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spublltum ersebentt an, pa6 1le jebt bas Sdr.
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&c. feicene Stoffs unp &leiper, W1erinc, Ses
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5hte nno alle m6sllbc 3u tarbenoe 9tcfe
auf bae @b6nite uno 0auerbaftete Seb,para,
blaui6,parb blau braun, iebar!att, ROTH,
aelt, GRIM uno alle m69litbc Sarbru unb
9tbattlrun9en farben.
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nab jsesm bsIiebi9en Nuifsr ssbrudt. &leosr
tonnen 9sfdrbt fpercen, cbne ba6 man ie oufs
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,poblfei.
In fcl9snosn Yldesn ftnnsn 2rtifel, gtcTs
unb Saben, bic asfdrbt Wsrbsn icllen, binaes
tban iperben, weislbit uan fs. .fcbalo bic Nrs
Belt 9etban 1T, ,pisosr binlsfsrn miro, namlieb
an Scbn Ssbtels Stcbr, nabe Der fatcliibsn
STRIDE, an Gam. 9Seionsrs Stcbr, in Mods
lamb, Saas' Stcbr in qan9ibwamn, unbSens
rp eob's Stcbr in Qan9ibwanm Irsrlsrs
0SirtbSDaus 9e9enibsr.
Conrad GifsIe unb
-7ebn 5iegter, in Comp.
>ansi6wamm, Mai 2 6m.
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Nuoltor ourb Die @curt pen Common Ytea6
BON Serts eountp, ernannt 1T, ,ur llnterlus
dung Der 9tebnun9 bon Sobn Vottsioer uno
Soenrib Soper alit9nss ppn Olidasi Soper,
BON Ssrnpllls, uno fur bisisn 3,peet an Der
Imtsifuee bon 2lnoreastn. n.Sauaoe in 9tes
abin9 9s9snwdrts fein wirb, am 26ifsn inlfss
benoen Suni um 10 llbr Gcrmittaas, su ,p,ls
der 3sit unb Ort alls babel intsrsfIrten pers
fonen 9efd0isff bsincbnsn mt9en.
Seinrid Hbeaos, Auoitor.
Neabina, SUM 6. 3m.
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@litabstb &islin9, @ittwe bss ldn9it perifcrs
bsnsn sbriitcpb Sielins, i'm sfltsr Don 70 8.
unb 40 Sa9en.
-am l. Otai in Womslscort @igiam Bans
osrilsiS, i'm 36fsn qebensjabrs.
-am Is. in sulpsbc6pn saunfbip, Scfspb
Gibbs, i'm rotten SABRE isines Alters.
-am pprlsetsn 9ienifass, i'm SsrfS Gauntp
4rmenbauit, @ecra Sdrlp, 3S Sabre alt.
DIN 25., in GuSeombmanor Saunibip, Sas
ccb, elm S6bnbsn BON Saeob uno @lifabetb
{oa6ler, i'm item Sabre feineS NlterS.
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6at am Oftcrmontase feline camille, nate
lei NrfsUiiIs, in Wanbeim Saunfetip oers
laGen, untcr Dem Sorssten &sIebafte III
tbun bci einem Wanns nabe lei Wetersturs;
am 4benb oes namliebcn Cages pmrbe CT tei
ocr gbiequss sHcben, atsr Ieitosm bat feline
Samilie nitbts mebr bon ,bm seb6rt. unO
man 1T 6eicrst caB ibm irseno Elm &elo pis
psrfabrcn icn m6ss, ooer ba6 ct Uieleitt AIT
Semitic s5errittun9 leioet. wopcn man einis
ae @puren ali i'm, au msrfen alau6te. Bss
faster Slaae 1paro 1T maefabr &c Jabr
ait, stma 5 SnB 6 3oa bod, une trus 5nr
3eit ale CT forteins einsn aseIpet eSam,ns
nno absstrassnsn Snt. Srssnb simise Stab.
riebt, wslebs bon Dssnfhenfreunosn III Bee
treff oes tsIastm Sfaat waro mitsstheifs
,peroen fam, piro pen feiaer betrhbtsn Sram
nit Dauf anaencmrnei, tpsrbrn.
He bef a QDarb.
s01ai rs. sm,
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I5irb biermit ssscben pab Die unterf6risbss
nen 9tupitcren cureb Die Court BON Common
D(cas BON 8srfs gauntr ernannt nprbrn
0no, GUT 8sribtianna ueberIsttluna uno
qDisrcransabe Der Netbnuns BON Sobn Sd.
8eebtsl uno Scbn Sammer, Nftanies bon
0apb Srstb, uno fie Silan5 in osreu 6an:
osn inter bic Srecitorem 3u Dertteilen, per.
ocn fir oielen 3pe9 su(am,nsn fomlnrn am
6auCe bon Sscrs 6ocf III 5sreforo sauns
febip, Serfs gauntp, auf ben 1Otsn ndhftsn
SUM, nm 10 ltbr 9ormttass, su rpslcbsr
3sit uno Ort aGe intercflrten pTfcnsn ses
fallislt keimobntn m6ssa.
Dapio Sdall, !
Qaron 2llbreebt 9(uoitc'n
Sriorib5iesmuno
NRia %. 3nt.
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SSacbricbf an 2Serfd,ifer pDm
,HaufmannsQlltern.

8cl9enosS fnb Die Tamen Der psriOnen, bic
bei6dfti9t iino NIT Dem Jeanbel unb Gsrfauf
BON @htsrn, gSaorsn &aufmanns9itsr rmp
@ffeften BON ir9eno elmer Dirt ooer Ssibahens
BELT, unb Die in Ssrf6 Sountp wobnDaft finc
unb @slbdfte trsibsn, bsm @sise 9smds einbss
ribtst in Der Sanuar Sisun9 1943, uno elais
Iifiirt BON ben &ibtsrn uno @ommiifcnerS
pis unten onss ss9sbsn-Ssi9snb ben Setra9 Der
qsijnS pon jster SLATE su besablsn &c.
@lafIs. 8erfdufs. QsienS.
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Serbeiratbct.

-burb ben @brw. 5rn S. q. Seller, 5,sinridb
Srobnkduisr, init Sopbia @noerfon, bsbs BON
bieisr @auntp.
su Niemstaun, qanc. 60. am &c. Nprl,
eurb ben @brp. prn. s. QSsilsr, Spbn @.
&lian, init 9tn9elina 9ieb(-am 2. Wa, s.
Srif, NIT Dolly St6bsr-am IL. Gscrs Gee
pan, init NaneD qaneis.
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SHarnun0!

Der llntsrfbrebene parnt bermit gum Sipsis
tsnmals, bas ct eurbaus nibt erlaubt, auf fsis
usm qanbe in Mobefcn Saunibip Su 8fben os
Der 81 Sassn. &ae bic bisfss Ssrtot ibertrss
ten, babsn unfbbar Strafs su ermarten.
Seinridb Deffly.
SUM 6. 3m
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Slid auf bic &ontroperie 5ipiiben 5rn.
Steinbacber uno 6rn. Berg, por9es
babt am II, Is uno 10. Sftober
IS42.
9tsfss 9Ssrfben ,pirb jmor in Srrm snsr
3slti6rift erfbeinen, fea absr nidbt ,ldnssr Bee
itsbn bio Die Sbriften, mopcn Der Sitsl mels
oef sr fbopft lino, wann iie bon lslbit aufbSs
rem ipro ju sribsinsn
9So msbrers psrfonsn suiammsn iisbsn unp
l6 SrsmpIars ;uiammsn obnsbmsn, io ielsn
,bnen plsislben, 9e9en @initnoun9 elmer 9utsn
Sbalernots, pcrtcfrsi an ir9sno Elm Yoitamt in
psnnlplpansn 9efbldt meroen. Ssnoun9sn
auiItrbaIb penniplpanen 9slbsben auf &orsn
Der rsfp. SsiteOsr. Yrss: 20 sin;sns lostts
fir @lnen Sbalsr.
Die erfsn abt ioefte finb bsrsitS srfbiensn.
G-aas Srlsfe unb SsitslIunssn lpsrpsn
pprtcfrs erbetsn.
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Q0DtrD perlQnat,

Elm Dsann ocr ben Serfauf cines neucn, se.
mennisissn qDerfes in l. Sanoe 3u untcr.
nebmsn seionnen wdrs. Sic Beclnaunseu
ltnp febr sintti9; nur mub er bic III eis(em
@Gbafte crforpcrlieben giscnCcbaffen beftt.
gen. - Man mcIpe fcb unnittsltar in eics
fer 9ruferei.
SRA; 2S. 1S4S. SIN.
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greisni6 bic wirfuus babcn m6ss ben jun
gen Barf6eh pelebe bic ltrbeber eer nenis
hen bdnfsm fall6en Seueylarmrn seweien
1tnb, aur gSarnuns 3u oienen, ibr lcibftnnl:
Ses Setrasen thnftis 5u unterlai1sn, tpopurtb
ie niebt niir oieNube Der Biraer 9eitbrt unb
ibre @efable auf cine nnbsrsdblidbe Art osrs
lest,fonoern AUDI ibre eisene $eben nnnbtbiser
3Dsiis in 8efabr scleet taten. 6, Splfsfr.
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81 a 6 t / 6 t.
9interlahenf fbaft bes perfforbenen
DdDiD Sccbtel.

Der unterjeibnete Nuoitor, CUR Ssribti9una,
SettIun9 unb 9Sieosransabe Der &stbnuna ron
SbcmaS Scnes, bem Gcminitrator ess psrfcrs
bsnen 9auio Ssbtsl lsetbin BON Imtpsauns
fbp, Ssrfs Sauntp, ,pirb fur esisn Srpsf an
Der Nmtsifube bon Scbn g. Siibarps, CSC,
in Msaoins, 9sssnwdrt9 fsin am l2nn ndds
fen SunL um 10 llbr 8crmitta9s, 81 ,psldsr
3sit ale Yartsen 9sfdliaf bsnUbnsn mtssn.
Jeremiab .. Sittins.
Wfal %. 3nl.
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pottSpias, ben 5. Suui.
Selblt m orb.-gm pori9en Sonn
tag besins Elm Mann Nomens Sbomos
Walfer, etrpa cine unb cine balbe Meile
BON bier, an ber StraBe bic na6 Winersz
bile fiibrt, Selbftmoro inoem ct iib bic
&eble nit einem Gailermener ourblbnitt
wabreno er in einem 3uftanoe BON @siites=
fblpdcbe fib befanb. ST perubte bieSbat
in ieinem Sblof5immer uno lpuroe nibt
eber entocft biz ct faft Se linnuneslos
par, 100 alsbann ale Mittel Jpn su retten
cbne Grfol9 blieben, uno ct lfarb ben
Sag oarauf. st tpar unperbeiratbet
uno elm Sbottldnoer bon Geburt unb
bate blo6 nod cine einSi9e Sbipei ifer in
oiefem eanoe; feline Wutter uno ibri9en
@elbmifsr befincen hb nod in Sebott=
Lamb. Sreib. prei1e.
-=sNps~.-=
0cplestaun, bin 81. Wlai.
9 el It NOR o.-Gin Wann Romen6
Saeob Mortin erlbob fib leete @odbe in
6atfielo Saunlbip. Wont9omerp Gaun.
tp. Oas Sonberbarlfe bel oiefer Sbot
,por, oaB Der l1noludlibe beobiibti9te Iitb
felbit su beeroiosn. sSn Dem Sbap 100
ct oieic Sbat beoon9en, fano man Elm
9rab. uno cine Qrt BON SaQtbdre, pd
dee 2(nlab CAB gu Dem Glaubem oab er
beabflebti9t bate. iib in Dem 8rabe gu
t6oten. Gr lit an @eilfesserrGttune.
Woroenlt fern.
=GEz-=
M1 ore uno epn b.-Gine fbau
oererre9enoe Heibe BON @rdueln bat i'm
Seeinn bieies Wonots in Irfanfas itatt.
9efunoen. Sin Wann, Namens Cor,
rpelber fir elnem iebr tubtl0en Scbmieo
gait uno lanoe Sabre in Oienlten Der &e.
gierune Der &er. Staaten unter ben
ereefs ODER Seminolen eelebt bate, be9ab
iib 5uleBt auf elm ibm bon oer Heeierung
als eobn ieiner Oienite perliebenes Stdef
eano in Scott Gauntp Qrfanfas. Dort
baute er iib Elm Saus uno ebte nit Srau
uno &inoern, elnem Snoianer unb einem
Sfcoer. Die beioen lestern fabten oen
plan, ibn au berouben. 2(ls ct oaber
zines Wcreens aus Dem Sauie Fam, erc
ibob ibn Der Snoianer uno ols auf ben
&noa oes 8ewebres feline Srau an Der
GbGr eribien, fblu9 ie Der Ne9er nit
elmer Nrt nieoer uno t0otete ie obne gSeis
teres. gines Der &inoer, lpelbes Iib
unelufliberpeils eeraoe in oielem Iuaen
blid leben lieB, poro cbcnfall6 erorifTen,
nno Der gtceer idnitt ibm ben Gopf ab,
ben ct i'm Sriumpf NIT iib nobm. Die
beloen W0roer plunoerten blerauf oa6
aanSe 6aus uno entfernten fib nit elmer
Seute Don etlpa tauIeno Dollars.
Der 8crbabt fiel ieoob iebr balo auf
Ole beioen Sarbi9en man perfolote iie in
bic @eoeno Der Snoianer uno naro ibrer
bort babboft. Ql6 man iie snricfbrobte
fpuroen iie in's @efdnenb oebrad)t. Ole
9onae Nahbarlbaft mar ieootb in fclher
Iufreeune, oob Die mitbenoe Sepolferuno
oas 8efdn9nib erbrat. Den Neeer bers
ausrib. an einem pfabl bono uno leben-
big perbrannte. i. u. n. 9Sat.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-02

u New-York Fire Departnsent.-A spec,ai
meeting Representatives 9; the NeT.fofk tHe De
nsrmeni viii take place al Fire.nans Hall on Tu1rsday
Eyening tie ID of February I, o'clock By order,
ADAM P. yENTZ, President
GEo. II. PuRsEK, Sec'ry. il2f
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-02

large and Eat and excellent converting into lard. But
two or three establishments barrelng pork, mos
Of them being engaged in rendering lard from the whole
hog except the hama Lard continues firm al Il Il, with
large daily sales
TALLoW.-The sale, 5000 lbs reported yesterday at
Y was made, we understand, at tic.
ToEACCO.-The following is the French contract for
Tobacco OF the growth of the States for the year s5
Ofva D0o kilo or $500 bids 1oe IS o pr loo kills
I" /" l-loat 1891
ofKy. s,5oeooo $50 hhds go al 7s 95f :"
oiMd. 100000 kills or 5000 bids s-lo a: = 7sf
The whole quantity contracted for by The house Of
Mess,s Brown shipley Co of Liverpool.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
By J. j. S,rift g. CO.
10 lots of ground 3Ist and Sd SIS between the 7th
and at avenues, each containing Is Il front By e3 e
nches deep, per lot $3.50
By j. 3leeci:er d. Son.
The story brick house and lot Ne 27 Madison SIS
House No 2s9, adjoining rs
House sRd lot No 29i Madison 81 Scanned zl00
story frame LoUse and let No Fl Scanned ST. with
story dwelling IN The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80
story brick front house and Let No q SCANNED ST,
containing % Fl 10 inches front hy 80 II ns deep. 2S5
House and ot No $50 Monroe ST. cor Scanned z200
House ard lot No 81 SCANNED Il .t.......,..... 725
story br ok house and LOT No Is Marion 81, with
story house In The rear, containing 3 Il front by 100
itet 0JiVV
House and lot No $50 slo,t ST. with story BRICK
bouse the rear, containing 20 feet roni by 90 II
ceep 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-02

U Particular Nosice.-Those per5o naflss
furniture OF ssy description dispose Of who are seak
ing up housekeeping, VIII Ends ready sale sT y Peioa
or ali OF their goods by sending hcir address or cnS
nor The subscriber Goods zny anouut purcH2sec-
Ar private sse-Two Piano Fsrtes
,ea1 If F. COTTON & CO., l87 Ccaiham 81
u Persons wishing their friends II the eoanty
the Pamphlet containing The fill account OF the Issony
and Proceedings in the case ofthe soMEEs ThAShDf,
with Views of the vessel Portrait of the Cc1E'anter Se
&c may procure them a. this oce IN wrappers reaay io
mailing. Price 2s Twelve copies for one soss
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-02
Principle made practicable Is Principle made useiul
MJEW-YORK CASH TAILORING

lV ESTABLISHMENT, 1A3 Futon.st, New-fsrk.
The uacersgned, in announcing TO thef parons the ue
termination adhere strictly TO The prlRcpe oi casa aes
ing in their business would ake occasion to say heS hey
have become well satisfied OF the practcaby and rsesui'
ness of such plan by the uniform success which has az
tended operation In their house from the
The advantages derived By the customer from the adop
ton of this systemhereby realizing gain OF ~ per GEEK
apon credit prces-they conceive perfectly o5viou ana
therefore need no comment or the merits Of their honse
and the facilities With which they invested OF furnishing
cheap and rich garment they will not dilate-fnly as
sured they that this simple fact is ;so wsl known
their celebrity well established require further re-
mark And In caiag the attention Of the gentlemen Of tho
United States and New York In pareuar to their assor-
Of choice goods they will merely observe taat unde-
Waiting punctuay and dispatch in answering the commands
OF their friends much part of their system, cash
paynep,s nS0 is,f J. C. BOOTH l. CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-02
MONEY MARKET.
Commercial and Money M alters.

There was smaller amount OF business done than for
ne DAYS past a, the Stock Board, and reaction took
,ee in some stocks State 5!s fell of Il Ohio Skies per
cent, bu recovered per cent at the ID Beard Kentucky
yiv.s4; Illnoisi Kentucky Skies up per cent;
nsIsware improved il from the las, sae obs Life and
TINS, y; stonng,on declined !.
Nothing doing in Foreign Exchanges. Rates nominal q,
5la 81 for Sterling; 5 45 for Francs.
The following the quotations for Inland Exchange
Mobile raher worse to-day probably accoun, Of he
80. ,r lis for fHo ibree davs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-02

49, large garden. Also HSue suitable BAKERY
having Been occupied for isat purroe 10 et resseGa
bI. terms IN the village OF Richucud Staten Island.
onibuse pass The door daily for the quarantine erry
an Ed scopsi and Presbyterian ch1rca 10 the ie
disie vicinity well good schools and every other re-
cafsi;e to a good neigtbortoGd- Apply 10 EDWARD
Taylor, sriren lsiaad, ,or r.oAoDIsoS DoUGHERTY
al WaIlzt iiBs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-02
mo LAWYERS, AUTHORS, AND

PUBLISHERS-At thoruu gh practical PriRter and
Corrector for the Press who writes good hand would be
glad TO copy or 10 print law papers reports &C. at his pr
vae residence where MSS would be 70 oners
Ne would prepae books advertisements for the press;
and when required estimate their cost and supernteni
their publication: or would print periodical-pretsriog
medical or oher scientific book Woss to be done In The
best manner and the very lowest prices Please address
:, Readerr Tribune Office. lt. ".
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-02

VERY DESIRABLE BUSINESS for
sALE.-To conference.-the subscF Der havihs
the whole of his time engaged at the Atlantic Gardens
Jeseus of dsposias bis long established and well known
confectionery, No 2e5 Broadway. between Warren anu
Charlberec,s TIE stock and fixtures together with me
tools will be sold bargain H the purchaser prefers
H. bv appraisal The years unerpred lease Of the prem
iss will be transferred and nirod given TO The
wholesale customers, wbc very aary II will be pei
ceiyed that in offering this establishment for sae on the
above TERMS the subscriber does do iron speculative
motives his only object being close the business which
other eng agenlenss prevent him giving his attention
~ eN' THOS. 4. PEERS.
1,FpA' ~ 49, " =
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-02

Yesterday morning Feb J. Mss Eliza Ssals, daughter
cs the late Dennis sScaIy.
Her friends and thos. OF Der brothers and Charles
Seay, and OF her bro.hers-aaw james ar aathsw oi
wei. respectfully invited 10 aed nes ,> s ~
serroon al hafpas. O'Clock, oai the residence o. ssr
oro,her.in-lnv, q olIyer-St -,
February Is, Margaret, da1s OF water aio sa'sa
Banner. aged years and 10 months
TIE funeral Will taks place from ss Mcs'ea-Ssrss'; "a
Friday rsrniug O'clock Her remains VIII De saAes
10 AarscksnonE. New jersey.
Feo i, Cahsrine Eliza, wife 0. wl!an Room, = her
seth year.
Jan. so, Chas. II. Jessu, brush maker, aged s5
Jan So Eea CahaTine. daughter OF Bridget AeCoSef'
aged l5
A, New Haven Ct Jan. g, Eon. Isaac Nils aged q.
At Hartford, CT, Jan. g. Capt freeman Croeser aged
so years.
Jan. S in Winchester Va, MIS- Mrauda Collins, IN her
Sth year. vile OF Rev. Jp A Collins of the SsF,i!ose
Conference OF the Menods Episcopal Chcrch an. TOT.
merry Editor of the Christian Advocate ia thls city
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-02
- Disiuity. Theoiozr azd EcIcssnstical

Hissory.-Tarsbie Stapsard works recently publshed
by D. APPLETON Is CO. go Broadway.
The History OF he Reformation OF The Church OF England
BY Gilbs1 Buruet, D. D, late LoSd Bishop OF S.it1ry-
with The Collection Of Records asc coaions index revised
Eev. z. Mares D. D. late Professor of Modern History "a
University OF Oxford Illustrated with fruu.espce and
twenty elegantly engraved Portraits forming four cle
cant 5vo- yuuuRs- PTce S260
Aa Exposition Of the Thirty Articles OF The Church
OF England, 5y Bishop Burnet. With Appendix,
:asnng the Augsburg Confessso-CEer6 c Pope PMS w,
kc Revised and corrected with co2ious Notes and add
onsl References, The Rev James 2. Paige, a n, Of
oueen,s College, Cambridge In one handsome svo vo
uHe. s.
An Exposition Of the Creed by john Pearson D. D.,
Bishop OF Chester Wi APpsati1 containing the prIn-
epal Greek and Latin CreeSs Revised and corrected By
the Rev S Dohsan, NJ: A. Pe,erhoose, Cambridge, in
cue handsome svo vol s..
Treatise the Church of Christ. designed chiefly o-
the o. Students in theology, by the Rev. William Pal
.aer II. A. OF Worcester College, Oziord Edited, with
Notes by the Rish, Rev W. X whittinsheT D. D. Bsh
op of the Protestant Episcopal Chcrch IN the Diocese OF
S. 90.
The Early English churcb Or Christian History of Eng
Rev Edward Churton, NJ With Preface By the Right
Rev Bishop Ives, of North Carolina VOL iSnc-, hsnd-
sonlely printed. 81.
Cody MediIaions upon The most Holy Sacrauen, of the
Lord Supper. By Christopher Sutton, D. D., late Pre-
bend OF Westminster. vo royal l6no, elegantly orna-
neafed.
Disco Mori Learn TO Die: aRelgous Discourse moving
every Christian enter into serious Remembrance
Of his End BY Christopher Sutton D. D. late PTebeFd OF
Westminster. vol l6.no. eieg5at orasrcntee- -
Sermons To Country Congregation BY Augustus vii
liam Hare A M, late Fellow OF New College, and Rector
OF Alton Barnes vol royal svo
Any who be pleased with deiicacy OF thought
expressed N the most staple languageany one who can
feelthe charm of finding practical duties elncdated and
enforced by ap, and varied irsra;iossw be delighted
with this volume which presents with he workings OF
pinus and highiyg!ted mind" lQuar. Review.
ID. y CO. have IN Press
Parochia Sermons By John Henry Newman 8. D.; he
six vols OF The London edition be printed vols svO.
Subscription price s5 tho Londas copy eoss s!s II 2us
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-02
Court Ca,endar Thfs E,ay.

CIRCUIT CouaT.-Nos 81, 9e, 81, 9s, SO, 81,
81, los, los, 81, 4a, 63, 33, SO, Il, SO, 40,
95, 81, &c, 50, s5, 81, l03.
COMMON PLEAs.-Nos. a6, %, IS. So, 81, 63,
II. 80, 96, 1o9, 64, III, Is, is, q, 40, 55, rs,
70, 80, SO.
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NOR sALE CLOSE a CONCERN.

a. The Steamboat JOHN MASON. as she lies ut the
Dry Dock, East River, will he sold al Public Auction az
the Exchange Tuesday, The It'll day OF February next
Terms fourth cash at the time OF sale, balance IN thIcc
six and nine rsoDths on interest for satsacory paper
Aso al lliansbuTg, Wednesday the elh OF Fsoru'
ary. the Steamboat Railways, work shop ship timber 10.
geihrr with several parts OF the engines OF the steamer
North America Terms all under 500 cash, over $3.50
al months, FOR satisfactory paper.
Also, the city Of albany on Tuesday The Sh DAY OF
p next scows Office furniture, ard several parts et
tee engines North America; and at tue city
OF Troy Wednesday 5,h April neIt wood scow ONCE
and wharf fgntufe aud fIures Terms, under Sco cas,
over slGO al 6 months. for satisfactory paper.
Also, al private sale ne the office OF The Hudson River
Steamboat, Association. So Courtland lot second hand
steamboat mattresses, pillows connefpains, shses and p
low cases, &c. :. -.g,. =,
As tie above narurd property win sold IN order 10
close csncern The saIes Will be positive, and wtsort re
serve.
NJ g. All persons having claims upon the Hudson River
Steamboat Association will please present them for iqui'
da.op on or before the 18th March next 70 A. r.
their ONCE, So Courtsndtst isn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-02
nEALE7S NEW.YORK MUSEUM,

4 NATIONAL PORTRAIT AND PICTURE CAL
LERY-Day tors admitted the same evening nee
The Mansger proud announce an engagement WIN
Sgnor Maels from Naples, With his oagnncfni ana So
seuus Doramas among which are the Vision e tne
rama representing the Invasion OF Rrssa by Napoleon DO
aapartp including The Gondagsaior OF aioscow.
Mr Blanc, the great Necfomsncer and alag'can ,y
Also engaged the mysterious and ast' nishng Gypsy No
man irom England who can be consulted IN pnudIs pNsIs.
man vii! be in ateoeance introduce vsters An s1ua
charge ofony i2 those who consult the Spsy
Woman. -tE -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-02
a MEXICAN MUsEUM-Marble build

A MEHICAN MUSEUM--Marbl build
ing. opposite s, PauPs Church.-P. t. BARNoM.
Manag er.-Erst week OF the gorgeous and masniacehs
spectacle OF ,,,r 40,
Last VIC, Of Tom Thumb, Who weighs only 10 poun.s
Last week OF the universally admired Animated ian-
eaus, inc ludng the Burning cl Moscow.
n q Sberman the aad Snger-T g. Booth, the un.
rivaied Comic Snser--La Petite Celeste, the adinfee
darseuse-Miss Hood, The Vocalist nc.
.On "Wednesday and Saturday of this week Day Fer.
Cormancc will take place the afternoon commencing al
II O'Clock. The Evening Performance al O'clock r
Saturday next idav and evening" FAREWELL bSNh'
FIT of Gen. TON THUMB.
h,ic,,r;ea ~ " $50
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-02
70 & f\d . q o. @

Or the amusing OF Shorthand Writing. taught by Mr.
Rristow II lessons for taking down Sermons Lectures
Trials, &c. &c. fast any person can speak.
n B. work OF the author il presented TO every pupil
II For sale at the Academy, up stars. - 3uine 10
Short Hand" j22 S.T.&Ih In IS