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New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-14
+ ARGE ASSORTMENT OF DRY

E ARGE ASSORTMENT OF DRY
II GOODS.-S BARKER& co Dealers in Fancy and
Staple Dry Goods 2S Grsnd.street-They would again
remind their customers and the public in general that they
still receiving from auction large quantities OF the new
fashionable styles s Dry Goods which they
have mostly purchased for cash. and byNo dong they are
enabled to offer great bargains.
They would invite the atentonof the ladies' TO their large
stock of SILKS
which has been selected with great care both in regard to
style durability. Their assortment consists OF hgured'
striped and plain silks ofeyery style and kind
BoMBAZINES, ALPACCA LUSTRES, MERlN0ES,
&c.--Jast received
. cases ofje, black and blue black Bombazines.
8 do do do Alpaca LustreS
do do do Mtrinoes.
> do do do English do.
PRINTS.
Just received Of all the different kinds and styles 10
the market om Cd per yard.
SHEETiNGS SHIRTINGS, &c.
Just received 10 bales OF brown Sheengs from Cd per
yard
Also Is cases of super long cloth shrtings Cd 3d. 3D.
0d and Is per yard.
As several cases OF heavy long c!oh oieachcc oheeuhS
from, "A wide N 9 wards wide sl2 SITS
EyALL AND WINTER GOODS at the
" NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT 1A2 Fulonstreet near Broadway.
The subscribers are prepared with large and extensive
assortment of FALL 4ND WINTER GOODS to exc
cute orders garments the horesnotce and at small
advance from cost Our purchases made exclusively Tor
cash. and we commence fall business fully determined
10 sustain unusually low prices and furnish our CUSTOM
ers with first rate article sml profit for ready money
Strangers and others visiting the city who are in want oil
an outfit will find their interest to cali and examine our
goods and style OF work beSre leaving their orders
Full Auils furnished in "A hours.
Strict punctuality observed in filing orders
Sl2 isti j. &. BooIH * Co.
NALL GOODS.-The undersigned is
prepared with his usual extensive assortment oil sea-
,onable goods TO execute for Garments In style
which will cop0r with any house n the Trade, at prices
which must offer those paying ready mo-
ney.
Attention is solicited the style Of Pantaoens furnished
at this establishment parcularcare is directed 10 THIS de-
partmeut, wih the view of giving entre satisfaction.
Those who have experienced any difficulty in getting
sned assured superior h alwaysbe realized
French and English Cassmeres in great variety OF new
patterns just received The assortment OF Vesngs which
gave 50 much satisfaction through the Spring and Summer
seasons, will be kept up.
French and English Cloths of super and medium quail
ties for Dre and Frock Coats Pilot and Beaver Cloths for
Surous always on band
Fancy dress articles including SILK and Satin Scars,
Cravats Handkerchiefs, Gloves. Hosiery, Suspenders,
Shirts Collars &c, at usual moderate prices
WIN. r. JENNINGS,
Late Lynde Jennings, 229 roadway, American Hotel
s3tfis
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SY7ATCHES AND JEWELRY very

WNTAICHES AND JEWELKY very
wv ow-The subscriber Is selling all descriptions OF
d aud silver lever anchor escaperDeGt cpDf and verge
Wscbes Diamond Rigs Pin Cold Pencils, Keys, hc al
fe.al lower taan any ether place IN the CITY, Gold
wSchvs 50 10 dOllIrs each. Watches aad Jew
eiry exchanged or bought
All watches warranted 10 keep good time or the soaey
rc.urnec. u. u ALLEN
Iranorts, OF wholesale and RETAIL 80
wall street. MP 1hirs $50 ;St
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CRY for sherman's Lo-

GfHILDREN CRY for sherman's Lo-
zenges and well ,ey may, for they arevery pleasant
and etcacous curing coughs and colds in few hours,
consumption in a few weeks.
WORMS CAUSE DEATH
and much suffering whea Shernans Worm Lozepges VIII
ins!lbly lesuoy them Many have been snatched from
an early grave by them. snn ol Mf. Henry Ming oil
Paterson had suffered for months and one knew what
apd uini Three dos-s of the LozeDges enerey cured
him Hon. B. b. Beardsey says they saved the lie oil hA
only child .-..~...,,,1
HEADACHE, PALPITATlON 4 sEASICKNESS
relieved in from 10 10 mnntesby SLerman's CaRpEor
Lozenees amnus for owness OF spirits and
all nervous affections Mayor Clark says this is great
country and sheraa Lozesges the greatest invention
of u1nde mes
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NJ Wet Damp or Dry Cellars pavsd with
Roman Tile and air wa'erght Tor seven Gents
foot or paved with Cement, concrete ior Ten ooais
for the bulk or space Of ,honsandbrick
;,,Sn IF ABIJAN SMITH, 26 Eamilton-st
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u Gournud's Vegetable liquid Rouse-
CoupoSsa materially r0;I flower >alpes. iuaf.s
delicate caroaton tint the complexion, muovaihe oy
rus,oGg with handkerchief linen cloth. 50 cents a
ba,e-to be had only Al 81 Waker-streei, door from
dray lni,
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II Hats of the Fall style are NOW ready.
The model for the is slight modification of the
prevailing Paris mode
SPENC ER'S Sale. Room.
Srpt Isl 2
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tosThe best weapon OF dtiehcr Invented can oe dis
charged six times in b et seconds hand aud war
ranled not 10 get out OF order AZ wholesale and retail e
81 Inns J. G BOLEN, l0i Broadway.
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rbis popular article commended the public pecu-
arly desirable the present tae for lis economy For
elegance and durability, conpe,es successfully with tie
mos, costly Hats worn Price 50 25. SPENCER,
aiStf Fashionable Halter No. 245 Broadway.
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" Fall StyIe of daenIie,nen's HNafs.-BlRD,
corner of Pine Nasssustreels ROW ready for lnpec
,on and sale The Fall Standard Pattern for Gentemcns
Hais September T. 81 F,SMNW*
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II Remember the k:et1orai Of tSe Ernl
Gnrnphinc Oil, Spirits and Improved Burner, to La
Favelle Ra 5af Broadway, opposite Nih.o's, prices
tiuced nearly 50 per cent q. w. McCREO1, Jr-
au Is lln u
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~ Five Hundred difercnt designs Necklaces,
Bracelets, Watch Gnarts Earrings BreaS-pls Flow low
nr air of living sr deceased friend get ormed by
BARRY into any design the mind can conceive IN such
form il will he keepsake invaluable A. =. b.. u'e o'y
: - -, . " 80, - n, .,,;rs aul6 lmls
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ONLY ONE SHILLING

UNIT UIE
for SherGans Poor Mans Plaster, real curea tor pains
weakness the back breast or any part OF the
itcant be beat, we know ns:ther can shermans ofrs
Tooth Paste be beat hardening the gums and sweeenng
the breath Ills warehouse l06 Nassau street, one door
above Ann Agents n Ea.t Broadway, lSS Bowery, 2N
n dson rs William street i0 and 273 Broadway, ard l9
Fulton street Brooklyn Be TO get Shermans 81 2U
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gr PARTICULAR NoiIuh.-rhtre persons t,avins
furGure csay description 10 dispose OF ol who break
ins housekeeping, will hnd9 ready sale ier any pert,oo
upon the subscriber. Gan:s any purchased.
z. COTTON & Co. 49, CiatE nTr-st.
A, Private Saie-2 r Piano SoyteS tal " III he sold
}c,y n
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Neutrality-suspicious. to learn
Nv Straw Sewing. L.ghorn Netting, and me aIcra- are
tos OF Bnrne Four Hat and Bonnet Presses for sale
Also an apprentice young rom IL To 3yrar, od 10
learn Bonnet and Hat Pressing &c Apply at III HUDSON
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chaser al r Felix Gouraus celebrated Powders for up
rpoliag hair without The sghe,, injury to he kn can
,hem tested before buying-proot positive s ana no ms
walker street, one door from Broadway; 81 per bottle
AcsNTs-New Haven, Z. Myecs; Providence C. Dyer Jr;
pon-hk.epsie, j. Gray; Lowell, MessrS Carssion Coz
Boston, Jordan Mlk-st; Goshen, Elicit AUS Inns
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az Good Board anc pleasant Rooms caa be obtaized
a; No. IS ciitst s., eilV
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GP GourRud's Eau de Benute, or True Wa
ter of Beauty for remov,.g lan ppes lreckes nochrs
saowness redness all cuianeons diseases eic!ng e
cae white hands neck and arms and realizing healhy
nvenile boom To be had original office 81 Walker
street one door from Broadway; 81 bottle Beware oi
cheap trashy and teleerion> compounds LADIES with red
si,,,t;n. II 81 lms
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NJ Sob Printing Office for saic.-an nfice
egb ecalei In City brockiyn conaina@a choice
selection c Printing Materials including medium Wash
agton EresS all N tr' rae srder baros been n use
few months There Is profitable OF custom winch
may be materially Increased oy energy and attention To
young maa nf industry small capital this is first
rate opportunity Apply at No. SO Futo-sree Brooklyn,
for further particulars s9u
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M ANTED, a situation by first rate
w Scotch coachman; can speak French ana spanish
English DO. oser do, IRISH lsDorers Ihese ioen are
,ezoerafe and well recommended. Apply n Nassau ST.
rprnne IN SIt II =
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THINA, GLASS and Earthenware, at
Z very low prices Those in want vii; ind il TO their
interest to call and examine the store, No. II Cathe
rine.s; near Chatham square p. p PAGE au3l eodimls
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. ].
ham House 6S Barc!ays! Newfork proer, advantages
Strangers stopping e'S days or weeks III the CITY sa
a street. very near the business part OF the city, and II
he immediate vicinity OF the principal steamboat landings
lis apartments are convenient aud neat While us taote
supplied with he best Vegetables and Fruits tha can he
procured excluding earely Animal Foot and Snnn!a1is
OF all kpds Charges noderate($i 10 . per uay ioF
tansienl-a,d every effort made TO render B*arders c-H-
portable shower Baths free Remember 63 barclays
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The Anti. Angular system ot Writing.
GREAT EGTlON.
FkuM TWELVE To SIX DOLLARS.


NE r. BRlSTOW, Of London, respect
Ifs lu,lv informs The Ladies and Gentlemen OF New
York ard Bro.kyn that his classes Day and Evening have
commenced a TIE season. and thar he has REDUCED bis terms
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7 :
The transactions to-day The Brokers' Board to
fzir extent, and principally in Harlem and Long Island
Stocks generally not ru und sellers pleniy-
Delaware declined F1rmers' Loan !. Harlem, in spite
OF the Efforts OF the great bull house. fell of per cent
This, however mnch decline was anticipated
after The statement in morning paper When, however,
l. discovered that certain shorts had suggested that
statement lis effect was lost Union Bank improved per
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The The Erakers BOARD yer rot large I'm, in some
INSCRIPTIONS tc decline was ."eNe'' ptiaWat anu MUG
son improved Il per cent. Mohawk improved q. Long
islana decl'ie" !--New-'er>'y per CEN.
The tendency ct State Stocks was stu toward lower
ORR r,es ana liali SOLD a, o. Indiana fi'es
"e.e'' per cent foF state SKIES 1867, Q" was oiefea
ne s"'es W.T. a, '"''"S
lSao ~ ORR on. % 2.%o ....b3 days iS
5000 DAYS Sl 0Gc9 so DAYS Is
1909 do ..............z lS.
Foreign Exchanges quiet hut small sales Sterling
made at II a 8 Francs a3oa ssh!
Inland bulls are dull o-ay Inc quantity Offering Is small
On On SOM points 'ne rates iS.s W. qp0e -
Baltimore iNsc"oo'a 10 -
Snr, i't C,ron, Il r; Is
Charleston IL Il Louisville .....7.
Savonnah ..........2 LOUIS ..........i2 90
Iinellla ;,, %
Macon IS -Iim,iinno II- \ 10
Mobile .........l5 ais: Illinois
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JOSIAH Richards, Aucueneer.
By BANGS. RICHARDS Y pl.AII,
Store 10 Broadway
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 10,

q
WORKS on ESGiNEgSISC, ARCHITECTURE, ANTIQUITIES
Illustrated Books. Sc-A very CHOICE and valuable pr
vale collection OF Architectural! and illustrated Works and
Worns Civil Eng aeerlGg, many c Them r>hiy boIn,-
,l0ng them complete 81 ~ tons Architectural aud
Taieedral AnGue, England elegantly bound "ood's
Letters OF ,chtrc; France Italy ard Greece We
trGvan Architecture KoSn>on'> Neruvps Brl'dnicu>
Lai-g' Pan 81 Public and Private Buildings OF Londou;
Mur!hey Sou>as Church and Rova! Monstere> OF Ba-
TAXA nwoc> trechIheIon AMI other Antiquities o Athens
Daken Bells trcla1 Arvh lecture; En'tnghams Got'c
Ornaments fugsn Il lie kelN> Architectural trnqnLies;
robinson, Gate lodge and Park Entrances 'tfnhe De-
Signs Tor Churches; Smiths Designs Tor Ornaments; Mugs
Designs tor shop Fronts ara ENteror Doors; DoDai>on>
DESIGNS loc Doorv:ay> pc-oAes Modern Finishing for Room.
CIVIL Engineer and .trchii.ct'S Journal 81 numbers
Also rugS splendid Views lars Views IN the North
OF Wales beautifully cocrsd, obong too Ciark> Ear!burN,
u!l>t-aied Philip Eect and Color Moses Copies 81
Vases Aers Candclabr and Tripods from the Louvre at
Paris
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POLICE OFFICE.

I.1 - CEsnAY' ;,TNFc!I 8.
five Young men went 10 the door OF the house Of Eliza
Logue, No 10 Thomass,reet and bcin. rsu-e adTancc
Jumped tue rail, OF the forced their way through
mosh crockery ware, threw lamp al person III
the apartments aud OF them named John rimp>nn
czing Mr.. Iogue BY the throat. chokcd her. forced her
bed, and cpfieavorod violate Ler person. The watch
called and after difficulty succeeded in eneriag
the premises, wicrc arrested Timp>on and another
named Thomas Brown, who lodged in the watclr
house, tho others cccling herec1pe Mrs Logue todaj
made affidavit the Police Office against Timpson aud
Brown and they committed IN default OF $500 bal! 10
answer
Twomcn named Douctery and Rice arrested and
committed for stealing coat and panaloons from $50
Gre, xyici,.S
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New York Museum,
FORMERLY PEALE'S. Broadway

u opposite tie City Hail and Park.
The who'll, collection has recently undergone
-angenen aud maay yauable articles added 10 II. The
Portrait Gallery has beer greatly increased and enlarged
) well as the Lecture Rosnl.
Among the Miscellaneous CurioSt.es NAV be named the
EGYPTIAN Mummy the City OF rhehc>. nj least 5000
wears old Jayane.e and other Idols Sephulcal N-sl
tanning Ashes the Dead Curious Coral tNep;unes Punch
BowIJ sea Lions Sianese Twins in Wax &c
DAcUERRE5TYPE LlKENEssEs taken from 3 10 every
az, seconds OF time and neatly framed by Me>Sr
Morand < Peac.
O'Clock every afternoon highly interesting eS
ptrilnents in MEsMERisM ASIMAL MAGNETISM take
place The subject blind lady intelligence and the
operatoris Rubels Pealc manager the Museum.
Philosophical Experiments take place evening ~ the
Lecture Room at halt past and every Saturday alter
noon Al 3 O'clock
F,$cy GLASS WORKING BY Mr. Marshall.
Yearly Tickets for single person 80; gentleman and
lady 81 and Tor family $40. Day visitors admitted the
evening without further charge.
Admission, usual - children halt price. mi
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pEAVER CLOTHS at Prime Cost, a,

DEAVER CLOTHS at Prime Cost, at
~ the NEw-YORK CASH TAILORING ESTAB-
LlSIIAENT, li2 Fulton street. SrondTny.
For days Only, in order dispose OF the balance
Of onr very desirable stock Of Beavers embracing great
variety OF STYLES Ganlrmen who still in wan, OF
GOOD and fashionable invited 10 call and exam
ne for themselves, Goods direct from The mFou
-rs bought exclusively for cash.
~ B-AfuI assortment of superior Cloths Cassimcr-s
and N.,tings aiwaysb, found t- ahovn establishments
Full suits Furnished tweniy-our hours notice
Cash on delivery. and no abate. ent in prices.
IS J. C. EOOTlI. Agent;
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AND SEE..-Drv Goods selling

GONE AND SEE-Drv Goods selling
Y athaIfprce at HALLS Cheap Store, No. % Cahe
rinsst. Henry, where may be found the following
articles at great bargains Domestic Goods OF all descrlp
on. VIZ. Yard wide leavv Shecng, 6.d al. hleacied
3D. Cd, l0 heavy 81 SLeengs n i, usually sold al IS
sd; Prints .rce> suit the times from 6,co Is sane IA
usually Sold a is to j, I'd. streceved raul auction
splendid lot OF English Print, at Is sd, usually sod Al . Cd:
beautiful lot ri Frcncn Prlhts 2s formerly sold ATS:
Mous-,iine de LANES from rs to 50 90 per dress.
SILKS. SILk--Blach, hlue.hack and coored, al great
bargains French Bomtazsc> cheap; also, splendid
>OrmeGt Cashmere Shaals, usually .od al S5O, which Will
sold great bargains; Brocic and SILK Sta' great
reduced prices; also Cloths, Cfssinere Satnes AMI
V.,inys. Moie,hiD<, Bang-up, Cord and Gamhroon,,
beautiful article osan striped Muslin suitable for Spring
and Summer Dresses arge lot OF Bishop Lawns AT bali
price. suitable for artificial flowers.
lNENS-JuSt received from auction four cases OF LIN.
ems price. before offered in th- cv also 80 dol
lars worth Linen Cambria Eliks which will be said al
1nlslnsly low priCe from Il Sd 10 j.. Een>tlccl nj
5>. very tne Bird, Eve Diaper al very low prices.
We selling tive nj striped and PLAID Mrrrmach
Calico the unheard-o price OF Is per yard sold ali oSrr
the i Ladies' YOU viii call and examine
took OF goods tnk YOU Will away satisfied that our
advertisement Is 10 humbug the public.
" B--Ne have inst received 49, pieces OF dark ctniz
Calico which Will be sold lswhich have sold III Is
Sd until this day. Also, rom auction, Il beautiful lot OF
ombre staple silks article, al prices 10 suit the tines
IN.
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TO announce tina; MS frs; Concert Will take place
THURSDAY EvENI>Ga the hall oil the Society Library
Broadway. which occasion hi daughters Mary and Ro
VIII make their r>, appearance Ne"i York Mr.
the pleasure 0; Li!in. ths; has secured
the aulblt aid Of Nr e l. Walker, who Viii preside NJ
ls piano o-tf ana perform 4 >oc by tha!beTE Ticket,
which viii commence quarter before s. For p,rou
II. small bills NIB Sc
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pa FOR SALE.-A nice litrIe Farm Of
aeg FROM s 10 10000 lbs Of Fresh Gar

ti-e or sale in quantities suit purchasers at Bird OF
MANS permanent establishment: corner OF Egftrerii.,l
and Broadway Also The Young GareG.f'. Assistant.
containing The, results OF Ms ~ years practice \. ". ork
A this has been honore4 By The aware o. Colo We
al iron, the American Institute, winch. wit The
state Agricultural Society have also Vrd-d several copir
OF Premiums superior s.scaens OF Garden Products,
farther comment Is deemed unnecessary. ms I'm
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AUCTION SALES.
BY S DRAPER, Jr.


THURSDAY, March 10.
Al 10 O'Clock al The AUCTION Room
FRENCH Gooo>.-icG cases French Goods iuSt landed
from latest arrivals posing desirable assortment
" 'a>'nnaoic goods adopt 10 tie crn CT
as}si'Is fns approved endorsed ao,s->
.~ta'S2a rs sn't >sfGpie> morning. q. sale.
p'NAeso 1ocos-6 cases "oI,eG's wh.ie ard back He
>er damaged on tie voyae OF port.o. the
>pectinn OF The Ws-,,-rr, Of he ,.,rt for cash
DAMAGED GOODS Cases Ribbons, damaged or the roy
deus OF ;Ie port. tor cash.
On SATURDAY, March T.
Al lie O'Clock.
cases West England WOOL black Case e.a,,, OF, the
voyage importation >1 Ike underw r,,efs
Tor cash!
Also. Cloths and Ca>>ner> from, the shelves, ce,t
c' t tnoni1s, e apprqS Ell endorsed poies
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DY 1he-Hbn:, q. 2. InerahaIn, Associate

VI therfIbH, u e. =. s,
Corr q cs9g2s rS' b IN sbS I even .1e
Ia. been issued by Judg- directed
20 the c and c9p . 9 kssn te .b fo or
iaeii l- lb. cb-!ongins, the por G! New-fork,
ss is eorli,anaed BY John Rust, asenl or owner and
hat al CLAIM. To have any detaand. axanst me
Ion Of, he az: ME OF the 9th chapter OF the third part Of
f revised staut Required TO deliver an account OF
tr clar. 10 aid Judge AZ the City Hall OF
ma CIV of cvTstx within three months from the tSt
publication thai their remedy asain.t me
asI !. ii. G lrtt -, and thai the SAID ve>, viii he
odd !r e ,aplent The claims against her, shtfss ur
o,yner conssnee or comr.anler thereof nr- P-fson
Interested tht.ren, appear and discharge 'hr san
o-dioorn law ,hjn the said ihrae months Dated the
e., day al March, l2;2 WILLIAM DODGE.
ma 'iaUSio Attorney for Attaching Creditor
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A MERICAN. MuSEUM.-Everv Day

( and Evening This Weck.--The manager hss. Al
much pens-, effected engagement with iA\-LOO!
The great Chinese ugger, who his arrival ~
THIS country, has performed before immense audiences IN
Boston who astonsied NJ the surprising d'x:er1y.
Chinese Justly celebrated. Mrs Philips. the
piished Vocalist Sir Hearty, the Ballad Singer; Mr T.
Morris. the Comic Singer: and Cerilo ,he beautiful lr
dancer, engaged. Model OF Dublin. and Falls 81 Ma
cara Week longer. Pneumatic Ra Roa-. Aibno La
tv, ard Fancy Glass Bo,riag 4 novel experiment IN An
na Magnetism. Hall Eion OF Curiosties exhibiting
day and night. splendid Day Performance every SaIrr
day afternoon. Grand Cnsmorana Views changed every
Monday. Abundance the hole - cents children hall
price. Day vSi-rs admitted The evening free. M
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TrEsnAT, March e.
W. Shaler, Esq, acting District Attorney
Trial FOR BuRGIARY.-DarId B-vd wa. put UPON his
trial FOR burglar the second DECREE il, breaking INTO
the house OF David Christie the Ninth Avenue betr
Tity-sevenit ana Tirty-eg li-stree and stealing SO
IN money on the 9Th January last Tlie prisoner had
hodrAea and lodged The house few DAYS being taxa.
IN out 81 pure kudnes. epose and when Christie
amt las VIE were absent the being fastened with
paddock i4le housa Jar2iarTou entered bv breaking
tte paddock ant eu Mr.. Chrl.ti-came home
lns accused IN the house snd The which lad been
placed beween The beds gonele prisoner immediately
leaving the ou>e Tins the testimony ct Mrs Christie.
tor Tue defence II proved that Mrs Christie b.
Obtained assistance OF the ia" Of accused by way
ior truth ar baf-tla - had made statements Of her
and Court-lat ai. Mr. Hovd She hal only LOST
S2-and the only fastened With leather
string The Jury iounb tie accused p@i guilty.
TRAITOR RuBGINC THE FIRST DEckEE~--"l!arn
Mccullough Implicated win \. Dougerty YESTERDAY
co.vicedl .d Tor robbery the frst d-9r-t N rob
Jiny Clifford Johnson coOr"G man, n No - Dwight
street III nj, ci worth SIG. 81 pencil
su. IN house had reput. CrostTec near Mulberry
on b, night !i February last siii been TdggrG
ipro the nlace cn0rCd Woman wien the prsonc; and
Dnuycf,v cams and hw the candle, scared, beat,
threatened sab INN, and force his watch,
h, and lied DDugii"rtv Canght the night and
,s:, watch pocket roo, FeCovercthe prisoner
rested SOM. LAYS aiter"ar and q age.
He was blended liy Mr. &. Pepper and the lury sund
him guity and recommended iiu mercy Ti. Coart
sentenced Ian Prison Tor Ten ycars-and An
drew Doughertv hi. coinac- for Is year, and months.
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t s-Ribhons.-Cap Lace
Il seems Cap Ribbons cents; Bonnet Ribbons >hii-
ing; Lace Musln,; Cuttings; Insertings; Collars Hat
Silks, &c. Mllin4r> and Pedars supplied at
ma Inns LEEPEK'S, cor GRIND and ChrSslie,rees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-09
LAWYERS DIARY

CALENDAR OF THE COMMON PLEAS, PART FIRsT-Sl, Is.
3. 80, IS. 90. 45 d. 70. =. 70. 81 81, G5. %
PART SEcoSo'33, i72 GO, g. 90. &c, ll2, IL, 23 49,
100. lo2. lst. 1871 l9o. 200.