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From OhN 20
MONTREAL. r,a Brijseper ( Hoaiaioa.c snd we,;su
Railroads. Firs' SIS. eSrs S6-SeeGpe esss 81
The steamboat. NIAROD. Capt BROOKS !r and III E
H Cspt " Tuppr, VIII alternately leave The Pier foot
OF MAAs!.' Esss kiyer daily (Sundsy exceped) Al half
II A5sry passengers proceed irnmediaeiyiToE 6rdgc
port upon Ie ars % Ire boat and without change Of
Cara or Ssgssse arrive IN Albany aad Trey The same a.
Returning, the Line leave, Troy 5. ha!ips.s snd Ab.n,
A frech. ,rsia dSlly ST hNlGpsss6A. M
80. SO. farther iafo[as;on both a. 70 Freight OF Pa,
Per 20 7. J sALL. Howsre's Hotel, or Al Livingston
MONTREAL AND NsW-YORA.-Ts- R-dblrd Linz
OF Coaches 40 ho;rs from rros Moafea eoau-.
ton with this Line. TicSe,, rom NewYors - Asnesi
10 ~ o5ta;ned on board he boats t2
a. = PEOPLES LINE STEAMBOATS,
srS1s--cS For Albany. rom The foot OF Cortar5-ss
Al Five O'Clock, P. M.-Landug a; In,esrne.
steamSos. NORTH AMERICA. Capt R II Furey. viii
leave on Friday and Sunday si;eraoons al O'Clock.
Steamboat CoLUMslA Capt VIM II. Peck will leave
Thursday and Saturday afternoons al O'Clock
Al persons .orbid trusting any OF the Boats Of tss
Line, without order from The Captains OF Agents
For passage freight, sppy on board lie Beats, or 10 2
c. SCHULTZ, 81 the office on the whHL mN
eT~ ANEW ARKANG kMENT-FARER Re.
S';r ai'er MSrcn Sth;I 1SD
PROVIDENCE AND BOSTON DIRECT. Three time.
3 week each way.
Th- .tsunch snt fayorts sieaiubos. NEPTUNE CON-
branded by Caps Wa Rollins, wa, leave Se~-fork from
pier No North RIVER for NvwpoJ Providence and Boa
ion direct, on Monday, "Wednesday and Friday aii O'Clock
NJ arryin: IN Providence IN uge the morning uar
OF cars 10 Boston Taunton. New Bedford Fall River &c.
aud also WIKI the steamboats, running eaIt on tbs
krnrebec and penobscOliyers-
Returning VII e>Ve Povid-nce for Newport and New
YORK Tuesd ~ Thursday and saturday, att o'clock 2
NJ on arvs Of Is O'Clock ula Train OF cars from Boston
A kinds Of freight taken nj the lowest rste.
For fsrjues particulars enquire u GEO + FAlhChlLD,
No 70 Wss,a, or %: JOHN Ii. RlCHHCND, Providence,
and At the Office on The steamboat landing
This boat tue Most complete order having o--n
,rn,hsd with new pair OF boilers and many valuable i'm.
provem-ns added 10 her and machinery by which
The speed OF boats much improved Several new state
rooms have added aud her accommodations Otherwise
en- srced ard improved The travelling pubic who consult
safety comfort economy, ard speed VIII do SO by pstron.
znc this boat size Is believed 10 be The best and fastest
boat in lhls country
All forOi rGsEug h!. host except on writ
ten order from The Captain asno o'her bills Will De paid
ny
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INDICATED FUME BATH

mr. SWEETS celebrated Sulphur Eume Bath has a, Ii,
~ recues, OF several Physicians OF this city been
~ Se Brosdwsy OF Duanes for the OF Rheuu
.sm Scrofs Gou: Salt Rhsuin sud all other diseases
the SKIN Joints &c is IN constant readiness Th sp
psrans has been erected N many parts OF his e9aa:r7
well throughout Europe and IS highly approved Of by h
Medical Faculty and meets with universal In in.
afImeoi. D. 2. CEoATE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-21

LACKAWANA COAL.
'ENHE SUBSCRIBERS selling at retail. SID de-
lvering 10 customers from the yards OF The Delaware
AID Hudson Csns Company, OF King AID Greenwich
IS and al he foot OF Gouyerneur + MS very desirs
be Coal OF The right gize for stoves, ranges. Sc
Also their yard corne OF Greenwich and Hamuersey
ss ,he various kinds of Schuyk L-high and Liverpool
Coal OF the best quality good supply OF Lump Goa! OF
& superior kind Tor steamboats, and smelling iron &c
ISL II SYKES i WuRTS.
DEkCH ORCHARD AND LEHIGE COAL az
Reduced Prices The subscriber Is delivering II supe
nor order the rs quality OF the various kinds OF Coal al
the lowesI market price JOHN CROLlus,
2ll Greere-sL near Aui,y.
Orders per Despatch Post attended TO. MILO l2eod-
&c PER CHALDR0N.-Liyerpool Coal, arsi q2sI
y y scd large size for sale sboye low price from
yard or ~ cents per chadron less when taken direct from
ship All above price Liverpool Coal more econou
icsl fuel than A1ihracits. Apply
T STOKES DICKERSON,
I'D Nns ms md IN An,houy-st uear Broadway
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STATS & BARKER,

CLOTHING AND FuRSIsHIsC WAaEhotsk,
No i79 Broai:ray ldir ec.y opposite Ho.odfd HoeI
- .ueD of spring ard summer Goods which they Viii
make up order in mos fashionable styles e. tne us
and others car he supplied with very superb
or article of READY MADE CLOTHING.
Blue brown AID black cloth Dress and -. ~
Frock COB.5. oo
sa,o Co;bs Cushmereu Pelto Goats 90 TO II w
Tw-.ds Kerban. de Lain Sack Coa;s....- 90 TO "
Pants Of Cashmere. Linen Drills &c &C.. 90 10 w
Vests of White Mars Cashmere Silks. &c 90 10 W
Overcoa,-s gh, and beautiful Tweeds, Ssxo Goihss
and Cassimeres, FOR travelling Overcosts
Also general assortment Of furnishing articles VIZ
Cravas Stocks Ties Shirts Collars, Gloves, suspendes
silk and COLON Under Shiris &c &c llly o'n
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- COLE & co. No 699 Broadway, between Amiiy snd
hist daily adding 10 iteir STOCK OF staple ah
fancy goods the styles OF Prints, De.sines hsued
Linens Damask Table Linen. and Linen Sheeung D : 10
u wide; Marseles Quilts, Table Cloths, Toweus, nap
BIesched do common and hues quality Si to l2-4 wide
An extensive OF silk and cotton aoseTy Si9ve-
and Under Garments Rubber Over Shoes Carpets
Gc They intend 70 Keep supply OF sach goods IS viii
their friends and the public and 10 sell thri on e
a.sil MOL e. n pdye saiisfactiOn. LlIl lmeQd-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-21

N1sD NEWARK AND NEW-lORh-
-ASln7---iSFnre l2i Ceuts-The splendid steamer
fsxsSeanzsn PASSAIC, Capt Johu Gafy, will commence
her rs for the Monday March 10TH and run Us
follows until farther notice.
Leave Newark at y o'clock A. NJ.
Leave Ba-clay-si. New-York, Att o'clock, T. NJ.
Freight carried at very reasonable rates. for which there
are .toehouses aud agents both Newark md NewYork
The Psssaic has and spacou deck saloon elegant
mlZ2S'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-21

sEs FOR SALE--The story brick front House
S:5 and Lot OF ground, No. 43 Desaceys, Lot 3160 T.
The two story brick front House and Lot OF ground
adIoinng The above the OF Eld1dgest Lot p
T. AGO f.
The Lo, Of ground No. 10 Edrdge-s. nh the buildings
thereon. Lot i0x60- II desired ihs whole Will BE- sold IL
one parcel Apply 10 JOHN PHYFE, 10 Murray.sL
or JAMES PHYFE, - Maiden-lane
mfr Executors OF Estate of John Phy;e, deceased.
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NIRE INSURANCE.-The Mutua! Insurance Com
pany OF the City of New York Office No. 81 formerly
No 52 Wal-s-The Directors have the satisfaction 10 In.
form The public lha, all claims this Company occasoned
by the late disastrous FIRE, and all other claims have been
du5ted and paid in full and they deem il proper 10 add
that although their have bean somewhat impaired by
the late osses the Company have still securely invested
capital OF TWO HUNDRED AND ElGHTY-FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
This Company continue insure against loss or damage
by fire favorable terms siar Institutions in iha
city.
The Company commenced business In 1857, the sld
Mutual System and continued TO The year 1853, when
the Mutual plan abandoned and charter obtained
retaining the original but inappropriate ~ the bus
the Company since that period has been based on an
Invested CAPiTAI divided into shares Of nifty dollars each
By order. GEORGE IRELAND, PRECEDENT
New A. w. York. October 9th ieis ESQ neod
Il IFE INSURANCE.-The New In gland mstusl
L. Lii, Company OF Boston will receive spncs
,ions for Life Insurance ut 80 Wa-ai
DIRECTORS.
WILLARD PHILLIPS ROBERT HooPEs,
WILLIAM PARSONS, CHASLE. T. CuRris
FRANCIS C. LOWELL. PETER WAINWRIGHT,
ROBERT B. FoRBEs, WILLIAM w. STONE
GEORGE II. KUHN, THoMAs a. DEXTER
JAMES READ, OTIs TUFTS
JoNATHAS AMoRY, Sec'y WGLLtARQ PHILLIPS freS.
JOIN C. CHgEsmAs, NJ. D. Medical Examiner Ne YORK
Forms ofappctiion for insurance and all necessary nf0
nation will be furnished by the subscriber at his Office No
80 Wsl-si. New-yorE.
il II JOHN HOPPER. Solicitor ard As7pi
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EMRRoIDERIEs AND sHAwLs.

4 ARNOLD q CO 81 CanaI-si- have Ttce!ved pr
3 recent arrivals large and superb assortment OF En-
broideries consisting Of Collars Hs5it Shirts CheI.eter
and CAPS OF tbs styles They would also invite ~
euon very extensive stock OF Shawls, consisting VI
India Cames air and French Cashmere long and sqHf.
Shavls their assortment OF which ia unsurpassed Ais"
Printed Cashmere long aud quae Shawls Of the richest DE-
signs together with large assortment OF GIanedine aud
Rsrrnue Sha,rla Scarfs and Neck Ties. WIZ trOd
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STEAM POWER.
STEAM POWER TO LET In new building ~ feet
~ front by 20 deep shout being eIee,ed corner Of hst
and l0th-svsnue- Apply q: CUMMING K POLLOCk'S
Office, No. 257 WestlS,h-st mis- I'm.
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DLUE DKILLS-Jlst received from Boston, for sale
Dby C. 2. HARRIS, Is Exchange Plsce. mla
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fT-@io OpPUNETTUN 70 InpOsUOn-- ENpTts5
.-Sll4aiS Lin. for Hartford via New Haveu-Fare TO
~ss,asrfs~ New Haven 81 cents; through Hartford
81 No charge for berhs-The -tauDch sni eeg sesE
hoat EXPRESS Capt Hitchcock will leave pier foo, Of
Roo.eyr- T. r every Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday
afternoon 1T 8 O'Clock Returning shs will leave New Ha
ven every Monday Wednesday and Friday evening, 10
oclocA The boat built expressly for This route.
and was built In tue substantial manner. being cop
pered and That portion Of the travelling
public DESTROYS OF seeing the fare kept The above low
rates will do we'll patrouize the Express For freight
or pgs4age-haying elegant stsieToom accommodations
apply on board the boat, or 10 J. ~ DlLTS, Agent,
Ef'' l72 Souh-s;. up stairs.
49, H e6f
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SMlTH'S HOMEOPATHIC Pharmacy, Nc. 5s2
- Broadway, adjoining Niblo's Theare--John 7. 5.
Smith has large OF Homeopathic Medicines
IN fractures rurslons, du,iors and gobules Sugar OF
Mix Pure Alcohol. Distilled Water Pellets &c &c. Ply
icsns Pocket and Family Cases OF Medicines hand and
prepared order. Homeopathic Plaster substitute for
ordinary Court and Adhesive PlSster and an excellent ap
p,cAuuu for Corns m'Su
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S.-- r.sssses.seCTO WESTERN sT~ n
,ssS4 ssSFs! rRAvELERS-GIe

S-. c,.ss.ss.as1T0 WESTERN
M rRANELERS-G
Hs<sS--IaA -----''~ MAILS PASSENGER
ROUTE TO THE SOUTH AND w EST, via PHlLAUEL-
PFIIA BALTIMORE, CUM BERtaND, TO WHEELING
PITTSBURGi and CINCINNATI. -. Through In IS houTI
from New York 10 Wheeling All PuIsburg.
Passengers eo'nF directly through
Leuys New. York ~ ?. NJ. a NJ. hy Railtoso
f,ssys Philadelphia al 10 p. NJ SA NJ, iP. NJ by R.
Sundays a. 10 p Nj only:
Arrive In BalIin,or- Of Sam IN. and II Pm
Lsaye Hsuruors| u A M ny ne naiuiso't
Ohio Railroad.
And arrive al Cumberland Al 5 z. M
Leave Cumberland st OF. M 10y me National
Road aud Good Intent Stage Lines and arrive In Wheeling
or P:ltsbufg ussi evening.
PssrZeI Pitisburg lake The splendid ncw and mod
ern but sssboats Al Brownsville aud thereby have onl,
~ niles OF Staging the whole route
steamboats, leave Wheeling and Pias6urg hour
H. ana Passengers forwarded without delsy 10 GIN
CLIMATE and AL n;aer Por 10 'he sonh ert West Fsfa
{: Cincinnati.
50. Through TicAe os route apply "a Pn!iadepns
\, the Railroad Office Of Market and Eleventh suee
or ~ IS South Third Etr-et.
rsr- through from Pbilaaetpnln 70 Wheeling SlS, TO
Ps5urg Sl2 With the pryiSee Of stopping at oaumore
aud reauins pleasure Yer frherinfornapoh ap
ply - L. SIZE ~ asen. ~ M ms % :,
ie2n vi hdsms Co.'s Erpr-'a No. ~ WAL 81 NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-21

JOHN NJ TRIMBLE, THEATKE-ALLEY,
JOB CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
MERCHANTS and others who wish their altered
w for the Is, OF May can have done ,asefuy and
cheapby Supplying rs above.
An kinds ofJo6 Carpentework executed al the shortest
possible notice nl9myl
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Leave. Detroit at ocIX A. M Leaves The Saul, At A


June IJGyI Aug Sept OcI ne. July Aug. 5ePI'Je
] !. ! /. ! ! !. ! ! !. !
81 Is II - = u
Is n % % - 20 %
TIL. Detroit i, entirely $50 b1rtheD Is furnished
win new aad superior engine, draws but itI!e water and
Is well adapted TO the Sallt trade
AcEsrsIE P HAstiDg, Detroit A. Seymour Co.
Cleveland J. K Livingston. Sauit ST Marie 2lt I'm
Fas- rgazaessaEP I0SEEEk and Express Line, via
La -.s..-s.z--:-s roed and Canal from Phsdelphis
Ea2..-e---1Ato PitLsburgh.-The above Line vii
commence s regular trips for the 5eason, on MONDAY.
tb. Zi inst isavng Depot No. I'll markets. daily at
O'Clock, A NJ .
and put 10 h.t order sodng every convenience for
the comfort of travellers
BIZ this route passengers viii avoid all Tie fatigue and dan.
ger Of night ayeng 10 coaches. both Railroads being pass
ed ia daylight ,,..,,,,
For farther nformSuon apply NJ the Old Established "
fee, IA hark-t-st. doors above Eighth.st
MS A r CUHMfSGS, Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-21

L1NSEED OIL.
'lHRE ATTENTION OF PAINTERS, Druggists, an,
dealers in the sr,cle is invited Msnufaciory
where may found ample supply IN various sized PACK
sges. warranted pure and free from sediment
& G. ROWE.
,nl7 2is2itoss 22i Froui-st near Peck.slip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-21

ToiL,t Soaps If every perfume C0t0gueI E1r1tI oindtun
warranted eIh and genuine Bears OH Hir )ls Co;st'e'
Aqung Creanl iu,a,Lie far chopped Arnd COnbE Hnir
Nal and Tooth Busei :rran;ed Rl:0Ts If The finest ql;s
w. DC &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-21

hAN WINS,
ryN A. NAPIER (sie Napier. Fsher &c o) bus removed
from iSi PsaI!-st e. Jons; neaI w iai-st " here
he uers for sale general oil new snd asslon-
Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-21

g. FOR sALE-A very pleasant country residence,
E with about Of land al Greenwich CT. situated
Ike Boston turnpike, so miles from NewYo and
commanding beautiful prospect OF the Sound. Said place
is only few rods from the Post Office, and within half
mile OF three Churches Academy and the contemplated
Railroad and about mile from the steamboat landing
Tn. house new large and commodious Gliding doors
outbuidings complete and well fitted for genteel resi-
dence. The land Is of the first quality.
Possession give. edatey. Inquire OF T. Z. Peck
"a Chahsms NewYork Of The subscriber near The pre-
misses. l7ftf BENJAMIN PECh
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. SEE FOURTH PAGE.
AR RIVED

aHhls LII
Packet ship Baltimore, Johnson TN Hsvre loth jan
with rndse TO Boyd HinckeD 10th Feb, lat ~ lon a.
exchanged signals with packetship Louis thllppe,
hence Tor Hayre 50 inst shipped sea which carried
away uwarks started main rail- aDG did other damage
Ship Indiana, I'm Liverpool 29th Dec, with mdse, to
Stanton {; Frost The | has experienced Constant
heavy gales from the Westward during the passage.
during rich she has suffered very much With loss OF
sails and rigging and has shipped several very heavy
seas which carried away mainra eadrall, stove oc!-
ars and dead lights, and did considerable other
damage Feb II and IL in lat - and Ion 80, expert
enced very heavy gale and snow storm from which It
continued blowing hurricane and showing Tor % hours
the ship during the gale much logged with ice, aud
drifted in the Gulf in order to thaw il OF
since has had constant heavy gales from INV TO
and haing and showing nearly all The time has been
driven South to lat 49, 18th and 10Th Feb passed two
casks of oil and large quantities Of broken boards apps
rently damage and pieces OF a wreck.
Bark Curtis Camman, late TybriDg, I'm Malaga 2oth
Dec and Gibraltar GOTH with wine. fruit &c, 10 John
Taylor Vessels left before reported Jan 23d !at %
&c Ion SO AZ spoke schr Rutts Thomas, Of and from
Frankfort Martinique ID days out all well 4th ins,
of Little Egg Harbor spoke ship Arragon. of Newbury
port from Calcutta for Boston 1876 days out the Cur
lis has encountered very weather the last days
Brig Selma. Smith, II ds I'm Mobile with cotton. &c
TO Sturges & Chairman.
Schr Myers Lowber, Dis I'm Washington, with naval
stores to $ L Mitchell. Sailed in company with schrs
st Pierre and Ana fonda both for EYork.
Schr NJ w klots, White I'm Squam Beach, with cot
ton fin the wreck af the bark New.Jersey.
Schr Excelsior. I'm Phila with coal.
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NEwvoBK WEEKLY TRIBUNE

CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY, MARCH III. PO-
" ETRY-The Falcon, by j. X Lowell; Richter; To
Ro,er nv J. G. Whittier; The White Squat, by NJ. 4.
Ti,ra-sh Mamnon; Mother. thee ;ara By C. D. Stu
mr. TO a LADY, IL EDITORfAL-The Wings IN Con-
,ress-Tbe Tarif Organism; Donation Parties The Cen
ysnrion: Mason Costello; Those Exprsssss-once
NOR. 1872. and 1875. Religion, Morality, Temp and
1,,y oyerurnarl; Party Naises New and the Ex
sac law; DC we reel Legal Reform, &c &c. Iii.
Sh-n srd Jefferson Cos; Rochester; Cortland County
Madison; Duchess, &c. ~. NENS-erom Texas ana
N-y,co: From New Zea sn4 From Csrlp-srny Import
ami tom 8 Douingo From SSr.a r Appointments By
r. PRESIDENT pordenc: Of The Tribune from Tex
a. Albany Uses. Co, Bedford. GeGes-a Co. Wsst-
inrt- ROCEvDtS5s Of CoSSEEss irora Regular Coz
-.sno,6 .ut: NErYOsS LCsisa truRri Things N Wash
- - Sc : MISCELLANEOUS Darkness visible
Fyi,r Of Nesss Chesver ard Le;s's Defecce Q: Capt.
RIcStayyih Extracts An Eaele-syed Glance Eaia2d
lT,rscts fr,r Lecture the Study OF The Gs,-ana Lsz
,1sr-. The Exci.e Question. no " Oregon Debate n
me T. S.nsie; The HicEs!es the Bible, and War: Rose
ana Elsnch- Clinton County Whie Sentiment; LIE zsi Re-
fnrnf,oruuou Proposition; Henry Clay snd the
C5 ard Silver Artisans OF SsYork; D-sih OF Mi Pleas
~. DTsrass Curicslnes OF Li-rslre Over Ocean,
ar ir,psas OF Travel in Many Lands Indiana in Europe
"A WarniDg 10 Spectators; Sir. brownson's Lectures
IT, pr.,,h-i giOas Sentiment Kentucky. from c. u.
.lsv-. True American s1d the Pulpit: Brush Indiz
us The SAND ieh Islands City Items from The Daily
T,bnna VI COMMERCIAL INTELLlGENCE-Pro-
duce stocks, Money Cattle Market
Single copies, put up Il wrappers Tor he Malls CAL DC
ob,s,E.d a; The cesk-prtce g Cents
cT TERMS-S2 per yes-. Al subscriptions payable
GREELEY Z McELRATH, Tribune Buildings.
Cor Spruce and Nessau ais opposite LIE CitY nsA-
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sales Real Estnte.

81 Htn r. Frd1NiiI & SoE-
Two story brick front house and lot 10 Frankfort
81 rs feet front feet nches rear by "a fee; $3.50
Two story brick from; house and LOT 10 Christie
phcr st 81 front IS rear by - deep.---...---. 265U
Five story brick house ana lot l62 Nssssu.s: "a:
front, 90. rear by 80! side and 3is the other 10000
Lot on 29thst near .h-avenue % by 93i iect.- TBS
10; on Both st near Tin avenue % by 70. feet 600
Six oss on l24tb and ls5thsts. between 5th and 9th
avenues IS feet on each street $50 each. 900
10, la3 Bedford o3a front oi rear by 80 feet 1925
Fors lots on tho corner Of 9thavGuue aud ll5th-
81. each % by 100 feet, si5 each..... $50
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DR. ARNOLD,s LIFE

4 Nd CONSEQUENTIAL new edition. large type
"a d. APPLETON & co viii publish on Saturday The
Life and Coresnondence Thos Arnold D. D late ReSus
Professor OF Modern History in he University OF Oxford
snd head master Rugby School, by the Rev. Arthur P
Stanley NJ A. % American from tbs eth London edition.
complete in one handsome evo volume. Price g.
This work Should be IN the hands CT every
ves and thinks o hs and for MA religion; much
guide Ter action, saordng simGlanl % intellectual
AID moral reflection. Prot Churchman.
I'VE have rarely had occasion 10 Bc!.ce that
could SO warmly and unTeservedy recommend his
The greater part The volume consists Of l-er- - familiar
friends on the thousand topics Of general ienmre
-cn morals, history and matters u every day Interest"
LSu!illo Com. Adv.
&c Hs!siters are deeply Instructive and fascinating"
Albany ADJ.
Its in which TIE -ch-ior. TIE philosopher snd
the ChrisiiHn viii he alike Interested Albany Argus.
D A co. have recently published Dr. Arnoids History
OF Rome : vo.s 9vO- >.
Do. Lectures on Modern History Emo 81 ..
Do Miscellaneous WORKS, vo 3-o g.
Do Rugby School Sermons. l2Gio. IS cls
IN PRESS,
DR.. Arnolds History OF lie Roman Commonwealth, vol
Syo B6 2tis
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PUBLIsHFD THIS Day

by WIN. TAYLOR & co. No ? A.tor House Twenty
~ Years ifrsr: o., Tne Three tiusqGetares Sequel TO
the Three Gusrdsmen. by Alexander Dumas trensls'ed
from the French by " Z. Pr In PnrsPnrIl. % cent?.
The Thre- GuarGsmen pronounced ny all TO be Du-
mass great the sequel the will be
equally nt-r-sps and need ask The admirers
OF the Three Gugrdsmen be and read the sequel
Also TIE Mendcan. of the Font des AIS, Tale, By
VIM. HgufI. Irsnsla,ed from the German.
This exceedingly ini-restirE novei forms No. OF tie Sc
Library OF G=rnsn Tales published 1t the low Prce Q;
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Just Pahishei-Couut Julien The Last Dave Of The
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06
n For Sales Of Stocks, &c see Fourth Page
4nconh Board,
THURSDAY. P. NJ.

The Stock market strong today and the SAFES
we're large at advancing prices Inc panic in Long i'
land has subsidized and the market Is creeping back 70 GU
prices Mr. Fisk the President, denies the 'n % al
The stories which are aoat in the street and 'e
Company to be in good condition. The Improvement III
the market which has been going on Tor the last iour
aavs is believed 20 be the result IN good measure OF
the shortness Of the bears They have sold largely and
have uncousciously cornered themselves
The Foreign Bill market continues very hrm but
inactive There are now SIX Southern mails due which
keeps the supply email Sterling is ss0si Francs s
23:e5 27i.
The Money market continues easy. The best
stock loans negotiated at sac per cent. Short paper
frs, class done freely per cent and long paper at
at 7a8 per cen, The Banks keeping up their dis
count lines.
The following are the rates of Uncurrent Money
TIT, DO No.a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06
DIED:

Yesterday afternoon. ANNA uapt daughter Of Isaac
aat jane Coddineton aged seventeen months.
the friends of the family invited 10 attend the flu
1eral this afternoon st halt pnst O'Clock, from So3
hrdsonst. corner of Spriug.st,
a, sea she 2Cih ult on his pesssge from Malaga 10
this port Capt John rlBRiNG late master OF the
eGs Curtis, in the san year OF his age.
On Thursday evening 9th instant, CHRISTOPHER
lARLTON RICE Pucser. L. :. Navy.
The friends Of hs family and those of his brother,
Seer' C. Rice invited 70 attend bis funeral from
as ate residence. u Grecnwichst on Sunday evening,
sh ms, sti O'Clock M 2t
On Wednesday morning the i,h inst of consumption
ANN ELIZA McDoJGALL, aged b years months
and days
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
aed 70 Sitend her funeral on Friday AZ O'Clock from
Sce residence Of her brother William McDougail y
c.1nc street Her remains will be taken TO Greenwood
eeaae'ery Tor intermen,