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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-01-01
JIG. GREGORY & CO.. Managers.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.

JIG. GREGORY & CO., Managers.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
Glass for lS4l.
To be drawn at Wilmington, Del on Thursday Both
December, lS4l.
GRAND CAPITALS.
$4,000!
5,o00-$1O,O O0-$6, o00-$5, OOO-S3, 900
$2,320--
30 prizes of s l,000-60 of $500--6O of 5000
1919 of $200--65 of $100-&c &C.
Is Number Lotery-l3 Drawn Ballots
Tickets $l0-HaIve $5-Quartcrs So so.
Certificates of Packages 26 Whole Tickets $3.50
Do do 26 Half do IS
Do de DC Quarter do ~ m
For tickets and shares, or certificates of package
in the above splendid Lotteries, address
j. G. GREGORY & CO, Managers,
Washington city, ID. C.
Drawings sent Immediately after they are over to
call who order above.
nov 20-2aw3wd&c
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A MERlC AN PREMIUM STEEL PENS The
IA Subscriber has just received an assortment Of
Steel Pens, from the mandatory of ]. Hayden &
Co, Of Haydensvle, Massachusetts to which he in
vtes the attention of the public For the superiority
Of these Pens silver medal was awarded to the
facturers by the American Institute. Mark Levy's
New York Circular Pointed Pens, fine and broad
points.
lie has also for sale large assortment of Gllotts,
Winde's, Rhoads & Sons and other steel pens, all OF
which he offers at most reasonable prices
WIN. +. BAYLY,
(Agent for j. X. Herrck,)
Penn. av. between 18th and 18th SITS
dec 20
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STATIONERY, OF SUPERIOR QUALITY
~ FOREIGN AND AMERICAN--Th sub

lAllONERf OF SUPERIOR QUALITY
~ FOREIGN AND AMERICAN--The sub.
scrbers have constantly on hand extensive assert
ment of Foreign and American Stationery, of the
finest qualities and they receiving by each arr al
from London and Paris, varieties Of the best Sta
tionery articles of those cities.
They are also engaged IN manufacturing almost all
kinds OF American Stationery, and particularly of
BLANK BOOKS,
Gfthe most durable kind, made from the finest linen
paper, and bound in a manner uncqudiled in this
country for strength and durability. Books made by
their predecessors upon the plan still followed have
been in use upwards of si1ty years. without giving
way, and any Of their superfnc books which may be
ordered will be warranted to stand usagefor that length
of time
Orders from public offices, institutions and indvi-
duas will be attended to with promptness and at fair
rates. HOGAN & THOMPSON
No. 30 North 1h ST., and No l0S
Chestnut st, Philadelphia.
may 2S--lv
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18
CIVIL COURTS.

In the Circuit Court acton for assault, and battery was
brought by Jerome b. King against Luke Fay. The par
ties moving III >pectab- buSincss circle Some
misunderstanding occurred between them relative 10
count when the defendant col!are, plaintiff and violently
assaulted HIM Verdict plalfi$5O damages and costs
of Court.
In he Superior Court; f. 4 G. w. lIoughon brought an
acton against the Mayor and Comnonay OF Ncw-iork 10
damages for the overIlO wing OF premises occupied
by them saw-il! nj the OF Canal and Elm
streets during rain Storm the OH May, i8}l
The plaintiffs lost about 81 Coo. which they attribute 10 the
bad OF the culvert and and hence bring suit
Outtc part OF the Corporations shown that The storm
had bcenrnorc than known for years and that
the had not been ovcriowea;ay other period The
Jury found Tor defendant
In the same Court William s Slocurn and Isaac Staur-
brought action against Monmouth b. Hart. Sheriff.
recover damages OF levy made by him at
the building establishment Of .ilanson H. Chase, in Fifth
street. between Avenue, and D, OF which they
Sgsees The jury found for plaintiff
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18

all he could forus and 10 settle the matter The
FOODS taken from the in New street about
week ate. this interview Heard the key OF the store
IN the hands OF Brown. Brothers j. CO. previous 10 the
meeting Was advised BY M Griffin TAKE possession
the property New afterwards acted under the adj
vice of Nj Lord his counsel Charged both the defendants
a, various times with having wiu intended 10 de;raud
the firm by arpropratlng property their ind.
vidra Made such charge in June 1870 AI-. AInory
conveyed his farm Sing Sing en the st July 1870
MY Ogden rented OF Mr.. Amor. ard occupied AZ
Mr. Amos houses that farm before conveved 70
me- Mr. Aory occupied the other house the On
going up the river July, l5i stopped short tine at
residence OF Mr. Amor and him and his wife NJ
Arlory with pleasure excursion. nave seen
~ son Ogden and Mr. Anory together in wagon going
church Ne"er told Rev. 3fr. Ial5e at considered
li,. Aory honest man, but might have sid thai Nh
Auiry performed his promise .nrelaoa to The farm ou'
the discover the large amount OF missing
property did ever speak M irlory any other than
language condemnation Oh his conduct Nere. sad To
Mr. S,raag or M Hobart that the losses had sustained
b. Anory < Leeds was more owing the negligence Of
my than dishonest Or improper conduct on the
part OF Aror5 Leeds Mr.. mory often went with me 70
my counsel Mr. Lord. the suhect OF Our business He
never refused TO 60 ard seemed disposed ALL all he
could and TO get the business became HIM Made
use OF both OF them witnesses for US treated ooth Inc
defendants cvlly when e1 ter DID rot call them ID
rascals when them in the streets but conrfrssd With
them business ~ the last interview when ss
Tor them did not state them that wanted $4,000 or
$4,000 but told them bow felt and what int ended 10 DO
told them supposed they had some $4,000 Sio0 Tor
me- but did not believe they had such thing. When
they told they had nothing fer me, told then he
must then take The coseq uences might have said, butt
don, remember saving Messrs. Robinson that intend
ed TO get al! could Amor Leeds, aiilic!i punish
them afterwards.
ithaIt:pa.t four ococ. tie cour, adiourneito len
Friday 'sOcning.
II The following letter Of Amory Leeds 4 Co has been
furnished the referred the testimony yesttr
day. =tCopy(
..Nfs-I oRS, juno %, 1893.
at is hereby understood thai OF the goods are s2.
which marks numbers handed in invoice OF tls
date Messrs John liagger;J Sons, they are 10 be re-
placed by another invoice. IL understood that this amount
goods subject 10 the approval at Measr John !iagey
Sons be kept Sncred Tor TIE loan OF their paper Tor >IX
months take paper a, such ae and time OF payments
require, ami take OF such paper a II
comes ii required 1t is further agreed that for any
amount goods 10 be sold nj 'uctiOn, MsSr llag
CERT. Sos viii charge the additional . per cent: upon
The usual charges but amount covered by sales
ccl, Policies OF Insurance Of l! NwYOrk Mutual Sntety
aud Merchants Insurance Co tor yivc thousand to
lars arc handed NS>r j. liaggerty Sons for their pro
lection and transferred 10 them.
tSgn~D ..iMORI LEEDS Y CO"
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18
CoRONERs OFFICE.

INUKaUN1,
The Coroner held an nqucs, Wednesday evening AT
No 10 Rigestrcct, in the rear,on The body OF Catherine
Peterson aged So native OF ,ls city The deceased, who
had been incorporate was taken Ill some months nce Win
cough and, having physician. died on Tuesday tore
noon Verdict-Ded OF disease the liver and lungs. eN-
pnsure and want OF medical attendance.
Also to-day No. 1872 liyinu,onsreet, on The body OF
John Dorsey colorcd man. aged so native OF Phladel-
pha who sick eight months al 1856 ltiyingon-
street, with cough PAID IN the SIDE nc anu dicd without
anr physician a, O'Clock "Wednesday afternoon Ner-
dctDied of disease OF the lungs and want of medical at.
tendance.
Also AT his Office, Halls Of Justice onlhe body al an un-
known female infant, found in the dock in the East River,
near the fool Of Pkccc with brick tied round
NerNcl. That il stillhOrn.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18

>aisS
FRIDAY EVENING. February IS.
At s: O'clock. At The Auction ltonIn
Law LtESN SYA large collection OF valuable Ia" ooNhS
sybr,ciag Modern Reports. Dige>.s and Ireau>eS cary
English Reports ,mous them are S'ne's Arrangement
Supplement-; vot> CALI hes; e,itou petre>o,t Asr7dse
nent vols cali. English edition: ModeTa Reports - vols
Corpus IGrls Cirlu vols lolo Corpus Jurs Caaonca
.oo Leve> de lacas.I vols toh. very rare Nov>'na
Recnpacisu vols toio Hns>es Chancery ReroES,
.,os Chity's Commercial Law. vols, English edition;
tiorsuanS Cunevyanciug, vols EeterS Admiralty Dec-
SONS vols: names Principles OF Equity, vols "hartonS
Digest, Nerr!s Pels llarons ChnncCry REPORTS Auier-
can Law Journal. vols Also the Reports OF! CToke
Strange, Coyuvn Burrows Wilson w Blackstone, H. Back
sorr sale and Selwvn. Dallas Choate and LEROY Esp-
nas>e Smith lar,ires Amber Newiand Turner Finch,
HALL llarriSon> Digest vo Cruises Digest vols ia
co>> Law Dictionary. vols Lees Dictionary OF fraStce
vols Fosters Crown Law Hands Crown Practice Each-
ey'S Sheriff. vols Pa,ow's Arrangements Iaitots Eases
McNaly. Evieuce; Gritty Raves Lex Metcaio11a vos
,ot!leyiS Obligations. vols Wooddesons Lectures J VOLS
lmburlle on wills. ) vols Roberts on "Es; Nrwian on
Contracts Coventry Mortgages vols; John.oas CnHn.
ery RcnortS v6s kvd on Corporations Awards ana bsis
NIon,s>q,iieu on Laws vols; Par, or Insurance CRY on
me Constitution VOLS; Story on Conflict Law Fhi!' Ga
Evidence StoryS Equity, Chtty,> Criminal! Law staTSe
on SANDER Eden gnjuncons. Philips on iinraSe' re
yi,el vols. Burrows Reports, vo!'' rNeheuet
REPORTS vols. Eng>, Common Law Reports II voS Ne
va. RsI-1rt> vols. Paine and DnerS Prac:icr' Nos
Cruises Digest vols Story on the Constitutions h''o'uN
Pleading; lioiInan'> ChancCrys Practice Npi4 AS
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18

By s. DRAPER.
Store 5; Willianl.>.reei, corner Of T!nc,st-set
TIrESoAS E-h =,

TUESDAY. Feb, -
A. 6obiock st The Aucticr Hncsa
P-cksre Saleo pacagcs OF British. Scotch, 'Fsa ana
American Dry Goods OF Importation comprising
ars ar! desirable >SaSI1n.e stNods-on
errSii; Of months, Tor approved endorsed NOTES
Ass rae asc English Coated GingbaaS damaged OF
The VOYAGE o: Importation To be sold for account OF the
aIiisrNrrrr> o-ca>h.
Catalogues .nd samples tie morning OF sale.
Also caes French goods. daaagsdon The voyage Q; IN
0gtaon Sold aceoun; u the undeswTlIs.s, Tor casa
THURSDAY. Feb. -
Il 10 O'Clock the Auction ROOM
French and German Goos-s cases Ervcca and Ger
aau Dry Goods JUS; landed per latest arrival eo'zrTts'n
most desirable assortment fashionable ind seasopabie
Goods. credit OF SIX months ,oe apprrcd endorses
not">.
Catalogues asl samples on the g,ornins OF sale
SATURDAY, Feb, So
Al 10 O'clock the Auction Rsom.
Cloths AMI Ca>sme-e>-t large anc general assor.usnS
NJ w., nj Eprlsp Cloths and CaSSuncrrs received lave
arrivals on crrxsit OF SIX months for approved endeTsed
,.,-.s, c.,
Al Private >aeChina Elk Silkh'tAs; DO asso1sa sew
case. E.n.v French >tve Paid CaS>nsie VIZ; o2'
ort: Fancy. Mkt. De Jo:nvtile. &c g., c.,,
A!~-Igo pieces ~, - and e. "e!e ai'a "eo eHAoA
tf.rfc
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18
New Attraction
r9NIE. NE.M-NORkM MUSEUM. formerly

reale's, having undergone maj eriaI alterations ana q
n.,y and improved arrangement, of tn. collection OF
curio:es anoirctS nj Science and Antiquity, for which
purpose itaShrtu for time partially closed VIII mere
alter present atraeoIs IN every department ~
celebrated Portrait Gallery much admired a. containing
The aE almost only henese> OF our early and most DIS
,ineil>ed Heroes Patriots and Statesmen has been greatly
improved byrevarnSing The Scientific articles have ren
arrange, and adapted Orte hes: purposes O! study ana sor
trachinovoutl The Lecture Room has bean greatly IN
Jared and improved Tor the accommodation OF Intelligent
and respectable audiences and for oiccturs by dts
tinguishe lecturers, with extensive Apparases nc Many
yy article, nj curiosity have been added and the whole
presents uneGualed advantages tor rational amusement an!
usetulnSucton Parents and teachers. the friends OF sci
rucc and zcnS generally, ar. invited Ia call. ~
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18

u Eor One 'Ionil, Only Terms reduced from
Ton 70 Tire. Dollars Academy 28l Broadway, opposite
Washington Hall
Mr. GOLDSMITH, the American Unriyaued Penrnat,
pledges himself 10 apar the Ladies and Gentlemen o
Ncw.York and Brooklyn his much admired system OF Me'
camille and Epis,oatory
WRITING,
or return she money al the expiration OF the lessons
Mr. G. has Obtained The rlr. Premium three successive
wears tor Tie hes, specimens of oiihand Writing exhibited
a, the Fairs OF the American Institute
Rooms open during 'he Day and Evening
The I.adic. will me-, daily from II 10 o'clock
Opino sof the Press
Mr. GoLDsMlrH.--Jun ne from "ha, we have seen we
Boston Morning Post
Mr. CONSERVATIVES say urhestatiagiy tie most
accomplished oi.hand Penman we have ever seen.
[New-York Evening Signal.
New-York. Jan Is, 1852 ia Cts
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18
MONEY MARKET.
Sale. a, the stock Exchange, February II.
Commercial and Honey Matters.


The sales al The Brokers Board ,o-dav were ilea ard
viou; material variation Stocks generally 'rer- TrI-
Delaware and Hudson improved per cent and Mohawk
J. per cent
In State Stocks the sales reached s1Ho at deciin
ing rates New.York Skies 1862 pressed the mar
ket and declined per selling 80 Ewes 1858. te
OF II. Indiana Bonds :. Illinois mpro"ed.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18
d. ED

a, the residence OF Samuel Fowler Esq, Yorktown.
W.,,ch,.r Co. y T. Febriary II Catherine Burr, only
child ofCavin ana the late Mary Ann Emmon o:;h CIV
aged wears, months AMI II days ,,,:
Al Bjngham,on Broome Co. January q, Andrew Man,
native OF scotland aged IS FOR resident OF
this city. re-,
Cornwall OF WILLIAMSBURG Ferry, ant daughter OF m
Woods ol.;hs CIV il! the 2ls year Of her age.
Al Wesifeld Nj. January S. Moses DcAeFson d >o'-
der OF the Revelation, aged l0 years.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Reported to. The Newly orA T1ib nhe'
COURT OF SESSIONS.
Before the Recorder, Judges Lynch and Noaf ana Aioe'
~ rne, Balls and Pollock.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18
LAWYERS DIARY.....F

LAWYERS DIARY.....F e5Tuary Is.
crxn,e OF TIE SUPERIOR COURT, THUS DAY-iS ida 20
~ a. 90 az IS s. g. 7a, co. 81. 200 sl -
81 % Of 90. i0 ei, los, no. III, H. ll9 H.
liz ,i6' rs, li9, 80. III o,,-e-7 oas.
600 Il - ST. 81 49, 81, 81 SO, 60, 63, 20, o. eo'
og 08I. .4S, 1877, 1872, 24o, PIG, $50, 1877.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18
A BRILLIANT NUMBER.
TWO ELEGANT ENGRAvINGs.
A SERMON on THE "HARD TINES"

A Ne IL VI UA w LIE III An i / VI L ~
u THE NEW WORLD OF SATURDAY., FEE 10 will
he an exceedingly rich and valuable number refer
cpce to the below will sufficiently indicate
l. ORIGINAL ARTICLES-l. STANZAS TO LOCH
LOMOND by Miss Isabella Smith OF Glasgow, Scot
land, with exquisite Engraving. 9.
"TEsESE HARD TIMES"
A Sermon from Eccl. vi. l0-by Rev. Jas. a. Boes:
eloquent and appropriate. 3 Dumas TRAVELLING
SKETCHES, embracing The Col de Bame and "Jac-
qnes Bamats First Ascent of Mont very int
resting l. ENGLAND AND CHINA the English
version o! The Origin and History OF the War. 3. Two
Poetic Arcics.
II EDITOEIAL.--l. lSTrnH.rroStL CoryRIcHr Ours
rIox . The Boz Bali .: PULPIT SKKTcHrs-Or.
Vile Dewey and Henry w. Bellows 4. CHARLES
DicxESs 5. HENRY A WISE Z The NtpisoHIAN.
!. WAsHlNCToS lRvI~o-and several other articles
Also several columns of Literary Notices.
III. SELECTED AKTICLEs-l. ,HAUSrrp HorsEs.a
from Mackays History Of Popular Delusions-Frs,
American Edition. ,. AMERICAN ScuLproRs I>lTAlY,
BY Hon. Edward Everett embracing notice Of Pow,
or the unyivaed Sculptor. 3. ASCENT TEMrls,
with an elegant Engraving. 1. "Mu AHp DEcE,-
prs" laughabe accoIr: Of trial Cor Breach Of Pro
mise 5. Burial q, Sea, by James Alirich, Esq; and
many short pieces
Together with copous synopsis 0! Political lntel!
lgencc News of,he Week, sc. &c
TsRM,-S So year {: cents single Publication otice
80 Ann Street, where gentlemen who wish 10 sub
scribe are respectfully requested 10 call.
Z(otl j. WINCHESTER, Publisher
II Jus, publisEed-rhe Grace and Duty OF being
Spiritually minded, declared ami practically mproyc by
John Owen ID. D., time Vice Chancellor ~ The | NJ
y,rsv OF Oxford. Carefully corrected from the authors
,.i,iou and Tor sale iy DAYTON \ NEWMAN,
~ cor. O! Fulton and NaS>au-sts.
91r"The prcacher.'' O Sketches OF Original Ser.
mons chiefly selected The manuscripts o: Two eminent
Dyipcs OF the las, century. - oil Lay Preachers
ana Young Ministers 20 which pgeiNed Familiar Essay
ON ,b, Composition OF Sermon \ edition IN two
volumes Svo jusI published and !oy sale by
DAYTON y NEWMAN.
10, Corner OF Fulton anu Nassau SIS.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18
NTFW DRY GOODS Dull Trade and

TT EW DRY GOODS dull Trade aud
i Hard Times has been the common complaint for some
weeks and il is natural for the Public seek expend their
money 10 the advantage New Goods and Cheap Goods
therefore, Will always command market and the subscriber
lest the Ladies slouiorget that they can be found at
3Ol Grand-street.
would take Time little b. foreock and inform them
thai he is constantly purchasing goods suitable Tor the COM
nr Season and those who desire the first choice and great
bargains would 10 ell cally early. The subscriber vii
spare pains the ensuing 10 please the Pubic and
hopes still enjoy that liberal patronage Hitherto received
just Received
verv rich assortment Silks, embracing Light and Dark
Striped and figured cene, gacae, striped ana vasr ana
variety Of other STYLES also iue black very heavy and rich
figures Plain Silks black and blue black, and mode coors
adsirae assortment Sars plain and figured marccns,
>inchcws, and GRO de Naples, fancy ooors
Shawls, Shaws.
Elegant embroidered Satin Damask, Silk Cashmere Bro
cha, kaby!c, Mcrino. &c. all very cheap
Prints.
very large assortment OF French and English Prints
Case. Mcrmac. Dover, Bristol, SC beautiful pattern>
DoInesiics.
l0cases Just opened Blcacled L. Cloths for Cd 10 IS
=l2 Bales unbleacheJ ,heetings for Cd 10 lodi
Double width .h-ttngs and sleengs yards wide, very
heavy
also,
Alerinos De LANES, Chalys, CMhrics, Cloths
Casres Vestius Satinetts, Gambrooa' Hosiery Glove
silk and Linen andkerchefs. Draperys DamasA Hollands
Papcr ru.i- White goods ofevery STYLE Cloths! tlanIeis
Drabde Eta and Russia Irish Diapers and amote every
article in Dry Goods the lowest rates.
j. II. DINGMAN.
=fTo ftis sol Grand-s,. corner Orchard.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18
4 MEXICAN MUSEUM = Corner oil

"a broadway and Ann 81 Manager and Director. Mr..
p r Rarnun. Additional attractions! every DAY ana
evening this week First appearance OF Mr. lisaftlev IN
S, 6t founded on the Legends 81 Ireland First
appearance ol Sal.e Rnsalle. Mr. Wilson and Nh De.
camp First time ri the ballet pnnoulne 81
LOVE AMONG THE ROSES.
Fancy Dance. Chimney Sweep Dance La SylphiGe. Ca
cfuclla and Gannt;e Encouragement OF Miss tayior
G: Booth. Ccr,n, Henry, AMI Abno Lady iia auilon
Of nro>!tjcs exhibiting day and night splendid perform.
aure cvcr Saturday afternoon. Model OF Dublin rails OF
Niarar and Fancy Glass Blowing week more Grand
Co,loramn : changed every Monday.
tdrlance the Museum and entertainments -'rtnlS
t-i,l,i-.,s,,n,Iar In half ,,ric, II. q
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18

IT Good Metlicinc-.-Every person VIII ae.no".
iT ~ one, that WHERE, there necessity for medicine, II
OF the utno>, importance make use OF an article mat
n of his patient To guard against disappoInt.
nr.s and mistakes. and 10 obtain GOOD AID GEN
MEDIClNES.put up neatly and carefully Al reasotaot
N1''s'''''' - - is lme0i!s
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18
". c. liaggety, Auctoneer.
BY JOHN HAGGEREi < SONS.
THIS DAY.


AZ 10 O'Clock. NJ their auction ROOM
PACKAGE SALs.jr0 packages foreign and aoIesuc Dry
Goods comprising large and desirable assortment OF sex
,onablc articles, n, 1 months credit.
Also an invoice OF Hosiery, comprising great variety oil
>tvlt and qualities. -.
Also damaged goods under the inspection oIhe "arden>
OF the port
cases SeersurAer Gjrehanls.
= bales Bro. and Green Shoe Thread.
eases G-t Checked NuSlinS
) cases Bravtrtctn-
Also AZ ca.ts Spring Goods received by Garrlrk, con-
sistipg >tve Prints GambtooAs, Or1nrd NelVeeehs
Printed Lawns, Jac0net Mu,iins, Sc.
ca>r> super an! extra >n%,!ine lr'>i Llens.
Afro, black and blue black Drap de Etc Tor : ems
Wear. =,
Also 10 cases wool Black. Indigo Blue, Invisible Green
and London SrOwn OF England Cloths, plhh AMI IAN
cy Wool, Black and cni0rcd Cassineres.
Also, invoice OF Eubm!tertd Goods coisiNiiiS o LII"
lies Caps, Chiiron'S do Bugs, Scar> and Carriers
Also al G0'glock with which thu, sale VIII commence 20
rolls fine and super'iae Ingram Carpets
tn, an assortment, OF Venetian Hemp and "iock 90.
Also under ms p"ction OF the warens OF the port or
OF un erwrlicr> damaged on tc 'uSuSe w IMP
tation, for aash,
Catalogue, and samples will be ready early ihe morning
OF, sale.
WEDNESDAY,.
PACKAGE SALE--it ~ O'clock nj their Auction Room
packages Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods comprising
general assortment o Staple and Fancy spring "oou''
per recent arrivals.
Catalogues and samples morning OF sale
THURSDAY.
Al II O'Clock at the Auction Room
LARGE SALE oE RUSSIA SHkEriSG AND CRAsh.-Da'.-
-e goods per ship Henry Cloy. from ST. Petersburg under
the inspection the Wnren o the port tor account OF tae
unerw
Isl bales Crash assorted width and qualities
48 bales Russia Shectlngs -
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18
MARRIED

Al Washington, February by Re- Nh liawle!i BcIja-
min T. Reilly 10 Jane Thomson u.
At Middle lladdan Cr., Februar; IS, bT ne tltch ".
Tavor George Lewis oi,s cy.ta Eliza Little daughter
OF Col. Jeremiah TAYLOR, OF the former 'lace
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18
r TMBRFILAS AND PARASOLS.-

U UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS.-
a McNAMEE NSANFORD, Manufacturer. and Deal
er Beave-sireet OF Hanover, respectfully inform
NERO IIANTS and lt: public generally, that they now
have large assortment, which they making additions
daily in the above line. Their
IfMHRELl.hS embrace every style OF Cotton, Bingham
and Silk Their
PARASOLS and SIN-SIlADES are made from the riches,
SIT, known The market
\. B. Men. s. are enabled by adopting plan peculiar
10 themselves TO combine the manufacture OF their I'm
br.lns and Parasos the ghness, Elegance and Finish OF
the French with III. strength OF American This
nen while recommends Umbrellas general. offers
NJ SAi inducements those wins wish superior arti
Gle OF Ladies and Genlcni1l's silk Umbrella
Men. x s also manufacture all the STYLES OF
RICH SATIN and FANCY STOCKS, adapted 10 the
Spring Trade which they offer, together with
ien.ive assortment OF
GEHTLENEN'S SCARFS, CTava'., Gloves, Reads Made
Linen, Su-pcndcrs &c. &C. at prices which shall rot eX
coed 10y nill tie u Lowest in this or any other
market. {
received, designed for Boz Balls Dinners and Evening
Parties f6 lmis
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18
DEAUTY INPROVlD.-The greatest

A9EAU lAll,RO 'ED.-I nc Slcdtest
9h!rInsr beauty >uP-rnou. hair on u" lace neck
and arms of females. Gnuraut Penetrating Pnw''er' per
.rancn;ly uproo stubborn beard i man; IAN Gle
,ant article perfectly nEocen and praon 10 use 81 per
bottle
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cloth For balls and parties tins l. the only liquid that
should he used. 50 cents bOttr.
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chapped hands and face 81 per bottle 70 be ha, ut 81
wicker street door from Broadway, and 5F Broadway.