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-Hl I4ORSE's FOOT

UOW TO KEET m SOuND.-D. APPLETON 4 co.
II have lately Published Tho Horses Foot How to Keep
10 sound. with llstratous by VIM. Miles, Esq from the
thili London editiC Price y cents
This 10 exceedingly valuable book on subject OF
much i'm pOrtance farrefs and the Of horses
The attention Of the author directed 10 the subject
while ,erving In the Life Guards; and after having re-
signed his commission and retired 20 his residence near
Exeter, he commenced a series Of experiments the
horses OF hi. stables and those his friends The
suits show thar the ordnery methods u shooting and sra
nng rep ste with garng faults; end the errors daily
prsciced would astOund most experienced farriers
whose experiences will generally be found 20 resolve t.
self into untrng perseverance IN UNMARRIED plan for
series Of years The author IN clear but unpretendng
style, describes with sufficient accuracy the anatomy Of
the foot point out the many errors In the ordinary meth.
cd o. shoeug. and condemns unsparnsly the custom OF
claiming up horses IN stalls &c The book will commend
iseto the good Of al no read IT, snd should be In
the hsrds uf every person who owns a horse"
d 4 CO also publish Stable Economy Treatise on
the mArsg.msrt OF Horses by =. John Stewart edited by
byA r. Allen l2fnO. iilustratsd--i.
" No should build stable or own horse without
consulting the excellent directions for stsbng and usng
he horse in th, book Of Stewards II IL an invaluable
wade mscum Tor all WHO have the luxury Of a stable
IA
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rnrkef- Carefully r,polf,f foy The Tribune
MONDAY. March 10.
AsHEs-Ars duh at s7l ard IA. The sales are so
O. 3 bile
COTTON-Thsrs IL q fair business doing although many
orsrstors waiting Tor the steamer The sales are 1000
tsss ADD the market De- yery sth The purchases were
ssrsrsl.y f1r export
FLOUR AND MEAL-Ths market for Flour contin.
-. 70 - arm and holders generally disposed to ask full
pess The trsn.actions resch $40 bbs ~ so 0O 90
+, B-ooklyn and round Ohio; Ad5 6li for fat Ohio
sd MiehiFsn 5oG6 62t for Oenesee some safes Gen
rather than common were made az o. The
ate numerous arrivals from New Orleans have brought
bat sales 500 bbs common atb - snd u2O dds
fancy ate 90 To arrive there some negotiations
for stse hesrd Of sales In southern there -
rct much doing Sales 200 500 hbs Howard 81 Alex
crs Se - &c 81 The supply 10 not large Jersey
Meal offered -, without buyers IL couo be bought
at ga There "a some bTeudywine on market hJeriour
. 75dS 57i ana
GRAIN-For Wheat there is a good milling demand.
and 600 bushels Ohio mixed were taken for milling al
Isn csus That price offered for more. There are
inoury and the tendency II prices was downward sales
81 iOi bushels 48d5 for NewOrlssnsi % Tor Norm
Carolina, Sass cents for Yellow and White Jersey
snd Lone Island and So for prime lot White southern
Of the purchasing was for dis Hing Rye wss du
4Q al cents Oats AZ 30 Tor Northern ard quiet
Jersey sOd q cents; Virginia 43G4i cents
WHfSKN-The market Ia a. before, perhaps father
timer for bb sales Is 70 100 al y cents ana ~ drudge
thds ~ p cents. time, with interest
PRONlsION5-The recent numerous arrivals from
s.vr-ans have brought considerable addition to our
Pfovisions bnt has been landed and The
quiet Small ssles old Pork were made At -
ana $40 Mess az 10 S7. No new frine IN mar
ret Beef IL rather heavy Sales son bbis country Al
l24as 25 and 25 Lard is 10 good rec ies but sam
pies cannot b. gottsn Il for dsy or two Good bbis
would brrg cents; 640jt Picked Meats are also
scarce Sales 100 fierces Winchester Hams AZ cents
The following statement eSehits the exports from Oin'
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,,asxn,,u an MONA, n,rrss~

d. o.,. , N,,s, a. ,s N,-.A r's'
M,~o~ ~
th.rc VISA S,>,i Jesl NJ bueNsn,, ie sec SNNe
.,.I N.ga, t's tAs .sauS s,,s, asa ees'es avs 'A'
p. ,s-.est 49, ss,ts'ssi a. Sc >sS'Hs FSs'N ''e''
.., ~. src SsaassS =, y AVA Hs,stawse' S>S'"
VI - ssss a Ne s,reasnse ,r she 'su"'s'''" 81 me
.-s-ss1 rs.N >, N,Niss Dcrs,s,'rs IS rr''"'s s''''
,s..ts ses tAsfs ,,es'Ss'.Ns 're'Nts''e 'eeN't
1919 ssStSsf. ras S,lve, ~ Wall ass Hanover 80
-. .,.,.wA.f ~ - "a sstivity aDicvs TIVE wh,
- i. ss.rsrsis s,svess 80 thei rvs,vi II wealth
r>c nj rrs,Nct &, jasctve sud nominal At %
49,, a., s>~s Sr,arss asa Nf F,AeSs The 'agr'y 81
I'll. s>J 49, she rasssi. ~ ecrssaosnoe et ne "'n'
.-ivs' fiNs .esnsf. " Gvisf
ls SrstSh. Ne hear ol bat bule movement OK
,.rlps s,s.s~i.> C,s,,r Is t.ut 81 $50 Con- 90 ps'
,..>,. Nes,,,rtsis,ts t.sfN >,me eosas,meut' 60
a.,usrs wee s.ste 81 q, ss i,,5 setS su q, HSu d.
a, .er statement Yesterday CT thc Treasury Note
l,.r .af ssrrr, were b. little ln eftcf Ms'sls'ie'
.~.es ST. sS,ace irstss3 ~ stcCoN sod he amount
.-.stss f,s Ccsocrsu Risfs aua scshschild' IT, a.
Sea- ss trsy -. s. ,rotsR
III, N,nc, msrsct IS rather easier sud the ten
., a ersnef rePet ~ f.s S'sss is css plenty. aud
- a. a~st rsss Fsvoits rsue' arc u pes cent TO
=, r. gsass So generally tiscouutrs their receipts
r,. ssirss sse rather lsrse- Voe than these insiia
J, ,cs ~tl Sisscrut
We have received slip tom the Office of Ihomp-
49, Nee hrfeftffs fNhs we ''''V"''t '"'''''
..-r
The >.sie Bsak 81 Ssugcrtes snd the Northern ~
..s Esrk have resumed 10 IS gratifying 20 ua 90 reas
- ruAlc thst bank notes when secured wholly by
\.a.N.rk stocks. Focc, ard cannot be oepfe
s',ss Sut tsr,rarsiiy There sre no Banks nov iihs
80 = Csvrfs LAKE hSvirf resumed some time suce'
sf .sr,rscr whcsc rotcs are secured wholly oy New
p. isr,ss srs The Atlas banks yet down and their
80. ~ selling 49, tc SD cents on The dollar
Ne s5yise readers % keep clear of the Gore sans
. ersr Nxrscs
ne ssrk 81 Attlcs 81 Buffalo hs' Withdrawn iis Ar.
1850 ..,s from the Couucers office, aud substituted
Nr-Nerk .o.ks thus SIMPLY securicg the public ire
ft. =, re gsnk itself which, hy the BY - one OF the
- u III. safe Ohcr hSnks having repudistea stocks
r,-s. fcl'ow ihc example Of Ibis Bank
The steamer from Boston on Saturday had only
..rs $500 m specie on board.
A, Philadelphia the money market is less strIn-
s.-L TIE rsss tor 6s-,sss paper from 70 p per
,ss, sra the csons FOR discounts out Of doors have
fs8-sly decreased.
The New.York snd Erie Railroad Company have
,S sr sn instsispt Of $40 per share s shares On
a.A ihs payments heretofore made do not exceed $50
%. .hsre. PAYABLE On the l2th q April next.
The Csnsl Bank al Cleveland Ohio, has changed
lad. Issas L. Hewitt takes the pTe'deOoy and Warren
Jsuains the csshisTship.
At Cincinnati there has been en- increased scar
city CT Exshause sigh. bills selling At u premium
IRE uousyr vketis still sight
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TIE AMERICAN ARCHITECT.

COMPRISING ORIGINAL DESIGNS FOR CODN-
ArRY RESIDENCES, adapted 10 the taste aud circum-
stances Of the Merchant, Farmer and Mechanic. Three
Dollars annum, 10 advance.
This popular york has reached it, 9th number. II
vas scted BY practical architect Mr John w. Rchl
well known ia NeNfoIk - the builder OF some OF the
most beautiful villas and cottages IN his vicinity II IL
1biished monthly a. the low price Of a per annum, or
IS cents each number snd possesses great merit In the
b.-uty fs desgus the style Of publication and the foil
and exact explanations and estimates accom- panyins each
number II decidedly the best work cottage and VII
lsge architecture published IN this country
Il 10 peculiarly Amencan-sdApted % American wants,
tastes and habits all estimates based upon thorough
practical knowledge OF The cost and quality OF The mater
ss used"
lie is 10 improve architectural taste, which is very
much needed in thi. community Published BY
mis- Stis C.M sAXrON, 205 Broadway.
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F0REIGy BOOKS LIST 70 VI.


MeCuioeh. Commercial Dictionary new edition brought
down 10 1897 iarse vol SIS -LoHd
Mcksnny Ha's ludisn Tribes a. North America, with
10 c00red portraits from Life, handsom-ly bound,
vols folio. half Morocco, alt edges sloo-publithsd Al
= 90 IN Nos
Nontsbert--Trats Comglet DE- IA Peintere, vols syo
and Atlas. $50 -- P1rts. l.24
Ssms.ss Library With a. vols l2mO-l 300 ine eolored
illustrations. SEQ Edrab.
Old English Hsrsions-studies ffom-iheir furniture
plate, Se-by an architect vols. folio, saj.-LoHd
i847
Old Eusland or Pictorial Museum q Regal, Barouia
sud Ecclesssica Antquities-numerous illustrations
psu snd colored vols folio. cloth. Sl2-LoHd 1871.
Old Fng'and's Worthless Gallery Of Portraits Of Eu
nent Staesmeu Meu Of Letters and Science, with II T
LIMITATIONS. folio cloth S6-T9nd l8f7.
Profess0na Papers OF the Royal Corps Of Ergneersnu
r-erous plates. vols 20. cloth. 50 L 0nd @.
Plutafch Frsncsss-N des Hommss st Femmes iusrsi
DC IA France-avec ieurs Portraits, vos. royal $50.
half Morocco. So -prrtF
Prichards Resesrches into the Physics story o. Msn
kinn vols limo. with piates. sc Sls.
Prouts Picturesque Sketches 10 FaucsT large folio halt
bound, >l6.
Popss Complete Works edited By Roscoe best edition.
vols. $50. calf extra So
Public Works Of Crest Braip-Railways Canals. Docks
Bridges. Sc-nBr erous illustrations. lsrss folio half Mo
rocco. CO. 10 be continued
GEO. r. PUTNAM, Publisher and Importer,
milf iii Broadway.
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l- trfislla % F...lsf n ..ls
IH rFvtbf ~. ntW fnff
a"f raiafHstifi Lnnl.f
VkLtAnLT WurEr ufrfurD 40 TifE TnAbg
Lfaf 200 VI.
Hone TfsassfI fslia $500 % che Lasi falfg finfas
fsria-i aai hfsiifa'iB isfffaai F1fs'- is'"n ss'h
.rHIa
nspir iiaats ms Home 1'e,r nass iao.. fa- sHis
cloth tN frnfa
urfi.a-a a, fIIlas ur pf1aHd 90 ua risusss ,'
Civilization ~iih has r9p,sd l.sias ssssu'sd s London
fffln cloth Ilfaffs
irfs- anf bio nitaf oi Aaesd Tee ~ The HDbis Iced
furrH I4 IIHrfarf AGES ahH Nanns ulth nns uiastre
f1ns naa fafrd in f.4fdaa. .fna ~ crris
Iafllrs r's lMst thsfafieI sfs NJ Women, rIth 2
haauufui pgfrats. engraved by Heath q tfo s'fDn3
fliteKa o.
Iunle.oe. lMnJ Memoirs ard E"ay' ltmo. pager
lit ernfs
lahns'ons Asricaltar,l ChsfisirY. llno cloth q.
tahnt0n's Rrsafs 0f f5dforahy iZns, cloth ~ Go
Keats fooflrri WoftsfvD psrts. lDmo. paper ii GO
- rhe samr. cl.fh. III
Tre asfnr cloth. f'If -K.fA 2,
kips Jesuit Niasi1as North Amrrca- tsD psrts, ga'
Per CO. rauff
-- Tho same. cloth. 81
krsisnds i'ir.l Western Cissrnsg series ~ capita
sketches ~ Western lIfs lfnn. pa9cr IN cents
- >rruser and fhr FlIry Queen. limo, paper 'o 90
-- The fsHne bound @lfh Chagccr. cloth. silt 81
knlFhts Halt Hours With tho Beet Agihors-t-o parts
l6mo. paper 81.
-- Tie sane. cloth D -
knight. Hall Hours with the Bs,i Authors -sec0ld
series Nearly resfv
TO be crnunusdJ
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cAmppELLjs mIrsTRELs.
AT IIF MIHFNh \ hiNNM. nhNAUff 4 '
Under the direction u A hsa,bal

Under she direction of kemtaA
This Company of EthioPian Mnsrsls
ore ~ tie Oldest Banfs in th- lnliec Staiss.
HAVING RETURNED from very succ~sffsl tour ~
the E.ft where they have been peroins nifhty e.
the crowded Aad fashionable buusss have M p-
are o. announce that will gye sses az their highly
popular Entertainments ~ the Mn-fvs Room br sd~sJ
Commanding Tuesday evening th. ian inst when Va
rad prosramuIs win be introduced. comprinz some CT
the choicest pieces In Ethiopian melody Win seiecuob
m Refr.rs Bursscae Dances &c All Of which viii be
performed the chssta and ptonahe manner
Afrnittancs p cents-chldren half price. Doors open
q, 7--orrrDence, a. O'clock m . 2tis'
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CuAPmAN's DRAWING-BOOK.

ELEMENTARY BOOK COMPLtTE.--Pfioe IN paper
II cover. q do half bound q q fu bound in cloth.
81 sO. Price II Drawing Copy. Book per dozen 81 90
The above work IL introduced iuto al tho Public
Schools the City Of New York and IN most Of the large
academies ard schools in the ntrror Of the state the
following extract from the proceedings Of the Board
Of Education In Boston
Mr. @. B. Emsrlon. from the Committee Books,
offered the ooFins orders, which read snd laid on
the table
Ordersd That The study Of Drawing may be intro
ducad into any Grammar School, and Chspmsns Ameri-
Drawn gBooS may be- introduced for instruction IA
this branch the discretion n the masters under the I'D
vice OF the Sub Committee
These orders were subsequently taken up ard recon-
med 30 The Con mes 20 incorporate Ia The Rules and
Orders relating % Books"
Published and Tor sale by }. :. kEDFlELDi
"a 60 Clinton Hall
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ANorHER MYsTnRY.


RERFORD \ co Astor-House, viii pub.lsh on Thurs
fdaf P1r III Mysteries ani Miseries OF New l0rk BY
Ned Suntne SUI more Thrilling snd Excitin gThe In.
.eret ~ III the Characters deepening rspdyA Bold and
Open ENpcsure--Tfe Wrefched and the Criminsl-Gam
biersA Cal upon he City Authorities to DO their Daty
90 pat them dowu-rheir Haunts and Habits longer
Secret % the Gua~iisns Of our City.
BERFORD co Astorilouse.
Have received me largest assortment Of foeg papers
ceived 10 the city.
London illustrated News Lsdies Newspaper. Punch,
BELLS Life. Sftr.st Examiner, Wilmer Smiths Times,
D0ueass Jerrods News. Spectator. London Times, Lon
don Dispatch, Dubin Naion, Dublin Freemsn's Journal
The London Court Journal, &C. Gail early II you wish
COMES
The Aposiate - played at the Park by Mr. Booth
The Belle q he Family, ty Mrs Grey, p cts
Fiirtsfious in America. BY sesisi-ld. p cis.
The Duke aLd Cousin. By Ms. Grey, . cts.
The llirg CLIMATE. hy }. "A. Duganus, % ots.
Brian D Linn. By W u. Maxwell. 80 cts.
Secret Memoirs Empress Joseph ne. ( vols -
Doubey and Son No. ~, By Chas Dickens, = ets
Valentine Nox, By Cnckton, 30 cts.
Robert NacaIre. hy Reynolds. Illustrated 80 cs
Ml1ison's "a rozure Of Old Fellowship, - cfs
Percy Rrn'hrope, hy Mrs Gore, IS cts
All the Magazines for March
The weekly newspapers " Bosom Newf0rk And Phil
ais uhia FOR sale hy BERFORD 4 co.
ri Dis AsOr House.
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TIE CAR.
HIS COURT AND PEOPLE.
b. J0Vg $ maxwell. Vol. l2Mo

b. JoHg $ maxwell. I Vol. l2IO
Pubish.d This Day
HOErENTS-Ths Mountains and Valleys. the People
Oand Politics, o. Norway; Glance ~ Sweden Win
in the North Fest gtiss th- Russian Capital
Magrihcence of The Court; The Imperial Family, the
Mobiles and Inferior orders O. the Population Travelling
Ia Russia. Mos The kremiin; Founding Hospitals
Catherine the Second TIE Emperor Alexander; Aces
sion II Ncho9si His Policy usssss; Admin strstion Of
justice Revion of The Laws; Fssis Holidays, super
stt Priests; Villages; The Church. serts. P,sssn.
try; Mauufact1rs4; mmercei Agriculture; Nischney
Novog rod The Great Fsir; Teas hurs Caravans; The
VOLTA, Sc Ns. SC BY BAKER s. SCRIBNER.
ptrf Vn nd D Mass
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NnAPoLTTAN BoNNETS.

R :: $5s"i:::::: : :: :.!
eithsr ho-sae retail. To show the estimate 10 which
their manufactures held abroad since they have sent
one % her majesty Queen Victoria their manufacture has
been attempted IA Europe bot 10 consequences Of the pro-
pr-tors long experiences and having employed the
handt for several years they enabled TO make pe0r
article ana better flush than be made 10 Europe
or elsewhere. They have also several styles Of
bssliul design 20 which they invite the public ADD the
MO avis PATTisON. NOE co . Delaney.st
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>.w.york Cnulo nIarkot.-MoSr

b own Acpcueri
Al Ms-kst oo0 Beef Cs;tls 200 southern the remain
s.. F~tsru ard NewYo-k Stste) so Cows ana Calves,
ara a. sheep and LAMBS.
Fsf Csfi.s-Prees Jet keep up 10 pretty hish MARX
Trs have been 10 sales Of consequences belo@ 81 and
-e market averages from that hgure up 70 - Per owt
ts.at 20 head rsmsin over uusold.
.sa, and Cai-es-Saes a. from s20 to s3O0,5o, as in
saAli,y All sod.
S,srp aas IauJfThe market last week vas somewhat
better supplied All sold e. from 5od4 jot 60
H4y-s-lHug At i1om s. % 20 per cwt
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I TFAsU7s NaNNOTH Ps~0EAsa " 7
MISSISSIPPI RIVER

LARGEST FAfSrI~s TIE NOELDi
DAINTED on THREE MILES or CANNAsi-EI.
hibuuFa view Of country 2o miles In length, extend
lns from the mouth Of s.our River 70 the City u
NevOrl-ns .ad reaching over degrees Of latitude
BEING TIiE LARGEST PAINTING IN THE WORLD
open every evening Sundays excepted Il the NEW
PANORAMA BUILDING IN Broadway ADJOINING Niblo's
G.rden. Admission 81 cents; children hsf price The
Panorama will commences moving At u O'Clock precisely
Afternoon exhibitions, W-dns.dsya ard Saturday, a.
o'eloct. Oh unps
nROLI DOINsS AND DIVERSIONS al the
~ Society Library corner ~ Broadway snd Leonsrdst
Tuesday March and every evening through tbs week
Dr. Valentine the celebrated de'n-stor Of eccentric cha
rscers In iinction with guor spnctto, add his
400 Iearred Canary Birds Tickets 25 cents To
msnce Al u O'clock SIG. Spiunett9 v give an exhioi'
ton 0l the accommodation Il Children every morning az
loi. aud 81 10 The aferno'n. mil wi
1lHE COLLECTION Of the WORKS Of The olc mas.
4 ts-s IL beink removed 20 the Lyceum butdins 81
Bro.dwsv To be exhibited ssAn 10 a. few day. me ols
JIWENrN-THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION
| Of rHE NATIONAL ACADEMY or DESIGN
The rooms he Academy ready for the reeep
hoo of Works FOR the Tw,utythfd Annual Exhibition
which will be opened on the i.t OF April.
rn8dt2uss JNO. @. CHAPMAN, sec'y A-D.
MEXICAN MrSEI M-Splenad performances
Asv-ry afternoon 70 O'Clock and every evening AZ y
rb snaaar has the - sunourcinE an st age
r,ant with Mr. and Mr, MALONE RAYMOND. aud iheir
three beautiful ttugher- who give their inmitsole sh
Musical Entertainments. corsiltng ~ lrsh Aneceo'es
.tetche. Of Inh Character iutersp' sed wNh Music on
The Piano Irish Melodies, SC by Mrs Malone Raymond
acd the charming Misses Fanny. Emily and LsSiss Also
erra,ed Great Western. the Yankee Miss Bernard, the
Model Of jerusalem the Scripture Ststuary. &c .
Admission 70 the whole p cents.-Children under i'
half price Reserved front seas one shilling extra M
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fHr OfDftr FffsafIsnfn fAHu ~ fHf bflIsp nttlI
saasf ne drsrsn Of D. = fhrffg whose faihaao" snh
atirtnai entertainments nzhfg h9rofrd Win reed
I'D ably fssrrrfsh. s1fIrncrs and afs fsT9s1 Win
usffaaags r1frd b slusssrt in ths city
Admission ~ csntsdoors open ~ ~ c3nc9ft e9znnenfss
e. grnck
FOR tho sceommodatln - families A. Afrfa~oos Cos
cEur b. .aY 5srrapsY-Doors open A. = cofumsne- a.
H.'.f...
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IA >aesA, vIstt Msish tt N'.Nn fNNN' -
,.arssst ssssn,s, st tef~ srN Nr'"e "''t' $50 w
ill.,. ........ .. ......
sea, q, 80 sv,'N 49, issrst'"i' e'''sS tc N''srN
60 Hsss|s. iNs sHet~t,''' 80 ''"'' "'" ne" 'e''
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TCARD.-FRENCH 4 SHAW respectfully an
nouncs % the public that they have opened store
a. rs Annst- near Broadway, for the sale Of Ladies
- and G-ntleme0's Boots and Shoes They have a.
soeth completed such arrangements viii enable then
promptly ard satisfactorily % execute a oders Tor any
goods IN their line, either a. wholesale retail A. prices
much below those charged other establishments u me
kind Boots and Shoes msde 90 measure warranted 20
No and Of the latest and most fashionable style from ~ Pc
rior stock Their assortment embraces Gentlemen Toe
Dress Boots and Caters Ladies Youths aud Boys wear
Of ali varieties and Of the first quality. BY prompt aud
polite attention their customers they hope % merit
and receive the patronage Of their friends and the public
IL.
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DRY GOODS FROM AUCTION.
AR yY,T,rMrAyr LAMBERT & COS,

MO. SIS GREcNWICH-Sf near Spung-st-yust re-
Nstv.s several cases OF fast color Prints slightly osm
aged from Cd upwards Also French plate prints, new
and beautiful Spring style for only 10 pence per yard
Al.o beautiful article OF pdnied Lawns for only s ID
90 general assortmen Of ShsetDg and shirtng hiuS
lin Al least p per cent less than last years pees-to'
gsther with general assortment OF reasonable urS oooas
mi 3fiss
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AUCTION SALE Of Filth. avenue ProPerty.-wM.
N IA FRANKLIN 4 SON, will sell a. public auction on
"Wednesday I'D Msrch, AZ the Merchants Exchange Al
clock uness previously sold 81 private sale the vau-
able modern built brick house and lot Of ground 70 Fifth
avenue west side. between Twelfth and Thirteenth cts
The lot 25t Din front and and ilAh deep, with
risht Of way 0ft 70 Theenh.s The house VS. built IN
the faithful Is In perfect order h.s hotai
furnace Croton water bathing water closet and
every other convenience the OF the lot 10 good
brick stable and coach house $1,000 may remain on
MORTGAGE Possession will be given on tina 18th OF April
AppIy 10 ing i.t22l JOHN l.. BUCKLEY, a. Frontst
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JACOB = PLATT, Auctioneer.
HARDWARE AND CUTIEkf.-l0o musket

10 casks damaged ssdrons cases silk hats 90 dos
Stain glasses 500 doz knives forks aud 100 Tote
pocket cutlery razors &c cards and In dorens brss
esndle-ticks shoyes ard tongs whips. Scissors shears
guns and pistols, shaving boxes brushes saws ch:sn
pad aud trunk locke Spoons, buckles, octs hinges IRON
weights fns plate locks steel pens waters axes grain
scoops canes thimbles chains braces and bits scses
snuff boxes, &C &c.
Also an invoice Of very fine sportsmsn knives contain
tanning full OF instruments msde for the London mar
ket and 10 be sold separate Sale 70 take this day
O'Clock at the Auction Room, 70 flatt where Cat
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-14

~ Filth Wurd.-At q meeting OF the Democratic
Wig Electors Of the Fifth Ward, held at the Marion
Monday evening the 18th inst pursuant 70 the
call Of the Wing General Committee, motion SYLVIA
NUS 2. WARD. called 10 preside and EDwARD
COOK aud RicHAED LswaENCE appointed Vice ChalrmeD
and Dr. JAMES KENNEDY and TGEODoEr 4. WARD secre-
tarles.
The call OF the meeting proceeded - ballot for FIVE dele
gates 20 the District Convention reelsct delegate and
alternate the Wing National Convention to be held a.
hadephia the 18th Of June next, 20 nominate csno
dates for President and Vice President Of the United
States Mesrrs VIM. p. Lee and Geshom Nathan, were
appointed tsers who csnvasng the ballots reported
one hundred and ninety ght votes cast and that
RICHARD LAWRENCE, CHARLES J. HOWELL,
JOHN w. THCRNE, Gen. DANIEL LEE,
and WARREN CHAPMAN,
having received large majority Of the votes cast were
duly elected.
On motion it was RESOLVED that the Delegates have
power to III. vacancies.
Resoled uaanmouslv That the Delegates selected this
evening 10 represent the Fifth Ward in the Third Con
Eressona District o. NewYork hereby Instructed 20
vote for no man legate 20 the National Convention
40 Phiadeipha who IS the declared and uncomprO-
uisiug friend supporter Of and advocate Of the claims Of
HENRY CLAY 10 The nomination for the Presidency.
On motion adjourned with nine cheers for harry CLAY
SYLNANUS 5. WARD, Chairman.
EDwAsp CooE, Vice Chsirmep
r. Lawrence. : '''0 "
Dr.. JANEs KENNEDY, c..~at..3..