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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21
MONEY MARKET.
8a,es MT the stock Exchange, March 90.
CommerciaI and Mooney NIntrers.

Il MONDAY March ~.
~ nes to-day were tn fair extent. The sales Safe
R,ilss we're confined TO Ohio and Eenlucky,0 which
srd5o0Do were sold Ohio fell or u; Keatucky Il
Aanics Banking Association improved 2; Mohawk de-
ssd 1; Paterson I Auburn and Rochester !.
Bali transactions in Sterling at St a ST. Fraacs 545
III. Washington Mutual Insurance Company have de-
IL. dividend of fifty per cent OF the new stock Of this
Sany
a Rocius from Valparaiso at Boston has $4,000 IN
y. which ISL 1896 comes TO Rowland Aspinwall OF
&tsy a. CbasieS;un the Feraz from Havre has $4,000
4.s Planters and Mcchanic3 Bank.
easons who go into Wall street TO sell drafts on Rich.
5sappose they are selling specie funds which is not
saly the case When such drafts presented, pay.
s refused in any thiag save current bank notes, (Which
&s nous OF any of The Virginia branch baDks1 and
such notes are payable in coin at the Braach where
A they are no. convertible into cola in Richmond ex-
aa from. 10 per cent discount These notes, how
Banks receive depesite and pay out again, and
esd, they form the only currency OF Richmond. The
&h,aere refuse to collect for any Bank in other States,
Aspch Bank will agree to check for its balance IN
3rn, funds, and hence the reason those words are
agaways inserted in checks on Virginia Exchange
aahmond was in good demand, and the Banks refusing
aar sufficient supply. The street rate on New YORK
Pal prem.
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DIED:

On Monday afternoon the 10Th inst Miss Isabella Law
only daughter Of Capt David Hepburn, in The sis
year Of her age.
The relatives and friends the family are respectfully
invited her fruers Thursday tie SD inst,
rom her late residence, No. = Ludlow ST. hsIpas,
O'Clock Funeral services will be attended in Rutgers
menL
On Monday morning., inst, Al; O'Clock Spencer,
OF John l. and Carueiia Smith.
Al Patterson, n. j. on the 18th inst Miss Jane cCuy,
eldest daughter OF Francis accuiiy in the Ssh year
age.
March 1e John Flasgin. in his list year.
March IL, Jane daughter Of Peter Smith, aged Is.
March IS, Augusta SuSaa, aged years aud months,
second daughter OF Henry (. and Susan sumrael
March ls AIRS Csiharinr Cearay, aget e.
AT staten Island on the Ism last. Edwin julius, OF
George and D5rouhea Bachen aged years ami months
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ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILi-John Gilmartin was
led Tor an assault and battery and sabbng with knife
The person OF Thomas OConner, carrier residing
al 29 Anthony street. the night Of the 5h OF February
last, with intent to xii! him. TIE complainant, severely
stabbed il The body several times alleged by the accused
The jury found verde; OF guilty.
FoRGEsY.-Josesh Olkes was tried for having in his
possession quantity OF counterfeit 81 bills on the 0tsego
bank of this State. He offered sell NJ Abraham
Carman, residing in Ninth greet, shoemaker, the
Of sl5 hundred but the latter refused purcharse
oncer Hlker who was told OF the offer by Carnan, saw
The accused named Dean and Car.nan together
the OF Bowery and Bayard street. and when bikes
offered Caran finnish $40 counterfeit good money
the above rate the officer gave money 10 buy
il order to secure bikes, He then watched them they
boy of Mott and Bayard streets, and with
other officers arrested bikes Deans and The boy ending
on the latter S0 OF the counterfeit money belonging
bikes. and which be let him (Carmas) have FOR
good money. Samuel Pearson for defence, deposed the
bad character of Carman, and the part OF the People
Carnan deposed TO the bad character Of Pearson who
he said gambler. Officer Hiker drposed that Car.
gave information 10 him weeks before that the
accused had offered him the counterfeit money and that he
employed Caman to pretend to purchase it, loanng him
The money 10 buy il man named Parker was the
ciator between Dkes and Carman The Jury feund him
guilty. Dlkes was defended by C. ". Terune, Esq.
THE CASE JOHN AHERN.-This case, on motion sf
counsel for Defence and after argument Of the nse pro
anu corr "ds P1ePoneu 10 Wednesday "Nes as ProoSed
stipulation will be entered into 10 Try by combining its
proof 10 two particular charges excluding material
witness for the defeLce Mr. Robinson in South Ame
rica would testify to for defence il he present The
Court previously denied motion postpone made by diff
ferent counsel until the testimony OF Robinson could be
taken by commission in South America and returned
hi,ter.
FORFEITED REcocSlzANcE-The recogn,auces of the
following persons forfeited James A. Losee ndc;
for bgamy baled by John r. Wyan,; Andrew Rhberu,
for assault and battery and John Cummnskey for steal
ing $G cm money drawer in connection with others,
baled by John s. Magnus and Ebenezer N. Peck.
ADMrTTED.-Jobn Lomas ada, dto practice In this
court.
Adjourned until Tuesday morn ing.
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PUBLISHED THIS MORNING.
u No. so Aun street, in Double Extra Me-
WORLD, in handsome type,
THE ZINCALT;
Author of the sible in spain,n ao
OF AN ACCOUNT OF
THE GIPSlES OF SPAIN.
With an Original Collection of their Songs and Poetry.

Every reader of that delightful boekepr,e book OF the
season." The Bible in Spain"wil hail the appearance of
another work by the aulhor in the cheap and COM
modous form, with feelings OF sincere pleasure. Nothing
be exciting and interesting than this picturesque
and vivid narrative OF the customs habits and dwellings Of
those Wild strange and gregarious people They
wonderful than the Egyptians of old, the wandering
hordes of Asia and Africa NJ BARROW lived among them
ill they fanced him Of lemselYes-and the reader may
well be subject the us!on account of the per-
feet knowledge which the author displays, with all the
mantle incidents and adventures OF these 1shaeltes Of
moderH days.
Terns-inge copies Is cents; FIVE copies for 81 six.
teen dollars per hundred.
II J. WINCHESTER, so Ann street,
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rDr. ssnrkwensber,s HepatIc elixir

" DC. sanrkwentber's Hopatic Elixir.-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TeS,imOny.--H farther
proof is required 10 establish the fact Of the nestlmabe
value of Dr.. Sarkweathers Hspatic EIi-. the following
communication the Hon. Samuel w. King, Governor
Of The State of Rhode Island contains adequate testimony
snhS,antae beyond dispute, and must put entirely at
many useless and dangerous noStruns which are palmed
upon public merely tor the sake OF GAIN Please read
the following statements communicated to the undersigned
by MS EIcellency, under date OF
JOHNSTON, Jan. @, 1912.
Mr. Charles Dyer, Jr.-My Dear Sir: Your communca
ton Of yesterday, asking opinion Of Dr. Starkwea,heTs
Hepatic Elixir, been received this morning In reply
will inform you that my confidence in patent medicines
generally is very Gathering have had 100 much Tea-
believe that unprincipled men will often palm upon
.heir fellow citizens their useless, if not dangerous
for the sake of gain, The use of which taxes mp ha
mportaRt and critical period OF tinlc without producing
good effect, when Otherwise perhaps proper remedies
would have been used ard much suffering and distress pre-
d. For that reason have not dsed them feeling my
self and family be much safer under the direction o my
family sscians but having been afflicted for the last SIX
years with difficulties in the side and chest unconortable
and distressing painful and somewhat alarming and
from which could get only temporary Relief very Tor
tunaely noticed your advertisement Of the medicine in
question have been schoolboy with Dr. StarEweather
and had with him long and intimate acquaintance when
young men; and from my knowledge OF hin, 1
SON. This fact induced me try Dr. Siarkwesthers He
patio Elixir and by its use now believe myself 10 De Ell
treIy cured. need therefore, 10 you that cor.
slider il great value certainly think lis discovery OF
great public importance. The first boe ,ook gave me
much relief which regularly prog esed, until had taken
bottles when discontinued II, having, thank God! no
farther use for X At present. :,
With much regard and respect your ohedien! and humble
servant, SAMUEL W. hLNo.
ess Nos. 70 and 100 Fuions Also sold by A. D. SANDS
Z Co. No. 27S Broadway; D. Sands Co. No. II East
Broadway, corner Market-sr Price 81. NIL is2toS
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1FprcaN STEEL PENS.-C. G..

"A WRIGHT & co, Metallic Pen HsnStse,uEsrs, WITH
sonsdeuee offer 10 the Public their yartors ha9s o. re,
,b~,, 10 give satisfaction. The uscr oscions
t bpep made 70 The OF Steel Peas 'ren IT,
se.Seb;ne or c.g the paper ovA,ed i Prs nse6sy
6uyi.Aiag tie foiats and tbey are maze o, T writer's,
nf M in boxes and card. 10 the nesss, o. Yo
lad OF the Agents, J. G. BARNET ~, e. s,odiss
stre9.-
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near only OF sale Of 1000 bushels NewOrean at 40 cents,
weight not delivered and $3.50 bushels NRye, arrive at
DOC weight Ryeis offered &c arrive bit we hear of
no sales sales LEO bushels Barley 10 b. out store and
delivered Oats 81 IS for Northern and so 81 for Jersey
small supply.
SEEp-There continues good inquiry for Rough Flax
for crushing and sales have been made SO s
farther improvement, Clean nominal at 50 Is. Clover
continues to be wanted for horae
OL-Buyers o! Whale hanging back today and the
article is dull. The barque George a, Stoningou has
l5oO bbs Whale, $40 do Sperm; the Parachute, a, New
Bedford, $500 hbls Whale, 400 Sperm The Julius Cesar
at NewL London, has 1900 bbs Whale the Friends at the
port 3ohO bbls Whale 500 do Sperm The last sale
here was AT S2tc.
WHISKEY-The demand is moderate. We notice sales
2o bbls Western at 1911.
HAY-The stock is very small and holders de-
randing 6oc We quote Jersey IS SCI Sale zoo bales
North River for Mobile at50
sPICES-A sale Of $50 bags Pimeno has been made a,
short drice.
PReViSiONS-There is not muck doing but the market
IS hrm excepting for Mess Pork which is inactive
at S3 We notice sale of 200 bb!s old Prime rs,
which further advance of M Sales 100 bbls Mess
Beef at So Prime is plenty co. Lard continues
heavy buyers refusing give 81 the latter
few hoadrsd bbs nave been during the last five
siI days for export.
was made at Baltimore at 12i, months.
TALLOW-The market is very quiet, buyers no, meet
ing the views Of sellers. We quote 6ia7.
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Court Calendar This DaY.

CIRCUIT CoURr.-Nos 3O4, 10, 10, II, 10, 81.
%, 90, "a, 25 &C. 81, %, 80, 81, 80, SO, "a, So
COMMON PLEAs.-Nos. L, ?, Z, 10, H. 70, 49,
Is, Ii, IL.
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Is4s.-chri.,,. second Com,sx.-

course OF Lectures viii be delivered this week In the Meet
iDsHoae Catherine and MadlsonStrsets ME
Secoad Advent of Christ IBIS year. by n. Hetvy OF Boston
Mass Services will every evening az half pas,
O'Clock The public invited attend Seats free. is
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T Two children, one about FIVE years old, son
Edmund and Jane Hal;om, and son of Will
IN Walker, about three years old, were burnt to
sh on the 24,h ulr. al the residence of Mr..
lclstchy, four rifles west of Holly Springs.
b.. Thoy were playing with fire in pan pant.
|:Ned with corn husks. The family heard their
r,eks, but too late to save them.
Memphis Enquirer.
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u Temperance! Temperance The Column
Church corner Of DELANEY and Chyr,se SIS Col L.
Snow, the devoted and eloquent advocate or the cause
with others, will address lac meeting Engine Company
No. 19 will be present and take part in the exercise One
and I'll invited to attend. Ambulance free By ORDER
P.B. MANCHESTER, President.
MCKAY mh2l
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Naval Court Martial on board the U. g
ship North Caroiinn.

JIUNUA
The Court met at the usual hour and tie record having
been read Benjamin F. Green, DR.. Heske and Saza John
Cavanagh, John Renshardt and VIM. S. Van Brunt
examined, but nothing Of importance elected, and the
Court adjourned Ill; 70 o'clock this Tuesday, morning.
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MARlsIED:

la Columbus, OHIO, the 18th inst, by Rev DR.. Hoge
Col C. NcSEy, 81 the House oi Representatives. from
Knox CO., 10 Miss Caroline Converse, OF that city
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NEw.YoRK CATTLE MARKET-March ao

NEW.YURk CAIILE CHARACTERIZED 20.
AT Market SIS Beeves (s25 from Pennsylvania loo Cows
and Calves, and $50 Sheep.
PecEs-Beef Caille-Owing the BAT weather and the
small number of cattle the yards, slight advance
obtained say IS cts per al qualities. We quote
correspond retailing cattle S. rs Sc u.s. with very
81; inferior TO ordinary s. % 81 IS. 50 unsold
Cows CALvEs-Saes Of IS at SIT $40 to sa5 $50
So
sHsEp-An a. market, and generally Of poor quality, ia
ken at 81 25 81 30.
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{ f = GosEi' Secretaries. mo, q

u Temperance Bleefing.-It has been thought
eIpede, ny many who present not connected with
any Temperance Society TO form one and for this
purpose there will be public meeting in the HALLS Bow
cry three doors from DelaDcysireet This Evening at Il
O'clock An invitation given to all classes OF our
whatever profession The moderate drinker young ami
Old citizens of this neighborhood, ont and unite TO
drive intemperance from cur an,t.
THOMAS II. OAKLEY.
The Lady f. L. Snow Society meet on The above even
ing al the same place. IT.
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Passengers Arrived

In The ship New York from Liyerrool-Rev Chas Wig
gins OF Canada Shaw OF Brooklyn, l. L; Sperry,
d Marshall, of y y, and Sc IN The s.eeress c..
In the brig Tybee, from Charltston-Mrs STOW, r
Rosard and lady, y Jonson, DR. Lehnsler,W Virgil
r Snowden T saney, Wagtfeder, Faresed, and
in he s,cerage,
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TINE NEW MIRROR-Al rbe ar

g rargeaents far the publication OF hi, new peri
odica berg completed, the FIRST NCMBER
will be issued Oh SATURDAY MORNING, the eighth
of April next. Each number will be adorned with az
oslesAt ETCHING on STEEL, by J. g. Chapman, lustrs
ing the letter press, and will Contain superroya
tavo pages, enclosed in reat Those who wish
receive the work from the commencement OF the volume
and thus complete with al the embellishments,
(as only limited edition will be pra,ed) do so by
leaving directions al The Office OF publication, No Ann
street, Broadway S6 Nassau Of Beck
ST. City Subscribers will have the paper Lett by
riers and 10 those residing distance will be forward
ed by mail, with the uimos! regularity Terms THREE
DoLLAEs per annum, invariably in advance. New.York,
March ~, 1913. GEORGEP MORRIS,
uh2l Las Editor and proprietIr.
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1II!7 The following extract from an unpublished
sS.pnary was circulated in the House yesterday,
a.created considerable amusement:
ilLegislatiue Assembly-A circus, where each
5ss performers rides his own hobby, and takes
/ nrn at playing the clown" [ Boston Cour.
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NREAT INDUCEMENTS are offered

NEw.yoRK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
l42 FuLros.srREET, NEAR BROADWAY
The subscribers having hand full and fashionable US
sortHent Cloths Cassneres and Vesngs OF the Ensn
French American manufactures, we are prepared 20
commence our Spring business adherng strictly TO our old
system of delivery and abatement in prices
advantages derived by The cusomer from the adop
ton Of this course thereby realizing gain OF 80 per cent
upon credit prices they conceive perfectly obvious ana
therefore needs comments and In calling the attention OF
the gentlemen OF the United States and of Newfork IN
particular to their of choice Goods they VIII
merely observe that Underwriting puncuay and despatch
in answering The commands Of their friends Is as muchi
par f ~ A'et y ''e"' 90 e'' j. c. BOOTH co.
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MINIATURE ALMASLc.-THIs DAY
Rise. 5Hz 81 Set. II s aaa ns0t Eve. 81
Latest D ates.
LONDON ............Feb. HAvRE .........Eeb.
LIyEEPooL. Al NEw-oRLEANs. March II
CLEARED.
Brig Linden, Grifer,b. Mobile, Stnrges / Chairman.
Schr Madison. kela, NO, Brett Fose Vaginal, W al
pole Norfolk, slnrges Chairman; Margaret, Woglaua,
Petersburg Jas Hunter.
Ship Toronto Griswold FIN London b6'mdze to John
ship New York, Crnpper I'm Liverpool 9Th Feb, mdIe
TO Marshall and Goodhue < Co
Bark Rottschild Law rey m Rio de Janeiro conee 70
Brig New jersey Brown, I'm Darien, cos:on to NJ
Brig Wolfe Renton "a DIS FIN NO. sugar and ulolas-
Big TySee, Ogden d. I'm Charleston and rice
sehr AimTa Meyrick, Jones is I'm Philadelphia adze
schr T 0del Smith, 8 ds I'm Brandywine, corn meal
TO Alien i Pa1son. No
via Li,tle Egg Hafber, naval stores To master
Schr Paul Jones smith. Newbern n Z, wild shingles
Schr Iodine, Blue I'M Philadephla, With ndze.
Schr Joseph Nichols, Smith, I'm Va
schr Jersey, Belle, I'm Philadelphia, ~I'h ncIe
Schr Isaac Towhsend, Carr, ) ds fn Geerseso~n So
aour 10 w l. C Hitchcock.
SIosp Thomas Davis Hickman, ds fn Brandy corn
meal 10 Allen PaIson.
BELOW ship and brig Wind NV.
TO MARINERS.
The Oophns (sake1) on Coneifncnt BudEccks and Sa-
bin Points ic Narragaue;t Bay, have BEEN carried away
during The by Vessels bsund to PROVIDENCE
will DO well 10 take pilots Newport mill tssy are re-
placed as il leaves the es difficult part OF ice Bay WIN
pnr mark TO po, out the channel. As the heavy Ice
now done running we hope they will be replaced As soon
as circumstances will permit. lffoV. jour
MEMORANDA.
The ship Arkansas Burgess, NO. reports thsi "a the
esh nit, " large American ship With paated ports go
SHORE ave miles North of Gan Key Light, the Bahama
Banks Capt Collins ofihe brig Feleoner 81 sos9H,
Apalachcos, reports thai the 18th MI De pasea
s and saw large ship ashore the West reel vile Der
Tower asts gone and several wreckers alongside are
inclined 10 think that neither of these vessels are he EP-
Thc packet ship Hendrick HUDSON, for London, s DE-
Tss LTe,ssoI j. say a; her b.rs a, Bsriing slip
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u Democratic Clay Club of the Seventh Ward.
An adjourned meeting this Club will be held at their Head
Quarters Of Cherry and Rutgers streets Wednes
day evening next the 22a inst al half past O'clock.
Tickets OF admission TO Grafton the Life and Ser
viceSo HENRY CLAY, 10 be delivered by Daniel Uman,
Esq on Thursday evening nes,, having been kindly pre-
sented by the Tenth Ward Clay Club, punctra attend
of all the members OF this Club is requested, as The
aforesaid tickets will he then and there distributed.
JAMES r. WOOD President.
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'y The New-York Tribune has an excellent
iadelDhia correspondent. Philad. Ing.
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nTARBLE MANTELs.-Af few Marble

Hzntes for sale low at IS Prince s. A:ohe
ssting OF Egyptian white vened Irish aad Anersan ,ns
Bile, hone and polishing putty Also VICE Sad
heasbss-
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.soTHER RELIGIOUS Revival IN THE SAND
,ra ISLANDS is reported by late letters. Mr..
h, an American Missionary at Hawai-, writes
h vast numbers are focking in for instruction,
! The Missionaries were engaged from morning
esning in examining applicants for admission
h. Church, some coming 80, 40, and so miles.
Eoa $50 we're received in August.
New-Bedford Mercury.
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ATEW STOCK OF SILK GOODS

~ s & &c. PECK & CO.. 1eo fesrl and 80 Beaver Cav
streets solicit the attention Merchants visiting The city ia
their fresh and very selectsock Of iace Silks and Fancy
Goods 10 which they are daily adding The NOS! fashionable
and desirable STYLES the Alto, complete as'or
ment OF Millinery Goods, they selling .eduSed
nr;ces ,or rash m1 Imis
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II those vino wish buy DRY GooDs prices suit The
selected Stock selling at BARhER'S, 2sl Grand
street. The following are few styles mentioned, viz:
SILKS!
Sna Gro ne Rhine and Hellenic also mode colers satin
stripes fgd changeabe AID plain Silks, of the newest
styles, al the lowest prices
MOUSSELINE DE LAME.
Just received 100 pieces of plain mode colos satin stripes
fsd cheme de ane from Is Cd per yard, OF the latest
patterns Also Alapaecas, Bombazines Paracens Tag
lionis, changeable and 6gd remarkable low prices.
French Cashmere, Broche and Silk Shawls, unpara
leied loT prices.
DOMEST1CS.
As good an assortment OF Domescsa he found in any
establishment tie city, and lower prices. such
beached and uubeached Sheetings heavy and wide from
Sd is per yard Shrags from Al to Is yard 5cases
fae Long Cloth Shirng only Cd per gard Also, cases
inen oid co!drane finish Muslin, fist rate article for
family
CALTC0S.
An endless variety of calcos at 4d 3D. and Cd Also s
cases Cd worth Is Also for 3D. 3D. and 3d. Mer
mac patterns at Od per yard. Also Calicos at s
fine shinz coor such sold the present for Is 8"
per Pard.
Als. Cloths, Cassn,eres, Snne vestiEgs. Linens, Ia
bile Diapers Toweings Russia Diapers Cloth Table Cow
ers Hosiery Gloves, Sc all of which will be sold al
prices to suit the times.
Country merchants pedles and dealers supplied at very
low prices for cash. STEPHEN BARKER,
m2OS,is 28l Grand street.
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AUCTION SALES.
Jnsiah Richards. AEcacaeeT.
Wy BANGS, RICHARDS s. PLATT,
Stsrc le6 Broadway.
c.sa sdranceS made on ceaagnrusns for aaesoa
MONDAY. lfa.cA .7th.


-, ~ AZ - SeyesA iNsr. York Trasls Sale.
the auction rooms ~ ~ " ~ N'
I SAFE o. !, ee VIII take place Moaday.
the usual variety CT arnc!es this 6ns inripan ~. xsI
able invoice OF English Statlotgy ran.r n cesan
Ink Drawing Pencils, Bank Books SEE. pen, Ey.,roisi
Leads, &c. &c.
Aso sookbnders' Cloth and Leather Aver,l large ana
valuable Invoices OF beskbnders Lsaker ss Co,h ipcu.
ding invoice o SEQ pieces al Eng!tsh h,in OF he enc
rib pattern, be self Monday, n O'Clock, p n
TUESDAY, March %
At 81 O'Clock. al tie auction rccE-
BooKs-The sale al the books will cur1.Sesce os Tues
day norslng, 81 O'clock, wiki the isToee sg
Messrs. Lea Blanchard, and bs ccntcprd from Gay
day the hour, until all Is sold In the o,dee ;hs
catalogue, which Will Be found to contain unusual vare
l. OF valuable stock, ncrci9g Invoices lnost OF Tie
leading Publishers lhrougiscE. the coantSy.
Ako several valuable sets OF ste e3ype patss-so The
Trsaso.y oi kdowedss, vo,s Spahspesrt's Works the
splendid Engisn etion, IL VOL $50 RACES; Roqr-
rIsnne's Life OF Napoleou Paley's Theology, &c. &c
seccad caisosue viii be Esaed tie uo,rtug OF ice
sale containing additional coasouens received TOO late
for The rt invoices for which viii be resolved aS the
18th March
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LA HOTEL--For sale, Lease or Let, the
Gn,A well.esabshed Hotel situate. on the corner OF
Wnam and Duane streets, NewYerk known as The shak-
.peare Hotel be disposed OF and on very aoVan,
tsgeous terms For pacu lars inquire on the premises OK
by letter 20 j. A. Cross, Esq Post Office, broekiyn or 10
p V. Rensen, No. Wall street. between the hours OF II
and % iOck