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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03
Mn. A. AsDRrAs, No. 4s9 GnInNwiG GgsrRrkI;

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Dea, SIR II there any persons Skepcal is 10 the nler-
lis of Dgii MagicGi Pqfi Extractor please send them 10
me aud hnk ncc them of its utility have used
il in IN various avs in my family since You irst recon-
mead II to aud have had the fullest proof oi ITS admIraee
qualities Al the time You recommended It 10 me; my VILE
M, confined 10 her with attack Of ItdHmGto
~ Rheumatism deyns the skill of excellent physician
for sS weeks durin. which time she suffered severely unit
you proposed have the Pain Extractor tried which proved
eectua According your directions applied one box TO
her shoulder and by rubbing well as could alter
which we spryad cloth with second box and applied II 10
the lame part, my astonshment in half an hour all PIN
erased aud for the first time in weeks she slept easy le
continuation aud few applications made perfect cure,
Make such please of this, for shall be happy at all
Yonrs " th respect SAMUEL bECOU.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03
DIED:

Last evening. after severe Illness sir. 49,,
LovEJoY well known as the keeper oi hoNeJ9!
st the corner OF Beekmsn u; and Phrk Iso" 49, 20 ~, r
On Saturday evening, March isf, Htoh't- =. ,ic
merchant, a;e Of the firm Of Iamiin Hasolooh' Ai ''
J5th OF his age. 49,, ht.
HIS relatives aud friends requested 70 a..ea ,ro
funeral without farther invitation from his 4A'e iG
So % Laist street, this (SIonday) afternoon NJ
On the Ist inst. JOHN AUGUSTUS son .. gVi, H.
Eliza Eennigar aged years OnionthS anu T,ss
The friends Of tho family, and those OF ms 1;
-, hsi,bor y uennrrar also the alarsholl Dlvtlol
~. sons OF Temperance, are -, h, r,tie- III
funeral this afternoon from the residence VI ~ '' "
Walker street, al o CLOCK.
Mavch /. Ada faulkner D.. y,
Ven 27,h James \ Campbell, 2S
2s.li. .lonsa Cray, -
27th NrS. Eliza B0Sardus. . -, ?,
2s.h Carlarinc H. Hogan; Eliza Dyot., D; James H.
gleck Q; Mrs sarah Wilson, 20; Hamilton H. jackson.
A, piat,ekil Ulster co. 10Th, Mrs. Eliza Raymond AS
Lost overheard from whaling brig ieeI Z9h July. lhos.
Mathews, OF Neg York, l9.
Al Seville Spain, Jan llth, E. Bacon, Of Li,chhela, ct'
AtCalenoyia, 18th, Capt. VIM. Taylor II. 23d, Mrs.
:, f,omp.v, Onondaga Co 22i, Francis Hubbard, 60.
Al Skai % c,cs, 5th, Mrs Hannah Kellogg.
Al Syracuse, 2ls,, j. IL. Garrett, "a; 2O;. Mrs Jane NJ
EsynOr, 33.
At westerlo, y. Y. lOth Helen 1haycr.
At Rochester. 2.th, Mrs Ruhana ParIee, ar Go 6' ,,,;..
Al erkimer 2ls Boaz Draper, So, I'D, Mrs. Eliza
beth Perry, o. oath. Henry Nichols, %
Al Batavia, lith. hrs. Hetsey Humphrey "a. .
Al Philadelphia, 25ih Mrs. Elizabeth Ketier, %; 2ith,
Robert A. Gamble, 80; Charles Condie IL
AZ Boston, 25th, Sarah Goodwin 10
Al Troy. Feb %, Mrs Ellen Anthony, ii; 21tt Mrs
Esther Wyu;t, 81.
Al Auburn, Ycb. %, 0frs Atsa Selover 'o Hannah
Sherwood IS.
st Palermo " Y. Feb TO- Humphrey Dolbear, 10.
81 Rochester, Feb. -, NOAH COOK, OF New-lorh, is.
At CanandaigtIu, Eel II, james Colbert 10.
Al PrattSburgh. 3th. Richard Francis. IS.
At Brsto, Feb 18th, ELiHU MORSE, soldier OF the
Revelation, St.
Al Bath Feb "a, Adane Slmons IA.
Al Albany. Feb ~ Mrs Sarah Crawford, 49,
AT Philadelphia, Feb ~, John u. Chapman, 81, Mrs
Nsrraret h Herman; 27ih, Wm lilston, Of Boston, ~
Mrs SUSANNA HLrbiiger ~.
At Bridscsater. VI. Feb 7tl Sarah L. " Powers, Of
Elllcottyilc, n Y IL.
At Ypsilanti Mich. Feb 3, Mrs I. H. pclamatcr Of
Cene.eo, n. %.
Al Grass Lake, Mich Dec 2s, TRUMAN D. PITCHER,
2 soldier OF the Revolution, S3
A, High Street Paisley, Scotland 2oth JANUARY John
Adams SEN Oi Buffalo n. Y. aged IL.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03

~ RuyuM,risM Contacted Cords stiff Joints and
t;r Will positively be cured by the sole of The INDIAN
VEGETABIE ELlXli and LlNlMENT The skesiElGial E ca
birL ianding in this city who have been cured oi the
Kheum,iism by these remedies. They are warranted
,he nervous OF bilious 1t ialpabe elixir and Is the best
medicine that eau he taken all of hearbun and foul
nes, oC the stomach. Sold at u Cou,tlandt St
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03
MARKETs-ca,y'nRy reported for The Tribune.
SATURDAY, March |.
AsHEs-rots are dull at 81, and prices tie,

ASHES-Pots are dull At %, and prices tend down;
Pearls are steady a, 4 l2t Il Is.
CoTToN-rhe demand for shipment continues active
the sales to-day. up change amounted 10 1000 bales W;
We learn that further operations were made in the after
noon making to;a for The day OF ZOO bales Since the
arrival OF the steamer ith Feb there has been very
rod demand for shipment TO Liverpool and France. and
the operations have been scale than
tr some tine prcvcas. The sales Tor the week, Monday
and mi, dav inclusive l+O00 bales, and prices
ON The lower qualities may be considered 10 c higher al
tbe close The following the quotations this day 5
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03

NJoksE'S ELECTROMAGNETIC ELESRsAsiH ~, s.i
vi Is now open for exhibuou-ene room a 10. ~
way the other IL Se3 BroSdway-t-tWsen WHICH ~
muEcA;iors a-s written iH>autan-oGsly aud Iotl
ton of the or-ra;,ous of the Telegraph maze 20
This exhibition will h highly Interesting and instructive
Doors of-n through the day sEd evening M
eencs-Child-rn ialf psce. - NOiN''-A'''
una5 f,yiS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03
GREAT SALE or DOMESTIC GOODS
BAKERS, 2gi GRAND.sTREE1

BAKERS 2si GRAND-sTREET
b. the Yard Piece, Package, commencing Monday,
Marcel 3rd si5-Just received 20 bales and bach-d
and uubeaced She,ins. and Shtngs from the Manu4cto-
r which will b. sold cheap for Cash All those who wish
10 buy will nd TO their call above and for
themselves.
) bales yard wide S,eetinss only Cd
; do do do very heavy I'd
) do qs do cd
: do 5- Waltl,am and MerrImac do I'd
Also. indian Head Stark Mills, Chcoree D. Hamilton
Amoskeas, and may other kinds very cl,-ap.
} cases fine Long Cloth Shifting ouly ID
> 7.s do DO do do Sd and cd
5 T., very fine do do do 10 andnd
Also Lawrence Mills M-frimac, Hamilton Ml> Ph'enN
Mills and many other styles which will be sold at great bar
gains.
cases Of Prints styles and rch colo such former
" .od for lod ouly I'D yard warranted fast co|or
cases new stys o Prints 30 and lOd per yard such for
merry sold lor shilling. warranted fast colors
Also cases fue high colors, large and small figured Ch;uz
l,r lol and I'D Ter yard, very cheap.
Also ; cases Linen Cimbric Handkercefs for only l.,
worth l. Cd Also Damask Table Cloths and DinIers Napkins,
Brds.Eye Iuckab4ck, Scotch and Russia Diapers, Tabe
Covers, Burlais. Bed Ticking SC Sc &c &c
Also lust received, New Broche shawh, 'eGy
cheap.
Also first rate of and blue black silks at
very low prices together with complete assortment OF all
kinds Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods which will he sold at
great bargains.
Country Merchants Of Domestic Goods Will do well
to cal! aad examine the stock before purchasing.
Goods sent to any part Of the City Brooklyn Williams
burgh or Jersey City, free Of charge.
S BARKER, 2sl Grand-sree,,
mi 81 lerw cen Eldridsc and Allen-strres
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03
SILK GOODS.

NEW SPRING STYLES.
PECK, NICHOLSON g. WRIGHT
Nos l39 Pearl and 90 Beaver streets, New-fork,
would respectfully invite the attention of Merchants visiting
this city TO their OF S and FaGcy Goods COM
prising in paIt, viz
DRESS GOODS,
Bareges and Balzornes printed Jaconets anu Sata
stripe Niuslns complete Of Muslin de LANES,
of Il. styles and prices rich striped and embroidered
Tarlla iusln dresses Cameeon Brocade and satin striped
Silks.
SIAwLs
Broche Cashmere Darese and full assortment Of Cameeon
and Damas silk Shawls rich Danask Alpaca and stradi
Ia Shaws and beautiful article together with black
and cold Muslin de Laine Shaws in great variety.
RIBBONS,
full assortment of Bonnet and Cap Ribbons OF the newes
and richest styles complete assortment OF Tas,a ard sa-
tin Ribbons. Also full Of Millinery articles
LACES,
English and German Thread Laces and Edgngs; isd Cap
Lace large assorment trimming Laces and Lace dsnss
&c.
GLOVES.
Consisting Of KID the best manufacture blk and col si
Egyptian and File Gloves, with Large assortment Vi any
Aitis -. .ttttr. .
select assortment, of Fancy dkf: Linen Cambrc idki
Po.ec and Spulfeld Hdkis together VIII! great aiie o
PARIS Cords. GapS aud TrimmtnsS new styles al 0
which " i'll be oTeEeda al the ioreSt market p1IceS.
lGfuyl-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03

~ LECTURES ON SHAKESPEARE in Stuyyesaut
ln,t,ute-Alr. HUDSON will give another Lecture on
Shakseaes Mind continued aud on his Characteristics of
Brcadway nearly opposite Bondsirce Monday evening
Idmtmce 80 cents gentleman aud two ladies s-takcn at
IA, Az
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03

Who doubts tie magical power Of the genuine Jones SOAP
None but those who have sed bad adelsand so think all
,Nke ich try il once-i; effects sin:uat htens
clears aud renders the skm beautiful removing quickly all
erur,ions. Disbursements. &c salt reum and Seprvy 10
sospl He viii tell you it daily in my practice
Buy no where else but the Of the American Eagle
q Chahanstreet; 323 broadway. y; l39 Fulton
Brooklyn; Siates,ree Boston, Ledger buildings fha-
delphia; 81 S,atcstIeet, Albany. nli5 2ttou
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03
FOREIGN PORTS.

FOKEIGN TUkTS.
Havana Feb 2O-Ships Norma, Barton, of and for New
York wig freisht Rockingham, Nichols. OF Boston, dscg
John Winthrop Mereen, do do; barues Noiga, Caincy DO
do; Gao tts Mason do wig freight; bohemia, Mason, OF
Portland do do Gardner Brown, of Bath, do; briss Hen
rctta Clark dc do; Gallo Thompson, do do Falcon Dem
neson do do Sea Flower Midlemur, DO do; Mcclellan orr
OF Bortland do
Nlayaguez Pr Feb l-Bmquc Sebodis, Hopkins ID for
New York 10 sail in 10 days; briss Eebecca Fisher
Thompson ldg New Haven Taruina, Scott do for "
York; Peruvian Watson disg Susqvcliannsh, Iiathorp
wt freight; Amethyst Anderson wig freight; Frcish;er
blanchard dsg; schrs Nynparel Horner, 10 sail in days
for Philadelphia Willow, ds for New York. Pizarro,
Drinkwaier, ST Thomas, Just arr: SIAM condemned
l. Sur-es Doray, ic ir Georgetown, DC; Mary Bryant
sailed days previous lor Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03

- A LECTURE on the Efficacy of Moral Power in
the advancement OF National Rights. illustrated by the
Irish Repl movement will be delivered by j. Augustus
Shea Monday evening Washington Hall, Jersey
CITY, at "a O'Clock Tickets IS cents at the door mi 2t-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03

GROCERIES, Transactions during the last three
days. There is continued good demand for new crop
Molasses which sells Us fast offered al constantly
improving prices The transactions comprise two caTgces
Csrdenas, (3i7 pkgs) Of Esorieaas, (21s hhts and
:cs) pol hhds Trinidad Cuba 20 arrive coaSte, for
refining, $50 do scar Matauzas FOR ding, ;erns not
tranpired cargo o. Sew0rlea. 2+c less 2J per cent
for cash ~ and 1850 bbs Se0reans part 20 arrive,
25a253 and al hhds crop Porto Rico, 5la2l mos
There Is change in the market or Sugar which Win
good demand remains steady ana uniform. The sales com
prise 50 hds crop Croix at o. y cents lO1 DO
Porto Rico, sl 100 old crop Cuba. for export o. long
price; 600 crop NeworIeans, 1. 81 1000 boxes
Blown Havana, the stock Of which is reduced verF low
-, showing Improvement OF o; cent ant 100 90
White do s., months. By aucien 10 hhds Ne'F-oTie.s
sold a; SC, cash; and - do crop Porto Rico Il ei
and mos. There has been continued goo1 denac 10Y
Coffee with increased rnness for Brazil. The market !
bare of prime green Lnguayr The sales ncEde oe bags
Brazil a: &c; 500 Laguayra, Il, and POD Java j
9, ! mos.
HEMP-we notice an increased demand for the various
DESCRIPTIONS and considerable 1ess on The part OF hold
ers The sales include IONS Clean Russian, the STOCK OF
which very light, al $780, and small lots 50 higher 200
bales DeT.rotted American, Ss5 $780, some at - DO
dressed, Si5o 30 do common TO good aer-rottea' lo
sl5O and tons prime, SiGO. mos. We believe there
is now no VI anila 10 he had below Sli2 5O
HIDEs-Thc sales are $500 orinoco at II, cts aiOut
mos 800 Sisal terms not made public ant ioo green
alted southern part weighing 10 ID at i-c, ch te re-
mander 80 ID about ~, cash.
RICE-There has been an active demand this week, l;
advanced rates and about 200 erces have changed hands
principally export, ct So p So 81 including ieV
choice parcels at 50 So all cash We consider prices c
rer 100 lb higher than a; the close week Holders
are very n and parcels not offered at present
rates.
IRoN-The market still tends upwards. Sales haze
been made cf common English Bar n: s6' 81 io- voces
and S70 is row demanded Scotch Pig held S;5 and
swedish Ear at $50 80 Norway sold ct SlOo, mos
and 100 do Russia z. :. !. terms did not learIl
WooI-There has been better demand fo- Foreign this
week and sales have been made OF unwashed bury de
NOS Ayres at 6c; washed bury DO ia3; and unwashed
SMYRNA ll-al months. There is washed and picked
south American in market White Foreign is in request
FEATHEES-We notice 4 sale of 25o0 lbs prime West
err Live Geese at Soc, cash.
PIovISIoNS-Pork is without cianre-old Ohio P rimc
81 s7l S. and 10 l2} New is worth 80 and II 90
Beef is Guie-saes moderate. Ohio Lard is worth CTS.
Picked Hams the same, and Gcef Hams 81 per bbl
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03

~ (ur Citizen, VINO are engaging Plumbing work
done for their tenants ;he Of Baths Water GiSs's
J.nkns basenenr No johnseet whose work has thus lar
given uaiYe:sel sAiisfactiop. i''t'ti
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03

~, g. b ALVORD'S, NO. IO2 BROADWAY, will
;nr6dnce his style Of Gentlems Hats for The
S.ssou on MONDAY the 3tinstant
As he;!sboed proportions 81 mechanical genius yield
N i rnlserly hand and delicate touch Of description
Of this beautiful article would be hu anticipating
an approval from o. T. 4. cheTiull
the SPRING FASHION.
y B. Il may be propei that he retains IN his
ne style particular of his former pattern: THE
ROUND EDGE OR SQUARE. Of the hat. wnieh. with
peculiar set OF the brim preserves IN perfect sa giving
elegance and 5ecomiggnes the whole appearance
M l..ss
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aue,ionecl

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Auctioneer.
p,St:S RICHARDS & PLATT.--S:ores zoa
/ ID Broadwzy.-Lioerd cash aaSalcenaeats HaA1o y"
! coa,:Snmeuts for auction sle~. ,,,,.x
AZ 81 o'clock 81 the auction room.
BooS>EtIEgs Srocx largs collection 81 s'anoafo:
miscellaneous and school BOOKS oei,s pa ~ n n-,css.
bookseller, 10 DC sold under foreclosure o. M.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, EVENINGS
Mach ith and 18th
ENGLIss Books.-Just received iroa LOsIon - ~
ana valuable collection OF English books eohs's,s VI
work. on Theology, history al the various sciences, 0e
rsphv voyages and travels, bellies letters me arts s
amusement Also works or law. nietfcine surgery,
The whole forming al extremely varied Catalogue VI 49,
AMI ,cl,dpc mary works seldom met with IN this county
Catalogues will be ready FOR delivery ole Week p'e''o 70
salc. -, ,,x. SAW Ok, ,,r.h
and following Gays
The next regular Trade Sale oi Books sc u'ss 's ~
cticn OF the Committee OF Trade WIZ eSih'enS ~ .0
above date, and viii oc conduSteu ''>te' '-'s 'N
tons and ~ heretofore ,,,.., p,,.r-
The sale OF Stationery, Writing and f9in'hs
Binders Leather Muslin. &c VIII DC he'd Oh aon1@s'
7h .-, ,,,Ioe i now ready: is large ana a''fac'
I'VE. \ supplementary catalogue WIZ De i,sseu on "a
morninc OF the sale; invoices for wihch VIII " ie>N
until Monday. i7th March --------.
~ cor 7oy 4 90. Auction and Commits don Mer-
L chants Nos lis Fulton street. and 81 ann sIee1-
Liberal advances made on ccnsSnments and promptly
turns made.
A. 10 ocock AT the Storage warehouse, No 20 Nosny 81
SHssIxrs SALs.-wm sell by order oi ;he shef'n'
S,s hels. Buckwhcat iour.
RICHARD VAN pYKE, Jr.. AuciionScr
DOSITlYE SALE OF VALUABLE BEAL ESIAb.
I For sale ut Public Auction, Wednesday, the 5;h Gay
f March next 81 ls O'Clock the Merchants Exchange,
hv ANTHONY J. BLEECHER& & Co.. auciioneers.
SIX cottage built houses on the northery side cf TwenS
seventh street. between the Fourth Avenue ard Lexington
venre the most westerly houses being the distance OF
one hundred feet from the Fourth Avenue. Each lot ia le
feet inches iron, and rear aud 100 feet IN depth There
in o.
linc OF the street; the supplied with Croton
water. .-.,,
col opror,unlty Is offered TO obtain comfortable resi-
crccs m centccl and very improving neShoorhcod al
moderate cost. -. 49,. =.
Saas per aunlun Every house put up WIN oe p0Au'ey
sold without any reserve, 10 the highest bidder
Tcr,tcn per cent cash 10 the auetioneers ~ te tc
OF ,sle twenty-five per the lst day OF Ap seS'
on which dav the deeds will DC delivered, and the resi- NAY
rcmais on bond and mortgage. for three years. ~ NS s
cent, the interest payable hall yearly The purehau VIII
he entitled accng. from aud after te is gay
of April. The aucuoncers charge, VIZ S-or eseh oue'
90 be paid by the purchaser. Mals's
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03
VIM Il. JENNINGS & CO.
DRAPERS IND T1ILORS,

Importers of Cloths, Cassimeres, Pestings, fdne
Dress articles, &c.
23 Broadway American Hotel, opposite the Fountain
Solicit attention from Citizens and Strangers requiring
Garments to large assortment OF Goods for Fall and
Winter wear seecto with view Of rendering their stock
as rich In quality variety be found in the city.
comprising Bcave, and Mllcd Cloths. Tweeds. &c. for
oycrcoats Coais. Dc; French and English Cloths for
dress and frock Goats various styles Casneres -
rich Velvet MerEo, SILK and Satin Nes;Ings-whch will
be made up ord<r prices 20 sustain our reputation as
the pioneers the progressive reformation that Is aver;inS
the cause of conant that cs purchasers are taxed for
others denquences The style and finish Of our Garments
will compare wi! those OF any other establishment, and
in this the the sequel Of tile extensive patronage elected
large assortment of FIRST QUALITY Ready made Gar.
men;s comprising oyercoats, coaks Dress and frock
Coats Panta!oon yest., &c constantly on hane with
full supply Of Fancy Dress articles including Sc Crn-
yat Handkerchofs Cloves Sspenders, Dressing Robes
sc o5 istf
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03

Whl 7. JENNINGS,
23l BROADWAY,
DIAPERS " T Ill . RS,
Are daily receiving their assortment Of Spras Goods co"
prls,nc all the new varieties and styles of
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES " FESTlNGs,
which will be made up order prices that Will oher n
jucemeuts to those who will favor with their patronage
We are also IN receipt OF large assortment oi iancy dssA'
tice> for spns wea Fancy SILK and satin vests oes
and CIlyats, Gloves SusIvndefs. etc etc
" B-Garmeuts OF the frs, quality always on hand
2of lmi> --------
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03

BoARDlNG--TNvo or three gentlemen can be accom-
roa,ed with single roos, with CRATES at MIS-. Jane
Hashts No. u Barclayst. Also, room ana oeafoein
10 LEI with board. Reference given and required lSi
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03

D- BANK OF WOOSTER. oHIO.-The notes of this
Bank telreined al one per cent discount. ny
WiNSLOW {, PERKINS,
m3 3t.&4W No. 10 Wall street
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03

u MEssRs BARKER x &TowLE, No. IL Catharine-
street, ,e received large lot of Domestic Goods from the
wreck ReesLr, damaged only by water. ml
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03
SiiSiy any one that pleaseS 10 call on me.
~ with n,snect SAMUEL BECOU

o.. Q NIOTtOiStrctt, DdktT.J
Dalcy's Magical Pain Extractor, Depot No g8 Fulton
street Sun Building also sold by A. And.cas aS9 Greenwich
street corner of Vestry None genuine without the written
(uo prnied signature Of H. Daley upon each box 2S 81
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03

OFrICs 6oNps Cry EXPRESS PosT,}
No. - Willarn-stre-:-
ry,E subscriber will and after Monday the "a day
OF March inst, extend the delivery OF Letters Fos;i-t
street Additional Branch Offices established;
The Institution oftle Blind 9Th and sd street
H Hartmaas sth avenue and 3Sth street
James Porter. S,h and 2ith street.
Andryw Stagmsn S,h aTerue and s9ih s!eet-
DR.. Cheeihan. sth .renne and 10Th street
Mr. Ritrers Wes;ceser House Sd avenue and 10th st-se:
John Cooper grocer - avenue aad I'D street
Tice Bloom, Sd avenue .ad 18th street ,,,.
Letters deposited befoIe TO- and CLOCK, WILL oe sslt
'u' '0' 0''''e.s - : - JOHN T. BOYD.
No. IS Willianl-st
p....,. A.ro-1 ,srh x,rs,t cents. mi IT'S
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03
THE
NDERING J L w,

NOW READY
IL tie OtTcr Of the Ssio U'ofld, 2ti"H-StTfa.
NUMBERS II AND IS.
Cfete, spleatid Translation Of this powerful Romance
conaincr tro e6epers N Of say other edition
This h onl EDITION which sivs The splii OF tn. en-
''--' va ALSO. NOW READY.
VOLUME yTRST-PRICE 80 CENTS,
Coataian. Nos g. inclusive printed on tns As and
elegantly ruI ~. The cheapest and best eiitioa
on TUESDAY MORNING,
WILL BE READY,
SPLENDID Sxw NOVEL rRo,i GERNA>.
PRICE > CENTS,
THE COUNTESS FAUSTINA;
\ TALE oF PASSION.
BY IDA, COUNTESS Hahn-Hahn.
This the ; English Translation OF Romance b. LADY
reputation novelist raaks h- first t.urope,
and who widely and avoabY known throughout the world
Of Letters In sPekaz of The Countess Han-tiH Cclburus
New Monthly Magazine for February, says:
Id Countess iahn-Fiahu belongs erain.ny the
i nc; merely cultivated and accomplished womansh-
b5t somewhat in Gsrmlny-esTecitly among
highest soci. and intellectual ranksa; oriinal
minded and 4 r-hhinSlng, and ushteelIn, woman and
~ the faculty Of setting forth her, thcIsh;s
and lin.S IN M haqp.est forms, and the brightest YET the
most natural and dGrl5e coors.
- To this Interesting Romance Is added the Countess
H,ha-iiahus
LETTERS FROM CoNSTANTINOPLE,
being portion other new Boo. of Eastern Travels Pub
hinc r London and which said 10 De the most enter
ns ever written respecting the customs ard people of the
Orient: Call at 2l Ann-stree,.
m2 Z. WINCHESTER, Publisher.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
lust received some very rich and Goods consisting
y Of Cashmere Shawls, Silks, De Lanes English and
fiso-A large lo, of Shee;ings. Table Diaper Nai-
iisoFy cases aud bales OF brown and bleached Sheet
incs and Shirtiugs at reduced pricrs
iSc Fifteen Prints fast coors, nc" patter'S al 3D.
'u; iJ5f s Gu -" w. B%RSER TOwLE II Cathane-s