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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-07

rF,- The Rev. b. +. Barrett will deliver his eighth
Lecture On the Sacred Scripture next Sabbath Tomorrow
evening New York Society Library building corner
OF Broadway ana Leonsrd-st AT ! O'Clock
Suhi-c-The testimony OF the Apostles anc early CHRIS
sn Fathers 10 the existence OF spiritus sense OF the
Sculpture Seats Tree Lecture be postponed IN case OF
q orn il
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<r-s COTTAGE IN THE COUNTRY-The snbscrL

A. COUNTRY SEAT TO LET.-On1 Of the mout
&c beautiful situations this Island, containing about
-A six acres of land On the premises Is large and
convenient dwelling with outhouseo complete Tho
grounds are perfect order and every hted for gen
eel residence The property situated on the ah-avenuo
upon high ground, having commanding view OF The Ess'
River distance the Long Island Shore ana over
LOOKING Weslchester County great distance WIN be
let low good tenant, win be sold or ezensngec ,'
dIa stswisS w N. SEYMOUR. Chatham-square-
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Total Assets OF the Company liable for 1856 IS
BY order Of the Board, Ian =, 1876.
n CARROLL, Secretary.
Trustee
James Harper, T.. Meyer. John Breasted.
Charles l.. Eose 5. Sherwood C}eo. C. De Kay,
Robert L Crooke, J. l.. Starr A. 5. Crosby.
Cyrus Chenery, Noah Ripley, Herman Gould
Lawrence Hill. George Min, /. H. Suydam,
John B. Lasas, Abraham Ven Nest, ?. I. Adrlct,
S. NJ. Crandal, James Phaen Robert Lane,
ZsGoca Pratt, E~d Rich srdson, John B Benton,
Joseph B. Nores James Cruikshank. \. L. McCreedy.
J. J. Herrick, c. Z. Habicht, VIM. NJ. Hasted,
w Fl. Townsend. John Peck. Edward Kellogg.
james Cook, Edwin K. Trem8in,
CHARLES VOSE, President pro tenn.
JOSEPH r. MONIES, Vice-Presid-Dl
NICHOLAS CARROLL, Secretary. $50 lwSewSdp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-07

EF Lecture on the Jews.-Rev. }. > DEMuND,
Of his city, VIII deliver lecture OF this To-
morrow evening in The Pear-s Pre.byeiisn Church.
Broadway Subject Scrpursl parallel in the dispersal
lions Of grace between the Jewish ard Gentle world
commence O'Clock. collection will be Ii
ken up in aid the funds of thu American Society or Me-
oralng the Condition Of the Jews. Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-07

WEBER, ANATOMICAL q THIS -
OF THE ADULT HUMAN BODY. natural size-GEO-
OS WIN. ENDlCOTT, No. 50 Beekm :n-sL New, OK
have thogra and republshed from the original Ger
IAN edition first American edition. the eleven e1te ny
ues Part First the above named wen Kno"h
sad valuable WORK by Prot NJ. J. Weber, OF me hoysl
Prussian University, Frederick William, al Bonn.
Those figures representing veins and arteries are
IL co!ored the sna copy and the whole ser OF
com prehensive Explanation" are offered Tor ss s !.
saee-s n.oi o.'01-O' VI N II IL
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General Notices.

gS- public Meeting OF the Coored Citizens OF
Rrookiyu held Feb Sd 1886 10 take into confederation
The OF the extension OF the Elective Franchise
free from property OF compleyions qualifications. and
aid in securing the a, the coming Stale Convention
On MOTION ROBERT II. COUSINS appointed President
Benjamin GROCER and Michael Thompson, Sen IicsPresi
dents and VIM. j. wilson and VIM. Brown, Secretaries
The Pre.ien In few pertinent remarks, forth the
object of The meeting amer which several able and 81.
speeches made, and The following resolutions adopt
ed:
ReJol;ed Tha, and cit!zens deeply feel The
need o. and have long abored 10 merit the full privileges
and nights OF citizen ship.
Resoved That hail with joy the efforts being made ny
our eniranchsed iellowcitzsos throughout the State
gardiess Of party distinctions those prosecutions
which have long ett-red and extend those
rights ard privileges prescribed by the fathers OF our coun
try, aud guaranteed by the Cop or LIBERTY AND oF
HEAVEN.
Resoved That we recognize with thankiuness the
approach of the time when III. usners OF our cause and The
progress Of correct sentiments VIII place Us upon Inc broad
platform II equality.
Resol,ed Tig The RI ghl OF SUI free rigt and that
all the colored c ANNOUNCE cur deternna
ton not 10 vote for any delegate 10 - Convention
who VIII pledge himself 10 vote for the trcye Fran
chi-- free from any Opefty compeons! qualifications.
RetolOeG That vii unitedly pray God AMI our fellow
cit lens until restored only this inesnab- boon. but all
ot,ers-the want whlch prove detrimental 20 moral
mental snd political elevation -
W> J. Wilson, Secretary. II
~ Course of Lectures TO the young.-The
eighteenth Lecture OF this Course VIII he delivered IN the
North Dutch Church OF William and Fulton Sis by
Rev. Dr. Dwight OF Brooklyn tomorrow (Sabb-th even
ing Feb g The service will commence At o'clock. Sub
ject-" The Great instructor" II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-07

FOURTH-ST.-At Private Saiec M F Re" w.
G .lory and attic brick House sns to w. bsnn.or
.n,e. and fodins doo 10 the parors vsr IN ;hs
rear and Croton Water ioISdpesS & For parea.
IsIs spoiy - ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, ArsnS
II lW "
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK.

MEMORANDA
The packet ship Patrick Henry for Liverpool sails to-
Day
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5ituations, &r. noanteh.

rI'n Observation-Disclosures a 6r., rst. ,sin
Fiui.her 10 20 Albany. For .sle cheap for cnsh An
Enclosing Press Drariy new Apply TO
IL GAYLORD & ALkAANDER. No. a.Sr,nce-.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-07

&c, FOX sALE-Al Auction, by Anthony J. Bleecker,
E5 al the Merchants Exchange on the l7tn INST ~ =
- O'clock the houses and lot No. 2oi "liiamsI NC
tween Duane and Pearl sts. g.,
TIC lot IA - feet front and II In the rear The South
West side Is 60 feet deep, and The NorhEast " feet
The Two buildings nearly new. and coat over 1880
dollars
rear and al hard finished and panied above The lower ee
Jar having marble nantes and CRATES in short no expense
was spared in lis erection II nas party walls
The rear building is aree stories VT upper and lower
cellars and Is al neatly h1lsned.
Crotch water is carried the various stories OF eech
house and conveyed rom the deren! apartments By cop
per pipes. .,,oo.,-,, o,o.,..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-07

"a HAaLIM-One those three story brick 'front.' houses
with stores attached situated IN es I hsees
IS3i snd l24ih sta aid finished complete win
every convenience for respectable family. Stages pass
- oor ayer bslf hour Rent moderate 10 good tenant
AMY 10 J. T. JACOBS, l24th. 81. near 50 avenue
B-For sal. cheap, loco yards luxurious garden box
Tor ed gings Apply a. above - lt.e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-07

Ngs VALUABLE PKUFEhIi I'LL IIn5 =.
W5 Situated in the village OF Stapleon s'aen ls!ano oe
1twren The Stspeton Ferry and Varderblirs Landing
The premises Is feet inches In breadth IN front on
R,, "a feet inches in front BrownelsI 2l3 feet
inche. 10 depth on the Norhery side and 20 feet in depn
on The Soulerly side thereabouts There are upon Inc
large brick House in front, generally known
h. Prospect House other buildings adjoining, now
r-cng or $500 good frame house In the rear For
Iertns and farther particulars apply TO
< i7.odistf WILLIAM EMERSON, No. 10 Wsll-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-07

THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE 90.
TT CAPITAL So 90 900 Office IL Futorst Brooklyn
Having irir caps vsy nearly entre, continue TO take risks
on buildings machinery merchandise, and property gene
ay on their favorable terms This Compsn ms passed
through gresies; conaasraons that have ever
cured IN the county, they their escape from them
with comparatively slight losses 10 lh- system which hey
have always pracced OF limiting and scattering their rsks
All losses which the COMPANY may sasIAn Will be adjusted
'1N B. W. DELAMATER, President
10 ln1is-eod Z. c. FiSS, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-07

A SHLA Nd BALL-In commemofation OF me heut.
c.on OF Tue Tear OF Client 10 come of the l7ih al
inc Coliseum, $50 Broadway Tickets One DoIar-to Dc
obtained he Broadway House, Howard House snc d
The .nsnd corner OF Broadway and Csnel-sL u W
- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROTEINGHAM CO
II have Re moved their new store Nc. u ala -
William John tnd Fa4t0n, II ino NC
known ~ tie WAsBISGTUS STORES = o..-
E-- OIsO no LOAN bond and mortgage, or
so, UUU productive real estate IN his city or Brook
lyn SID and per cent interest JOHN =; COShEd'
81 5tis- ~ Jones : cunning W. - - 80
PENNIE- lin rols VI Fg,y Gems
~.n i,- has: at Trihnr- ofhc- 70 u
NA,,MEkS And M1LLEkS' BANK, Hsssrs-
town Md-The OF this bank bought a. per ecnt
ai.couui ey TAYLOR SMITH.
- Iri.. No 6n Wal-.t
iNAIKHANhS, PLATFDhn SCALES, ~sr-
rsat-d perfectly and permanently correct for saie by
diuyu,. RAlRBANkS L co, ~ WAl-sI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-07

o. FOX SALE-At AucGion by Anthony j. B!eec kef,
E al Inc Merchants Exchange, The 18th list 81 l.
A o'clock the house ard LOT No. 1853 Wiiam-st between
Beekman ard Ann
The p By IL and four stories ngn nsVng parry
wall on the South-W side.
The building Is well calculated for boarding house or
private dwelling In addnon lis convenient arrange
nent il has a very large kitchen vault IN the yard
Th. Croton is conve7ec through the mousse auu
kitchen, and pipes carry of the refuse "sef 10 lHe e
pool o,,.,,,. sor,h yys.,
The lot is q end 81 feet on ne est
and 81 feet g inches OF the Northeast side e,o,~
Terms MADE known a. th- sale OF "a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-07

Ng SUPERIOR QUALITY, at The Msnufsc'ory %
" Gold Fol- equal TO sny IN The cry, s% Pc,
T ., market prces Pale Gold IS 50 per pk Gold 81.
yer and Copper Bronzes Silver Leaf, DC &c
loo Imia- ]. l. WAUGH, Practical Gold Beater.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-07

NEARLY READY FOR PUBLICATION.
HISTORY OF THE English Revolution oil oi9, rom
the ac -ession OF Charles l. MS teath 6y r Ouizo
author OF History OF CiviIiZsGon, &c Ai' ~
Frsr and Second Lsiin Book and Practical Grammar;
BIZ Thos K Arnold NJ. A. Revised, VIII cor'ecAoHS "
J. 4. Spencer. 4. NJ IvoL Emo -, n n
s. Tls LIE and Correspondence or Thos Arnold, D: D.
by the Rev. A 2. Stanley NJ 4. a ne" eoon' ' &c 'Sp
vol Svo. ,,-. g, ..s -,-,a nd
speak The Italian language Revised by Proi Oh me
n 7. University. vol Emo
). Tne standard Pronouacrg Dictionary Of the French
al Tnysh languages n parts French and English
EoglIsn and French BY Gsbrie Surerne, T. A 5. Ell
vol Is mo. OF nine nnndrec pages.
6 The Life and Ponrihcete OF Leo XIII; by Wiha hos
co, r-w edIion edited by bis 500.
~ PREPARATION.
Tassos Jerusalem Delivered Translated D. WHEN, wlih
ilu-trs-ons. =, a..
aichelets History OF The Roman Republic- vol limo
81 2ris D. APPLETON Il CO. 80 BToa1wsy.
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and TIN Wsre-Th- subscribers, Successors TO White
mare rorr-v intend k-e ing hand OF the largest
ana most complete OF house furnishing articles
10 be fouuc ia the United States.
Having very large cash capita! al command they are
mr., nAr.s 10 lake every advantage OF the market which, TO-
ether with Toe that they eher import or manufacture
large portion Of their socs. Renders them able 10 oher
such nduc.eats purchasers VIII nuke l. 10 :heir IN
terssi 10 dea. with theu
Their STOCK VIII be found al ali times very complete, en-
bracn everything t-r line necessary housekeeping
thus enasng sAe complete assortment from
on- r.;abishueuL SMITH, TORREY x co.
~ Maden-.ane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-07

XTANSLYtk'S CEMGNT, for Chna, Glass, EafIl-
Y ern Ware aud Marb.eThs manufacturer having speAt
several wears in bringing above named Cement 10 It's
present s,ae Of perfection confident II all who viii give
fair ,ra will satisfied whit and that II Will stand on
lis own merits without The putting Of hired newspapers or
ciIedp ed handbi Price cents Ter stick FOR sale by
JOHN :. BROWN \ co l22 Faton-st near Jobn.s
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IIIu close the i9;a Of February,
THE EXHIBITION of Peae's beautiful Painting,
THE COURT OS DEATH,
Broadway and Leonardst Is every day
pt Sunday from 10 A. NJ ill 81 P. NJ AdmiuaDce . cts
iSu stf
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=, . 80, ~ Housekcopers rWnlseins Sso,o'
John BA hkI,S 81 Oak-st-J. 3. respectfully In
s sand. snd he hs, be eSSnses -
band guod nsnnsd Tin ware Iron ware. WOOD snd
Trsys plaza ase Bird Cages Brocs Brushes ma" &c &c
~ : low s. s' sssy constantly ssss 's'
-. 20 order for the trade -. -------
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MONEY MARKET.

=
Stocks are down to-day with limited sales. Harlem
fell of II per cents Canton o. Reading I; Pennsylv
ga, Il Long Island, Norwich, Morris Canal Farmers
Loan and lnos e's, closed firm at yesterday prices
The value Of merchandise exported from this port for
the month Of March, amounted to 81 oo0 Of which
$l,465000 was domestic merchandise The exports Of
specie amounted to $a5s.o0o Among the exports 10
Great Britain. % LA barrels four 900 bushels
wheat, and So, 900 pounds Of cheese.
bill has bean fled in Ohio against J.J Palmer and
Others In the matter of the bonds Of the Portage and
Ohio Manufacturing Company.
On the 9th u the House concurred In all the Senats
amendments TO the Michigan Railroad Sale Bill On the
22d ult the bill had not yet gone TO the Governor The
delay has arisen from the illness of the enrolling clerk
of the House. That il will be signed NO one doubts
TIE new company is to take possession of the road
within the next six months the charter is void The
company 10 bound by its provisions to psy az part Of
the first instament, sum sufficient to pay one years
interest the State bonds then outstanding This will
relieve the people of the impending taxation required
by the circular of the Auditor General
We statement showing the smount of the semi
annual dividends Of the banks Of Boston, duo on the 9th
Of April 1885, compared with the paid on the 7h
OF April lsa5. The capital of these banks has been in
creased five hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-02
Movements ofTraveiiers.

The arrivals yester ny comprised in the following
catalogue from the registes Of the principal hotels
AMxRicAs-Colonel Albright, Philadelphia, N Ito
pele United States Army David Clsrkson Posdam; N.
=. Nelson, a. Brunswick New Orleans; O. 0allagh-
err Fredercksburgh, Va; Mr.. Fubora, Germany; NJ.
Coppei, Georgia.
Asroa-CsPtain D. 9 Baily, packet ship Yorkshire;
John Oimsted, Hartford; II Marley. New Brunswick;
w. II. Hallett, Sing Sing, O. Austin Boston; Mont
gomery, Philadelphia; Thomas Preston. G: Beadpury,
Abingdon, Virginia; NJ. McMnllin, Pnladelphia; Col.
johnson, Buffalo; II. Walker, Georgia; Thomas Lock
wood, Troy; A. Mcclure. Albany; H. Hanley. doj A.
Bnnay Chicago; L. Glitter, A Gsrritt Chicago; g: W
Dexter, Boston; A c. spoford, illinois; NJ Maxwell, N
Jersey; w. Al Blair, Philadelphia; Pe)oso Boston;
Dodge. Georgetown. D. &C Noyes, Philadelphia; e.
Morgan, New Bedford; A. w. Gilleu, Baltimore.
CIIY- Benjamin Foster. Hartford; B. G. Shaw. Troy;
Or. Sloan, United States Army; DR.. Horwiz, BIC Shaw,
Philade lpha; Henry Thomas Batimore; COLLINS est
Point: r J. Houston, Alsbams;S E DAVIS, Chicago
Man ing, Massachusetts; C Hurst, Springfield; Ran
kin, H. Csthsrwood, Philadelpha; L. Armstrong, North
Carolina; George Cooper, ID Lamont, Phiiadelpnis; "
Vesey, Lisbon; NJ Johnson New Jersey. :, =
FRANELIN-A. Bernard Buffalo A Hill, Norwsn;
FELTON, Poughkeepsis; George Dsmng, Osgsgoi Eiisn'
Harden, Milford. Massachusetts; Robert Eiln, 90;
Thompson. Utica; J Dyer, BOSTON, } Kcoley; Buffalo
w Adams Boston; q. w. Clinton, Buffalo; c. Frost
Peekskil; A. Carter, Newark.
GLosE-Fennimore Cooper, Cooperstown; Jt. Ciark
son, Philadelphia; M. Perkins, Boston
HowARp-Andrsw Russell, Danville Pa; John Berry,
Nashville: j. RI. Jones, Philadelphia; NJ Cohen, Bat
more; H. Dunbar Troy; e. N 0eer, Boston; r. HaiDes
Lookport; Curtis, Portland; w Dexter, Phlsdelphis
8 Watson, Detroit; George King, Morristown A Litch
Philadelphia; =. Lsngertun, do; Appleton. ST. Louis
j. T. Nesbitt, Georgia; J. Nolan, Philadelphia L. Tay.
lor, Massachusetts.
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Herald for Europc-New Feature In Ameri-
can Newspaper Enterprise.


The liberal and unprecedented patronage awarded to
the Herald ny discriminating public has enabled us
from time to time TO add features OF attraction to
PAPER and carry original intention OF max
ing ii the leading journal in the United States, and
reliable sources OF Information CONNIE rcia
political and financial matters and matters Of general
interest.
We have made alterations in paper from time to
time as our patronage increased until the pre- sent
time when it is unanimously acknowledged that the
Nsu York Herald is the best journal in the United
States and its aggregate circulation greater than any
other paper in the country. Although, compared with
other journals its standing high still it falls very far
short Of what intend il shall be, and 10 what our
energies will be directed to make it Our very liberal
and increasing subscription list usthes us IN expendng
large sums of morey in making such additions as We
think necessary and these expenditures have never
been withheld
We now have 10 announce TO the readers and patrons
of the Hroid scattered they in all parts of
globe new feature newspaper enterprise in this part
of the world which think will add considerably to
the character of Herali We propose very 10
issue Herald far Europe weekly, semiweekly, or sen
month";! as the may tie containing sum.
mary OF news the several steam ships thai
ply between America md Europe For this purpose
intend to establish agencies in ell parts of Eu.
ropo to which the English steamships run, and al.
steamships will ply At these agencies subscriptions
will be received for the Herald for Europe, sepa.
Ia.ely from the subscription to the daily edition Of
our paper, and our agents, who will be gentle
Of learning and talent capable of writing interest
ing letters all matters of interest to the American
people and whose services shall be required with
out reference to expense keep advised OF every
pcrtant movement in every part of the world We have
arendy corps of correspondents in several of the prn
cipal cities OF Europe but system process
Of being carried out will BIO far extensive our
present one, and will embrace correspondents in every
place Of importance In the Old World whose opinicns
will be erttled to the highest consideration.
This is piece OF enterprise attempted by any
other journal in the Uated States; but it will be only
prelude to what We shall hereafter do. Newspaper.
form one Of the elements Of civilization, potent as
steam or electricity and like those agents. is progress
sive. In the progressive movement. the N,,e Fork
Herald will do its utmost to take the lead il has
always hitherto done, and distance oil competitors
As soon Us our arrangements complete, we shall
give due notice to the American and European public
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-02

Hsrdware--We call particular attention
q e. ssUs: sLAa
nsu which they intend closing st Ihursdsy Cd
nsF s's 70: b:sf
S class q b, I'd s sTd s,.s and "a
Su and chs :m %S:
" 3 Con- a.a
SSh bwSa.h and east, also store 0o es' bits e cab
aud other knob: James celebrated wood screws compss
Padiock, plate locks cut and wrought nall Grii best
s oms blind hass' trunk ssis :sd
So .:S
kes plated squares &C. &c. all Of which viii be put up IL
convenient lois suit country and retuI trade For fur
good be examined at the 800 Pearl ST. Store
Knox's Fashionable Hats fbr tho ensuing
wym e. & (.
,StIes .hoa bp; AWAY. with to look aaSrm in the kind
their hats made 10 order, livery short notice.
Hilps Infauible Ongusnt 10 the only pre-
piation OF the Kind physeians
Beautiful ,oe, for ladies ana oihe Who NAV
afflicted with dryress, asy other disease Of hs Hr Firm
ss H s s;.
Gaa .s AZ so IS Grand al
pal WHOLESALE ana tail drug and sni gses' by ss
originator, 10 prevent counterfeas
The Plumbe National Daguerrean Gallery.
worthy praise which from all Tho
must readily subscribe to al that we can sly 10 ve Of this
justly celebfatsd tabi.hmn Mt
Changes or Weather and Catching Cold
shosil be thai cough 10 always evidence
tt some inquiry lodged in the lungs, which, not spec
Oily removed will eddy those delicate
gans 10 BRING Inflammation OF the angsa disease which
We all know is the high road 20 consumption
Wrghs Ihdian vsge,be Pills Of the very hes. me
feincs In the world FOL o cold because they purge
from the body those morbid humos which the cause OF
coughs CONSUMPTION difficulty Of breathing, wnery aud iu
ed eyes throat rheumatic psias IN various parts oil
the body and dangerous plants Three
Of 2. Indian Vegetable Pills. taken night on going to BED
w all give relief and if the medicine BE- repeated
health than before
CAurIoy should be remembered that by the name
Of samuel Reed who sells medicine purpong no Indian
Pills Gay doors East OF Market street, baiti-
sgeot Of mne neither guaranty as genu-
I've any that he has for SALE
The only security ag.mstimpoon is 70 purchase from no
unless he show certificate OF Agency or ina
office and general depot Gre eet New York
WILLIAM WRIGHT.
Roussel's Perfumery Estabiishment, io9
Broadway between Liberty and Coursndr streets er-
chants and dealers invited call and the variety
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-02

Two Marys have been arrested in New Orlsaas 70 pre-.
vent them from engaging dussis Female yalcr Is
- fsrcs ~ that Of the masculine gender
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CITY IpteIJ1~enee.

FIRES DURING MARcH-We have received from our
energetic and efcient Chief Engineer Mr. c. " Ander.
son. the following report OF fires curing the month Of
March .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-02

THs TRAVEL 10 BosroS.--rhs splendid steamer
Knckerbocker let yesterday for stoningtor and the f.
nous Oregon will leave this afternoon IN tho same linz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-02
Changes OF weather and Catching Cold

R0ussel's Perfumery Estabiishment, l59
Broadway, between Liberty and Courlsnd streets Mer-
chants and dealers invited call and the variety
oiColognes, Extracts, Toilet SOAP. Shaving Cream &C. &c
offered Tor sale lowest prices and warranted Of the
most superior qualify, wholesale and retail
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NAuvoo "A gentleman lately from The Holy City
stated to US last week, that The Saints are now ra.
p.dy selling their property Many 81 toe farms about
Nauvoo within alew weeks and good
citizens from other States and counties have become
ths purchasers He eives as his opinion from the in.
tercourss he has had with the comsrs that they
will rive no countsnsDce to the Jacks and will Join the
Old ssssrs In insisting the removal Of the MoImous,
-WWssw &s~sl, AsveAls.
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Court Cnlendar-This Day.
Cnorir CorRr-t, 81 a. ", Je, u, %, q, 25, 7
10 B