Ambulance TO
the Whole IS cents, children half price. Day Tsers adj
Matted The same evening free. 17u
New-York tribune., 1842-02-26
New Attraction.
FNHE NETWORK MUSEUM, formerly

a. Peae's, having undergone material alterations and
and improved arrangement of the collection
curotie and objects Of Science and Antiquity for which
purpose for some time partially closed, will here
celebrated Portrait Gallery, much admired containing
the true and almost only kenees oour early and most dis
ngushed Heroes Patriots and Statesmen, has been greatly
improved revarnshng The Scientific articles have been
arranged and adapted for the best purposes of study and for
teaching youth. The Lecture Room has beaH greatly
larged ndinproved for the accommodation Of ntegen,
respectable audiences and for oectures by dis
ngished lecturers, with extensive pparatuses &c Many
presents uncquaed advantages for rational and
useful instruction. Parents and teachers the friends of SCI
snce and citizens generally, are invited to call. rs
New-York tribune., 1842-02-26

ID EMOVAL.-S. 81 L. Holmes have re-
q u moved from Maiden lane to No . John street. near
Broadway where they are receiving new and desirable
OF Drapery very cfeap do wool.ycd Cloths and CASH
meres Ernnel; and Summer Cassimeres On hand gen
era assortment of Linens, Sheelings Table Cloths Nap
Coun,eranes &c wholesale and retail with variety OF
Cher goods in their line, the lowest prices 60 3s3os
New-York tribune., 1842-02-26

User executes in superior style, and at reasonable
prices Visiting and Merchants Address Cards. Blu Heads
and every description OF Commercial Blanks Labels Tor all
Druggists Labels dollar and upwards per thousand
Desk Consular ami Society Seals with appropriate designs
Plates Knockers, Bell Pulls &c. with improved enaneied
border handsomely engraved storekeepeS Cards type,
in the neatest and lower prices than can be pro-
tended to- BOLEN, Engraver and Printer,
Dol imisSM&W l04 Broadway, between Wall Pine-sts
New-York tribune., 1842-02-26
OFF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

II. 7
Office No 1870 Nassau-s,. opposite Clinton Hall n
Families and gentlemen attended at their residences by
appointment and all orders left either place. or sent
through the Post Office will receive prompt attention
~ B-Ladies' apparel and Fancy Ball Dresses also pur'
chased. rs l,niS
New-York tribune., 1842-02-26

M OTICE.-The Coparmership hereto
/ fore existing under the firm Of SCOTT & BELL is
this day dissolved by mutual consent The business of the
firm will be settled by either of the subscribers.
ELLISON C. SCOTT,
ANDREW BELL
The business will be continued the old stand by E. G..
SCOTT &, Co., 2S2 Sprnu-street.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-26

An inquest also held at the City Hospital GU the bo.
y OF Daniel Hazard aged about 40 hate on board
the packet ship North America On the voyage of
that vessel from Liverpool hither he became considerably
deranged and on arriving here Tuesday last was pla
the hospital where he died about O'Clock the same eve
ming. Verdict, died of Inflammation of the brain
New-York tribune., 1842-02-26

DILLS of the Housatonic Railroad, Buff
4 , fao and all the Safety Fund Banks; also ST. Law
rcpce Olean James, and all the Free Re-Back Banks,
taken without any discount for Cloths Casmeras Vestrgs
Flannes &c the owestcash price, at 3l Greenwich ST.
near Canal ib I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-02-26
SECOND BoARI



500 Illinois IS '70..... l9i 1000 do. nextweei 1911
There has been moderate amount of transactions to-day
Sterling 81 for leading kills Southern unendorsed
7.a7.. Francs 500 The Liverpool packet sails
New-York tribune., 1842-02-26

g Id - is forced take this method Of assuring
Cora that he has received her communication and begs
that she will inform him OF medium by which lie may
rncnord f2l 1t
New-York tribune., 1842-02-26
T. o. ofsO F. 8 =. !, &c.,
IINION Celebration-O ration ana. C on

" cer.-The First Anniversary Of TompkiAs Lodge,
No. and Hancock Lodge, No. 49, will be celebrned at the
Broadwa tabernacle on MONDAY Evening, Feb. stb-
~ Orator, P. g. NJ james L. Ridgcy, q. 4.
Vocal Leader, Br. T. Pickering.
instrumental Leader, FIR. S. johnson.
The Choir will conss, OF $50 Of Br Pickerinss TRENDS
selected from different choirs in this city Brooklyn ana
Williamsburg, sustained by full and efficient orchestra
1900 ORDER OF EXERCISES.
l. Voluntary on the Organ, by Prof Alpers
SiDging-lst Ode. 7.
3. Prayer,
l. Solo by Dir Bell Pilgrims friends
>. Chorus, by the Choir.
g. Original Poem, by VIM Sutton, P 6.
T. Sngng-2d Ode
= g. Address, by James Bingham, P. G.
g. Snging-Sd Ode.
TO- Oraton-P. G.. NJ James L. Ridgely, g. 8.
H. Solo, by Mr. VIM Il. Oakley Sound the trumpet in
u Grand HaIeluah Chorus
zl3 Benediction.
Tickets 25 cents. For sale at Macey's ll9t Bowery;
Loyds, Prncest Gilbers, a8 Bowery and ITO Fulton
ST. St0ddard 292 Bowery Owens Bond and Bowery;
Newmans, 25a Bowery; Peck, III Futons; E. A. kuts.
OF Water and Futons briggs log JameSst office OF
The Rainbow, lot Fulton.st; Wasons l5+ Chathams and
100 Bowery; Rogers lO7 West Broadway so Leoaardst
W. w. F. Gley, $50 Grandst Skaters, 1872 Canas J.
e. Allen Co. cor sh Avenue and Janes Chiltons, so!
Canal.st Smith Amos West, Smiths Printing Office, cor
Fulton and Nassau, up stairs D. C. Nor 26 HudsonsJ.
NJ lice. Bowery GIelio l. Clark, 4l6 Broadway; Can't
we'll l4 Cnnas; -iubery IS Park Row; Knapp 63 Hna-
ST. Hales News Room, Wall and Wa'erS c. Sioo-
key Boekstand Fulton and NaSSausis; Post 3 Green
wcs sheubart, 72 Divson-s1; Sweeny, Fuon-St StaA,
81 Ann->!; Lane, 50 Was; Francis, IS Wlliam-st; Van
keek, 80 9th Avenue.
PETER VAN ANTWERP, Chairman.
PETER r. GILBERT. Seciy II rrh.S.&M
New-York tribune., 1842-02-26
nm CHANCERY-Before the Assistant

: 0'''' WILLIAM W. CAMPBELL,
res 2tawts Master in Chancery.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-26

TDRESENTS! PRESENTS 1.-THE
most suitable and acceptable Preseat for ioah
Merys Museum for lS4l, neatly bound in clotn = IS
100 Engayngs several Of which are beautifully eoo.ea
pages Of and $50 pages of reading matter Dy 'e
Peter Farley. Price 81. u 800.
-. BRADBURY, so DEM Co...
fl5tt l27 Nassau ST N. z, and 10 scnool 81 oseol
New-York tribune., 1842-02-26

5ASA TO LET-The upper part of a 3
& story brick house, consisting OF three rooms on the
nont, within three minutes walk of Wall street. west OF
Broadway pleasa tly located. Rent $75 small amI-
w.. Address III lower o. { 26 lwss
New-York tribune., 1842-02-26
xNTANTED-A Soap Boiler who can

TTO PRINTERS.-A situation is want
Il cd for Boy l6 years old as an apprentice to the
Printing Business Unexceptionable references given
address Mayne," Office OF the Tribune. % Str
New-York tribune., 1842-02-26
CORONERS OFFICE.

Tie Coroner held inquest to-day No Dover street
on the body of Andrew Morrel native of this city, aged
about 40 years The deceased had been afflicted with fits
from infancy through his whole life, except when between
the ages II aud 1s and Thursday night having retired
to bed did appear in the morning, and entering his
chamber he discovered dead in his bed Verdict died
New-York tribune., 1842-02-26

DAMASKS and RAT
wv TINETTS.-WAI NJ TITUS, No. so Beaver.st,
offers for sale large of Worscd DamaskS and
RattnetS suitable cooS carriage business Also
Ingram Crimson and Cherry colorcd Worsted DamaskS,
oreens, Black Hastings, Silver Drab ard Blue Cloths,
C,auzp. Fannpis rs linz
New-York tribune., 1842-02-26

By Bleecker d Van Dykc.
No. 81 Nassau street, l6i feet 'front.' IS feet inches rear,
80 feet one side 4sl feet the other sold for $4,000.
By E. II. Ludlom.
No % City Hall Place. between Duane and Pearl streets
25 feet by 100, sold for 5000.