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street on the night q the IRE at the r. Trule
son TWO boxes single loaf and half bor.s On wl.
sugar sx half holes Of Browns Tobacco three boz, 81
Barnes Co.'S Ares kse % Indigo ami one barrel o A.,
noriat'on about aid goods will b. thankfully received
PARRISH AZ
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Chocolate
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900 boxes Brown Soap
soIrs varesaisd and White Scented soap
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birthstone
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$50 kegs Cut Nai- Binds
go bags Sho; and Bar Lad
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Chess in casks and boxes
Pine Apple Cheese
Manufactured Tobacco
20 dozen Painted Buckets
200 De-s Wood Ware
Com Broouns
Writing, Letter and Wrapping Paper
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- bales Wool
100 ssies No. ! and Cotron -oLaaburrs
SO 10 and Brown shi1inr-
80 % - S.eeinss
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BROWN d TAYLOR,
Commission Merchants,
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100 boxes scaled Iicrnngs
30 DO Sperm Candies
boxes Woosey 4 woo.ev Ii, Il gyy,, dt.,ht. ,.st,
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5000 Unadna Serar
90 hrkins Mountain Butter
70 Do Gorlen DO
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Casks Goshen Cheese
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A CARD.
DENTISTRY

| VII UIHHSH OF MEDICAL SCIENCE, winch
Il Dr. PIEAsANTs ms special obeet Of P,,ctcs
/ ltJ- Once, IN BosheTs Row
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-10
Court Of Common Pleas.

MARoH 9.--Wiiiam Robinson vs.. Daniel M Wilcor and
Wiihsm M Rovsu-An action brought 10 dam
ages against the defendants for having taken the house.
hold furniture OF the plaintiff and selling the at auc
tion The defence that the wife of the plaintiff being
desrousto purchase carpetng applied to the de-
PENDANT Wilcox who sold her the quantity wanted on inc
following terms. Mr. Robinson to execute q mort
gage to Wilcox on all his household furniture for tne
sum Of two hundred and nine dollars and o. yen
dollars to be paid weekly until the face OF the mosss
satisfied. Default having been made IN the pay e
the defendant orccosed his mortgage on the 80 o,
y and sold the goods mortgaged the paintn
10Th OF January and having made levy before me mor
gage was due he seeks to the value OF he gooo
sold. and damageslior having made an u"'""'' ''@"
sure. Verdict for psintif 500 ,....,s, Oh,
ID. Evans and VIM. MuIock, for Pis'non H. H. sneP
herd for defendants.
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harecterized as Lynch law soat ." Read and remen

ber
"The Court of opinion shat, throughout all these
painful occurrences well calculated to disturb the
judgment and the energy Of the bravest and most
perenced officers. the conduct Of Commander Mckenze
and his officers prudent, calm and firm and that he
and they honorab performed their duty to the Service
and their Country"
In opposition to such record avouched by such men,
what weight attaches to abusive words such as we have
heretofore quoted from the London structures We leave
them to be enjoyed and believed by their inventors and
abettors either side Of the Atlantic.
II by this defence Commander Mckenzie is to be
acquitted at the bar Of public opinion, we shall be
quite satisfied IL will all be very well We have
no hostility to this gentleman. Far from ii. We
heartily wish him safe out of this uncomfortable
scrape And that our benevolent aspirations are not
as valueless as the Courer's" savage bravado,
we think we have fully established, by the pubca-
ton of the whole Of the elaborate defence of Com
mander Mckenzie offered by two of his advocates,
whose zeal and skill we cannot for moment call
in Question
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-10

CHATHAM THEATRE.-We perceive that Mr..
Jhorne has effected an engagement with Mr. Charles
Eaton an actor of undoubted merit and favorably
known to the New York public. He appears this
evening as Sir Edward Mortimer in the celebrated
play OF the Iron Chest" in which character he
has but few equals The entertainments tonight
are tor the benefit of the Kentucky Minstrels, who
will appear on this occasion in series of new and
rare extravaganzas, which, in connection with the
other attractions is sufficient TO draw an overflowne
house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-10

AMERICAN INsTITuTE.-The last of the exhibition
OF the Planetarium at Niblos Garden, commencing
at % o'clock, p. NJ This and tomorrow evening
closes the exhibition in this city OF the most perfect
model OF the heavenly bodies extant In this short
space those who wish may obtain general under
Standing OF astronomy. Is il not wisdom TO aban-
don ordinary amusements (only two evenings) for a
knowledge Of this vast creation : Lectures on As.
tronomy with addresses Admission % cents
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90 Barnum gives Grand Gala of performances to.
day. afternoon and evening upon occasion OF great
interest to the friends and patrons OF the American Mu-
scum the anniversary Of its foundation The whole esta-
clishment will be in its holiday dress and what with the
splendid Dioramas the admirable stage performances the
beautiful Mclodan, the Indian Chiefs and nnumersble
attractions, IL will be a scene Of rare excitement
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NEW YORK HERALD.
lew York, Friday, March 10, Is4a.
To Newspaper and Literary Agents-and
the Public generally.

The "NSw YoHK ARrDr," monthly magazine Of
literature fashion and the fine arts will be published
gularly rsm this office, on the first of each month.
Under Us new management this Magazine Will be made
equal, II not superior TO any other in the country
IN original literature poetry engravngs and everything
interesting to the fashionable and intellectual portion Of
the public The number for April will contain most
beautiful engraving, accompanied with description OF
the
FOUNTAIN IN THE PARK
Other engrsvngs, colorsd and plain, with and
original plate of the latest Ladies' Fashions will also
rich this number.
From these and other arrangements is intended to
give to the ARTIST Of the highest characters OF
literary magazuein the country whether it be in poetry
and original sketches of society and ashonelevated cr
icism-elegant writing, specimens of the fine arts
No expense will be spsredno mode Of right enterprise
overlooked In orderto effect this object Our present
petiors Grahams Magazine" with supposed cir
culaton of 10000 copies" Godey's Book" with circu
ation of $4,000 copies-boh published Philadelphia
with two three magazines here of less circulation Our
purpose is make the New York Artist" reach popu
larity-a character originality and circulation equal
any of these very popular mag New York is
the great centre and soul of genius fashion and
the fine arts this continent Our and rapid
London and to Paris particularly with the latter when
their steam lines shall be established to procure the ear
lesfashions is better than that any other city this
continent Also, variety of and interesting features
will be added the Artist the of its future pub.
LEGATION.
NEwsMEN and PERIODICAL AGENTS. through.
out the country will please to transmit post paid their
orders to the undersigned at early day possible
Subscribers in the country renting s3 post paid will
receive the ARTIST for year by mail.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
PUBLISHER THE "ARTIsr" MAGAZINE
HERALD OFFICE North West corner of
Fulton and Nassau street.
les
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90 D0DWORTH BALL.--Our readers will bear in
mind that this fine Ball of this evening at the
Apollo. The Indian Chiefs In this city, are to be
there Also and remain till after supper they having
pressed strong desire be present at Ball In this city
We feel assured they could Not have chosen better time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-10

MISSISSIPPI RIvER.-This river had risen about
two feet, but was at stand at st. Louision the 9th
ult. There was about nine feet water from that
city to the mouth-and the ice has disappeared.
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COURT OF ERRoRs.-The Court has determined
by vote OF Is to 10, TO hold the summer session at
the City Hall in this city, commencing the first
saturday Of June next The Chancellor then moved
that the calender Of writs of error be alone taken
up at that session, which was adopted.
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Arrivals.

Aura,cAr-Hon. Levi Woodbury. and family, from
Washington; Hon. Mcclellan and lady York; Hon.
Judge Berren u s. Senator; Francis Boyk and lady
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New JERSEY RAILROAD. Gentlemen doing bu-
slness in this city and living in Elizabethtown and
along the line OF this railroad are urgent to have an
accommodation train leave at six O'Clock in the af
ternoon. We should think that the company would
find il for its interest to send train at that hour.
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FROM ALBANY. Last evening received Alba
ny papers of yesterday morning. This is despatch
We are indebted to Pomeroy ~ Co. for them They
were brought over the Housatonic Railroad.
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STEAM SHIP GREAT WESTERN Where AZ she
u is now believed that she did not leave Enslanc
on the lib ult Has she not Deen sold
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NORTH RlvER.-The river remains firmly closed
at Poughkeepsie. Thelce is so strong at that place.
that teams with heavy loads crossed daily, without
danger
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-10

CAN'T BE BEAr.-Om streets in dirt and filth
They are kept in their present filthy condition by
the new contract
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10 Mr.. Wallace, the distinguished orator, deli
poem called apollo Restored" at Cencer
Hail to night. There will be splendid singing and
music A great house may be expected.
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Circuit Court.

MARsH 9-Pomeroy VS., Corneii.-The verdict in this
brought in this morning for the plaintiff $500
damages, o cents cos's.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-10

MAYORS Ar TIE EAsr.-ln Salem, Stephen p
Webb has been reelected Mayor by a large maio
rity, aud in Lowell, Nathaniel Wright
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-10

PosT OFFICE AT ALBANY.-We learn by confiden-
ila advlces, that desperate attempt is making TO
induce President Tyler to remove General Van
Rensselaer,, the hero OF the last war; from the Post
Office at Albany. We sincerely hope the President
will seriously reflect upon it before he makes a
change The friends of Fan Buren, want that Office
in order to use it to his advantage in the coming
contest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-10

Important Proceedings-The somers Case
before the Grand Jury and the United
states Court.
A full accurate and comprehensive report of all
the speeches, arguments and proceedings that NAV
take place to-day in the United States Court, will
be reported in the Herald of tomorrow such as no
other paper in New York can give.
1t is expected that Charles O'Connor and Ben. F.
Butler for the Spencer side, John Duer and G..
Griffin for the Mckenzie side, will all appear and
argue the point of jurisdiction by the Grand Jury.
1t is highly probable that many finished bursts of
eloquence may take place.
Look out for the Herald Tomorrow
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The LAUNcH.-The packet ship Liverpool was
launched yesterday afternoon at two o'clock 1t
was really magnificent affair.
This ship is nearly twelve hundred tons in size,
and, therefore, the largest merchant vessel in this
country She dipped into the river most beautifully
and lays swan-like on the water. Such a packet is
an honor to our shipwrights.
Thousands witnessed the sight The weather
was so fine and spring-like, that all, who had time
were there. Over five thousand were present
We understand that the keel of another packet,
one hundred tons larger than the Liverpool, will be
laid Immediately in the yard-that of Brown
N Bells. She is TO be named the Great Western
will be commanded by Captain Woodhouse and is
to be one of the line with the Liverpool, Rochester
and Hottinguer-Woodhull ~ Minturn, agents.
We shall soon have packet ships as large as the
line of battle ship Pennsylvania.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-10

The LIBRARIES OF EUROPE The Rev DR.
Baird, gentleman of great literary attainment and
who has Just returned from very extended tour in
Europe gave very interesting lecture last evening
AT Nlblo's soloon, the " Libraries of Europe" A
numerous and highly respectable audience assem-
bled on the occasion The Doctor did not say much
about the libraries of Great Britain, Ireland and
France, as they are tolerably generally known. At
Copenhagen the library contains the best and most
valuable collection of Scandinavian literature in the
world The Libraries at Stockholm and Christian
sand were very rich In the latter was one OF the
most remarkable volumes in the world-the "coder
drgentins" called from its silver letters 1t is
translation of the New Testament or portions of it.
and every letter, with the exception of those in a
few lines, Is made of silver, that is of silver foil laid
on the thin parchment The royal library of Stock
holm contains 5000 volumes, land is very valuable
II contains the largest book ever made il is yard
long, eighteen inches wide, and of the same thick
1t is sort of encyclopaedia, and its contents
were written with pen by person condemned to
die, and who wished to propitiate his Judges by
some extraordinary work. It was said that he made
this book by the help of Satan in night, and it
is therefore styled " The DEVILS Bible" There is
also in this library curious collection of letters
from Charles XII. TO his sister; and likewise the
identical Lain Bible which belonged TO the great
reformer, Luther, and on the margin of which are
the numerous notes made by that illustrious man.
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put that no man shall twice be put jeopardy of his life
LOT the same crime IL the Grand Jury OF Civil Court
has the right TO ndct man in the midst his trial be-
fore competent tribunal the Court has the right for
sught we actually put him his trial and TO
sentence upon him ii convicted whether he he
found guilty in the other jurisdiction II this be The
OF the United States advise the officers of the Nav
and OF the Army to throw their commissions as speed
y possible. There Is not moments safety in remain
ing in either branch Of the service is quite clear from
the express words OF the Act of Congress that they
amensble to Courts Martial and fthe Civil jurisdiction
concurrent nay lit may be exercised regardless the
Military trbunsl every officer every and every
soldier has two chances 70 be hanged where the either
has but That 10 all that can be said about II doc
trine too monstrous 70 be admitted for a moment.
Uiowever we will not entertain even doubt ss 10 tn,
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TO MARRIED LADIES'.

MADAME REsTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS,
Tbose invaluable Powders have been universally adopted
Europe but particular upwards Of thirty
cafe and ecacious remedy for married ladies, whose health
iorbids rapid increase Of family.
Madame Aesel as is well known was for thirty yesrs 70
male Physician the principal Female Hospitals Eu
rophose Of Vienna and Parswhere favored by her great
those great in medical clense specially adapted
vailed a. well in this country as in Europe Her scquaint-
with the physiology and anatomy Of the male France
enables herby tracing the decline and i'll health oIsmared
females the meridian Of life and the Consequent
pid and often apparently nexpicabe which couslgu
fond mother premature gave-to their true source
knowledge Of the primary Of female nds
positions-especiay 81 married led
of her celebrated Preventive Powders Their
adoption has been the of only the health
but even the life of many aeconate wife and fond
ther.
The advertiser feeling the importance OF this subject and
benefits resulting thousands by their adop
would respectfully the attention Of the
all that they hold and DEAR their consideration
not wise and virtuous % prevent evils 70 which
subject, by simple and healthy within control
Every dspssonate yTuous aud enlightened mind will unhc
sitatingly answer ia the Affirmative Price five dollars pack
accompanied with full aud particular directions They
can be forwarded by mail to any part Of the Snced stars Az
TELL, Female Physician Principal Office, las Greenwich
street, New York Office hours from IAN. to O'Clock p M.
Boston office. No Essex $40 2msr
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ON sTRICTUhE AND IT'S CURE.
TINE FOLLOWING REMARKS WILL PLACE BE-

Il
st @ e' s Sss s. !;
sdSsssss s IN T' nos%
aiedsss Il he lsee
BE sss & s11e u.s.: @ pain and general
known l a af's 81 tnose sn s Of badly
Nue. % on , from month o 70 month to month slides gee
is often suffered 70 indefinitely But it should be
Riff%Hss and q s hs
Their that although may remain uaaoeed for
sash o e s%s far Y%
also Su Of ss sH ssS, nc m
idea that cannot exist 50 long as no mpedmen
the o S of urine FOB which which,
striking change in this respect; indeed diminished or inter-
nHs s GRs sS se mSI Of
The advantage however which ignorant advertising people
a OF o re, notion 5U Every body
ey s e sa oae ons w buy hfm
edats acEnowiedss ali he medicine n the woa
proof nothing
% s an hs mny
put whom on seeing the real nature Of the he has cured
With view Of preventing these mposisions, therefore, it
deS e lay the ppS few plain
easily for although symptoms Of this disease are nu
e e ons fs h1ef a
need be much diminished mpeded But obseyo
attentvely after finished and the clothes readjusd
~nothnS more indicative Of structure The next is
The lime GoNoRRHEA HAS REMAINED INCURRED
1t difficult to say how long Goncrhea elect
and not produce structure for naturally disposed
to structure than another but general rule if it should be
suffered beyond six weeks this alone would afford
ground at least TOR the suspicion OF structure The
The EyrEcr SrRicruRx HAS UPON THE MIND.-Ths
effect OF Structure Is TO depFe:S the spirits and to lessen both
effects Not however that it alike in every nd
vidua but common that the writer rarely Of
does complain less that so capable Of Su
sness formerly II gratifying also witness the uniform
return OF spirits and the disappearing Of other malades the
With regard to the Of Structure this subject it is su
ncet observe (and it stated with confidence and plea
piished in very little time So much this could have
been advanced years but such has been the improve
that he can accomplish the cure of structure to as many
days as formerly II demanded months
The writer also begs TO state that for those who wish TO
ture the of all those delicate diseases which require
advisable however, that those who suspect structure
possible should consult the author personally and nothing
will surprise them than the and certainty Of his
Of Separate also, arranged for hosc
who ay have TO wait little.
Il oaly now remain. to word or two the ground
which the public and especially coming this city
rely with confidence what has been advanced With
this view Dr. Ralph begs TO state that beside his rank
duate of Edinburgh &c. he has been engaged in the
than thirty years. and has published editions Of work
pessy them Also that he has testimonial letters from the
Americaas Sir Ashley Cooper to Dr. Mott Of New York,
DR. Physick Of Philadelphia and Others and that he
mted TO refer to almost Physician Of emnence in this
Dr. Ralph is his private residence No Greer
wch street towards the Battery at hour He may also be
consulted By The little volume above referred
dollar oil lmSr
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MEDICAL CARD.

OFFICE, No. l96 Fplton street DIR FAwCETT Ms,
Der Of hs Royal College Of ssons Of London and Eda.
dpha author OF several works the generave organs Sc
confines his pJacce class Of delicate diseases in Iii
their aud complicated FORMS worst
vsnersa affections will yield his mode treatment without
restraint in Diet hndrancs from business and without
Constitutional debility mpoteney ,erility seminal weak
which brought by destructive habit of ncon
youth other ndugences of the
which undermine the constitution and lay the foundation
premature decay (see Dr. Fawcets work these subects
be radically cured and the restored health and
Structures Of the uethrs extending far the prostate
gland and neck Of the bladder and which generally prod
ced by the bad of disease and frequently they org
from masurbaton be radically cured by Dr. Faw
cett, l96 Fulton
p SDr the eldest advertising Physician the city;
his diplomas from London Edinburgh and Philadelphia
hung large frames in his Office where his works be
Obtained. Price 30 cents Ola imsec
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PATENT ELASTIC
SH Q U Err ACE

me oUpothlbFhS offer, with full confidence in its
utitv aud usefulness, the above named article This
article INTENDED % brace The shoulders support the
exsno ne chest Swing graceful outline the figure aud
WI oe lund indispensable to persons Of sedentary habits
Parents and guardians particularly requested this
prcs Wi he found TO possess requisite quality for
linen Is recommended nameyto brace the shoulders Of
cdn ana others who have acquired the habit of STOPPING
and retain their form upright position They be
WIN perfect ease being formed with elastic back and will
tpcf9e also offer their celebrated Elastic Spring Russia Or
hdng BELT The above articles manufactured under the
immediate inspection Of Mr. Pares who has been engaged in
The business for the last years may be depended on
superior 70 article eer offered for the same pu pose
Sold wholesale and retail the old establishment Of
PARSELLS AGATE,
27 Broadway, corner OF faik Iscs,
n BLsd y ,. ,.gPsd ard a,.sd by calling , ~ ne
between Hubert and Lsght stsssss ~ <N"&