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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-12
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For sale, Of Socks, &c. %. FOwa Psss.

THURSDAY, P. NJ
The fancy Stock Market opened at an advance
today but sterward fell Of and closed a, about yester
day rates Morris however continues 10 advance and
went to Isl Ia the Aths Second Board ii fell of
10 Is THERE'S impression that corner" has been
made in this stock bu, the bulls assert that Il IL rising
on lie merits.
Ia Bills there is moderate business doing ct .
asa for Sterling and 545 for Francs which is lower for
the latter .
Tho Freight market has still downward ten.
dency and 10 Ter rates have been accepted There Is
not much activity, shippers still holding back Engage
ments for Liverpool made at 7s and less than 24d
for Flour and Grain Heavy freight los To Ireland "a
Q25d are about the current rates Two vessels were
taken 10 60 South to load at 96d. 70 Have the rates
are 81 rs for Flour and IL cts for Cotton Cotton to
Liverpool is ID.
The following extracts Of letters received by a
capitalist of this City will throw light upon the
mysterious delay in the issue Of stock for Treasury
Notes at Washington. 1t also gives the modus oPersnd
Of the process of transmitting Treasury Notes into
Funded Stock: WASHINGTON 9Th March
Our Mr. - is now at the Treasury Department
pushing forward the redemption Of your Treasury
Notes but II will be impossible 10 get them through to-
day They have 10 pass through ten Offices and require
in days We had 10 make out long account speci-
fying each note &c which We made very early in the
morning in hopes Of getting II through today The
funding Of the instruments Mexican scrip did not
quire onehslf the time that funding Treasury Notes
does Without personal application it requires three
days TO a week TO get stock
WAsHINGToN, March g.
One Of us all day yesterday pushing your notes
through and only succeeded getting them TO the Loan
Office where we were informed that in consequence Of
an order from the Secretary $1,000 certificates could net
be issued because $500 of tho notes bore different date
from the res and the smaller notes could not be issued
because the blanks had not been furnished by the en-
graver There has been only $500 the new loan Issued
and there many notes waiting 70 be funded which
have been lying the Loan Office since Doth Feb and
farther advanced than yours The Register, who
has received many complaints OF delay is now engaged
in drawing up new form OF funding which he VIII
urge upon the Secretary. Yours truly
The business Of the Custom House from the LIST
to the 9th of March inclusive presents the following
anita a with he sarna ne,iod lastv
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miscellaneous.
rAIRpANKsis PLATFORM

FAIEBANKS'S PLATFORM sUALES.
THE GREAT SUPERIORITY OF these Sesles has never
been so fully Understood and appreciated as during the
past year While hundreds ofimperfecl YET warranted
scales Of other kinds have been tried found wanting and
purchasers Of Fairbanks Scales have In no
case been disappointed.
The universal confidence which Is felt In the accuracy
have come 10 be regarded the standard from which
there 10 appeal.
No matter how severe the les-(And the makers court
the severest essuo whether the article load
10 be weighed placed the center either angle OF
The pGtiom-whether the amount Is small great-fsom
the lowest the highest cspaeiy Of he scaleIhe amount
indicated Is always right
These considerations duly estimated by all thai cass
Of the community who value their reputation for correct
dealing and hence the increased and aniy increasing
demand Tor fairbanks Platform scales
FAIRBANKS l. CO Agents,
ml2 2miseod IA Wster-st New-Y
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CLEARED.
Ship Sias Holmes. Berry Orleans VIM Nelson.
Barks Ellen Augusta. Hubbard Norfolk Croiou. Soul.
lard Hsvre, L Hurlbut & CO. Indians, Watts, Liner
lex Elwell & Co.
Brig Leverett. tanners, New-Ross, II Robertson:
Theresa Ellis Philsdel, Mary Perkins Chase. Port ~
Prince, II & w Delsfeld. American NeNsr, Savannah,
Durham Dimon
schrs Native American Goodman Havana W Lew.
TO- Martea, Brooking Havana Brett Vose Texas,
lngharn. Boston, Rio Grande, Race Charleston. Col
Blum. HerTick Pbilsdel; Triumph Wade, philadel
Plat & Vsn Brunt
sloops James Lamphier. Kinney Providence; Sarah.
Barges Philadelphia, Dehart, Phadel. Whale, Bald.
win, do.
ARRIVED.
Ship Ohio. Bird, 80 DIS I'm Liverpool mdse 10 Thomas
25 DIS I'm the Banks OF Newfoundland with westerly
winds
Brig Caryl, new shsckford ds I'm Eastport ath,
fish &c 10 ArTowsmith g. Wheeler.
Scbr Csthsrine Scott - DIS i'm 81 Thomas sugar, &c
10 Jonathan Thompson. Left bark Gen Harrison Smith
unct brig John Crosby Hopkins, do; schrs Roxbury,
Sears do: Orb, for Mobile next day; Psco Fulford,
for Turks Island next day Two Brothers whaler) Ew-
en-, on a cruise : mail steamer Eagle arrived Feb a.
in a sinking state having been ashore on Barbuder
hauled on the railway Feb Is. Bark Roman, Docken.
dori put in in distress I'm York for Greenock; had
discharged her cargo Of with but little damage
Brig Selma. Msrston in distress I'm York for Ireland
had cold part Of cargo Of corn damaged and the remain
der would probably be unit TO reship Bark Hortense
Jackson. had nearly completed repairs and would
commence reloadng for Valparaiso Brig Rowland,
Watts in distress I'm Baltimore for Liverpool had
nenced discharging cargo Of -four and corn badly dam
aged Brig L D Wolfe, Sturdeyant, had commenced
dischargng Brem brig Caroline, Jefferson. I'm York
for Valparaiso, under repairs, to reload soon
schr Matilda, ds fn Passport, lath, &c 10 Srrges
& Co.
scbr Thos Bsgwell. Miles ds I'm Virginia corn, to
Benton.
schr Oregon, Hill, IL ds I'm ssco Ne, heading, &c 10
master.
BELOW-Bark Am Louisa and brss unknown.
SAILED.
Ships Columbia, Charleston Rambler, Cork, silss
Holmes, Orleans, Spartan. (BD Liverpool Banks
Croton, - Brighton Manila, Darlington Glasgow
Brig Peruvian Sligo. schr Native American, Havana
and others Wind NV.
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cHANpLERIs GRAMMAR.

NEW GRAMMAR Of the English Language, BY
"a Joseph r. Chandler ESQ. Editor nted States
Gazette price D. centsTls work Is 10 the hands OF The
iereoiyper and viii be Issued by the subscribers IN The
month " April II = plain familiar but thorough
exposition Of English Grammar, adapted 20 he present
condition q our Language and 10 the wants Of the Schools
u this couDiry and designed not 10 discuss the
with the teacher bot enable him communicate an &C
cIrate knowledge Of with facility 10 his pupils Those
VINO acquainted with Mr.. Chandler, either personally
through hs widely circulated and important OuTna
viii estate TO admit thai II would be dhcu 10 hnd
person better suited the task OF preparing such q
treatise and thar Il bs expected TO be standard
work IN us department 10 be Of eminent service to he
OF Education, and 10 reflect honor on the School
Literature Of America
THOMAS cowPERTHwAIr L co.
Publishers aud Booksellers,
25S Market-sL Philadelphia
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new WAREHOUSE FoE
PR N is ON LY,
spring styles,
1s41.

Offer for sale by the piece package,
~ 500 CASES PRINTED CALICOES- Comprisns
all the desirable styles large proportion OF which
having been contracted Tor before the late rise In the mar
ket viii be sold than manufacturers present prices
Printed lists Of prices put into the hands Of buyers
N BIB r. LEE, lale senior partner 10 The original hru
Of Lee and Brewster from which he retired In l5i5 ha
Joined The firm OF Lee Judson, and solclts the patron
age Of his old friends The business e conducted unde
the firm Of LEE, JUDSON LEE
February 5. le47. 25f tits
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Gats.


~ The New Hat Company Price Hstsiofe.
The very hnest Nuirs Hat hat be made, three dol
lars the yery meet Moeskin a. three dollars No sec
ond priseno second quality The trade supplied with Tia.
Mirrors 49, Tract House, Of Spruce and Nassau
sc. lml0 fds. GARBARRATI, Manager
II Something Nerv-An improvenient.-The
attention OF the esrng unity called 90 Genua
Spring style OF Hat with he AMI original style 81
lining Introduced by The subscriber.
mil shs. "a BROADWAY. opposite ST PGurs
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~ NIesmerIsm-Truth will Triumph 81

surgical hsve besn performed this week ~ ta
Wesley an Methodist Church Aenst near Grand. upon
Somnambuliss while in state OF Inconsistencies, and
sno her will be performed this evening, Friday March
l2) Come aud Judge for yourselves and do not depend
on the dtctum Of brsnless doctora The world IL cha
lenged TO show that anything like COLLISION Is prae
tced 10 producing these results To commence Al y.
o'clock. Ambulance II. cents. ml2 IL
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Books.
BUFF AND Blue;
nR THE PRIVATEERS or The REVOLT TfON-A

IA THE PRIVATEERs or IRE REVOLT rIoy-A
OTAe Of Long Island Sound. By ChAs 7. Sterling
TIE writer o this work las chosen happy tine for The
incidents q his tale hat Interesting period of our Rsvoa-
nSrsfy history called 10 New England The Corduroy
Tines when the British Scarlet opposed the Pam.
ors BuE ard Blue TIE scene IL LAID LOng Island
Sound and Is thrilling narrative fosrded on actual
Fezecs sni well worthy The peruss OF a. interested il
American hsrosm ard adventure. and VIII no doubt place
the author Ia the hrst rank Of American r0veBtA IL
fans 100 psges vel printed, good paper Price
. cents
TIE Midnight Bel, The Fatal Hour founded Incl
beats real life, ~ Bsrun Won Holster. Price 3 cs
LIE Travels ard Adventures IN CBoTuis Ant Scenes IN
the Pacfc OcsGn By Thomas Fsrnhs- Price - cents.
The Life and Adventures Of PaEl Jones Price y certS
The Year z0o OF he Adventures OF Henry Russell,
novel u the Future. Price ~ cents.
The Tow Of London, by Alnsworh, with Illustrations
Pnce 20 csrtS.
Lives Of Celebrated Statesmen. by John 9 Adsms with
a Sketch Of the disins gshed sathor, By Rev ChAs W.
Uphsm- Price Is cents
The Architect Series Of Original Designs, Nos form
ing the lat vol Of this work be had neatly bound Tor -
Ellen Monroe, No. 4. Price . cents.
Martens Bible. No. 81. Price 3 cents.
Agents and others supplied on the best Of terms by
Fitz Henry, or Marriage IN High Life. Price - cts
The Back Meudicant Price = eis.
Argument Of Edward Livingston sgans CAPITAL Punish
nsnt Price ~ cts
The Slave King. or The Triumph OF Liberty Price IS
celis.
Ellen Monroe-Pau4 Price Is cents.
mig w. II. GRAHAM Tribune Buildings
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" Are You III Use Hyer's Pils :-o1e o.
receive OF the system. See General Notice column OF
The TIlhQue tomorrow. eI MWAfu
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rF- silver Door-Plafes.-Fine silver Door Plates
of laes styles furnished and engraved at the low price
of S. warranted Of the best MATERIAL al j. ENERDELLs
Door-Plate establishment 500 Broadway, cor Duane-s,
NIP Smiseod.
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General Notifies
NERVOUS DEAFNESS

t3- The following IL an Extract from letter re-
eeived from distinguished physician IN THIS STATE Inc
name is withheld by request OF the writer
"a II. CHRISTIE. NJ D. Dear Str One OF my patients,
unknown N me, obtained your Gslvanic Belt with The
Magnetic Fluid, for serious affection Of deafness The
that Of a lady whose nervous system wes much
disordered and her general health poor Much was done
previous the application Of the Belt but with very little
success and feel II only right 10 tell you that since she
commenced wearing the Belt but few weeks ago, che
has entirely recovered her hearing and her general health
is better thai for several years Her friends arc reoiced
beyond measure al this happy result"
Dr. CHRISTIE would state that the above Is not solitary
case Many po rho have quite lost their hearing,
and have been deaf for years have recovered II by the
If the organ be not Injured, there always
fair chance OF recovery by the proper application OF Gal
vanism II should, however, be remembered, that the
sooner the application Ia made the better.
The only Agency in NewYork for CHRlsTIE's genuine
article is At 53 Broadway Beware Of spurious articles
No Drug Store has the genuine article ml2 II
rT~ The next Lecture Of the course on Assoca-
ton will be delivered on Monday evening next. l5th
mat. commencing hafpsst y al the Lyceum Rooms,
Broadway Subect-Life and Doctrines OF Fourier The
public respectfully invited 10 attend Ambulance
free Those who chose will contribute 10 pay expenses
Of light, hre, &c. &c. ml2 Sns'
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AMERICAN MUSEUM

AMERICAN
EOUR SPLENDID PERFORMANCES DALY-ln
Il the morning a IL O'CLOCK, In the afternoon ats IN ne
evening At o'clock. and again ast.
Positively no Free List except the Press
~ Morning vsiters are not admitted 10 eitner the 81
leTnoon or evening performances 49, ,,
LAST WEEK OF GENERAL TOM THUMB, 8,
the smallest Man In Miniature in the known world,
weighing only FIFTEEN Pounds, who has been patron
OF Europe and been seen by over 5000 Pc sons since ns
return To America The General is 10 be seen
EVERY MORNING FROM IL TO l2i O'CLOCK
On the platform in OF the main halls OF the Museum ia
his extraordinary popular performances including his
CITIZENS DRESS, In which he will relate his History,
Travels &C sing variety Of Songs, dance the Polks
FREDERICK fHE GREAT, oREcIAN STATUES, &c.
&c. He will also appear In bis magnlheent
FRENCH COURT DRESS
before Louis PHILIPPE, King OF the French, and al
the principal Courts of Europe Amer which ne VIII ap
BEAUTIFUL SCOTCH COSTUME,
In which he will dance the HIGHLAND FLING, &c. &c
The MAGNIFICENT PRESENTS received from Queen
IN TIVE AFTERNOON FROM 70 O'CLOCK: %.
Iety OF Performances and Costumes in conjunction with
other performances
Also in he Evening at T. and sgaln at 81 o'clock.
THE GENERALS MINIATURE EG1lfASE,
with coschman aud ooman, VIII pefsmDuale Tue sfeels
GREAT WESTERN, the Yankee Comedian.
MISSES WHEELER and JULIEN
MADAME ROCKWELL, Fortune Teller. .
Ambulance Is cents; children under 10, ~ cents NO
readnssionsone payment will entiIie 10 but one adms-
r The public are respectfully informed that General
TOM THUMB will terminate his public exhibitions for.
as he can pay brief visit ~ the prncpsl
ms PIT. BARNUM.
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Also lot ps''an'sG[ GEORGE W. cHEpIc. Constable
JACOB g. PLATT. Auctionscr
UUARDwARE AND CUTLERY aALE--J.

JACOB s FLAIT. AuctOn5oI !.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY SALE
Room, q PlslsL corner Of 0oldst by catalogue, $50
cards. cases and lots Of Hardware and Cutlery heavy
goods Ic among which Is wrought nails Carpenters i'm.
aon rim locks edge tools, spsned Tea usys hand ana
buck saws Norfok lsches chains and general assort-
ment OF Shelf Hardware and Cutlery goods.
Also so anyis and 30 COTTONWOOD and horse cards.
Also, iron chests on wheels.
Also 90 dozen butchers knives.
Also one entire psckase "Crook's' pen and poekss
knives
Also wraggs strngers and Rodgers's pen and pocket
knives on cards and 10 dozens
Also large assortment Of table and dessert knives ana
forks, carvers, nc. a
n b. Sale peromptory. Terms, 4 months for sums Of
100 dollar aud % " ard for approved paper mi2 It,
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Clinton Hail. corner Beekman and Nassau ss-2iH0 vol
umes-Sxty Reviews and Magazines. American and Eng
lish Clerks Initiation Fee, 81 Hall Yearly Dues, IL
Merchants and others yearly subscriptions, 80
c. l.. EVERITT,
IL funiaMNNLRs Preld.nl Mar Lib. Assoc alton.
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6onses to Eet.


- TO LET ON CHELsEA.SQUARE-,
house "a West Twontslh.st hvnunS % SnsS7~
Also' lie house $50 West Ninsteentist
AIso ths store and dwelling 100 Hinssyenue nes Cns'
sea SQUARE The fufnsbed with Gas ns1d-
acme glass Chandeliers lie. and 10 well Gaeen tos to1
confectionery or fancy goods business TIE dwenf p.n
Is very spacious containing sixteen rooms, and WI % W
Also Inc sdjoning house nod II now occupied ~
Thomas E. Clark APpiyn -,u, ,.s,-~.
nl2 iei u, n NOSuhA-s, 70 - 80
- TO LET-Jedsrson Hall, Ninth wsfd--Ihs ARE -
sory Dnck corner OF Hudson ena Cnsa'es y.
- known az the Jefferson Hail., and tor nsny Dr.
pss, a. tho Democratic Head Quarters 10 NE E1iss -
10 good aud responsible tenant ne srns w. - -
sbls The building would DO ensssed and mkfgssc ~
a. 70 become one Of me nest spscieas ~ ws' Nv
yided sau sfsctory lessee should ouer ApPy.Ds- -
mi z~is e. n. WfNsLoW, 81 WAll-sl DO hoassgn-s-
- WANTED-Ths lower psn u . hovec 70 49,
ssuf nsighborhood-one hal has ocsn ocSupeo
- store 10 foat OF be hisd up for ne - y :
good tenant Address Amsriean boz =, TRIBUNE 49,;
stating location, price and otnsr pUrculsFsi wnssa,
Satisfactory, win De tmmsdtassy attended q. MO sH
XVANTED-Fors gsntssl family Of four psrsces.-s %
w chidrsr-s suite Of ave In pleasant
hood. large second story win i've rooms Or VIZ w
rooms and IN auto would Be preferred Leave IcS sof
A T. 3. Branch =. o. Chsinam square GH
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LAND AGENCY.

rTNHE UNDERSIGNED hss established Land Ohce In
Lewisburg Virginia where he will attend 70 selling or
renting and paying taxes, &c.
He has hand large quantity OF land improved and
unmproved, which he will eel low.
JOHN Z. LEWIS, Land Agent
LEwfssuRe Va March 5, ls47. m2 iw
u New.YoIk CouIlsI Enaalrer ~ please copy.
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C0TD PINS Of The best quality cheapess ra,ss
IGast received new snd large sssormsni 0. ne oess
soid pens sad silver cases 81 BELL GOULDS,
uLlv Qse Jszssa 4 eeslb ~ Nssss2sb
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General Notifrs.

~ Eighth-sf. iTareh o, Is47-Nh BAEHY is9
bro.cWay-Sv. L. justice TO re ueflis q your Irco-
pherous, allow 20 --knorlsdge he benefits have
perience1 from i,s n nv oTn family Mrs. c. ser
ly fs OF, lriuc-c, hro-gt ne Information Of her
ssler Try your Trcopnerous, Which she represented
most useful snd pleasant article for dressing be hair
Afer ne use Of snail b0e Der hair recovered Is former
strength and ppearancs have since recommended II 10
ny friends srd sxsJs End Is ption sueh 10 prove
Il az article q genuine merit PS.ss 10 send BY b-srrr
two bottles e. - cents each, and cbtee your-
THOMAS CAMERON
Every variety q soaps, Shaving Cream. Extracts.
Colleges, Cosmetcs, fcmaiuus, ~ Vi al extensive
Brushes; Toilet Bottles Odor Boxes &C 81 81 Broad.
way lew doors above The Cliy Hotel NIL Sis
LIQUID HAIR DYE.
~ Bachelors Instnntaneous Liquid Hair
Dye decided The beet odered II produces per.
leaving lie hair son Ard elastic natural bar sod
by WIN BACHELOR. Wall-st Price, hair bottles 81
~ wh.sker beetles 81. Copy The address III mi'eod
WIGS AND TOUPEEs.
" Batchelor's new invented Wigs and scnlps
Wig making. The public are invited 70 Inspect large
assortment manufactured only b WIN. BACHELOR, :
WA-st near Broadway Copy TIE address. l7t lniseOd
nes 10 receive paaents 81 Der hoase. .hl lthH New
YOrk.
Mrs also visits etss snd children their horaes and
gives direction for he spDicktou ofWslef Cure s0
J. D. WHEELER,
~ Commissloner for the states OF New York
anG CONNECTICUT, TEnmany Hal MI
~ T. j. Coleman. Exchange Broker, No. 81
WAll-sL New-YoTk- Uncuueut DOreg bought ART soid
gold and river exchanged and drsfts collected Of
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Drp gooos.
MILLINERY GOOD

MILLINERY GOODS.
MARTIN LAWSON, Importers and Job5eTs, "a
wi yohss zap stsirl are pow openins sser spnnE L.
porIsfion Millinery Goods, comprising every Gncie n
- re TIE ssnuon Of buyers "a solicited mic Tvs
NTEyy STYLE SPRING CKAyATe-Alsos spring
M Summ-r Cassnerss, yestIngs and Dfillngs 70
- v.-s-Ty A. WIN T. JENNINGS co.'s,
go qas. 81 Broadway. American Hotel
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THE POLITICAL CARlCATUHES
IN THIS WEEKS YANKEE DOODLE, beside MIRA
Candle At the White House, No W. The Cockney Ia
America, No. Commoo Council, No II Desthbed and
Fuoeral Procession pahevca Illustrated, Past snd Pre-
sent. The Last sleighng and great variety OF comic L.
lus;reuons and let,er-press.
" The Second Volume Of Yankee Doodle commences
o. The 10Th Of April Persons wishing len regul.rly Al
heir residences are requested to leave their 81 the
publishing Office. w. Fl GRAHAM,
NIP Lii Trhnna RuiLdiny
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Garpeiinss.

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CARPETINGS.
SMITH q LOUNSBERY, "a, Pearl-sI Opposite WI
Susm) are now daily receiving their supplies OF carpet
ipgs kc for the Spring Isde-among which are sfse
number Of and elegant patterns 81 the following ex
trrmely low prices -. - ~. $1,000
:. S-Ply Imperial new patterns, 50. 70 los per yaa-
Double and superfne Ingram, new pat DO 20 Is
Fxtr. 6ne and nne Ingram, new patterns, % 70 d
Common Ingram. neh bright eolors, 10 to5a =.
AIso alaxe assortment OF Floor Oh Cotns rom 70 "A
Eel vide Rugs Drusges Msrings table snd piano Co
vsrs ard general assortment Of al other articles con-
pecred with The trade extremely l0S mI9 ~.
NEW SPRING CARPRTISGs--PEIEH soS,
lNHrMPHREY ROSS, ~ Pearl-sL near dsdlsonl
rave receivsd by arrivals from Europe, ahge ana
rch assortment Of the follosing enoics CIpsunss.
Sarouy Velvet and Tapestry Carpets; patterns ard 90
$50 sai,,sly ueu-never before offered q this country
and framed Brussels CarpeiA
Rich ply, shAfngs. do.
'Double super super and extra hnc do
Dsaask Royal Tysiled and Plain Venetian
Wirdow Shades, Table and Piano Govern
DruEgets Rugs, Mas, Ge- Also, heavy on Clotns,
rom % a feet wide ,foseher with large lot Of Cheap
Goods 70 which particular sreurion IL called no <nis
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houses for 6ale.

- AT PRIVATE sALE-Nsw.Roehsls County
Seaf and small Farm, suste 10 miles from me cay
- one on he most beautiful residences w WestcheSsr
Coaasy IL " sllasssd between the Tiage q hsw-kc-
bslls sud ths stssmbos landing half mile ron - le
Ter and half mile from ths Hsw.Ycrk and Nsw.hsvU
Rsilrosd me cottage boil, Ia iste ~ Norman wnts
story -bair dwelling house, faxm houss
slsblss coseh house &c sl nesfy ns~, Y sooa 80,
20 ns ~ onusuas sbsds sss end shrabe:sy
.sss:.s sss ,s sss., 80 ~ |. 80
s1eno al Whiek q Gss, thrfy spDle orcAesds
e,s1sd add % fa sssdsg xiss s,0sss seeeso's
TIA sssy fsess q passing qoickly 5esyese his ylese
I'D - civ reader very dssirsbs for he family Of
,,s an Dong business Ia One half Of IL guam
NV on ard Wild buildings, viii b. sold sspaTst6sy
Sssirsd Terms, &C. made Known o. spplieatioo 70
ANTHONY J. BLEEckgH, Auetiepes!
nl2lv 7Broad-et
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Amnsements.

DALMO's OPERA HOUSE. chsnber+st-FRl.
frlAY EVENING Narch LAS eight bat one. viii
be p~rforr8-d Verdi rew Opers u LOABARDl ALA
PRfMA cRNCIATA
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- RS az RAFFLED-Ay slusble good
.s1fu65 ned Piano Forte, Ia = handsome n0dern
6mahogaly frame, IN excellent order, the
VIZ upr0pefy Of person N e5no.5 ~. ei5.
Ill - ascided Cen be see4 BY aides add genilemen a.
~ tnIrd door front room. VITO are requested 70
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