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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-08
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
ROARD OF ALDERMEN.
Reported for The Newly ork TT

MONDAY, March =
Tie Board o'clock Alderman Hatfield in ,l'e
Char.@
cations ed from The Atyor varletyo petitions
we're presented and referred Boards went INTO
JolSr Observation-Disclosures Les then moved 10 proceed
appointment OF Inspectors Ui ElccuoHcr the several
Districts OF Wards otti City, and nominated
person. The Isl Ward accordingly Alderman Balls OPP
posed the nominations oi Alderman Lee, rs made without
er,.u,lp fi1e people W,rtt nominated, the pre-
and a. the choice o; the people hGcfman Leonard ayo-
Gated the nominations -ileei, and concned tie right
and pnprteiS oaFon; them ASSISTANT Aiicrinen nd"r
wood and Murphy Opposed the nominations and i; folcS
tia, them. opposition popular Will and
adv the numerical the people ath' last Char
eSprc~.,' the Alder
s!tedtu 700 majority IN ei0puar the C'ind-
dates of the patty 10 which To ~on9rt He moved n
amend tue resolution 10 appout Is icrTu It to the Com.
sd o., III" totpprdpntnttp"it II eI IiIt wa, ronoui!
oGt0 Grde1-'y Iii" Chair SrNiprIhF tncc-dei thence
great length 10 1ru. the uarGorrac tendency OF u
measure q, he coIi-ef,. tiot be>e ppuinaoN, unt"e
le present unFcts OF Offices who were elected ior
year amt were entitled yet 10 cr ret ti0.tu
rom Office, hIdcuna,, eouar epted ,eriatIn 20 the
remarks y, iirMucpiv, ana denied M" only tie coi,
az liIs r!meitc bu thu cGlrrHcN d iJ-!t "
Murphy rJonrc, but pronounced nut o order Nv W.
ChaiT aud the halotu=- thin p fns't{!'.t
The following appointments ihcn Inaflc Nk'-!st
District IL ard. Lawrence smith, Stephen ~ iiu
r. Davenport "a DSl15ci Andrew 'i!ci' ION! 'h:
Buren, and " IT, iictI District JOINT y! D'I.
Charles aits, and jei.crytI'.fse. % N:f ~ D>t
Emory Townsend Thomas J :sGsw and ey" - iIape':
FL ID strict, initp Johnson o@nr@e A. h'} anu nln,Ir'
Care,i 81 Wart!-rort the MINES t1 INSPECTORS o. 'n
ward were ani0nnccd Nj. Murphy moved t!tai 'ile JOINT
.o, -. o ne va, 10, quOsGm OF bot, boards
rt.s,Jt the, ll Aldermen having AL lcil the ct1incF'-
'Is roll was called and only Aldermen answering 10
their names The. iont declared al Iolrnitl
ILeta,7. cesa,a-d-1h'. naines al III" Aldermen we're
ten called. sunry pei referred, many reports adopted
and the Board adjourned
Noil.ne OF importance doe I,y tho Eoard OF ,sss
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DI ED

On,lc It'll inst, consumption, Mary Ann, "ii,oi l. K
Foster, il! the 23tl year OF hcrsagc.
The friends OF The family especially invited to attend
her ianeral O'Clock "Wednesday morning. s' Instant
On SUNDAY morning 9th instant, Captain John Rocket
aged u years.
lis friend, and acquaintance particularly The siPm;t'ers
OF the port NrwYor. and also the friends OF hs s1!
law j. F. Beers are invited attend his funeral rom the
resi,pnc. OF J. H. Beers No. 2G5 Mad'ns this morning
N ~ O'Clock.
Suddenly Yesterday morning 7lh inst, Mrs Martha Mon
;aucr, in the 9Th wear al her age.
Her friend, and ic aiuarce rs,e 10 attend her tt
neral ih rne>,iay) afternoon ha pas, O'Clock. from
her late residence, c2.}t Divj>nn-,t
March = James b Creighton. a@r, p YEAR,.
IIs Iri,n, are respectable invited 10 attend his funeral
nom The residence OF IT. noier, No.. 70 Bcdlard-,,..
wednesday the e inst; lit al O'Clock, y NJ lrcmain,
vii n,. taken 10 Staten Island Tor ntcllnciit.
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L. :. CIRCUIT COURT
having been

MONDAY, March,
The Grand Juvy Court Sitt true bl- against
five III, ot the ship lb"rna and three OF
the Ship Herald, revolt and mutuy board their
specvr vessels.
Ital~o announced that ii bad thrown oqt III" comPiaatz
against Ebert Herring. for withholding public money.
On motion Mr. w @o, the trial OF The Captain anu
Mate 81 .. ship Henry Clay for cru-conduc; toward vii
liam nIel postponed TIL mex term.
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I. $. DISTRICT COURT. March :.
E.....r IL


number OF petitions. on which the time required for ad
eftn. had eNpigt passed, adoltf :; decree. Those
OF VIM. J. Wilc> Bernard l. S;uIySou BEN. G.. Wells,
Horace Forbes Martin NorS p Iey,ti stand
objections having been already filed, leave Granted TO
We>en, such.
n,fe ca, OF C;ls>ncr7 Frj,he, which, been argued
by Acsr juacbnSScn and Stewart Tie ONT stated that thu
Objection, had bier, founded want ccanc> e>crb-
G> ssc., Tie: petition stated That he held ulcrc>;
N a OF land III Eu!0ln, bat tld mol ut>eue M what
part OF the av. but that ht it,''' 'i'i' n ;t
deed the AZ rnc. il also stated that ne il ',>t >>ct OF
etItan furniture amounting value u At"'nt ~
Court wiling 10 ulaketve indulgence ~ cf> 81 M
With, and they had not IN tii> petition II ini>t %
aisi What The property .nu what hpi>t me iu'tut'
contained II i eScu>'io say that theN 'liI ~
.ouAss such eSt aulcNecutiQn creator WI >'s1t it =. ~
Se'uNon Ci ouicr creditors. Il the Court cal9t i,os.S
oth y affair oi theirs, , Law must r '''il!lv'"''H
~ .hest grounds the decree Is rcinStti
The Counsel asked leave alead without gong os .
NH the orn> o advertiser ag,iu bu the Court replied II
va aot Certain that !, bad the povero s'i'i' is
"n was allowed, and a dcci>i.. y 10 '. sANe'' '' "
ihe objections 70 the pciiliono MoNa presents Nnild
Ipl> as TO furniture, lie state, it!i>et! a.
les express here ;nie nund / mere al .>
ISoS 10 the creditors sot sIm all ~, I'll
"a.iat> accurately described, The Court tid nos uhh
~" objections valid. The petiilonet s"ei> 10 'ut >l'
l;S ~ ue1ts iteins cor:tctia the ->i ~ M @
~, anu creditors must show ppatrilt u ~
& t!te decree. Az orrsiiencc al rt'i''"> ~
,oy uiat they live IN certain eitN or lo'Nn N''' w
Si NY uit particular house. or street
>rdet A>he,! It he could withdraw ali the papers ih
bsS la The files Tie petitioner
aa,na' oot MS own papers Ca atcoun, OF olll>>'"' "
a. Where The furniture vas DEGREES Withheld
= ie case OF ihomus d. Lee exceptions had been taken
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Al[USE MEENTS.
Shaw has the honor

4 VUNJE.RT .-NIr. Shaw has Tie HUuVT
No announce lint his frst Concert will taAc place on
f;rl ,yly IA, occasion his daughters Mary and 40
make FIST appearance N New orh NJ;
has also tie pleasure Stating that ht has >ecne'i
the valuable All OF MIR. = l. WaiheT, who viii preside n
the piano AMI pertnr!I >olo by Thaber- Tickets
- cents, S. the door oriy the evening OF The Con-
winch vii cUDenc quarter before S. For parton
.,r. So. s1aii=blIs ms ST.
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MARRIED

1larcil C. by Rev. Mr. Price. First Lieut. George v"
Wood : y. OF Philal,plrla.io EGnn Augusta daugii-
ter OF Thomas r. Walwortli oi ihi, city.
AtNcw.Grcau>, Eel. % y. r. f2eki@l, OF Ri, city. 10
Frances daughter OF 3. Cohen Of \. Orleans.
Ali Washington, March s bv Rev Mr.. llieiec j. Bayarl
H. Sm,hfo Henrietta T.. daughter OF the late Com JOHN
D. Henley, L $ n.
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and Money Matters.

No%DAi, I'M.
Tie sales al; The Board TODAY fair extent bul Tire
downward feeling continued prevail Delaware and lIul
ION declined Union Bank per within few days,
PleiX per cent. Farmer, Loan l. Paterson Long Island
l.. n. Y. and Erie Railroad Sold at H.
m State Stocks the prices generally lower. State
Sizes 1851 sold Al 81, decline OF 4 per the last
sale 5; 1861 sold AT IL Illinois Sizes closed lSs. and
Indiana Elves at the same price decline of per
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bookkeeping.
vENHE Counting Rooms Of &. G.. MARSH,

SO Cedar street, continue open from a. NJ 10 T. W.
N order thai merchant. may avail themselves OF
course OF instruction that truly pIcoal one tal eii
brace. con!ce routine of cor!crcin transactions ana
mercantile cacuation, and ore IN which the student 'cia
,lv keeps 4 OF books in counting ouGS those VINO
are acq with tie advcrt,es repuntonhe desresto
,y that principal work on book keeping has passed INTO
r, editions the preference in the New-f ork
Public Schools. and other large Institutions; and that he
himself, la, The honor being rcapponted teacher OF book
kannn9 for Inc Mercantile Library ASSOCIATION" OF III
INV rro,pectu,us WIKI terms Mag m had al the countin
-, ,s ,t,aye 10 mis
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WIN. W. Shirley. Auctionrer
BY WlIlIANl w. SHIRLEY.

VIM. ". Sllrlry, AuctlohftI.
BY WILLIAM w. SHIRLEY.
TUESDAV, March sri,
Al0o'clock. the Auction ROOM ~ and 10 Nass1u.st
Furnture Clocks Lamps, Looking Glasses Guns, emma
C;la,, and Eartitnwait 81 all DESCRIPTIONS
WEDNESDAY,, March yth,
VI 10. o'clock al the corner OF Sh Venue ana s street.
Positive sale, in lot, 10 suit retailers ana sroeets
IS crates and - cases Eahenware aud Glass consisting
hi compet. assortment.
Thursday March 10Th,
Al 10 o'clock. AZ No. 96 Cherry''t
Il crates aa casks o China and Glassware Just ope ned
consisting blue printed. painted dipt all" ""''e
desirable articles. sale positive
FRIDAY. March llih,
NJ O'Clock Jy order o Receiver at the oils ei sote
No. - Wl,,aul->t close ncO-parnersihp concern
Cut and PLAIN Glass. and Druggist Glass,a general asIor
4nent SAFE ror cash without reserve ram or sIlie.
Catalogues ready and goods can be- examined on inur'
nN
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UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS.-
McNAMEE & SANFORD, Manutactnrers and Dea-
er, Beaver street, olianorer respectfully inform
MERCHANTS and the public generally, ilats tler noNr
have large assortment, which they are making additions
tlav in the above line. Their
UMBRE LAS embrace every style C: Cotton, bingham
and silk. Their
pARASOLS and SUN.SHADES are made from tie riches.
SILKS known in the market.
B. Men $ are enabled, by-adoptng plan tpecul!ar
oteulSelves} comtine in the manufacture OF their ~
b-eas and ParasoIs the Llgh'ncs EIcgance an. tn1- OF
. French! with the Strength OF the American I his stt
msn, while recommends our Umbrellas III general OILERS
UNUS!AL inducements 10 tho>e wt'. wish superior art
Gle OF Ladies Gentleme1i's SILK Umbrella.
Men K = also ma nuiac ture all the STYLES oi
RICH SATIN and FANCY STOCKS. adapted 10 the
Spring Trade which they offer, together with an eS-
=tensivr assortment oi
GEETLEMENS SCARES, Crava,., Gloves Ready Made
Linen, Suspcndc-s &c. &c. prices which shall not ex-
coed by mill the j. Lowest in his or any other
market. T
II Boz Scars and Cravas-,ome splendid patterns Just
received designed for Boz Balls, Dinners and Evening
Parties. ITO Ill's
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Sc,y-york Cattle Market.
rp.,o,,a,l IN, The Tribune. |

MospAy. March, Si22.
mar $50 head OF Beef Cattle, neodin 200 leu o'ss
last week 80 OF which from the South ana Inc pal
ance from hi, Stale. 20 Mich Cows and 600 Sheep.
The Be, ,narke, was very iu>aes a 800 head Al -
10 Sf--areraslng ): The leo cwl
MICH COWS were dull Sales o. 81 al S-' 20 500.
SHEEP We're all sold 81 10 81. and for good - U, %
HAY-Sae> By the load a, - TO .. ceyt> The 100 lbs
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Josiah R.charI!s, AucuoNter.
BY BANGS. RICHARDS & PLAI1,
Store ls5 Broadway.
THIRTT-F1FTI NEW-yoRk TRADE sALf-

Ag-scaby the regulations. iht regular Trace Sale
OF BooS> Writing and Prlnng Papers, Stauo'e s'eee
die I'D OF March Il viii De conc ucted under me Ut
OF the Committee and under The same regulations as
hsrelo.orc
The catalogue ready. aud may be bad on sfp'ica,
ion al the room h. ac'oneerS 1t embraces lhe usua
variey.aHd quantity publications. from the !rao,S pao
fishing houses NcwN ORR Philadelphia besion ana ther
pacs> nd also the following valuable >rreotSpe
viz paics the renuv Magazine, vols: Penny Cyei0pe
ija Saturday Magazine. vols Richardson's Enghh pc
iouarv ovo nos Boston Token tor 1870 asd lS4l, vo.s
with the copper plates. &c.
The SrNriONtRN wall be- sold on MONDAY, the Sist
March commencing a! O'clock. The catalogue WI oe
found 10 contain thu usual variety OF ari;c'es III ms me NJ
cl,iinu a large assortment Blank Books, Quilts, *.
wax atc Steel Pens lnkstand>, kArr> inGis knooeF
Back ammon Board, e>sen Mathematical Instruments
DvilcrS. Drawing Pencils Nc Letter and FooScap faFers'
Tissue Paper. Blottins Paper. &c.
LEATHER, &c.-Al>o several invoices OF bookblhaers
Leather assorted conr>. Bark Skiv.r>, &c Bookbindet>
Standing PrssS Foncnp Printing Press and Copying Press
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DRY GOODS.
1,HE,pER THAN EvER,-rlerberr

Y Han can't be lsa: Tor >eIng ofeapt;s unuece>sa
r. 10 Io>e in argument upou that point bause eFsrg
bo'ty kroH i; 10 be fact or oGEi,, 10 know 1t
Jiz>T ;ECENED al Ii, >nre. corner Of Rlerckcr and
Catsnna streets. graf vlreIy Perior ard We'll select
I'd DRY GOODS. BnIzGHT At AUCTIONS at Import.
Cash. Ill any which being >oi.l tu
% per ceu;=B BELOW FORMER PRICES. Families IN
want choice New SPriag Goods al reduced prices
invited 10 cali.
IL. assortment Thai par'ieulariz so1id
b. incon.eren The utmos; cviIi;y and attention shown
10 all g ods sart 20 any par; OF The city: M lwt
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W. Z. lIagX.rty, Aucuone-r.
By JOHN HAGGERIN N SONS
WEDNESDAY. March o,
At lOo'cicck, at the auction room

WEDNESDAY. March
At lOo'cicck at the auction room.
PACKAGE SSLE.-
Also at O'clock with which the sale VII! cosniasnce
invoice OF tine 10 extra supertine ingram carpets
Also az Venetian hemp ana ploSh eaI Pe's
FRIDAY,
At 10 O'Clock, al their Auction Room
PACKAGE SALr-3TU packages foreign and oomesuc Dry
Goods comprising large and desirable assortment OF aed
>orable srtcieS, NJ 6'montii,' credit.
Also 81 cases comprising entire invoice OF seasonebe
staple French Goods consisting OF Is cases ground ss prints
2hlntz colorS
S cases pink, lilac aud hlue do
cases extra rirh do 60
striped muslnI SatineS, fabric OF Doias Merge
5 cases speIderS. comprising complete assortment,
seine de laine >hawls, splendid Qualies
IL moussriinr de alLes, new spring styles
Cashmere vesnsy> OF newest svies OF uie mos
costly fabric being eniireuew style.
Also, Il white mu>nS. comprising in assortment
nansooks plaid and striped 81 aud e-s cam
brcS, acenets 6-i Swiss stripes
ii cases French satin face lawns.
cases silk and worsled touards
The above 10 be sold without reserve.
Catalogues and samples early on the morning Oh safe
MONDAY,
Al 10 O'Clock nj the Auction ltDoin
FRENCH Goops.-N0 cases French GooIts comprising
large and desirable assortment OF nabie ARTICLES re-
revcd per recent arrivals-at mouths credit
Catalogues and samples ready early on the morning oil
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" The Note~ OF the Monmouth Bank NJ, ;neW
l,>.) redeemed by r. HASKELL No 50 Wa!i->lrrei,
! ~ ,,-r.r,,, ms II
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DEAVER CLOTHS at Prime Cost.

DEAVER CLOTHS at Prime Cost. at
AD the NEW-YORK CASH TAILORING ESTAB-
IISIINENT l42 Fulton street, near Broufsmy
For few days only in order 10 dispose OF the balance
o our very desirable stock Beavers. embracing greni
variety OF STYLES Galltlcnen who still in want OF
GOOD and fashionable Invited call and exam
in. for themselves. as our Goods direc: the mFort
ers bought exclusively for cash
N IA full Of superior Cloths, CaSmerr>
and ves,in be found al the above establishment
Full suits furnished n! tweny-lour hours notice.
Cash on delivery and no abatement in prices
8, # j. C. BOOTlI, Agent.
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Ne,,.-Yo,.Is NlnrlSct.

AS!IES-A sale of - barrels Pots art TO arrive las been
made 10 the principal holder in narketai 30 he" I'll
NO transaction, in Pearls which, are dull at 56e! >
corTON-Tlc marker i, very dull BY an ARRIVAL at
H,,in,or, " learn the sales at Liveroolnt the wick
ending january 10Th. 10000 ha~=Prccs had aiieH
ron /: 10 Ill, per. To-.
ZrLol,R-Fcr Gen.>.r ,, marker Is trm iut dull T'.
only sales are OF retail lot, the trade We believe 'e
common brands c had AT less than % OHIO CANA
6 u! { ei for fancy. No Michigan Offering SaeSico
barrels Troy a, 10y aloa, In storciile rate siilb p y
Orleans a C parcels in store are held al p
Southern heavy. Georgetown a, bildywn" are fiei'l
Al, co. bu, considerable parcel could no doubt e bought
Al lower figure small sale Howard street was maize NJ
a,iec!ine ON o We believe the markets. bar, as wei as
OF mos, other descriptions Southern Baltimore Ci'S ,
e74oicA M Bran,lvwine Meal IN market Ncw.Jer>evS
as lat.
GRANTING careoe> Cornh have been sold-i4od busl!-
els Virginia Sc. and $500 North car4oa at VVe BON
,i,ne and interest There none The market Safe
$40 I,,cl, Barley at Two small parcels NoTs klHsr
Eve are Offering u, GS los cargo Northern Oats / a',
IN SOC j demanded. Sales SEQ bushels ILLINOIS F" hea'
nj ah,ut l2is.
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DIARY.
March e.

LAWYERS DIARY........ March g.
- C.Lr>oAE of=rHE COMMON Pleas, PART FlRST-t2..,
90 IL 3i.si, q, p, 81 %, 81, -, 81 So.
VI p,k! slSoSn-l6 IL 1885, H. III. 100 IL,
ipp 10 III,
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When hope aud I0v,. .ti lnan- esteem and fame


when hope. aud Iovc and uian'-= seetn and fame
Cn>nir, brighten II bat. tainted will Consumption,
"ri Oale>dmr. and ihcsGgl pant, forts ria! freedom.
l. Dr. Aliens Ea>ain OF IIorehon Liyereor, ard
iuri>y Root an.in;,Ib,, remedy Consumption. aud
r,. ouS that has eyer been discovered that would
positively i, disease. Intact Consumption ha> been
non-ta,ou> Nth Iii Eaam curIne all who rsrfci 10 IL
The medicine coughs colds pains Ia" side and raj.
na blood. Let The alicteus H. Ecm"iber Tins Eietll-
cin. j. -ui,l li II liowcry.
HACKING COI-GII-I have bee:l cured OF hacking
cough paninii SIDE anl'rcasl by tn SCOT DR.. Nlen>
lisam, after having rce every other remedy N VAN Tor
whole, wear G.. a. SEARL, % king Il.
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DROPSY-l have cured
nine nali,ni> OF these two most trrSsin" diseases with Dr.
Allen, Hasam. nae also cured many ol CONSUMPTION
Whit J. II. BROWN. N1.D.,N.N.
Sold only al l21 B0NrIy ;u, SO Barclay ms cod
I? ''Trn.cdics of :h" Wilderness or iruc
and authentic narratives oi Cartives who have been carried
By the Indians from the various frontier settlements OF
the ned States from he earie 10 tho present time; IL
stratin The Manners Cus;nn- ariarnuS Rates and
Ceremonies OF the NORTH American Indians and their
time time fallen their bands. By Samuel t.Drahc,
aptlof@oi Book Of the Indians Fnr sale b"
DAYTON K NEWMAN,
=mi corner oi Nassau and FuIonstreet,
Il To NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. visiting this Ciiv are
respectfully invited To stop at=thc GRAHAM HOi Sc, So
Barclav-strect, where, nuc, nome. pleasant cir7h
beds wholesome food. and an atmosphere imprisoned by
alcohol tobacco Their acceptance Those who be
cve Impossible 10 live yi,iy temperate and purely
Vegetable without prlvation reQnrsrt! TO
eiveii one trial The, honsr very convenient 10 the bns!
part Cr ami TO all the Steamboat Landings
Terms Moderate. Gentlemen visiting the City with part
their Families will iui snci home vastly more agreed
Die iilau a IIo,e=S no,scr.i,a:hs free f25
II Che Packet ship Patrick Henry. for
liverpool " III sail THIS DAY Tu-,tiny) 81 , O'Clock.
Passengers VIII p; be hoar,! steamer Hercules foot
Maiden Lane. that hour. sli close al the
Merchants Exchange and ialcs News Room al inS 1t
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VyWD MILLION Boxes Of Sherman's
Iozcngr. sold last year. atlordng incacuabe relief
10 nj! who ts, them. They literally the medicines Of
he people and in The months ofa. Never do you hear Of
their being thrown aside alter fair trial but every one
co,nnpndS his friends, and thus their fame has spread
end OF the Enou 10 the other, and even TO the re-
inotpst parts the L mon with snch
STERLING
virtue. lcy have ataine, n celebrity mknowI-patronzed
y Medical Faculty Clergy, and persons OF the highest
distinction we'll every class ut citizens they arr
boy, the reach malice envy. Dr.. Sherman IS OF
scientific and klu physciaAS whose medical re-
puiaun guarantee OF the intrinsic worth OF all hr
l,r-,ares and all can safety trust his skill The
INTEREST
.aen physicians in hi, mode OF rendering medicine
palabe its lasting standard mems OF r.
let in all OF Coughs, Colds, Wooping Cough. Asthma.
Tignes The Chest, Consumption, leaachr, tn!ptaton
the Heart Lovyness OF Spirits, Dizziness Lassude, and
Ill nervous diseases Heartburn, Dypepn Fever and Agur,
Worms c much annoy children and even adults,
we'll rs all ordinary There LOzengrs Tor I'LL
i,k for Sherman> Irzcug.s the Cough, Con-unplon Dys-
r,:, Worms whatever require and be- sure
VOt ge iLSn with hi around aud on 'h' Top OF the
box and on his pas;er else you may be imposed upon
y having some Other article paImcd you in place OF
St,rmaS Tie on!y warehouse in this city Is at iob Nas
sau street, one door above Ann.
Reconsideration Z AsplnwaIi, 10 Asor House 10 Boad
way. and 3G William sands, ZT3 Bron'iwa. ana n East
I,rCadway; Church', i3s Bowcry Neciy 22l bleecker
torington 7 Hudson 81 and 30 and lj9 fnitoB 81 Bnok
vn; BURGESS 8 Ledger Bindings, Philadelphia Rivihg
ton 3 State It. Boston; Dyer u Westminster ST. Providence
Robertson 222l Baltimore Il, Baltimore; Frank Taylor
Washington Ctv; Dnval X Co., RctimOnd a Head
Charleston: Gurus CO., New Orleans F. wilcox, rus
burgh. ho olIs
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship PatriclI-nry, Liverpool, Grinnel. Niinturn Co.
Bark lIerla. Williams Baltimore, 4 Hubbard Co.
Briggs Clinton, Lyon Sayannal Eliza, Lockwood 81
Crojx Il Deorest & Co.
Schrs Virginia wapoc, Norfolk Va: Ann Lyman, TOT
ion. Newhcrn y c: Meridian, Race, lIaLiiN.
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u Fresh Shnd SERVED APP every day Il, Breakfast
spinn,s- AMI Tea. at PATrINSONS.
ms c,rner OF Nassau and Aruistreets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-08

Irz PARTICULAR NorlCE.-'fho>r persons havuis
urniure say description dispose Of who are erths'
M, u housekeeping viii find read sale portion
,r al of their goods by sending, ie address, calling
upon the subscriber Goods 10 any amount purchased
Ign (0 F. COTTON. 1877 Chati~ II
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SALES.
BY $ bEAfEs. Jr.
IIT'|ITt'-'I = =. Ut ~ U Y IIIf-"NI
TIL ESDAI, March 10.

Hit,tSDAtp htrth 10
A. IL O'Clock A. thc '2cticn Room.
skSSci Goo0S-ICu c1.as frCrch Goods us; !anied
rom ia' arrivals composing no>i desirable assortment
o fashionable goods adopted 10 the credit OF
1s'Attl, ;nr approved. endorsed notes
Catalogues and samples morning sale
DAMAGED GoopS-6 omen, white aud black lie
ey. damaged the importation, under the in
Spec,iar Of the WSrcn> OF the port. for cash
DAMAGED EoopS.--2 CASES Ribbons. damaged the ruy
rye At importation, >oi under the Inspection The War
icr> ot the por; for cash.
On SATURDAY, March L.
4, ls O'clock.
cases wes, England wool black Case dame, Oh tee
voyage mporaIon. sold accoan, OF ae underwriters
Tor cash A..
Also Cloths sni Cashmere, Tie shelves. oI cFed
OF 6 mon;t> ia approved endorsed noie>