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THORNTON III. FREEMAN late Postmaster a
Carrollton, Missouri having escaped from the Gus
tody of Weston F.. Burch Esq, U. S. Marshal for
the District of Missouri, by whom he had been ar
rested charge of having committed several de-
predations upon the mail and there being strong
presumptive evidences of his guilt
| do hereby, in addition to the reward of $50 al
ready offered on behalf of the Post Office Depart
ment by the Special Agent, offer reward of TWO
HUNDRED DOLLARS for the re-arrest of said
FREEMAN, and returning him to the custody of
the said Marshal securing him in custody until the
said Marshal can reclaim him.
c. A. WICKLIFFE,
Postmaster General.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Nov g. lS43
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Class No. 81, for l843.
To be Drawn at Alexandria, ID, c. on Saturday, De-
ccmber 3Oth, lSi3.
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
$50 OOO-SlO ,00O-$5, 000-S3 500-S3 600
So, 500-Sl, $685. prizes Of S 500
80 of S1,000-50 of $3.50, &c.
7s number lottery-14 drawn ballots
Tickets Sl0-Halves S5-Quarters 80 so.
Certificates Of Packages Of 90 whole tickets $3.50
Do do 26 half do IS
Do do 26 quarters do 80 so
For tickets and shares or certificates Of packages
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rs Drawings sent Immediately after they are
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CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, YBSTINGS, &c.
Vy7 f have his day received large assortment Of
w Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vestings, which, IN
point Of quality price, and quantity, cannot be sur
passed in this market all of which will be sold at the
lowest possible prices. We name in part
25 pieces extra finish wool-dyed black Cloths
10 do medium do
Is do do blue do
10 do medium do do
40 do invisible green, dablia, olive, brown,
and green cloths
25 do assorted Cloths, suitable for ladies'
use, exceedingly cheap
25 do London, Plaid, and plain Tweeds
50 do assorted Cassimeres, in fancy plaids,
striped, figured, and plain
25 do rich Cashmere Vestings
10 do medium do
dozen rich Cashmere Scsrs
do low priced do
35 pieces silk pocket Hdkfs
10 dozen linen cambria do
Together with Gloves, Suspenders, Knit Shirts
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A SMALL FARM FOR SALE CtIEAP.-The
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bridge, lying southwest Of the Hope tavern 1t is
improved with comfortable frame dwelling house,
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nor SALE farm northeast of Rock Creek
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MEDICAL STATISTICS OF THE u. S. ARMY.
STATISTICAL REPORTS on the sickness and
~ mortality Of the Army of the United States, com
piled from the records of the Surgeon Generals and
Adjutant Generals Offices, embracing period of
twenty years from January, 1919 to January, 1899
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-27
CommerciaI and Money Matters.

SATURDAY, March 25.
The sales Of State securities large reaching at both
Boards some 600. Kentucky, in consequence of unia
vorable construction put upon the late Bank Law fell on
II per cent but improved at the Second Board Ohio de-
clned /; Mechanics Banking Association went up !; Pa
terson down I.
Sterling Exchange is 81 6, with moderate business
Francs 45 542 Mobile not plenty and selling at Is
I9 discount.
The announcement in paper yesterday morning OF
the suspension of the Oswego Bank took every body by
surprise 1t had been thought that the Banks of this State
had been thoroughly sed We learn nothing farther, e1
cept that the Bank will probably become charge on
the Safety Fund. The trouble occasioned by
disputes among the Directors. The notes selling in
Wall street l2t discoun is, by the way remarka
BILE coincidence that the American and COMMERCIAL in part
should have the article the subject that appeared
in The Tribune yesterday morning.
Some interesting in regard 10 financial matters
in Ohio will be found the letter OF Columbus cores
pondent.
Dr. Hubbard the acting IND Commissioner Of Ohio, has
e,,ered upon The duties OF his office
AT Mobile, 16,h Exchange qaei Sterling p prem; 60
days New Aork l6. sight IS; American Gold q 2S,
Silve. 81 g. The Bank Of Mobile was checking al 49,
At New.O Orleans couiderab!e doing Sterling pre-
nium; Francs IS co. 60 days Nsw.York a dis
count, 50 days a At, sight a 81 discount.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-27
'e 'e'' i,iperpoot Clas.itication.

FLOIIR AND MEAL-There is an improved demand
for Western Flour r the supply of Eastern poF ana he
stock of all descriptions being very small and se
fresh supplies being probable for some time yet mas
duced holders to the rue to s75 B; some noa
ers r higher Sales 10 the e1en OF 'VV OF 'oo
bbs Genesee made at 07i establishing an aoVAhee
lstc and there is ,e If any mo.e to be bad al hat fae
There good inquiry Tor Orleans al ad'ahcihs
We notice sales aseut 1000 bbl various brands al OF
rs for common 87i for fancy the latter or lS obs
.JOGH Smith The large sale this brand reported are"
davis since was supposed al S$ safe oi lIVo oo
10 arrive of a fayore brand better than common, "es
.de st 693 parcel of 55l bbls, arrived to-oay was
sold previously to arrival at So In Southern tnere
sos movement at steady We notice sales OF o 10
500 Georgetown at s5 200 Fredericksburg al Iss; o
aoward.st at %; 500 10 400 Richmond Country d. ~
and parcel Of New.York Mills at SIT Aichmono e'ss
is poninslly al a5; arandywne 80 Jersey Meal oo
pndvine is held rsore firmly at II SO, cash. and SlS 4
mos for bhds and 62l, cash. for bbis The supply from
The mills il falling of in consequence ef lhe state o! 'ne
roads which prevents the receipts OF CoFh Aye Hioai
gTA q s. Shorts &c; Ship Stuas loc'
GRAIN-The market, we believe, Is nearly ciea, VI
wbe,, whice is wanted eOc There is not much Corn
and prices are rather better We noticc sales OF
1ooo bushels Jersey measure fer the a e9o rev
Orleans at &c. weight from store, and i5oo Nornefn 70
arrive al 5pc, weight Rye, TO arrive Is enefea ~ VI
@ 80, !, would bring 6Uc oa,s are very scarce few OF
20 Northern here; Jersey 81 Soc. Saes po'f
white Beans at o64; Virginia l2s.
SrpDsSsle. for home OF Glover continue 70 SOME
,s., .,s we notice about so lcs at 6tc Rough pia1
GOOD demand for crushing. bat we hear OF no aise
saes Timothy quiet al SIC 10 80 Tor prince
fair at IA 25 u II Is, cash. -,...-.oa =, 90 "a,
REESWAX-We notice farther safes OF aood a. ~ =.
| and ssoo lbs rather inferior at 2Sa, cash.
sALTmAcargo of 8. Uhes, 5000 bushels sold on terms
not transpred ;,h ,,tber an inn.
pRoYISlONS-Tbe market Is hr1n "i.n 'A'Ne 81 ;;
proved demand excepting new Mess FORK wn'sn
neglected at asa S7t. We notice ar.nef sa,,s
| ~.
and sit WAS refased for large parcel of Prime,
and So for aess We believe there little or none 20 o
had ct these rates Qf,he Lard sales reported "i'a
or two s7oO kegs 81, shade rnder saes
day 100 kegs SIC. There fair demand os ousN-'
81 a l4c Cheese 81 a St. 10,
SIGAR-An auction sale of Orleans was held io-oay'
~, nriees show irm marke. a hhds brought sos
IS Ssh hid, sss az sli, ard 200 hhds s7s a 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-27
~ MuscuIar action aud neryeus eaerg,

T Muscular action aud nervous energy
depend very materially the due degree of tone and
or of the stomach and bowels and whatever greatly inter-
rupts their Rncops produces great prostraou Of sreng
and detection Of Spirits often accompanied with such gen.
era degree of imbeciy, as II the min spring were weak.
An irregular depraved hillary secretion certainly the
grand source stomach complaints The secreons OF this
organ are materially affected by any morbid state of the
liver and its sympathy with the latter organ induces, OF
course disorder the functions OF The stomach and viii
ated quality of its natural fold.
weahers Hepatic Elixir is well calculated to alter
deransed functions of the liver and thereby repair the
that its genera. economy may be properly carried
Sold at wholesale and retail by A B 4 D. Sands, Drug
pists IS and 100 Fulton ST. Also sold by A. B. Sands Co.
Granite Building 27S Broadway,
NJ and D. Sands Co. II East Broadway corner aar.
ke, a. MT It's 2tos
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-27

cent piece and two ten pieces In change for " bill
which ne threw the table. Green had his arrested for
counerfe'ng, and the evideaee warranted h, being fully
committed to suswer to the charge.
saaLL THErrs.-Thomas Burns was arrested and com
m TED for stealing pair of saiinet. panaloon worth "a,
from Jahn Reynolds, No. 1901 Cba.haa.street
Peter Dobbs likewise arrested and committed. fer
stealing drum figs from the store OF Thomas Woodward,
No. II Front-s;reet
SATURDAY, March Is.
CoRoNER's OFvIcE-MELANcHoLY SUICIDE.
The Coroner, at IL O'Clock Friday night, held an
guest at No. 65 Murray street, the body Of William A.
Mathews, aged 8 native ofths city, by profession ply
sican The deceased who resided with his brother Ed
ward at the above place. occasionally very inempe-
rate, and On Tuesday night brought home from Wash
inston Hall in state of gross atoxicalon. On Wednesday
morning ne was nnwe and being subsequently attacked
"n oeiflnn Temens was watched to prevent escape
INJURY to himself On Friday night about bapast O'Clock
as the deceased very restless Mr. Berry, person
watching, stepped 10 the door call one wheD the
deceased having obtained razor went the washand
and cut his throat in frghul manner dividing the ayrux
causing bis death within fifteen minutes and before the
physician arrived yerdict-That he committee suicide by
cuttng his throat.
SUNDAY, March 2S.
DROWNED IN CIsTEaN-Justce Stevens last evening
held an inquest No. $50 Greenwichsree the body
Margaret Dunn, aged 62 years. (The Coroner
gagged in proceeding in the investigation OF the Cores
sasnaon) She woman who had beer for some time
afflicted wiis affection, and imbibed the
idea that immesng her head in water would afford relief
her. Her daughter le the house for short time Sa
urday and her return found her mother drowned in
the cistern Verdict of the Jury" That she her
death either by falling throwing erse into the csern"
DEATH from INJURIES RECEIVED RY rALL.-Also, al
No PSI Delaney street. Dasie Slate, aged So. He
intoxicated last Wednesday, fell IN the and SO severely
injured his thigh that he died Thursday evening, from
the effects of the fall The verdict in accordance with
tue facts
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-27
DIED.:

On the Esd March, Charles l., son of The late Samuel
Rich, in the seth year Of his age.
His remains were inferred at Yonkers.
On Saturday. March 2 Caroline Augusta, infant daugh
ter OF Horace 81 and Caroline A Warner aged months
March rs, in her 2slh year, Miss Mary De Camp daugh
ter of e. II. De Cauip, Esq.
March "a. William A. Mathews, NJ. D., aged %.
March "a, Mrs Eliza W. Johnstone eldest daughter o.
the late Lloyd ID. Windsor
March "a, Margaret Mcleod, daughter Of Al and Eliza
Bergen, aged years and month";
March "A. Mary Frasces Wells.
Al the Island e Crracoa, FeI9 where he had gone io
the benefit OF his health Mr. Henry Leeds aged A. OF The
firm OF Nesmth. Leeds Co., OF this city:
AT Albany March l5 OF consumption, Della Maria, wife
of Fitch shepard and daughter of the late Paul Dennis
ESQ OF Washington county, n Y
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-27
Eaariseas-Oaref4slyr reported for The Iribans.

AsHEs-We hear of little doing. The sales OF the week
add up 2z5 bbs Pots and 20 bb Pearls Pots could not be
sold above l2i which II bb were taken Pearl, are
nominally 75a7 Stock in first hands very small The
stock at the Inspection Warehouse Is 765 Pots 4so fear Oh
which ss3 are Potts. 9S lss sort Pearis-toal 1850
or lo7 less than last Saturday.
C0TTON-The sales OF the week were qul'e extensive
Up to Friday evening they amounted TO 7OCO bSe OF wRch
$500 were Upland Florida, II 6lc 200 Mobile al
n IL and 900 N Orleans, at IT, The sales OF today
reach 4Oo 10 1850 bales at previous prices mostly 10 e1
porters and of the mddirg grades Fair and above con-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-27

SIRE. L. ByLwER.-The Boston Times pub
l;sies the following as extract from letter
written by Bulwer to gentleman Of tha. city:
"With the last page of the Last fthe Barons'
closed my career as writer Of fiction. You have
Iong been aware that my graver studies have been
gradually uniting me for the task Of the Roman
Ger The light of other days is faded and my
fancy no longer kindles at spark, as in happier
hours Of yore. / am too wise to jeopardize what
little credit may have won already, and therefore
bid farewell--a mournful farewell, it may be-
70 the light labors aud flowing dreams of the nov
eist"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-27

DG Sir CHARLES MErcALrR, Governor General
Of Canada, arrived in this city on Wednesday eve
ming. His arrangements mad been taken to leave
the city on the following morning: bnt owing to
the snow storm his departure was postponed
Yesterday he was visited at his rooms at the Eagle
Tavern, by Mr. Van Buren,, Governor Bouck and
Lieut. Gov. Dickinson, and by several citizens; and
in the afternoon, Governor Bouck and suite and the
Adjutant General accompanied, Gov. Metcalfe
through the police Offices, the geological rooms,
&c. &c. Albany Argus.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-27

p The man who was found murdered on the
90th ult. in Van Buren, County, Tenn, was named
Gsrdenhire, peddler, who, it is said, resided in
Warren County. The rnurderer's name is Mead
ows who escaped; but it was supposed he would
be taken, as company of men had started after
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-27

FEATEERS-sales within few days of 5000 lbs Live
Geese AT 2oc. and 1900 lbs al 22c, cash.
HOPSThere is rather more Inquiry. 80 bales first sor!
Msssachuse.s sold fer export at llc and for consumption
20 bales prime Western brought 12l cents, cash Common
Western canno, be quoted yer l0c
IRONING have beard OF wholesale transactions In
Swedes of which there have been arrivals Some
parcels Of common English have forward, aad some
sales made at SIS, and believe something less
The demand Tor Pig lreu opening considerable vert
for good Pudding qualities calculated on but prices
unsettled We have heard OF one sale OF Scotch from store,
founder, S26 and par at S27 Tor choice mark
LEAD.-There have been sales, chiefly for export, OF
250 pigs Missouri SO, l4e0 DO ss 50 l2 cash.
and 50 tons fraction under 90 The stock is very
light.
FRUIT.-Large sales Hunch Ra!sns have been made in
Philadelphia at 50 co. for this market
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-27

Corr ER.--The Galena Advertiser says there is
row lying at the store of VIM. Hampstead, in that
place, $4,000 pounds Of copper, which was
smelted at the furnace Of Mr.. Charles Brecken,
Of Mineral Point, Wisconsin. The resources of
Wisconsin in the article Of copper are just begin
ming to be developed, and within a very few years
it will be among the principal items of COM
rnfrca.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-27
GREAT INDUCEMENTS are offered

NEw.YoRK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
l42 2FULroa.sTRHET, NEAR BROADWAY.
The subscribers having hand full and fashionable as
sortmen. Of Cloths Uassms-es and Yesngs of tie Eng
French and American manufactures we are prepared
Spring business adhering strictly old
SYSTEM Of Cash delivery and abatement IN prices
The advantages derived by the customer from the ado
lion of this course thereby realizing gain Of SO per
upon credit prices they conceive perfectly obvious and
therefore needs comment; and In calling the attention d
ae gentlemen of the United States and of New Fork In
particular their Of choice Goods they via
merely observe that undertaking punctnallty and despatch
in answering The commands Of her friends Is as ususa
fT j. C. BooTA.a CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-27

70 convict named Charles Leon, alias jolly,
convicted in New Orleans in January, 1s41, of hav
ing passed forged order, for which he was sub
seouently sent to Baton Rouge, recently broke
from confinement, and was pursued. The party
in pursuit overlook him few days since, near
BAYOU Plaquemine, and as he refused to surrender
b;msef he was fired at and killed.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-27
nlZ :
NJ Russe,,s PIanefariu nj

u kuNHetPH
Raup again the eld-Ia compliance with the particular
reonest of most OF visitors who manifested their desire 10
attend General Lecture descriptive of the Panetarinm
by Professor Gouraud personally before the removal OF
Ills ma gplcelt mechanism from tie eity Of New-lork
ha General Lectures having been torcibly suspended
du ing the week, owing the dang illness which
hibiied at NiSo's Saloon Wednesday, Thursday and
FRIDAY 2sh Soh and 3s inst, from 10 A. M till g. fer day
e.aninalion O'Clock in the evening tor the de.
scrptive Lectures The Gesera Lecture III De concluded
eae. srning wiki of Phrenoiechnic EIpefia snts
which will consist in variety OF gigantic specimens OF
PROT Goureudis phenomenal po~ets OF memory" being
Al tha same lime most conclusive evidence the ecacy
of the marvellous system or method by which such UNI
terd Professor Gs early Course CT Lectures at e
nacle on the same system
lie TO be confidently certain THAI these next three days oil
Exhibition and Lectures the Planearium will be posi-
lively the last He being this time, who says so unesnVo-
calv; and also arrangements already concrded 10
Philadelphia compel Tim 10 be there on Tuesday 50 oi
April next, witho1, fail M q
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-27
n This Day Published-A GALLop ANON!

IT This Day Pubiished-,A GALLoP AMONG
AMERICAN sc Emery, or Sketches Ct American Scenes
and Military Adventure, by Augustus E. SillmanOne ele'
gantiy printed volume. l6 mo. Prick IS cents
This volume combines graphic and vivid descriptions
among which Msunt Vernon and the Cataract of Niagara
are e1uuisitey denea,ed The Country Pastor and The
Medical Student excellent portraits Old Kennedy
the Quarter Master narraes the conflicts between lhe Con
tution and Guerere and the Hornet and the Peacock
Perrys vicsry Lake Erie and The Capture Of the Ches
apeake with genuine nautical The hl,sor,
OF Lees Partisan Legionhe Night Attack nPon for Ere
and Battle OF Lundys Lane, a!thul detan rcU
in snecdote.
The writer started his literary galop from the New
York artery spring Of his steed he lands
Potomac and by another move he jump. back the Hud
son His vvacious ANIMAL by third bound prances the
old Fort Of TcoHderoga, whence his Pegascs fitted 10
Montreal where his rider peers er the Thence, AT
single bound he gets into the Falls Of Niagara and by
one sep he to Mount Holyoke; and by another
Jump bis paws the White Mountains with equal
ery his charger transports him 10 Newport 10 calch
bass and by bis last movement, seats him the top OF the
Sieeple of Old Trinity Church in New York. Alter de-
scradDg from his gddy hight he quits gaopng" 10 sur.
vey The adjacent Long Island SQUAD, and his
Scenes and Adventures in the Greenwood Cemetery
The whole forming an attractive and tasteful volume.
D. APPLETON * CO., Publishers,
m27 Its 2G0 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-27
Cours Cn.eudar This Day.

C1Rcu1r CouRr-Nes. SO, So, 65 72, 268, 78,
70, 80, s4, SO, 81, 80, 80 to 90, 100, 26A, 102,
los, lOe.
connos PLzAs.-Nos. 10, II, 90, 80, SO, 4,
49, 49, 40, al.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-27
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE
VI DR. RUSHS lNEAiIlRIE HEALTH


Only 121 Cents per Box The immense popularity which
these Pills have attained since they rst publicly made
KNOWN beyond parallel In the annals of the medical s
As an invaluable and effective family medicine whose vr~
tues have never failed OF aorang reet in all casss where
duly administered, we confidently that medes-
men has ever been prepared which for moment be-
considered their equal There Of lncssin wkek
these Pills may be used with perfect safety and
taiuty of relief.
Price III cents box. Sold Wholesale and Retail By
h. q. DAdGERS, so Ann.strect. Also, by wadlssS S5s
Broadway AFFORD les Bowery, Green 6SS Fuo..street
Brooklyn, and by the News Agents aud Booksellers
throughout the country Terms cash large dseouu, ,.
Agents. mia eodlmis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-27
SILK AND MILLINERY GOODS
CHEAP FOR CASH.
I'll. STEVENS {laie Stevens (

Pearl street, and first below Wall srss NcwS orAs
has hand very large and choicely selected aoment
been purchased auction The unozs rates srd
will be sold from 20 80 per below the coat OF p-
poniion. The subscriber adopts The csurse pur
sued ths establishment last year. viz that Of
the cash auctions daily aud avang bmef fthe hare'Ds
that offers, and he In selling theD small adys,
for cash, and cash only Many who bought goods of s.
g. last year well know they were decidedly cheaper taan
could Be bought elsewhere And he would respectively
invite merchants and mners In the city country ho
any goods In The subscribers line to not fall giving
him call before purchasing esewhere for they may
pend t will be for lheI interest TO do He will have
constantly on band full assortment Of hat silks and ribbons
and all oher goods In the millinery line, besides good
sortmen Of silk goods general satin and taeta rbboDsi
from No. TO 49, constantly hand direct from tho apc-
tons, very low f5 Im!sT