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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17
rirs, ,,ore rRoM Broadway.

PREVENTION Is BETTER THAN CuRE.-Consumption. at
this SEASON. the seeds Of infu harvest to be reared
hereafter By the hand OF DEATH Beware you whose ami
lies has been hereditary Beware all who have
,ona tendency to pulmonary disease Do wait for the
cough which usually attacks the winter besus break
up As shield and protection aans, the expected foe place
upon your chest one Of kNAPrs INDIAN STRESGIHENINc
rLssrsRS which, like the sevenold buckle of Ajax may
prove the safeguard OF the weaIeIs life Ii cannot do harm
remember That's and may be Of ucacuabe service In dis.
OF the liver and kidneys we as in affections of the
lungs has been tined with uniform success az also spinal
complaints, rheuuatism Weakness of the oins stiff neck
throat asthma bronchitis aud where the tendons
muscles have been injured by bruises or sprains These
Pssers manufactured and sold Wholesale and retail by
p b Knapp at his Nedicine Warehouse Hudson-sret
~ Y and for sale By Druggists generally Zach genuine
Plaster bears the manufacturers name on the back
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

STEALING WATCHES, &c.-Petcr Kelion arrested,
charged with grand larceny In having stoen the Nth
inst. two silver watches. worth $40 90, and quarter OF
dollar from Paul McGlnn of No. 90 Mulberry street
He " committed 10 answer.
A RUNAWAY CoNvIcT FROM THE PENITENTIARY REAR
evening Sergeant Cochran of the Sd Station
District of the Municipal Police arrested fugitive from
Blackwclls Island, named James Conner whom he found
in Orange street, and whom had bocn sent to the Peniten
sry larceny but escaped before his term Of sentence
had expired. Sent back
STEALING DRESS AND VEsr-Ths forenoon officer
Joseph arrested female named Sarah Thompson for steal
ing silk dress and satin vest, worth S3, from William
Gibson No. 5As Pearl street. She Is fully committed TO
take her trial for the offence.
HIGHWAY RoBBERr.-Last evening officers Dunshcc and
Carlisle arrested named Francis Mckay for having
about week since Knocked down gentleman while pass
g through Hudson street In tho evening" and robbpg him
Of valuable gold watch &c. We could net learn further
particulars the complainant person robbed did not
appear the Police occ today but Mckay is fully
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- Lectures on Shnlxspcnre.--Mr Hudsons hrse
se Of thc conrs- {,e former having beea and
ceuctery WI, Be given Suyvesan, Institute tins even.
g onday II u O'clock Subjects OF the lecture, Shaks
llesed want Of Taste Nature and Object of Art;
Ssnsfence Of the Classic and Romantic Drama
Sase tickets The whole Course. $ every additional
se sS taken by the same person 81.
single lectures for one person. 80 CENTS for
EVERY additional peryou p cents Ire
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

THE WINGS WILL RALLI!!!
The Wing Electors of the City OF New
York and nll others who disapprove Of the
TEXAS INIQUTTY;
All who would express their opinions of the injustice done to
HENRY CLAY;
All who are willing stand by the wise sautary and benc-
fcent
Thrift of Wing Congress;
All who would congratulate their friends in the interior OF the
State their
Recent Fhig Victories;
Al who are determined faithfully support WING Measures
nd abide By the cardinal principle of rigorous
adherence to Regular
WING NOMINATIONS,
nre invited TO attend a general meeting at
NATIONAL HALL
on Tuesday Evening March the 1h Seven clock,
TO respond to the nomination of
DUDLEY SELDEN,
the Wing candid date for
MAYOR.
by order OF the Mayoralty Convention.
ABa. r. LAWRENCE, President.
6E SEKGo bTER Vice Presidents.
4 + l. tr k1rfS5 s I,secretnue,
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~ SoHc No. VII Air Farewell to the Mountain,
Farewell TO my rmples, my freckes and tan.
To the morphew which made Inc still unlored BY man
am bright NV aud fair an angel could be:
loness Soap Jcuess Soap! for all this thank thee
Farewell, far more CHEEKY gaze in the glass.
And know that my BEATTY surIass-
See my cheeks how clear ard spoess. handsome and
free:
Jonrss Soap. wondruu, Soap for all this ,hsnk thee,
Who doubts the magical power of the genuine Jonc Soap7
None bu, those who have used bad acesand thnk all
alike Let us try touce-its effects sncularit whers
esup,ions dsgumsnts. &c, salt rheIn, and scuyy. To
satisfy YOURSELF ask Your physician what he thinks OF Jones
r, no where else but al the sign of the American Eagle So
Chatham street Broadway, y " lS9 Fulton 81 Brook
lyn State street Boston, Ledger Buildings Philadelphia
81 Stale 81, Albany. ma 2eed
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Court of Sessions.


Before the RECORDER, and Aldermen DRAKE and DBroE
VI. c. PATERSON, Esq, District Attorney.
Trial for LiJe.-Tho tralof James w. Judd and Park
Benjamin. for libel James Cooley, as published In the
New World" newspaper. the 9Th Of November last
which commenced yesterday renewed to day, on the
part of the defendants Mr. j. o. Sergeant opened the
tefence and denied that the matter charged as belous,
was libel the complainant, but might be construed
libel Court by strict construction OF Law. lie al
Keyed that the brought into this Court merely TO
grafy private resentment, and not TO vindcate the IN
peace and dignity the States that IL ought TO have
been settled q Civil Court and only brought hare
By prcteHce Of law under pretencc that the peace and
dignity the Sta.e had been violated He occupied
than an hour in tho delivery Of his opening speech MIR.
Sergeant then put in evidence copy OF the Indictment
against Mr. Cooley for assault and battery Mr. Gid
dom filed in July last also the record Of conviction that
Indictment and the Imposition of fine of SIS by the Court.
Jane, E. Co0ey, swOrn-Sever hold an auctionecr's
commissions sold goods commission AZ public sale
In Broadway never in Chatham street, charged In the
Indictment, which by iDnuendo considered term of
roproac and Of which the Jury tho proper judges
70 decide
The defence rested and Mr. Stoughon briefly summed
up, giving his views the law we'll adyertng 10 the
facts. He followed by D. Graham, Esq. who summed
up the for tho people In speech of great ability and
thrilling coquencc The Recorder charged the Jury briefly
on the law and facts of the case and the Jury retiring
turned into Court amer hours absence with verdict of
not guilty but considered extremely III Judged and uncacd
for.
Mr. Benjamin told the Jury that he was gltless of the
article having never seen the article until after 1t in
type and had 10 malice against Mr.. Cooley whatever
Tho Court adourned to Monday, /, o'clock.
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BoARprSG-MRs. Goss having opened the new snd
coumoou. hosSe &c yssey-s-eet the Astor Ho1se.
proers choice of desirable rooms transient or pca-
rent Boarders Crotnn shower and cold baths free
The location Is very central Yet quiet and shady Terms
moderate. ans ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

EALecture on Emigration and the RIGHT
OF NATURALIZATION, will be given :, the Society
Il o'clock. by THOMAS L. NICHOLS
Tcksts q eents for sale Burgess Snger& Co.'S
cf SroaduaY adl Aru-Sf. mil 1.ist
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The next OF this Court win commence April 7th,
phen Judge Nelson win take his seat The following order
has been given
Notes OF Issue for the April Term must be nled on or
besors Thursday, the Sd April.
The Court will proceed with the :al OF Jury causes only
erving the Calendar for arsEmcn equity appeal WITS
q error, aud bankruptcy unt special term 70 De-
bsseafter appointed By the Court.
yew-York Circuit Court and Court OF Oyer
and Tcrmlper.
This cour, win open to-day before Judge Edmon1s.
There three OF capital crime on the criminal
calendar. The civil calendar Of the Circuit CONSISTS Oh
shout $50 causes The following order has been maze
The three first days th9 Circuit VIII be approprieteo
10 The trial OF three capital occurring In hs county
Thursday Of the first week Is assigned FOR the ria OF
Polly Bodine. .,-,.....
The civil calendar Will no. be called until after the latter
Trials shall be concluded but nquests may be taken any
morning the opening Of the Court after the nrst cay.
When the civil calendar shall be reached ten causes IN
e order in which they stand the general calendar and
% more shall be put the day calendar.
No cause sha be set down for any particular day except
for special cause shown
rBeSdes the Grand Jury. panel Of "a Jurors, we I'M
serstand have been summoned
ud.e Edmonds designated the hours for holding the
Circuit Court in ordering Jury Trials, to be from half past
10 20 half past o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17
DIR. Felix Gouraud's ItalienIsche scife

Italian Soap is known 10 all
From North TO South both great and small
My cake ever al morning seek
And feel its freshness my check
My sk:n is free from rimple tan,
o, GouRAup. thou art the rrince Of men
Pomdres .Subhles try ye | will,
For my forehe I'd and lips are hairy still
Though Eve shared them, find, to my great surprise.
They re as thick US the brows above mine eyes
To (iouRAup's, in Walker street. must go
II will never do to be haTassed so
LIQUID Rouge. have heard the sound
or Your praise, in the country for miles around
Your rose.like lints must certainly seek,
For my s,udious habits have paled my cheek.
.! GOURAUD, lin Wakesstrcet. si1ty-serea,)s
Can make this Earth little Heaven!
AcrNrs76 Chestnustreet Philadelphi1 Jordon Milk
street Boston; Carleton Co. Lowell; Bliss Co. Spring
field; Green Co. Worcester; Bull Hartford; Fee, Middle
town; Myers NewHayen; Dyer Providence; Tousey, Ro
chester Backus Bull Troy Pierce Albany; Seth s. ancc
Baltimore D. II. Moore. LynchburS Va; Anderson, Nash
vile, Tenn; Heinish. Lancaster is.
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Public notice hereby that election VIII be bed
Nondly tbs seyenth day OF April next the Once Of The
Soce,y No AM between the hours of eleven o'clock
a. 81 and o'clock, P NJ. choose President thre Vee
Presidents AT rasursr, secretas xrd four members Of
the Executive COMMITTEE nil The places OF Nessrs Samuel
Gaydon Charles NJ Nanry Charles ~ Connolly and Joseph
Stuart. whose OF Office viii expire the second Monday
Of Nav next m12 lit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

E7- There viii be an Exhibition of Chant
fng and other s,sIes of Church Assie. THn EVENING,
the Brainetd Church Riyngton betwesn Orchard and
mil l,R
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
NEW SPRING STYLES
OF STAPLE AND FANCY SILKS.


UNI uUUUD.
NEW SPRING STYLES
OF STAPLE AND FANCY SILKS.
RANKIN & BIRCH
ARE NOW OPENING. in the Store lately occupied by
Williams Rankin & Penniman.
No. Go Nilliam-street, corner OF Cedar,
new elegant and very stock of Staple and Fancy
SIX Goods in al the latest varieties Of Spring Styles com.
psing the desirable and fashionable articles OF Dress
Goods Fancy Silks, Ribbons &c. to which they invite the
attention ell The of the old firm, and buyers gene
tally.
From the great used in the selection and their facilities
for buying the most favorable terms they offer unusual
B strong inducements those who desire to buy to the greatest
advantage, either for Cash or Approved Credit.
They particularly solicit the Trade OF Merchants from Coun
try Towns and Villages their stock embracing variety
of fashionable goods will be found TO comprise styles adapted
to every market.
Among their Dress Goods they would callatention 70
Rich Printed Balconies and Bareges.
Syrian Lawns and Aiuslins OF new styles
f fisii Paris Bs1crae, Jeconets. SC;
Black P9laccas AIaTass Balzorlaes Extra Paris quality.
Very rich figured Brocade. and sata striped Silks
Rich Cashmere shawls, of all qualities
Rich pinted Barge Shaw Of and elegant patterns
satin Striped Barge shaws and Scars full assortment
Muslin de Laae and Tibet ssws plain and satin striped
Rich Btocsas figured and p,in C.rlrleon Silk shawls.
Rich figured Cap and Bonnet Ribbons gea, variety of all
the styles
Millinery Goods all branches-Taatans, Lawns Bonnet
Silks, SaIns, Artificial Flowers. &c.
Gro, de Rhnss Of the different widths and qa. set
Blk aud Blue Blk eros de Swiss. G.os Grain, &c.
Blk aud Blue Blk Dress Saiius
Black Bombazines, full assortment.
Kid Gloves Of every quality. Mems and Women's.
Isle Thread of superior styles Ladies', Chdrens &c.
Sewing SILK Gloves and Mitts of extra qualities.
Ladies Crarats Of entire fabrics and designs.
Italisa Crayars Matteonls FertAs, MafiI, &c.
Lien Caubncs, Linen Cambria and Lawn Hdkfs, best
French plain. Hemmed. and REVERE borders.
Thread Lacs and Edinss Trimming Lac-s Isle Etginss
Sc.
Their Stock will be found to comprise full assortment OF
al the small needed and they invite the
of Buyers with the ues. confidence that they sup
ply every want in their line. u,3 iss
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MARINE JOURNAL.


Ship Sarah Asia, Butman, IA is I'm Mobile cotton to
Dilingcr
Ship Norma, Barton IL ds from Havana scgars, &C. to
Moses Taylor.
Bark Philena Forbes IA ds I'm Mobile, cotton Foster
Nicgerson.
Brig DAM Nomon Stradgooa, Is as from copenhagen
rIdse TO Beck & Kankardt.
Brig Granite ts I'm lnngan, NC, naval stores, &C.
10 Badger Peck.
Brig New.York AIerrman, 10 days FIN Georgetown. SC
tar &c Sprague, Robinson Co nth inst lat 81 l.
lon "a 80 in severe gale from toNNW, yrng to- hove
overheard rart of deck load. 18TH off Harrypor woods
near Towsands Inlet, bark ashore with five wrcckers
alongside supposed 70 have gone OH shore on the hight Of
the 18Th
timber TO Buck & Peters. 18th lat 81 81 lon IS J.
living TO- IN severe sae from Sc attended with heavy
sea shifted deck load which caused her 10 leak bak, max
ing $500 strokes per hour.
Schr Planet, Terry, days fa Georgetown &C, cotton to
Spracnc, Robinson x Co.
Schr Angler (of Duxburg EldriGge ~ Us IN NorleaS
Inolasses 10 Il Taylor.
Schr susan Johnson from Philadelphia with COAL bound
TO DChton.
Schr Marietta Eurr, Bamber. days I'm Richmond, -four
&c. to Allen & PIxon.
Schr Amanda Mywick, Cathcart, Gays i'm Baltimore
mlsc to eager Il Co.
schr Anzerctta Crowcll, from Boston. ndss.
Schr Dove, from Berlin, Delaware, corn.
SAILED,
Ship Hector Mobile; Banks Vernon, do; Isabella, st
Croix Briggs Bearer Tarragona; Gcorgiana, Savannah
Sally Ann, -; Schr Fawn Jacne, and others.
BELOW,
smpH Allen, Wilson, from Charleston with cotton to G
Sutton. Also, brigs unknown. Wind West.
MEMORANDA.
Packet ship Montezuma, Lowbcr, for Liverpool sails to-
day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

Il CONCERT Postponed.-In consequence Of the
the Aent juvenile Concert postponed 20 Mon
DAY EVENING AiaIrh i7i If tsn stormy, 10 The next
fair nt5 Pc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

BoARpING.-Two or three gentlemen can be accom-
motated with single ros, with CRATES, a. Ms Jane
Haighs, No. 81 Barciay-,t. Also, room and bedroom
10 LET with board Reference given AID required. j3l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

~ John BurdelI, Dentist, formerly Conner ef
Broad and ChambeIst haS returned from the South, tc
80 Broadway Frankin-st-
s As he intends spend only about half Of each day ia
has oce would be well Tor those who call when he
also 4; be particular mentioning tbs gire nTIne orj.
prevent mistakes rsietioa 20 The Scn they wish 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17
yeyy-York Circuit Court and Court OF Oyer
md Tcrm1uer.
Superior Court.
In cham5ers.-Before Judge OAKLEY.

uAuEAs CoaPus-A young man. named Henry Lennon
WAS brought, up OIL writ of hapcas corpus and application
made By his counsel, Mr.. Muvey, that he be discharged
or the navy he being minor and having entered re-
Gently on board the South Carolina witness testified to
having been acquainted with Lennon IN Ireand about
three years than L.; knew him when he was an infant
Al his mothers breast and afterwards the record OF
bis birth in the family bible; he s not 81 years OF
could not tell whether the record written in the begin
ring or middle OF the bible.
Mr. Barrett behalf Of the T. opposed the discharge
He did not consider person young the witness
al the Of the birth Of Lennon TO be fully competent
on his own knowledge to state his precise age and his
recollection the family record, far as its place in
the bible concerned seemed to be imperfect. Lennon
st time Of enllsng stated that he was II years Of age
Judge Oakley did consider that there was sufficient
testimony show that Lennon was minor and remanded
70 his ahi
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EDGAR JENKINS, Aucuoneer.
lNFRFNpTORy SAFE or RFAI. ESTATE NJ the Inke

EDGAR JENKINS, Auctioneer.
DEREMPToRY SALE OF REAL ESTATE Of he late
John C2eadeHing by order Of the Court 81 Cdnoevy-
This property known the Sharon Farm, Of which John
Ciendcnipg died. seized. COMPRISING ABOUT FIVE
HUNDRED LOTS IL situated In the 18th ward Of the city
OF Ncw-York, the 9Th and 9th avenues and Goth.
oOh l0ls 02d l03d, l0ith and l05th Streets hereto
fore postponed by certain orders OF the Court OF Chancery
The house. houses and about 40 lots OF ground lying
Immediately contiguous thereto will be sold In one parce
the residue convenient parcels 10 make 1t object
to the purchasers. The sale will he made at public ane-
ton, under the direction of the subscriber, by Messrs
Halliday & Jenkins AuctioReers Thursday, 10th March
at l2 O'Clock NJ. at the Merchants Exchange.
The sale win he positive and peremptory TO the highest
bidder The said premises shown and described
map of the said property which may be procured until tbs
day Of sale of Mcssrs Halliday jenkins, No. 10 Bread
street. The and mode Of will be announced ut
the time and place Of such sale.
FLOYD SMITH. Trustee, sc.
mi3 lists No. 1873 Pearl street.
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Agents and booksellers supplied on the usual term
Useful Works for the People.


The Publishers having lost their entire stock-Books
Plates and Epgravugs their Series Of Useful Books for
the People, by late caamitous Are, have commenced
New Series the first order which the foregoing work
on Astronomy by u. ARAGo and DR. LARDSEn. Probably
work ha, appeared the sublime subject Of AS
ronomy, combining the amount Of accurate scientific
information with much that pleasing and interesting
all classes OF readers contains much matter as is
usually found in books which retail from 81 TO So and
yet is printed clear and cgbc type and sold at the
low price Of twenty-five cents.
GREELEY & McELRATH,
Tribune Buildings, Scw-York.
Is designed to follow up this publication by others OF
Ike useful and interesting characters and although each
one this New Series of Useful Works for the PEOPLE
will be complete in ITSELF and entirely independent OF the
Others yet they will all be printed the sized pages
in order that Series may be bound w together The
uniform price OF each viii be IS cents.
a CHURCH WITHOUT a BIsHor.-A church without
bishop BY regarded absurdy yet cannot be
absurd toilet without HESRrs CHINESE SHAVING
CREAM In fact impossible TO shave comfortably with
this luxurious composition. Those who cling the
sud school of tonsora fast diminishing in numbers
and the Chinese Cream party decidedly in the ascendant
Old and bsrbarous disappearing before the scove
ries of modern science. H-nrys Chinese Shaving Cream
invaluable ALL but especially those who have tender
and irritable skin. II has Remarkable purifying enosnt
properties When applied the chin the works
like charm
Prepared and sold by A: D. SANDS CO.. Chemists and
Druggists 2I3 Broadway corner Chamber Sold also at 70
Fulton ST. and II East Broadway. Price, 50 cents.
SANpss SARsAPARILLA.-The manner in which the pro-
pcrtes of natural agents developed sometimes sin
guar to almost provdenta soap boiler found
that the resdum his ley corroded his copper He placed
II In the hands of scientific chemist The result is the
discovery iodine For many after its discovery
the qualtcs-or rather the capabtes-of Sarsaparlia
were unknown At length the root falls into the hands Of
chemist lie subjects it TO nnumerablc experiments in
his aboratory he combines he concentrates he pcrects
and the result Sandss Sarsaparla with the invaluable
contingent result Of hundreds OF thousands Of cures in
cases of cancer scrofua cryspeas, liver complaints dis
eases OF the cuilrle the glands and the muscular obre
Verify science is to tho substance upon which il is
poyed what dew Is to the flower, rain and the
springing grain
For farther particulars and conclusive evidence of its
superior value and efficacy, pamphlets, which may be
obtained of the proprietors and their agents gratis.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by \. B. D.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists 10 Fulton street. SewYork
Sold 273 Broadway II East Broadway, and by Drug
gists generally throughout the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

SEE CoMsTocK & Co.'S Advertisement the last page Of
this paper Of articles that have obtained much unbounded
popularity. All should try them.
D.LLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR at 81 Cournndt street Sold
ctHALF PRICE-WARRANTED GENUINE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

SPRING MEDICINE Comsocks Extract of sarsupulu from
81 Conrtnndt street, for the cure at
Scroiua, letter. Mercurial pneases.
Chronic Rheumatism, Cuaneous Diseases.
Swelincs ofthe Bones. Pimpes or Pustules,
Epton OF the skim Ulcers Liver Affections md all diseases
arising from impure state OF the blood exposures and
prudence, of life excessive use or mercury &c Also CHRONIC
contona disorders will be removed by this remedy. Don't
nay bottle OF Sarsaparu, when Cemstocks be
had for 80 cents per bottle, or ut 81 per dgzen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

JOHN j. V. WESTERLY ELI, AuctiUlecr.
DY BRADY s wILLET-Store IS Spruce-st.-EX-
ID ECUToRS SALE-FURNITURE, &c.-Tuesday,
March 18th, 10 o'clock ut No Forsyth ST. by order Of
the Executors all the Household Furniture Clothing and
other articles belonging to estate OF Aaron Pggot, de-
ceased among the articles Is Silver Watch and Gold
Chain. half dozen pounds first quality Italian Sewing Sk.
pounds of Thread and number Of pieces of Se-
sla and Buckram. &c. &c. mia 4tiss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17
DY o. MILDEBERGER-TUESD March Is.

DY o. Observation-Disclosures March ls.
Id (If fair weather.)
HOUSEHOLD FuRNIruRE-At 10 o'clock at No. ls3 Hen
ry street. consisting OF neat assortment the property OF
a gentleman leaving the city, vzmnpe and fancy Chairs,
mahogany Sofa mahogany Dining. Tea and Breakfast To-
oes elegant mahogany Bookcase, Manicl Clock Venetian
Window Blinds French plate Pier Glass, maple Bedstcads.
Bureaus mahogany Rocker Ingram and Venetian Carpet
Ing Rugs, Stair Rods Oh Clott =. Hall Lamp. mahogany
Candlestand Foot Benches, Fike Sets China Cut Glass
Kitchen Furniture.
Also, quantity OF India Mating.
Also, bathing Tub,
Also, Motifs Continuation Rotary Cooking Stove
Also, one Cooking Stove.
Also, one cylinder revolving Washing Machine.
Terms cash, city funds. .--. --.t,. fr
". B.-0ut-door sales attended TO.
Communications LEFT ut Macy q Jenkins. No TAG Full
ton st. will ~ punctually attended 20 mil PIE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

EMEsSRS. BARRIER s rowLE, No. IL Catbarine-
street. have received large ios of Doess Goods from the
wreck Reside, iamased By water only. mi
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proof that Consumption can be cured sehereks
advertisement first page mali lIneod'