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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25


Ship Liberty Norton. from Liverpool, Feb u.s. with me6z,
Post < Phade pha Sailed with packet snip 20
lambos. Cole, for New York Expeienceda heavy weather
throughout the passage.
Blk Rebecca Nc Guiss of Robinson, 20 days from Quay
ans wh 81 hhds sugar 3i2 do olas:es Southmay
Son Lief, barks Don Juan Sanford, uuc Panla Nichols
loading for York few days. brgs Rival JeWt ior
York few days Tarrot Pate, for do III os; Re1ecoa
Fisher day 18th lat So 80 long 49, 81 spoke sCh
Geo Warren hence for Charleston days out -
Brig Florida Bdnce Eldr,dse, 10 days ei baiiz tioIu
las, with ogwood aud mahogany TO b. bldco. Lett PIE
Brdgeton Adams dischg the only Am vessel IN port ta!n
INST lat % 2i long exchanged signals W!han am. plis
beating through passage 18TH OIL the Mora spoke snip
M-dors Turner from London for Havana, 40 days our
Swedih brig ARIEL Sichoim, lis days from STOCKHOLM Via
sayal, with iron. TO Boorman Johnston Y 20 c,,,
Swedish brig Harmonic Sccle IA DAY rom SeoeAoi'
via Fayai. with iron 10 Booruan. Johnston y 20,
Brig New Jersey. Brown days from oa'ahhah' WIKI eo'
ton and rice 10 K. hDemill u ID ;,b
Bog Vincsnnes Smith, 30 days from Guaym. H. WIN
rs hhds do moiassesses Ben, De Foster iSlh MS
Vat a. long 69 spoke schr OSter, from Boston ioI C"pe
Hayti. ,.
Bng Sem Dunham IS days from la tiuayra, with Sos'
hides 1860 bags coffee 10 bales indigo To >e''ous %
Left brig Michigan for Boston in days passengers
Sng Mary Ayeri VI days from kngsion wa heI 80
with iogwood and PImsuto Moses Taylor Fep ~ ID ,eh
weather got FLORIDA Reef obliged 10 dlscse
part of the cargo get off, put INTO hey West 10 fepa na
aSss Lost Iudder, part OF stern post and cutwaler
ScI Perseverance, Lewis days rom Ne" oern ~. S"'
naval stores 10 De Peyster x WhltmaIsn =,
Schr Pheb be Eliza Osborn, dayx from alexandria, win
Hour 10 sturses * Chairman. r ;,,
Scbr Select Johnston days from Newbern ~ I. VIII
naval stores 10 Der oyster x Whltmarsh
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SUNDAY.

MADAME REsTELL AGAIN INDICTED.-Otficer
w H. Ste phens last evening arrested Madame Reste alias
Lohinan charged by tls iouLd by the Grand jury, with
having created abortion in serara Instances The st
complainant Eliza Merritt of No. 5000 Gand.stree-ad
the other Mary Ann Myers OF No 23 Notseet She was
held bail the of 1000 add her husband became her
surety.
MORE BuRGLARY-Charles Smith, native of
Baltimore aged 10 years hes been arrested for breaking
the store of Nessrs. Schmehorn * Co. IN Son'hsee and
stealing much property also Tor iorciby entering me store
mittcd OH both complaints.
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March %, Zsbidee RINK Jr., aged 10
AT Scotch Plains, Nj, March %. Joseph D. Pattlnson,
aged i8.
AT Albany. March o. William Fl. Pitkin aged 80.
AT Morristown, j. March 10, John V Meser, aged 40;
March H. David Johnson, aged IS.
At the Marine Settlement Illinois March I, Ann. wife Of
Oliver 5. Bolster, formerly OF this city
AT Baltimore March 49, Oliver NJ Lowndes, Of this city,
aged A.
AT Liverpool, England, March /, Peter Harick Lee, of
Newly aged 30
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~ uair White as Snow or Red as Fire

may BE- c1n.ed 10 beautiful auburn deep rich BLACK IA
two or three hours time by the Italian Dye ihls ths only
ration that will invariably color the hair without inJufy 70
the hair or STAN the skin The Italian Dye 70
give perfect satisfaction Will % hso
yhiskersd gentlemen may make themselves as as
th.y please now-Prce 80 Prepared and SOLD
and rrlaii bv A. SANDS co. Chemists, Z3 broadway
corner Chambers street Granite Buildings Sold also al ~
Eultou 81 and - East Broadway. Ah-1
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NAvlGArIoN.-Thc Mississippi was falling at
St. Louis on the 14th-16l feet in the channel.
The Usage was in good novigabe condition,
though falling on the 9TH.
The Missouri, at the last dates, was falling with
g. feet water in the channel.
There were seven feet water on the shoals, at
Nashville on the 18th instant, and the river rising
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CORONER'S OFFICE.

A FEMALE ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-Thc Cor
oncr held a inquest the house of James Hail. the ng-
bridge Road near 10th street. the body OF Mary Sullivan,
or. wears native Of Ireland Last night about o'clock,
the deceas.d had charge OF III the house, took
boys named William Herck and William Gilmore INTO the
room TO see the pcues There several loaded pistols
wing on shelf of which iertck took down and handed
to Gilmore not knowing loaded Gilmore put the
ner ana and drawing the cock Of the pistol back
slipped from his finger and discharged the pistol the ball Of
deceased who was holding the CANDLE and who eXClalmng,
- am shot, /" fell on the tlSor and soon after died
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- We learn from Cuba that Hon. WILLIS
20, IN company with some friends, was TO have
p phsrsed from Havana for New-orleans on the 18th
gun II thew did so, we shall probably hear of their
NV WI IN the latter city in day or two.
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. rroothsche Cured I'm one Minute by

q Toothache Cured In one Minute by
rbS ms. o the Glove Auodyne This excellent article
and Will cure violent toothache pain IN the gums
in one The Glove Anod yne IS not unpleasant 10 Inc
rase or INJURIOUS TO the Teeth and will permanently cur any
tooth TO which it applied. Price % cents PREPARED aud
sold " wholesale and retail, by A B. SANDS& GO 25 broad
way corner Chambers Granite Building SOFA aso d.
20 Enltnu 81 and Y East Broadway. mhZo
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~We are happy to have it in our power to
- ,,at the rumored illness of Hon. N. P. TALL
s's i totally without foundation. letter writ
ssp'A Cen. T. on Saturday morning states that his
an y was good, and that the report of his having
He- nv an apop!ectic attack was entirely ground
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK, MARCH %
r9P For Marine Intelligence, see Last Page.

ARRIVED,
Ship Catharne Berry, days from Charleston, cotton and
rice, to Sutton.
British bark Harbnger, Thompson So DAYS from. Grng
mouth coal to Burets Jones ron TO l[yn 2ist INST
spoke American ship from Orleans for Bosou being
nvht, and blowing fresh could understand her
Schr Fair, Smith, is from Wilmington {. naval stores
and cotton, ) l. Nitchs
Schr Meyers Fowler, ds FIN Wilmington naval stores TO
Mitchell Sailed in schrs Perseverance and Jusge
Hitchcock for y York.
Schr Caroine Pratt ds fin Newbern naval stores, TO
Mitchell.
Schr VIM T King, Crowell. DIS firm Boston, mdze, 10 Eos
SChr Mwstic Sturces 6 ds I'm Boston, fise. master
Shr Pheoe D. Smith, ds I'm Prorideqce IN ballast
Schr Delight, DIS FIN y Carolina, fresh shad
Schr Effort Spear from Thomason, lime.
Schr Flora, jenkins lime. from Plymouth hsh
Seer Mary Elizabeth Brown, ds from Philadelphia coat,
bound 10 = Haven.
Schr America Crowell ds fun Boston mdze, to Foster
Nickerson
schr Alexandria, Lewis DIS from Baltimore, flour aud to-
bacco, 10 Sturses Chairman. cur,
Schr Compliance Patterson DIS firm Boston, mdze, 10 SW
lewis
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SPENCER. ST Chambers.street
2 The Daily Ertbu

The Daily Tribune.-City subscribers VINO
would prefer paying months year rather than DC
called upon for pay by the carrier from week 10 Week may
hand in their names and receive receipts al 'e puonS
Office Subscribers who do receive papers regularly
at an eaIy hour requested give early notice at the desk
OF LII. nuh
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u A very great number Of persons in Montreal,
Canada have been driven TO crime during the pas;
winter in consequence of poverty and destitution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

U@ A little daughter of a MIR. Tyler of Colum-
bus, Ohio aged about 10 years was burned TO death
on the 10Th inst. by her clothes taking fire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

~ Genuine Drugs and nIedic ineS-Eren
English and German chemicals Lseches, choice Perumery
Til, SOAPS and Cosmetics Also large assortment of e
cant hair tooth hat and nail Brushes aud shell HON and
Sory dressing Combs of and beautiful patterns or sale
wholesale and retail by A B. SANDS co Druggists and
S!,. .iISc " uih25
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BELOW,
Two ships unknown. Wind w ) w.

u Spring Hats.-The SUBSCRIBER informs e''npe;
,ha, he is now amply supplied with the new sephsl
Pattern Hats.
His prices will b. as heretofore. for Fine NutFa 81 .
% quality s. 2 aud this outstanding III important aa
2Sf ;srf "e INV SPENCER ST Chambers,strect
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RICHARD VAN DYKE. jr AucuoGvel
ZEN Y IL -. NJ \ Y AA>.ILN INl- 81

VERY ELEGANT ANr COSTLY HOUSE
HOLD FuRNlrUKE.--ANTa%NrJ BLhEcHfK \
Co will sell on Tuesday the 6th March, AZ % O'CLOCK
al No Ii University ylacThe elegant and costly tio9S'h"
Furniture ccmprsIg dawiaI-room SCI OF aShouS9. el'
chars and Couches with open carved backs tho whole
suite covered wiki plush and twSSd SIX Go.d ses
dining breakfast tea card and cautrs Tables; sdy Work
TABLES; Pier Glass; maho sapy Bureaus peSsir
Tables and WaShsanGs, WHIT MAJ tops, Chas va"
haircoth seats maple cnt-staC Ch,S; Bureaus; W'sh-
stand, ard Dresss Bureaus; Bookcase Solar Lamt vt.
molu aude lgh each witi,shades, Otmoiu Nsh
tel lock with figure: large OIL Paintings BY em2vnt ,ian
artists; Bronze Candsabis Of lights each plated lea oIi
TIA SETS OF yarlegated flower pattern Cut GiaSs; pamAN
Window Cnrtus Table Covers, Foo; Benches 9tel fiie
Irons and Stands Mamel Ornaments: ussiS and irSrain
Carpets Rues; Brussels S;a Carpet; bordeIed pen oyer
iug aud bIo.d Brass Rods; carved hlh posi- and pt
stes: PailIa.ss.: Mattresses Gew) Feather be' &C.
Hall Lantern with and engraved late Glass ana ~
hogany Hat aud Ur brea stand; with LooknS-eiS'' VIZ
cloth; the Kitchen Utensils, &c . 81
Also nt-ions Rosewood Pano6rle by Nopgs tlsfer,
Catalogues may be- had Of the lacuotefs on Moadny me
day before the sale al their oics No BIondst near =" All
low ull>S,','S
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COURT CALENDAR II,

COURT CALENDAR. THIS DAY.
Common PLEAs-Nos. 26, 81, 81, SO, 49, As, Dc,
II, 90 80, Al.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-No Calendar.--Judge Kent
will be occupied to-day and tomorrow with the trial
Of criminal causes
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THE REPUBLIC OF THIS DAY.
\ DOUBLE SHEET, with
a Portrait of oCoNNELL ard MS fellow eonspiFa'o's
and four Eng1arinss of the Thames Tulnel-
Also, Letters per Caledonia from London.
Paris, Dublin, Liverpool, SIC. &c Sc.
forming altogether the most complete
Synopsis OF FOREIGN NEWS published in this city
Office i36 Nassau, corner OF Beekman 81,
THIS DAY PUBLISHED
No. HEWETTS ILLUSTRATED
EDITION OF
SHAKSPEARE'S PLAYS.
EDITED Ely GULfA> { rsSrLANK.
ROBERT w. WEIR.
For sale wholesale Sd Bt isi3l: srRlSeER
COUNTRY AGENTS supplied with any OF the CT, p
Publications Al PublisheEsrrlcs mh23 Gas
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL ONCEE I
AZ Washington Hall MADAME HElLBERG, !r"m
Sweden, respectfully informs the public OF Nsw oFA at
be given By her on THURSDAY 18th Wsshs.
Ton Hal 9I mh!D % sso BEGS
who viii appear for the , time this season; Mr. wAL-
LACE who will play lar the first timt the sat
V,sn4,emps: Mr Barton, who will play TWO solos 9n
the Flute: Nh TIMM the celebrated Conductor and :
Tick. 81 each to be had the Music Stores aud at The
door.
MEXICAN MUSEUM AND PERPETUAL
n FAIR, corner of Broadway and Ann street
r 7. BARNUM. Manaser,
For treo days ONLY Monday and Iueasat,l
March 18th and 26th.
The Manager has effected with that su %
band Of Ethiopian MelodIsts, the ktNIUChf MIN
ALSO sNGAGED-Mr: WM. COLI ,h he, eelebT,'si
CHINESE NONDESCRlPT! er CONIORIioNlSi =;
whose nces BEEN received with the most nat cd
appreciation all the principal Ih7at[1s IN EUROPE ana
r,,c,. rocetflei with his educated ,nd talented
~ DOG, BILLY.
b s,r fs,s of talent and sag acity nave placed ham
among the wonders of the cSe
Miss +. RICHARDS charming 'ocallS''
Mis-, BLANCHARD HCgieIesS;
4 PETITE C,F.RirO, the admired Danssuse;
Mr. & RICHARDS Sentimental Singer;
Mr. WHfTLOCK. BanJe Player;
Mr. 3 WILLIAMS Irish Singer and story Teller
MIR HOWARD. the NollniSt - =.
REAiylIEUI. WAN FIGURES, TepfesentipS SI9pil 81
I,di,ns of the Crow Tribe the act OF k!,ms ~ \
~ ~ aDE.R together with TOM Thu NIB DAME
taNBERTi and POLLY BODlNt..
The Gypsy FAMILY, IN number recently 'Ior Yer
nany and faithful representatives OF the ancient peo oi
t.gypt m ~ be- III their uatye costume
The Gypsy QUEEN, the fortune / seT, may De con
snlted privately Al all hours the day and evening
Performance. every evening at Il clock
Tickets 25cents; children under 10 years l2t cents
Twenty-Five cents extra for private consultations Win me
Gypsy Gspep.
Look out for rich bill. mo
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STEAMBOAT AccIDENr-The steamer Clip
per coming up the Ohio met the Mail about miles
ao",. wheeling going down the Goth INST and
run into her about the centre, knocking one OF the
engines over board, and scalding one of the engi-
neers severely. The Mail was towed ashore and
the Clipper was kept up with difficulty.
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THE LADIES MAGAZINE

LITERATURE, FASHION AND THE FINE ARTS
EDITED BY T. 5. ARTHUR
For April SAL.
Four Embellishments in this Num5er'
NORTHUMBERLAND on the sasqaehanpe, a, the Juno
ton of the North and West BIauches-A highly finished
spRP Isl ;n FASH ossD DfF Figures
a sPLENDlD WOOD CpT-ll!,ustratlns an interesting
THE TlTMousE or Chcades-lllustratins Birds and
CONTENTS.
The Russian Prince delightful story Translated Tor he
Ladies Magazine from the German OF Fanny Iafnow oy
fai Tbs Appea Of Mara Theresa b. Lucy Hssr1E
Facts and Faacies from Fence Corner. b. w H. Car
All Aboard for Boston, Steamboat Sketch. By A l.
70 Caroline. By Robs Chiffon e p.,., \. !,
Matte Fouque ILLUSTRATED
The Dev. BridEs :. From =: AIS!aP air, Dumas
Birds and Song No H. The Titmoase, or chleades with
F Fsssas sa ap LAKE Georse H costs
Passage from me Diary Of late ClfEsy bna SC0heia'se
re Rs soad Han? rom he F;5ash Of NJ Michel
Look through Nature, up to Natures God
Northunb-rnd the Sus!uehauna al the junction Oh Inc
North and West Branches QilustIaed)
The Ladies M4sazlne-AP.uIi' ~ c;HR1sTy .sseni
n,,5r J" vi NJ Nc No. Aston s: a1Hfs ouss.
SHAKESPEARE, SHAKESPEARE.
JUST PUBLISHED,
For sale, Wholesale and Retail,
BY w. H. GRAHAM,
In THE TRIBUNE OFFICE,
NO l.
OF HEWET'S NEW ILLUSTRATED
EDITION OF SHAKESPEARE,
Price only 125 Cents.
Delivered II any part Of the CIty p1ysbIs o{ tas hu
mhzz2 rs Tribune Buildings, 100 Nasss1-st
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nj AR RJED.
DIED.

On Sunday the eth inst, by the Rev. l.. Jones, Mr. w
MILLErT 10 Mrs. ELIzABErH NJ. LEWIS all Of this city
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MURDER.-A quarrel between two brothers,
named Edmond and John Williams, of iazoo Co.,
Miss, on the 9TH instant resulted in the almost
instant death of the latter by the discharge OLA gun
by the other.
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a c. TUTTLE. Aucuoueer, -
r ARGE SALE OF SHEFFIELD GOODS. -

A &. TUrTLE., Aucuoueer. ,,,,>,
ARGE SALE OF SHEFFIELD GOODS
IL JACOB s PLATT viii seIlat the tucti9nroom NO u
patsreet, Tuesday 26h March AZ 10 prSis,y'
400 casks lots OF Sheffield Cutlery EDGE "ois
of the reputable makers By order OF aInts,
VIZ James CAMS genuine Edge Tools CONSISTING OF t'ns
rous Chises Gougss Dawug Knives, Sc IN packages 2na
Also lbbotson Brothers Globe Works Edge Tools Fat
emf back orn Scythrs, sc. IN,
Irons Socket Chises Rosewood Plated Squares. aud
Also Thomas Turner Co and Jonathan Hunts superior
Cutlery we'll known this market to &c equal II not SUPERIOR
in style and quality any imported
Also, Wilson, HawkswoIth Aloss's Table anu rocket
Cutlery. -, II,
Also Dixon x Sons Britannia Tea Pots
Also 10 casks wrouoh handle Sad Irons ~ cases ndosn
Oil Stone 81 dozen hay Forks oz oton Hooks cases
Ponerov's Nail Gimbiets casks Wood Screws an invoice
of American Knob Nortce Locks 100 dozen Gut GLASS
Beads SC. ;, ,,
S,eeyars Locks, Eus Hinges Fire Irons &c &c OF the
latest importation. 49,.
thy the attention trade Terms months f appossa
notes Sums 800 Catalogues AT O'Clock T. "a e
dav unII<o SS''
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BAprIsM.-A day or two since the the Rev. Moses
Stoddard baptised twenty-four persons in the Mil
lerite faith, in the Delaware river, at Camden This
makes, as we are informed, about fifty individuals
baptised into that faith during the last week.
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NEW BOOKS

CO. ia BROADWAY NEWYORK.
THE CHILD'S POETRY BOOK. BY MARY HowIrr.
illustrated by enGraviugs. PriCe y csuts
MNEMONICS or the new SCience'oi Artificial Memo
rv explained application to the study OF numbers the
sciences and useful occupations OF lie whereby the
natural memory greatly assisted anu Illus
trated BY diagrams and engaynss Inc "hoe dua'e W
selinstrucon IN the ait ,-,,,p,c,, M
ANIMAL MAGNETISM, or MESMER!SM; lis His,
tory Phenomena and present condtoncontahing practical
Instructions and the latest discoveries IN th by
WILLIAM LANG and Rev CHAUSGEy HARE l owNsHENp.
THE MODERN STANDARD DRAMA, TO be com
plated In 80 weekly numbers--now ready, , ~,
No. l. IONA Tragedy, IN five acts BY homas Noon
No FAZlO By Rev A. H. AlIlman with stage dnec-
No. ). The LADY OF LYONS or Love and Pda.-By
Edward Ly,ton: Bulwer l2s cents
ADVICE TO WlNES-with directions for sci manage
men before during and after to Moth
ers and Nurses By Mrs Barwe Revised and enlarged By
Physician OF New York, under The approval and recon-
mendation OF VALENTINE Morn, NJ D. Price twenty-five
cents. - -
THE LADYs WORK BOX CoMpANioN-with %
engrayngs specimens of canvass work. l2s
THE LADY'S GUIDE TO EMBROIDERY AND
APPLIQUE. beug instruction IN embroidery silk vel
eE;TiIOUETTE FOR LADIES in polished society. l2!.
INSTRUCTIONS IN KNITTING, Netting and Crotch
ct work. containing the aud most oahionabe patterns
LADIES sELFhNsTRUCTORiu Millinery and Man
tua making with particular for cutting out dresses
II T rHStsy D5IRAwING ROOM LIBRARY Of
No THE LIGHT OF THE LIGHT HOUSE. and
other Poems B. Epes Sergeant With an engraving on
No. 3 REroLLEC TIoNs OF THE EMPEROR y A
POLEON b. Mrs. Abel--lat- Miss Eliza Baicombe
during the spent BY HIM IN her fathers house At 81
t-I.ns ~. cents nh2j
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D Animal Magnettsm at C 1N 1nF Hri Is

TuiO LgDTES N.fGNETIZED ON TUESDAY
i,YENfNG MARCH 26-Nlr. h on, the Oldest eI-
IN the country will give Lecture as aoovs
Two Ladies viii be masnezsd when e1Iermens In GlaI
ro,,snrs Sympsthy Phreno- Magnetism. &c VIII De e1 IL
~, ss, ,hs sIfrsodiuary phenomena OF the Somnamou-
lie Condton Committee lnyestigaqSoH VIII be appoint nL
ed by the audience and every facility WI Dc ssts}s
non &c not given the admission will De refunded
Tickets Is cents. Doors open al 6:s commence Al
r1hSo
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g 4 I Ed

Ships Hendrick Hudson, London; ST George, Liverpool
Southport Chaeston PolluI, Rotterdam
Bark Hebe Trieste.
BTirs Republic Port au Prince Amethyst Demaars Apol
To- Slonn.tsn: Caharne Orleans Moselle. Wilmington
Nc; X w Brown 81 Marks; Mary PaInell, Matanzas-ant
others.
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Ten Copies for one Dollar!
BIOGRAPHY OF HENRY CLAY,
ONLY TWELVE AND A HALF CENTS!
U7- The undersigned Will publish WEDNESDAY
NEXT new and greatly improved edition Of
THE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES
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Al private sale, 3,pEsniid Piano FoTtes.
,i-Nl = Iiil,I l. A.--...-,-.,.

WN. SHIRLEY, Aucuoaeer.
CHINA, GLASS AND EARIHENWAhE-
~ TUESDAY MARCH %, i9octock AZ the auee"a room
No pistt-s 18th catalogue Trade sale Of sencIa aNso-
mert in packages and .om the shelves, lots 10 SUIT deal
es blue gsnei printed edged i'Pt saG wst French
and u,a China End coffee PLAIN and pressed
tumbiers wines ecaners hooks &c Feach chimneys as"
~, sums cf Sln1 mh23 Sti,s
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SUNDAY.

No case of Importance. A female was brought
into the watchhouse last evening in State Of insenslbty
AMI soon after expired Verdict tomorrow, Monday
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" The Mobile editors are uxuriating on deli
cious Strawberries, green peas, aud all sorts OF
green things.
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New, Orleans Tropic, 18th INST.

North CAROLINA GoLD.-The Raleigh Star
says that in the gold mine near Lncolnton, several
large Jumps have recently been found, one weigh
ing OCT dwts and several others weighing as
follows: 1876, l54, l07, 81, GO dwts.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, MARCH 25-2 P. NJ.
CLEARED,

Ships Roscus Collins. Liverpool f. X Collins x Go :;
Mary, Foster, Orcaus. X Frost Elsarue,
julius Liverpool, II U.PeCk x Co.
Brgs N.ur,t,s Mcfarland Neuyitas. Nesm'th Nelson
Nephues trankeu, Amsterdam Burlap Hunter OHIO,
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CITY INTELLIGENC
SATURDAY.

SATURDAY.
COURT OF SESSlONS.... Before the RECORDER aud
AID ScoLEs and LEE; JAMES r. WHITING, District
Attorney and JONAS B. PHILIPS Esq, for the People
The Grand Jury came into Court with num-
Der of bills having found 81 bills during the term and
mssed6 complaints They also made presenneat Of the
Aluouse Prison and other Institutions Of the City
state and condition, with the of the Grand jury
thereof similar TO those former Grand Jus The Grand
Inquest were then d!sch.G sed for the term
TRIAL FOR MIsDEMEANoR.-The trial Of Napo-
leon Loreaux Ca,arne Gaeta and Ca,harlne Costello. alias
Maxwell, for misdemeapor charged with producing a5cI
ton, was resumed. The District Attorney occupied the
Whole forenoon from Gi O'Clock, and the afternoon until
nearly 3oclock before he completed his summing speech
lbs review of the testimony for the defercs particularly
regard TO the asseverated ab Of Costello searching
and whitening and his critical analysis OF the testimony
was exceedingly able throughout.
After the conclusion of this address, Alderman
ScoeS charged the Jury length the and the law of
the case The Jury then retired and after absence Of half
anhour returned into Court with verdict Of GUILTY
against all the Madam Gaeta
to the mercy of the Court
The Jury were then discharged for the term.
Nh Warner OF COUNSEL moved suspension of further pro-
ceeLines uo time afforded prepare bill Of excep
tous which the Court allowed. The Court then adjourned
fort the teT
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store, No 60 Csual-sttet, National Hall
OUT-DOOR SALES or GROCERIES, fUR-
" NiTURE DRY GOODS, ~. attended 60 10 peIsoa,
and PROMPT returns made, Sales OF Reel Estate made at the
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