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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16
CITY INTELLIG n CE.
MOEnAy

L. :. CIRCUIT COURT Before Judge BHTrs.
THE PIRATE MATTHsws-Mr. Barrett. acting
Ds;ric, Attorney stated The wne,cs from New Bedford
lowing steamboat running on Sunday night could not be
here I'll; 20 morrow roTnus He asked the trial be post,
poue TO that time Nh Marbrry also made motion asking
that the trial be further postponed Tic stated ,a nc had been
requested b. Matthew the close OF last week become
associate counsel lbs defence On Saturday evening" Mat
,hcwy received letter from his father who lives the East;
c shore OF NIarylaud II lie bnd time nc could
mon npo,an; witnesses from that vicinity MS defence. The
Cour, remarked that similar application made and .nn,
cd and unless GOOD could be scwn why
the witnesses had not been summed the proceed
TRIAL on CHARGE OF REvoLT.-Thomas and
William DAVIS aud John Scott placed trial
charged with eaeavcns make REVOLT &c board the
ship Shakespeare during her from New Orican
l. this port Captain Mnot. OF the vessel ordered that
should 20 oyeI the sides and scrub them The prisoners
directed do but they refused and were placed iro--
Capt VI offered from dag 10 day of nine days previous TO the
Arrival ci ship port release them they would prom
i:e they had been hidden, but they continued 10 refuse
>ayins they would prefer being carried into III IRONS Tn
der ali the circumstances OF the the ury did consider
the charges been and returned verdict Of Not
Guilty. The prisoners were then discharged.
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r Recent advices from the Indian country
state that party of Kickapoos had attacked
family OF Chickasaws in the Choctaw Nation and
killed man and woman, besides carrying off two
boys and number of horses. a party of thirty
armed and mounted warriors had started in pur-
suit Of the murderous gang and were following
hard on their trail
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New-Yori Cattle Market. April II.

At market 40 Beef Cattle. 1850 Souhern s. Cows and
Calves and 800 Sheep md Lambs.
PRcrs-I,EEr CATTLE little cheaper and we reduce
quotations To 81 TO S. Is So To 81 70 for good cattle with
some extra at 81 80 unsol and 40 taken for Bermuda
Cows C,LvEs-in improvement, OF 80 81, and quote
ST. ssS-all sold
sHEEr-The few offered were oil taken ut So Sc in
quality.
Hay Gols a6,,s; Straw 80 30 per load
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On Sunday evening the lh inst the Church o the Eppl
any by the Rev Jones, MI Thomas APPLETON 10 Miss
On the 18TH by the Very Rev Dr. Power EDWARD SHoRTtLt
MARGARET eldest daughter OF the late Joseph Ocnno all
off MS eli
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OFFICE CKoToN hquEDUcr BOARD,
18th aDril. lSH.

= - - = - 18th April. lSH
lrired TO n6nin from the Of the washers
tactei q. their service pipe Tor the fortnight ending 9th Apr
for tie period be very using
water than absolutely Necessary aud CIT zens generally
are requested mid this department preventing the
2y both ordinary and extraordinary Tor the city for the neu
fourteen days will he from the WINTER IN the .ceFvo ID
water beng ut OFT the whole line Of tie aqueduc TO
bic the engineers, Mesr JARVIS and Haste 70 make er
annual examination Of the interior with such rep.rs a.
be found Necessary. SubJoHed extract tror On or
passed " the Common Council which vii be risdv
enforced.
81 No person perons except the yor Aldermen or
ASS's;n1t= tl- Wards h,
mssi9D n Whiting from the Croon 1opeduc sosrd urseesy
t3en hydant belonging attached 10 the Cotton AGue
duct Works erecting fc' susrent o, fires. e1ce,
case ofe the neg6rhood shall leave sad IRE hydran,
for longer Lne thar shall be limited said permission.
shall Use ore for other purposes than may Be
toned "a sd 0eni.son under tie penalty Of twenty-five
dolifr: ivr each offence.
By order Of the Croton Acueduc Board,
apis Wv JAMES y. COFFIN, PsesHssns
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IN CHANCERY 6h Circuit-The presidcs, Drectors and
Company ofthe Onontaga County Bank The Bark Of
B1inO. In pursuance Of on order the Court of Cbecery
dated the Sh day Of April 1874 notice hereby g.fen thar
the subscriber has been duly appointed receye Of lie propeyty
and ELECT Of the said The Bank Of Buffalo nat by SAID OF.
Croker Ed ofthe city Of Buffalo the County Of Ere
1nongsr other things 10 take md ae account of ali tbs
demands nny description against The said Bank of Buffalo
and TO enable the SAID Mase 10 take and such account
md for the :cnen pnposc contemplated by the statute An
the creditors OF the gd Bank OF Buffalo required to e1
BIT Their nccog5' claims aud demand ngGn.t the id Bank
OF Buffalo. to tie said James Croker Esq Tie Mater having
said reference In charge at h: Office the ciy Of Buffalo BIZ
the fifteenth dry OF August UeNt ard become parties 10 thin
SUIT and N d2fau thereof they will be pfeclude from all be
c' OF he decree which saG! he made in this suit and from
any di,trhuon shlc, shall be made under such decree
IRA 4. BLOSSOM, Receiver OF the Bank OF Buffalo
IAMgs CROKER. Late Nasicr IN ChaHcery
Buffalo. April 9Th. lSii api61m
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Yard Stafford, of SO Conrad street, Brooklyn
Halter ~ Brdscc of15J Washington street, city
ed that their halls were robbed in February ast the form
=: nd .La r.. nf cnat ,:.rtL 90
POLICE OEEICE

THEFTs.-Jesse Thomas colored man, was ar
rested and committed for stealing two velvet caps worth So
from Thomas Smith No. 90 Henry 81.
Alexander Thompson was arrested and committed
for stealing dresses &c worth s263 from Margaret Wins
low s; Cross 81.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 10.
Ls- For Marine Intelligence see last %


Ship Narap1sa Parsons It days from New Orleans Cotton
10 & & G " Benson-l4 storage passenger
Swedish bark Sophia Schutt a duy from MsIsees mdze
10 John Michel
Er,sh brg James Hay Wsman ~ days from Sierra Leone
cHmwooa, hides and palm oil 10 MENUS < Sons eit
brgs Orenla for Salem in weeks Gaelic luit Of salem
condemned Northumberland Crenine late Shirley. gone 10
the River LUNGS Fnnc Lord TO leave the CGaft about e Of
March L lrisa,e Macedonian all well 18th inst ia y !.
Ion ., 80 EXCHANGED cooIs with M bark Chus1n steering l.
Big Oveman DAVIS. ~ DAYS from Ponce T. K, Sugar and
AulSses to Tobias Lord Lett Blrks Condor waiting freight
Henry Kelsey ready Tor Sea Bg Evcne waiting Charlotte
landing. Sch Bounty inst arrived.
Brig roplii Wording. 3 days from New Qfenn, Cotton,
sc 10 Buck PeicN lt inst, lat 81 D. Ion ~ H. spoke
Brg Homer from New GrleanS for Boston.
Schr Pizarru Sherman. of LncOlnyie 10 days 0m Quay
anna, PR. l.3 hhds and - bhls sugar, 10 \ Mayor. w
Schr Exchange Wilcox. u DAYS from AttakGpas. WE. ~
sticks live oak G. \ iioyt. Left schr Wilder loading Tor
NloTk in 10 days.
Schr Cuew. Crowell from Cuaynma r. with sugnr md
moasses TO W Lewis. Left brig Eagle Fullerton de Tor
New York aie lat % W Ion a 20 spoke ship leland Of
Baltimore from Mobile Tor Falmouth Eng Int - Ion =.
ship Dragon Clark. of New Bedford from lndnn Ocean ul
reported that taken small whales latitude o Seni
Lu. ind was trying them out.
Schr Wave lolbTuoh. Iiomaston. lime.
Scilr Franklin RYAN. Thonaston. lime.
Sclir President. Parker CHStne. sHar
Schr Nc V. Morris. Norfolk. corn.
Schr Emma. Cole. Baltimore Johnson x Lowden
Schr Nassau Chester days from Richmond loI: and
barco 20 Alien x PaNson.
Schrs Ovocu and Rover from Virginia, oysters.
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10
tCthe Mayor Aldermen and Comouniy Of the City of New
YORK relative 10 opening Thtc;h street from the North
i;1s, River. IN SAID City.
Public notice hereby svcu 10 oil whom may concern
that petition will be presented 10 the honorable the Justices Of
the Supreme Court 81 ydcutc OF tee people Of the of
New York the Capitol IN the City Albany OF the first
Tuesday Of juno next al the opening o,he Court TINT DIV
thereafter counsel be heard by Thomas Ad
Emmett Administration, Sc setting forth night title and
rl'n OF the sad petitioner 90 the several here.
matter mentioned and heretofore estimated ard assessed by tho
C1mmlJIonefs Of estimate and assessments tho above en
tied matter 70 unknown owie By reason Of the loss and dam
and above the benefit and advantage By tho opening
OF hnie'h street aiald tic or peces and parcels Of
land numbered the Map Of SAID Commissioner entitled
MAP No showing tie property Affected by opening 1hiret
street from the North ~ the Fast RIVER filed the Office
Of the Street Commissioner sad CITY follows pnnely--
Lot numbered thirty and sSyto tie oil four hundred and
sixty dollars vt numbered thirty three and .evcnty five the
sum Three hundred aud ory dollars 10, numbered thr-
y four mad sevcyx. the OF three hundred and seventy
dollars. lot nmbered forty three and hundred and six
md l the Of hundred aad dollar. lot mum
beted ryseven rad hai the OF ten doar1 and that
the pre- eminent OF ald petition motion will be made
rule OF order ofhe ;at Colr deSt!ng William Hue clerk
Of said Cou in the City OF New York TO pHy .ed pc
ttoGe, bis Attorney. the laid sums Of money winch are
paid the said Cou:;, and remaining possession OF said
CLERK and the Increase thereof for such ether rule
order the premises the said Court and
proper.-Taied New. York April 18Th is4i
ANTHONY l.. ROBINSON. Attorney FOR Petitioner.
ipu6ty
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GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE, FOR MAY.
AMERICAN BATTLE GROUNDS.

90 The May number is EMBEII.lSlIED with splendid
Steel Engraving al the BATTLE FIELD OF BR,SpywINE.
THE FAVORED CAPTIvEs, magnificent Stce! EngmsLlg.
by Rawdon, Wright 1; Hatch.
Summer Fashions. ceeant style. from Fresh Designs ron
Paris. containing all the varieties,
Subscriptions received md the numbers delivered Ia any part
of this city. sent by mail any part Of the county So!
b. the single number at H. & :. RAiNORS Book.ore. 20
BOWery alb Us
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NEW AND VALUABLE WORKS.
IN PRESS,
And trM be published in fer days at lss Office Of
The .Ner World. 80 AnA-sirset,

he Ner World. 80 1MA-strset,
THE
CRUISE OF THE SOMERS
Ilu-,T.tiv, ts De<p OF the Quarter Deck a1t tte
unuanly conduct of
COMMANDER MACKENZIE.
This work y. give history and searchn. rere- CT tAc
TRAGEDY OF TIE SOMERS. and !: IS bserci will pro
some enturc. that fail starc the public
1t ADDRESSED 10 Naval Officers and the Officers Of Me-.
calte M..nc-tosho and the public generally. P:;cc
10: ccat-sS hundred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16

EDGAR JENKINS, Aucuoncef.
D0STTiTE ChsncsFy sale Of Constitution Hail. No go
/ Broadway. near Blocker street.
On hanly he iSh ipr at II o'e!otk 1t The Merchant
beng - feet Broadwoy - feet on eros, Lane and rs
m degtH, with the use oi Toss lane.
See Advertisement Thoms ACi Emmett. Esq Master
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SElDLTTZ PoWDERs.-Superor Sei!l, z Powder, manu-
- featured from the ye be materials ial weight elegantly
gac and retail W y. g. SANDS e. co.
Druggists and Chemists 22 Broadway. Chaphers st.
apll Dis t(;ranHa BuldngJ
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little OF this article
coming into the market present. md transactions have been
mostly confined pulled Wool othe City at 2i3o h.
nj which rate some 7On0 lbs have changed nnd> during
the last weeks principally at the latter figures Some snail
lots of ub,ynslcd Wool hive also been taken 2c \ clean
article OF this description and al line quality would command
2.a2Sc The wien farmers will wash and shear their
ocks has nearly arrived and If there should be change
the existing Tariff the opinion of our Woo dealers that
pr;ces will he p or 80 per higher than Inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16
By This Mornings Mail.
,n an occasional Correspondent.

From an OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT
WASHINGTON, April IL. isN
Nav Sir. Several Southern Wing Senators,
=, 4 il understood, will vote against the treaty
-, er;;st;ug circumstances, would vote in ia
..,f il. if the consent of Mexico were previous
" .h,.;ned. With view, presume, of meeting
.,r,e measure the demands Of these gentlemen,
story is now put in circulation that Gen. AL
..,,s the Mexican Minister, has given cncou'
I'm. ~.r,ent that ,ha, consent may be obtained for
~. considerable sum Of money. From THIS the in
s...,ce is urged that in no event will war with
,.,;.o ensuc, though he did announce deter
.;,.,ion to that effect the part Of his Govern
~.,,,ast November This story is utterly false.
~, sas certain to follow annexation, as dark
ness, sunset
Indeed should not be surprized ii the Mexl-
.,n Government had already prepared to let loose
49,, nr;vatccrs from every considerable port of
Eu,ope and America. Nothing can be moro de-
,,.;ve and dangerous than the idea that peace
h. maintained moment after the accom-
,r;sbment OF Annexation.
NJ, Calhoun made proposition OF the kind
,rn,osed but Amonte replied that he had not
the slightest authority to enter into any such ar
,,noement, and that ii was his private opinion
,b,, none such was possible; that in Mexico
M administration could survive the offer or
acceptance Of such proposition, and least Of all
Santa Ana, who had formerly labored under
suspicion Of having attempted compromise
with Texas, while he was a prisoner there; that
bv reason of this he lost all consideration at horne
and had regained his standing only by extraordi-
nary exertions and herosm, (attendcd with the
loss of limb,) in repelling the invasion by the
French at Vera Cruz.
Thus is this new forgery nailed to the counter.
Yours. ANXIOUS.
THIRTEENTH DisrRICT.-The Pennsylvania
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By OLIVER MlLDEBERGER-

HOUSEHOLD FURNlTU RE-Ou W e;ncsday. l.th April.
II 10 O'Clock. III the three story tucS House No North
Moore street OF Nsrcs. the furniture u gentleman
gNng housekeeping CONSISTING part Of mahogany maple
agG fuc chair; ots dressing and paiH BUREAUS. gu, frame
per glass; Brussels ingram and other caTpepgs window
blinds; mahogany French and maple tSecs; breakfast i'm
snt tabS Slir Garrett fiat rods: hall oQ cloth
hall lamp mantle ornaments feather beds aud eng Ere sets
china: cut glass and csrthcu ware.
Also. one par pier tables, marble tops.
Also pair Of Dynns.
tl,o. Que large book case. suitable for Layer.
Also. the kitchen ufric-c with which tic ise VIII COM
pp,ucr.
Ss,cS cash. current n;oUey.
Out door sscs OF Furniture cthe, zs paroraly
attended 10. alS4t-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16
C The second trial OF Marsh, for the murder
of Phebe Cheddick, began yesterday at Newark.

u 1t was showing like mad at Memphis on
Saturday last. More fell the morning Of that day
than during all the rest of the winter.
n. .. Pic. 9Th inst
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T UBfN'S FANCY SOAPS ior the Toilet or Nurscry-ii.
Ia mond Soap Su!Arcs PalmyreGe, Baume dc Peru Hello
ope telr, d'l;alc Bouquet Musk Veweins. also full
sogiaent OF GCcTiain's superior SQaps fo, sale by
a. .. SANDS & co.
Du<gts and Chemists, 273 Broadway Chamber street
Granite Building mill ciis
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-, To LET-A two story house No. 40 Mercer street
IA few doors Fourth VIII BE- rented ow toa
iis coed tenant The Croton will be put into the
house II desired For further Information. apply 10 4 X
,t,cct ap2 lwis
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T1HE undersigned Committee OF the Trustees OF the New
York Fire Department Fund ripeG'iEIy aefn3w!si.e
wer 10 their request or hs professional ~ the efc
ton OF the Concert the hcu5f; OF the Widows ana Orphan
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Out door sacs OF Furniture CT eteeI rcck1r LIE patocn
enc Ar JFYETys .rc,-1,oc1
rsOSrrIyJ, ,~bannsrc -Sir .; rr;,fNtn Hail M s,l
inL SnsnS! se VI Ior'''"Ne" ha' "' oo'
hr9au"nv. ne e pstS ,I o, u, 90 ,L =, -. u.
ENehS2gy the vnlga9s pr'yy SoTa as Constitution Hal
N dtati, Wan the Use @5{r5s, ANS ~, .' r- - ~
C6anccry or further payt.cuiars '-'' ~
Hl2a .-9i Is Broad street:
& p at; Ceocs NJ at The fRep.x Ba1aa No. ss
MERGE! street ver handsome ecSndhend Rofkawuy Was
TIC he sold without reserve 10 the highest bidder l.
,ITTRYTIITRE SoTICE-S.fa Be,,.,e,d, Se-F- COL
TON would aIsm al who r. n want q Eaiss.s g
h G br y S sTr. solaen, ncJ az Fan S P.,sn,
!. On ,, n a.s,is
without rhe equal The public invited To call apd
FRcsc beaSqs up Housekeeping or Wishing to sell ali o. any
portion oi tef u,are w,H ma reaoF sac oy scndns
sa a h Auction e e4 Pi'Sn is Fulton F. and 81 Ann
"N-' ." 80 ~, . ' ai'u % ANN se'
- ADMlNISTR AToR'S SALE OF VALUABLE
Wi as 70 ub AocO9 on si5s e.
lowing Real Estate, owned by tie ate IirYRy Hrpsox ESQ
At the time Of hiS decease:-
The stone d% "S sSS and lots me Sf ,s p by him
beng about three bundled feet front The house garden aud
"n1Sss beng surpassed by none the city TOR beauty and
TWooI the River bank, opposite the above with two
ri Two S" budding lot, ncar the southern part of Hudson street
one lot land on the SIDE OF Clinton street.
north .de oil stne street III Hartford win The land IN TIE rear
HSS the Paper Mills heretofore conducted by the deceased
WITH the mHcme[ water ps i una real estate connected
ad between l,,ss and four mss from Of I!
"i we o,nel " nceSi uc,Ween eigu. ui'u nine miles
"nd mmes,e POSSESSION can be gycntho location In ,hs
jn,e ,c,tv nj III the ling .,nsan On ,sh;ch
.v land the ,m,cInrty Of tbsT n"Snoi a,,nnnnuens nnd
The y,an I tie imdnrs d,yer Io.es mil land ronnrs,s3
win hem rnnks them robnr the r, Jes,nlIe nronsy 81
the KIND in New England A more particular description Il
deemed unnecessary as purchasers Will probably examine for
Ten per cent Of the purchase TO be paid down tho
time o sue-the remainder within week thereafter.
ss some arrangement be 'nnte with The mortgages on the
p1tV SO in' vs. INC ,hlnc y u,]eSt 20 mortgages ~,
Ilnon in the CITY OF Hartford where plans Of the proney
car b. seen four days previous To tic sale
I. G. PERKINS Administrator
~, Arri
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,r.,,, rr Tr, r au'I - la ,., ,,n
o'clock. II No y Lc Rcy Place, secckeT stfce, hand
assortment OF Furniture al purchlsed within yenrn
ra rlcn Brussels mi ether carpets cabinet ware boue from
bs; city -ksS, rich uarte Giandoc Solar n1d ohsi Lamp
Plated Ware. Cutlery &c. with genera ASSORTMENT Of bed
cash haukabc money. apis fs.
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E.,,rac, ofa letter. dated

Ey,nc, of letter dated IospoS MaTcha.
Flour is fully worth 2 per barrel. with promising market;
Yonr Flour will command the highest rae whenever
think il best your interest to sell New Lard, white and
finer is much inquired rer.-thc IRISH market having
sid, rnbly advanced Beef dull. Pork and Bacon
TO advance MddlcS of Pork IRISH worth % to SIS
Bacon - TO a., Prime Aic> Pork, to TO o. 6'-n all OF
which articles should be surprised TO gradual rse ioI
tiruy months
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THIRTEENTH DisrRlcr.-The Pennsylvania
has the following returns from the Northumbe7-
land District. They are 4 little fuller than we
have vet published:
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ID APER HANGINGS BORDER AND FIRE BOARD
PRINTS. H. s. J. W. PRATT, Ma. 81 Scolh William
and Il street hnv. hand oil
Paper Hangins, Borders and Fire Board Prints WHICH they
offer Country Merchants and other the favorable
,erm,-Ne,y. York March ilti nili 2ins
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% oWLANDs ESSENCE OF TYRE.-rb, /, a LIQUID
~ preparation for coloring Red or GIgy Han Brown
Black. The genuine article imported and sold by A. B.
Granite building. nl0 6tis
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be given Clinton Hall, the evenings Of MoNDAA nn
WEDNESDAY, April 10 and Il. hy O. :. FOWLER. ami ms
ASSISTANT each examining the head IN ne absence 81 edra
other after short lectures Hcrfdtarv Descent peSenhy
cnc. and fact, deeply interesting and Important nj hai?a>
O'Clock -. all,
\ B-Mr F. will make professional sTdminGt,onS. daily
on Herfditaru Descent and other subjects Tor sale ap3 4t,
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Office, Tribune Buildings, 160 Nassau-st.
THE LADIES' NATIONAL MAGAZINE


The best Ladies' Magazine Published.
C- An the conr butor 70 ;hi. Magazine are Ladies
Embellishments.
BASKET WITH FLOW Frs. beautiful and appropriate
illustrator to the month engraved and printed b. F. Quarre
THE MAY QUEEN. superb engraving on steel by II /
Rynl sitter Painting b \ J. CiInlouS.
FASHIONS FOR NAY engraved BY J J. Pea:ce. after
the latest Par;.cu designs.
ORIGINAL Articles
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JOSIAH RICHARDS. Apctoaeer
pf BANGS, RICHARDS Sc PLATT. Store No. Hs
ID Broadway.

F. COTTON AucronseT
y COTTON < CO. Auction and Commission Merchant
z No. li3 Fulton and Is Arm rrcet-Iera ADVANCE mad
OF cUaS!s n:rSe.ls. anf prompt -,uris made.
TUESDAY. Apn Is.
Furaurc-t, i0s oeleck =, No. g Morton s;ros, near
Hu>ou the turuiure OF family breaking Up housekeeping
ccqf OF sofas. lahogNHy chars sHteoss2a dining tabc
s;enf -r,s. clock carpets rugs. sloeooaf5 OIL coh haf
sand hall and astral amps. bees bedding. beds,eAs rst
trs stands cr0ckery and g5swafe several stoves and tit
tufcs together with the krheI furniture.
WM ". SHIRLEY. Aucuooeer.
THURSDAY. A2l Is. 10 oeik 8, the Auction Room No
Ii Pi7fi street Nrc,ccnth ta6e Sale OF 3O packages
Chns Glass ari f1rhcnwarc Trade Lots from tie shelves
and IN pacfa .ecopas l-rss a7d general assortment OF
blue printed 2arl;ed. tscd Dip; and 'sr'e. lrcia
French Sac E1gsi Cnira pnrci, Tea, Coffee ard Toilet
ware .cH igc pressed .a piai5 glass ws.e, 100 cssss
vh e md --cen tCibc - sStT1 Ss 90 cut and frou3d
astral s.ic- y case nCs Cbna. ana ohc goods
.:on'n5 croft OF SUM- o: llp dollars a.le3-
81 JOSEPH HEGEltAN. ACcnoacer.
TOMORROW. "Wednesday. Apri l. 90 10 ocock A II. NJ
3 Willow Brooklyn the entire Furniture ola respectable
Ioa-urc cG>e CONSISTING q sots mahQ-en and rush
seat chars marble 70? pcf ana cce table, dInn. and
ssS slGcboSrc wnccw blinds. Tincss shades rcahcgsny
Faeh -s,c1d, nl,plS DO bureaus "ahs;aDcs teai5er b
tc!n- looking SaS. work tahe. hail. astral clS rantei
.r?< BTu>scl ingram 7Gt s7:. c,Is a5c rods. Sannis
crtcry cIUeScy. OIL cctn SC. Sc-B.ookyn Api! To-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16

-, TO PHYSIClNNS-Eor sale new house. galeu,
80 ana TWO OF land situated n centrn part OF ne
Jersey within M OF the Morris aud Escx Railroad
in connexion with ely bic situation Tor the practice q me
Bayad st, and Gr Charles H. Jackson, No ~ Gmnd :; tor
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16

ID growth on bald places Pure Bear UJ II Unvef-
sally acknowledged 10 be the best article Use 70 promote the
growth the hair ps>-rve the gloss and beauty NJ TIE
hair mud pie,el 4; falling or Ihl' Warranted pure Beqrs
the gallon. by 4. i. SANDS 4 Co. -13 Broadway,
nnil El clrl.r Ehnn.ae.s street .GLnnlta E..ldlngl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16

e? OCkANvAE NAGON.-Wi be sold q. auction thi, DAY.
"a April 10 at O'Clock NJ at The phenix Bazaar No l9i
Mercer very handsome second hand RocSaway Was
on. lo he sold without 10 the highest bidder l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16

Mrs. WILLS the Lay learned IN Astro9gy. has return
w ed from the South She be at her residence, no
g Rvn-ton Orchard. where size wl give La
dies pirate Lectures Of future e:ents ard what past On ,s
science Ter si"ft time Name On the door aud under The bel
mill nll Inns.