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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20

y The Second Public Debate before Tie
Franklin Literary Society, Brooklyn, having bern post
poned on account OF the Storm will take place OF FRIDAY
EVENING, the gath OF March. al the Lycs1.n.
Question: Should The Protective TariH be abolished
Athrmatiye-P4RSE GOODWIN ESQ.
NegaiISe-HsgACE GREELEY, Esq
Cyrus P. Smith, Esq, will preside.
Debate 10 Commence al past seven O'Clock.
WM.H. STORY, Chairman of Committee.
Tickets . each Two admitting gentleman and
two ladies' To be had Bookstores A. II. Wilder
and S. CulyerweIl, Fulton street, acd The door.
mo MTb&Fsi'
u Apprentices Eibrnry.-A meeting OF c,i-
Will DC held al the apprentices Library IN Crosny ST.
Sroome and Grand streets, Tuesday evening"
2Isi inst, al half pas, 4 o'clock.
The object Is 10 lay before the meeting the merits
is OF The ABOVE named Institution explain h present coz
dtior and TO take into consideration wha;meaES are Reces
II believed 10 be Institution which The moral and
intellectual condicon of very large portion OF the youth
OF City depends; thousands OF whom only look to
aid amend almost totally neglected education,
and thousands viii embrace its advantages with very little
persuasion whilst learning and thus redeem their
the acquisition of knowledge, and confirming habits
which alone WILL lead them responsibility and usefulness
This step taken AT the suggestion OF some oil our most
respectable and benevolent fellow citizens
SHEPHERD KNAPP, E. B. CLAYTON,
THOMAS ADDISON, A. CHANDLER.
BRIGHAM HOWE, MARTIN e. THOMPSON,
JACOB A-w Est ERVELT, C. C. jACo6US,
CHARLES Nj. LEUPP. LINUS w STEVENS,
JOSEPH P SIMPSON,
Committee from the General Society OF Mechanics and
Tradesulen.
PS. The meeting called for Monday evening, 18Th inst
was in consequence OF the storm po1poned TO the ts as
above. rils 1T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20
MARINE JOURNAL.

Ship Moniczun,u Charles II Mar
Banks Nashua, Perry, Hamburg, Schmidt Blachea;
Gazele Allen, Meble, Taylor MeTr'll Corneia' Con-
Brgs Ocean, (Brem) Surge, Bremen, ] Muller; Ef-
fort, koopman Segborn Bauger Peck; Susan Spohord,
Spoford, Berbce John ElTell Coz Agnes, Hunt, Mo-
Schrs Baltimore, Bckmore Mobile, ] Elwe 4 Co; Sui
,ana Irons Bucksvile. sc, Badger Pack Asm Osborn,
,imo.e, johnson L Lowden While Itogers, Philadel.
ph,a; Victor, Basse,t, Boston, 5 " Lewis
ARRIVED.
Ship Arson, Barkman, DIS I'm Charleston Gotten TO
Brig Warsaw K9opman, Ii DIS fz1 sIa,anzas, sugar and
coffee 10 Moses rayor Lett brig Swiss Boy loading Tor
Russia; New England, Granger, tor NY days; brig
Chariot, McLaRnen, sailed day before Lat oSt, ION 10
spoke brig Gazse Havana-reques,ed he reported
Big W, Snow, OF Thomaslon, 80 DIS i'm Laguaa log
wood TO Rowland Aspinwal.
Brig Mary, WEIGH, OF Boston, 6 ds I'm Sisa hem &c TO
schr Comet Ireland DIS I'm st Croiz and sugar
Benz Defores Co. Lett schrs fsam ior NY in 10 days;
Orleans of Orleans, for do in days
Sehr Daty Chase, Downe II ds fn Auz Cages, mahega-
ny and coffee to Lewis March H. of Ha'ieias' spoke
Scbr Oceoa, Yeaon q ds i'm Attacapas Louis, I've oak
schr Sterling, Taylor DIS I'm Wilmington, NC, naval
schr Edger Laiag, Turner4 DIS I'm Sasensbcro, Nc
Schr Soulberner Conklin, DIS I'm Wilmington NC
va stores John Ogden.
schr Samnel Elwsl Bewnar 10 DIS IA, Suffolk, shingles
Schr Juelte, woglon, ds I'm Petersburg, tobacco and
iron 10 James Hunter.
Scbr David Pratt, Quits, North Yarmouth Sc ds I'm
NO. pork. &c to Badger Peck.
Schr Florida, LAMAR, DIS i'm NC, shad TO A Rogers
Schr Delight, Ketchum 5 ds i'm Washington, NC, stad 10
Sshf Neptune Robinson ds fn Charleston, in ballast 10
S:hr Tomn, Tomlin fm Petersburg, 6 ds -four and
tobacco 10 A B Cooley X Co.
Lighters iron, bark Isabella, ashore Staten Island
scbrs Bulap Seaman, Geo Edwards, Hiram Dixon, Wn
l. Rolf and sioop Time, filled with sugar and noiasses 10
A>op J. Chaunccy.
BELOW-I ship and brig. Wind W by S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20

HoRR1D !--Fool.hardlness in jumping off rail
road cars while moving was fatally exeInpifcd the
other day at Rochester. The hands employed
about he Albany and Rochester Railroad at Roch-
ester are somewhat in the habit of jumping on and
off the trains between the Depot and Railroad
workshop, which are at opposite ends of The Rail
road Bridge across the Genesee. When the train
for the East was leaving Rochester on Monday,
one of the men, named Conover, jumped from the
engine as it was nearing the workshop. He must
have siisped and fell back the track, for jolt
oscsa;ened TO the passenger was instantly fol-
iowed by cry from spectators that the Inflated
man was instantaneously killed The wheels
passed over his heart! He was recently married
Albany Atlas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20
4arrA VALUABLE FACTORY for Sale at

4azA VALUABLE FACTORY for Sale at
Sg AuctioR-wilb be ,oa a, Pubc 4 action at The Mer
Exchange in The Cy OF New-i ork, on Monday hs
l5,h day OF Apr II osock, a. d. or that day,
those certain premises situated IN hr town o. Paterson state
Of NewJeraey heretofore belonging TO the Monroe Mann'a
turing Company nnd formerly as the ECaver Wool
Factory described AZ follows Beennbg on The north.
westerly side Of Boudnoi street at ue corner OF lot mere
ofnre occupied by Timothy f. CRIME saw and grist
nll lot running lbence along the line oi scd lot north
weswsriy 45 feet inches 10 lot heretofore conveyed
thence aosg the Inns OF sad lot leo feet 10 new
street. thence along hs same as ett
inches 10 the nohwesterJ lice ct BoudL7tslreet thence
along .le scuhwes.wardy 100 ice! 70 the place Of
beginning. Together with the FdcoFy Blls and buildings
erected thereon, and The right oil akhg ron The Canal IL
Boudnot quantity of water equal 6eea inchea
square, and of conouing tail The said lot to
the Passac River through the lot conveyed 10 JOIN White
above stated.
There buildings upon the above lot First the Factory
which is OF brick witt solid walls snd slate roof OF stories
hic with attic and 81 feet inches wide h. 100 deep
with wing attached ~ feet inches wide by "A feet In
chss long three store5 nigh used IS machine shop o;c,
and packing room There also e.tscheG The factory
The wheel house, which u 81 brick has been lleiy
erected The water wheel is new end Ia ue,s order bay
ing been lately put az considerable outlay Sec
ond good two Story irsme dwelling House suitable FOX
the occupation OF superintendent and bis family TDlrcs
frame building used cot,oa house. waste bouse and
barn. Fourth, BRICK building ttDrY high and a fee.
wide by about 60 feet Deep which be used factory
by Itself IL having supply OF water power rom The srger
The wafer power connected with the above promises "a
very great and sufficient Tor all purpose. OF the establish
meni, being supplied rom the Passaic Falls through an
artificial Carat Boudinut street. and the factory aBd 9th
buildings in good order The establishment is well
suited 10 cotton OF WOODEN factory or any 0Ihef mtchan
Cal ployment requiring power and Possesses adj
yantages of location 2.. seldom met with.
There will also be sold the part OF the s~
chnery the factory psrcuarso which viz be gseE
the day II ae be learned on application TO the
subscriber Part OF tie purchase money may remain
The sale viii be made by James ii. Miller Go. Arr-
stated as ii is made 10 close lrn, FOR further paftculars
applyto CHARLES n; BUTLER: n'rustes. &c.
New-York, March Is, 1913. ~. HaDOyers 81.
MOO rrau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20

~ Spencer's HAT WAREHOUSE IS removed to
No. Ct Chambers street, 81 door Eas, OF Broadway
| March I'd, 1873. mh2 If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20
whix MayoraIty Convention.


n. George 1 4. Hood, E. f. Cowies, William Turner.
III J. Lloyd. z. Potter, J. w: Leavi't
w W Han, p. Doane, J. v Tyor 1,,.,,...
W S. S. Ward, CO.. Howell, J J. HarAnesS
vi. g. Endico!,, John Gray, ~. Reed Reed.
VII c. Sweet. J K. Wood, H. A H ,i', :, g..
<. J.H. II. HaWs, II. scovill, B: Drake.
Xl. s Webster, II. B. Bolster, w. Fl. Cabin.
Xii. c. NJ Graham, Jr.. A. A. Avord K hetcnum
Kill B. Haskell, K. Cornell. r. Dearborn
XIV. D. w. Townsend, Z. Miniurn, Z. >. LAZARUS
XVI G B. Thorp, J. NJ; s,5sng D A eastman CO Inn
XVII. w. II. Frye, VIM B. Barlow, 4 ainia iii'
" The Cardinal Posat OF con,royerssy between s.,
;d,U Morning next will be published IAN Inquiry Into
h Msr,s Of The Reformed Doctrine OF Impu,aon as con-
Ts.sd .9s ' Essays on Catholic Fah yaasrnga
Iiy;ngaon. ESQ, recently membee OF The Protestant
Church sv se Rs Rss Shop Hughes
eIp pre- 81. 'o' CAssERLY SONS, los Nassau-ss
Geo. III. Cotton win denver course OF h ave
10 the Chapel of NeR-iork diversity on lne
North American Indians her On esdav evening"
ius and religions tsitn. / hss Aes $500 -
next, March 81 ,;,,, or IN. American and Euro
Tickets for the course ST. single tickets . cents De
had the book STORES OF essS onr en- the eve
= wexford, ana tsoe wv" me- Ok
ming oil The lectures
p Spring Fashion mnas.-hass Oh me S."
Spring Style viii be offered counter on ana a'e
nrdsv 4,b inst. SPENCER, Halter,
mh2 u No 81 Chambers st. . doors East OF broaa"'S
r The Executive Committee Of ahe fob-
Lie SCHOOLS SOCIETY wish TO communicate "
MeSsrs Brttou, CARNEY Townsend the sacsaeton eS
have received 10 having the removed sreu inc "A
and alleys of the Schools under their charge The eao
ness with which you gave orders have The WORK done
and the In which has been executed requires nis
expression froaa Es. .,,--
M29 itS J, d, WILKINS sseses&A''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20
Naval Court Martial on board she u. s..
ship North Carolina.

The Court usual and the record having been read
The JUDGE ADVOCATE resumed the reading of the Official
epor, OF Commander Mackenzie to the Secretary Of the
Navy, which having been comp leied, he called
Midshipman Hays who was subjected 10 long examina.
ou which elected nothing which has not been previously
reported.
Alexander McKe, of the discharged prisoners, was
then called and Among other important matter he
testified follows:
heard the Commander address the crew, Sunday
.t,ar the execution Ieread Mr. Spences letters and said
he was .used that the young had been ly ing to BIN
bag on the Sunday before arrival at St Thomas. l.
was lied over my head Sergeant Cavity superintendent it,
anderson The Captain OF the Frecaste the who
put me in tw ii so that could not get my head out.
BENJAMIN F. 6 cen, another discharged prisoaer, was
aso sworn and his examination continued up till O'Clock
without showing any thing OF importance, when it
pended aad the Court adjourned ill 10 o'clock this aon-
day) morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20
A MEXICAN MUsEUM.-P. T. Bar

NEW AND tNEXAMPLED ATTRACTIONS!
Day visitors admitted sane evening free.
Tne manager happy 10 announce the first appearance
in America OF Miss MARY DARLING, the beautiful and
charming English enchan,ress, pupil OF Herr Derong
No adtq 1ae description be given OF her wonderful
Magical peItormanceslhey must be seen 10 he apprcca'
Also engaged for one week, CHANG FoNG, the cee-
brated Chinese Juggler. Also, Mr. O. jenkins, the com
droerist singer, baro player &C. Last week OF
Miss Hood La Petite Celeste, the popular danseuse
New Ethiopian burlesque OF Dickens VS. Bcz Tht sle-
odeon which plays with the sweetness and effect OF MY
performers, Albno lady chronological examinations in-o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20
lS,0Oo COPIES

u D'Aubismc's Great Reformation has
been sold within three The cheap edition in one
volume published IS the Cheap Cash Bookstore
by SAAioN = MILES, I'D broaaway
NJ B. Booksellers and News Agents supplied at large
discount for cash. ml8 ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20

6sRiNNELL, MiNTURN G. CO "a
" sou,b-sreet, for sale English sheaihirg Cop
per-I00 cases from II to- o.
swedes lrom-60 tons, well aSortso.
lin Plates-20G boxes atsoTed
/ Try Pots-24 Try Pots, 40, Ie9 and 100 gaisoss,
Galego Flopp-l ,zG0 bols. freah.
Rio Coffee 60 bags prime Green
Havana SugzT--5e0 ooIss brown
Havana Sugar--50e boxes Witt
Ecssia Duck-50o pieces "A ana 90 inca.
Russia Ravens uck--5so pisces.
Russia Boi, Repc-le0 coli. assorted z.Ies.
Russia DiapeTs-59 bales.
Russia c.ssfs--25 bales.
Russia Sbeetngs-29 bales, brown
Plore,te Paper-7la bales, esstled TO ceoens1fe'
Masder,-20 Casks prime 0n5ro. -:,.
ISosy-59 cTr,a Teeth and sec ScIrseiPs 1,;,ti,-
Chibsse soy-5oJ srs; % csses sha - T,,a
z. J. Rhubarb-20 cases; 5ccaSes, Lac Nv
EaTshspware-s crates sspeiiof &c
Cand,es-ae1 borres Sperm, assorted
Winter OIL o09 gallons pnoieaehed.
Co.. SO ton,; 500 tors Steaf1oeat cosS
.,.o az .ssaraent OF China silks, VIZ
Wbi,a reeez-sG cases 80 irsa
VIE pos,E &c Hdkfc-S cases
vhir Figured Pongee t6s It's cases.
cieison Figured Porgee Hdkfs--5 cases.
Grape shaWis2a cases, embroidered, various pst;ers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20

Prepared and Sold wholesale and retail and Tor eXporta
lion, by A. q: SANDS CO., Druggists and Chemists
lee NewYSrk. Sold also by A. B X D. Sands, Drug
gs,s Nos 10 and 100 Fulton streets David Sands Coz NO
eis!s generally trou bout the United States. Price 81
ht.,iia &
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20
OOk AT THiS-Just received from


L by The Hartford Fire Insurance Company
lled lSi0-Chactef psrpetual.l
This long csdb Issued and we'll known Institution, having
been upwards OF thirty continues
insure Houses, Furnnre Stores Merchandise and every
description o. property against loss damage oy fire on
The ros,Iavorabie terms. JOHN NElLSoN,Jr
nh.o Sus Agent. IS W all street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20

LsAMlLIES wishing TO obtain pure old
fashioned BROWN er PALE YELLOW SOAP, can
do so by applying 10 subscribers who manufacture
other INJURIOUS substances so much used in making Soap
and by il rendered offensive. and frequently EaS
sticky qnality by which it may be detected: .
rn56 So w HULL / SON l03 Clif.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20
STOCK or SILK GOODS

NEW STOCK OF SILK GOODS
~ S&E Il. PECK & CO., lS9 Fearl and 90 Beaver.
Streets solicit Tie Merchants visiting the city 10
Their very of Lace, SILKS and Fancy
Goods which they daily adding the most fashionable
and desirable SYKES OF the season. Aso complete
prices for cash, mi lmis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20

DR. TAyLog's BALsAM L,vEEwoRT, SIS BowERY'-
TIE following certificate is from gentleman OF TIE rs
reSpectaby and is perfectly conclusive; we lherelete
label is on The bottle 10 prevent countcrfeit*"
This splendid engraving has been designed an execn'ea
nv Messrs Rawdon Wright Hatch, great expense IN
order to prevent the public from the imposition iakeheod
ard fraud practced upon them by persons whose motto
all is lair in traden The genuine Balsam OF LiVerwor
can always be depended anu we earnestly hope s VINO
have coughs and colds will resort to THIS sure so
that they mry be cured ucpient Stage From me
large Quantity in bottle the cheapest medicine Sold
certify that wife year and ha R See w, was s se
cured by one bottle OF DR.. Taycrs Balsam OF Liverwo
from 575 Bowery. ,.,op,soI1
r,-,v,ou,n Wesiches,er Co. N Y, Dec. 81, 1912
For sale as above and by Or. LEEDS, Druggist sole
Whole sale Agent, ~ Maiden Lime.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20
AUCTION SALES.
.tcsiah Richarcs, auceoaesr
pY BANGS, RICHARDS 81 PIAATT,
~ Store lS6 Broadway
Liheraics,h sdvanees made consgHraenu Scr aIcsoa
snaa

At suction
,r, Yk.rts~ SegrSti Stsr- Yert 7'rz2s SaLf.
at the auction Non
Iss sale OF tsestsdonery wil ake place en- Monday,
s'lh HagSn, al eSSck. a NJ TIE calsioSue rnbracss
ths asi vaFs ., sses in This ne, including TIE rsla
soe thnoSe o. sssisoaesy paper, Acst T. Cahens
Iak, Drawing Pesei, Bank Books, Steel Pens Erefroiss
Leads, sc. Sc.
Also .ookhiader Cloth and Leasr, vera, largo and
valuable invoices 0! beekhaders sher md cc,b ipciu.
ding an invoice Sce pieces o. Enst siu; OF he ore
rib pattern 10 be seld on Monday, Al eeleA, 2. Nj
TUESDAY, March -
Al 81 O'Clock. at the auction rCorn.
SooEs-The sale ct the boesS Will coomeHee Tues
day morspg ST O'Clock, with the lsvoce ~
Mess-S. Baseharo, sad ia eoltiEued from cay %
day the ho2r until ali is sold in he order a The
Catalogue, which win be found unusual yare~
" valuable s,Qcs jroluiug invoices from TIE
leading publishers throughout The country.
Also, several valuable % stereotype plgts$o the
splend Eugsh octave ecion, Ia vel s62 aasss; Sour
rienne's Lie OF Naposor; Paiey's Tseocgy, &c &c,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20
THE CoMET!-THE COMET!

THE COMET!-THE COMETi
ILLUSTRATED WITH ELEVEN En- CRAVINGS.
ON MONDAY MORNING viii be published in an EX
IRA NEW WORLD, tie celebrated work OF NJ Arago
tbs great French Astronomer written by order of the Gov
ernrneni, entitled
THE COMET
Scientific Notices OF Comets in general, and in particular
Of that of 1sS.; TO which is added accom-, OF
THE EXTRAORDINARY COMET
NOW BLAZING THROUGH THE HEAVENS,
and which may be every fair evening" aad the opi-
ions OF eminent astronomers the
INFLUENCE OF COMETS ON THE EARTH.
This will be the interesting and scientific, as well as
the complete work the subject CT Comets pub
lished giving The his..ry of The celebrated Comets
which have appeared il ancient and modern times.
Price I2s cent-Sa hundred
mla 81 J. WINCHESTER, so Ann.s;, N. Y.
AN Grafton on lLs Lie and Services of HEN.
RY CLAY will delivered by Daniel ulman, Esq. be
fore the Tenth Ward Democratic Clay Club on Thursday
evening" March 3D. lSi3 al The Church corner OF p-en
cey and Christie streets. Members viii be supplied with
tickets of admission by the sergeanl-at.arrns
Tickets may be procured by Application 10 Piggoii
81 Division s. Daniel H. Miller, OF Frankfort and
jacob SIS.
NIB Seats will be reserved for l,dies.
ni7 rs J T. DODGE, Chairman
~ Carpeiings, Floor Cloths, &e.-The sub
sc-ibers having made and splendid 2oyemsns IN
way, receiving fresh supply OF cafpetugs ioor
Cloths &C., most elegant designs, from the most APP
proved Europeas manufactures designed expressly Tor the
spring trade.
Their stock now contains complete variety, from good
and substantial articles, at low prices 10 those oil The hnes
fabric.
object is sell only such goods as will give entire
satisfaction TO The purchaser and by this means secure pun
lie confidence.
Merchants and housekeepers will find 10 their advap-
age examine stock before purchasing elsewhere as
our xperierce facilities such enable rs safely
10 defy competition.
mbI4 lw is* 254 Broadway.
NJ ReIipfofIs Notice. sermon will be deliver
ed by The Rev Moses Ba.ou, OF Portsmouth, n. H. This
Monday Evening, in the Universas Church. correr OF
Elizabeth ard Walker streets, when collection will he
taken up in aid Unversaist Missionary fund The
services will commence half past The pub c and
friends are respectfully invited 10 attend. MO IL
lJ Mitchell Il. "A. society will hold Splendid
meeting this evening the Hall, sos Broadway. W. wal
lace Esq OF Kentucky, DR.. Barnes OF This City, and Other
gentlemen Of ability, Will speak. Good music both vocal
and Instrumental. w. w. WALLACE, President
w. q. PHILLIPS, secretary. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20
DISASTERS.

The brig Pnta arrived this port Thursday evening
from Nassau had put into that port on the TN OF eb ~ ds
tress She was from Wilmington, NC, bound 10 The Hava
yaaa with a cargo of hard pine lumber and bad expert
enced very heavy gale the Isl and I'd OF Febshppet
sea while scsddiag which wasned s IAN csboose
house &c, and bad OF water in her h9d The vessel
was taken into Nassau BY me ale-hef cargo S''-Dau
e English vessel reported By The mate of Tie EN-
porium, bark Jaao ErskIne Pripgis WIN
4GCU bags coffee, IRON Aux Cayes. ABOUT lGeo oss
coffee and all materials "a red a9d DToosnt 10
The Spanish ship Fama Cubdna siariorell WHICH
pu. Nassau, Mp in distress Jan 70 had a.
her cargo 1900 boxes sugar. and was undergoing repairs
OF the CARO- OF the Algonquia ABOUT hoo bales have
been saved all more less damaged, and sold ALount
of sale, tseiil OF cargo and matsi!S, DOT lar from
SaIyave awarded by the Chamber of Commerce. IN % 10
N neT cent, Cant Christensen THAI there Is no inSu.
ancp on the ship and fears there none upon me o"hss
portion half OF Be ant a would
cotton much defacsd ana "asneu oo'' 1'a' - So
be impossible TO Distinguish ths..'. w., ,r u.b X
csvs-,I vsar. We have never experienced severe
Nortbsr rs that c las, night and This morning we rave
beard said that The american .ci samuel as
There were several passengers, Including an equestrian
company u.-srurrs Ian n
wears there has not been such bosseruus ~edtR
or in The Mesierranean as there mas peen os we .,t
month, especially on The eoa o. ,n s.Tera,
have gone shore N The hareer- NuFaoeIs o 800 C1
been wrecked. The ships osaznoa anu n, d S,Ii b.
have los, bulrarks, stauacheors salis ac and S
oh,ed 70 be recoppersd and thoroughly repaired ao
brig Mary Ann, from Havana, has mao decks s"eP1 '
blown away, and leaking badly.
nv rE1s MORNINGS SOUTHERN MAIL.
From cur Philadelphia Correspondent
PHILADELPHIA March ie-P ~
Cleared on Saturday aiternoon-Br bug "eiAhs'on'
Sect, Halifax, Ms. ~
Arrived Sa;srdsy-Brg Yandalis al - S q M w.
Schr sally Ann Plus Fisher 10 ds tn Slnnepu1tor, NO
Schr Pear Pearse, Ii ds I'm Guayama. Pr
| sloop Coeuette. Keuvan, 2 Is I'm HaFrs oe grace.
S1 Mo-, Seoay AE I'M d.
Arrived Ibis Hlorning-Schr Consul, PasaaE, Days ifo
Washington, NC.
Sjoop Valiant, Ashnaore, dy 10, Trenton =.
Arrived this aitesnosn-Brig B.andywine, sfaeAi LIZ
| rig NaitIsnd Fowl, l2 ds fn Turks Island,
Wes,her clear and plessant-Wind SWW,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20

N FU!4h, Nth iGTge nlceTJ The leg eatirep
cured (after being giren up crab by Physica,J by
BRISTOL'S SdRS3PARiLLA.
ANOTHER PROOF Of THE VIRTUES OF BRIs-
Tolls SARSAPARiLLA.-The following is one OF The
any huadds wha daily tesiyng TO the superiority
OF Bsops SarSaparia The many ncsrums pulled INTO
the notice OF the communywheress Srls,oFs sarsaparta
performs all purpors do and gives universal satsiae
on 10 lhose who have had the Article and given tar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20
Passengers Smiled

In the ship Hottinge Liverpool.Dr James McHen-
~ OF Philadelphia Consul Londonderry; Jacob Pa
der, Isaac T Heinrich, Germany; VIM jacobs, London
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20

SAHDSS SARsAPARlLLA.-Health is the choicest blessing
heaven confer man. comparison which all world.
sink into nothing and nsgncance. The royal
robes of princes with rudy hue OF health
Thousands surng from diseases that have reduced them
total wreck, might by proper and the use OF
the right entirely their health Diseases hav
ing their origin 10 viaed secreons ofniucous
um1r chronic RheunatismS Scialic Lunbago Scrofu
Ia Kings Evil, Salt Rheum lies, Bar0er's Itch, and sinai
lar 9se viii be s%r', rv'ueity cure, Ny n1 sr"
sand cas,s with complete
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