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New-York tribune., 1842-04-02

For TIE Nca-Yorli Tribune.
Total No OF arrivals from Foreign Ports month OF
Oi which number wtr- British, Bremen Swedish s
Russian Hamburg, French LuIec, Venezuelan. !
Dutch.
Total 10 OF arrivals Tor corresponding month, 1871 60
Di'.o I 2f nlarct' i6t2.. los
III which number 10 British 10 Swedish Bremen.
2Eenezneian. 2 SicIan. Dutch.
Total No OF arrival, for corresponding month,
lnta! No. OF Foreign C-arances Tor Feb 1912
DtIo corresponding month for iG5
Voai No Foreign Clearances for March
Duo corresponding rnoni 1871
Total No. of CoG::.rl5 Cearanres Feb 1872
Duo corresponGin. month Tor 3f l8
ota! No. Coa>~ise Ciearance for MARCH, 1912
Dnto corresponding month 1871 oo63
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j. Bonrding.-A few gentlemen be accomrno-
dated with day board ard three tour with addi
ton al No. II City Hail Place The situation extremely
pleasant aid accessible, and efforts will be spared
give perfect SIti,tactIon. my .2:v ltlj
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IIARPER,S cough Remedy.-Thomas

III ARPER'S Cough Remedy.-Thomas
d W. fIa.p-r's celebrated medicine of zen YEARS. stand
ing Tor he OF CoJs Colds Skorness OF Brea Diff
Guilty o Breathing, Asthma, Whooping Cough, ard all
classes of Lung Complaints. been pronounced only
ly those who have been benefited by It's but by
large number Of eminent physicians as the best
medicine for the relief those distresr;ns
complaints a ea spoon full will give relief 70 the most
yers cough and hottie is sufficient in most cases 10 e.
feet For sale price shilling, by Mrs.. A. HAR-
PER, sly Bowery the drag store sS sowerY Of
Walker 81, .r by the different agents throughout tie city,
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!. y. DISTRICT COURT.
Rri0r.. .In,lrn RErrS

Several petitions passed decree. Objections
filed TO those of Peter K wykof John Bailey, Alfred
Lock wood George johnson and Jesse Green. That Of Ed
ward G. Vanbenhuvscn lies over ill Monday Leverc r.
!;rauley allowed to amend.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02
Commercial aud Money Matters.

r kiOtY, T. VI
Al the Board, to-day, Illinois Skies fell oil Long Island
i Mohawkls Bank Of Commerce improved !: Delaware
and Hudson |; Indiana Fivcs Long Island Fire Insur
nlce Co
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02

IT. Teachers lyCcunl.-Atl 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on
Saturday, April I'd, the Exchange Lyceum 3iS Broadway
n " will he open ,r the examination and explanation OF
hc rich AMI beautiful specimens recently received AZ the
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02

u Protect your Dead Pnblic Meeting will
be held This subject IN The Park, front OF the City Hall,
next Monday, ih instant, p NJ 4 Statement OF facts
w he presented the m-eting and able addresses will be
delivered az q.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02
THO SEGAR SMOKERS-The Great

w tCLbAh tCHOhChsC-1u6 u6 uTcdt
4 Sesar Depot-SpanrI House, 256 Broadway.-The
money viii he returned 10 all who purchase a, ha
they satisfied with the quality OF the articles.
rins oier made by the strong confidence derived from
the exceency of every segar that offered tor sale in the
above establishment. The entire stock has heen chosr1,
with great care and is, without doubt the splendid
has ever been offered the NewYork public E1ciu.
OF the great and paraeed variety OF the best
Of Havana and Principe there irge lot of prime Norie.
gas and N"n,, !a have been manufactured in Havana
.to.sv ir tins establishment, and they guaranteed
be frnr quality and iavor any heretofore imported
into this market
In the accommodation Of those gentlemen who prefer
smoke AT leisure and in retirement, Bar.Room
been opened in the Of the above establishment, which,
]; is hoped, vii! give satisfaction to all who ysit.
TO sEGAR DEALERS AND HOTEL KEEPERS
For sale al the Spanish House 2 Broadway, large
Havana S.gars the very low OF Sl and SIG 50
These Segars having been consigned the Spanish HOUSE
by the manufacturers Havana, with express orders to ..,
them immediately, for this son, offered at the
a.ove low prices. Their quality is hardly inferior the
be-t Norlas and tiej al! entitled debentnre
frE3o lIsst X. RAFAEL, Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02

Tickets OF membership the Exchange lvceum at One
Dollar annually or Tor single meeting at IL! cento b
had at the Iyccu,nwl admit persons TO the Lecture or
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02

OARDlNG.-Plcasanl X ooms and good
IL Board may he had in private family where
tes .e!ect s0arers quiet habits House and apart
Broad NaY. az 1M|
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02
l7,tyilcy s. Putnam are publishing by sub>crip

li0u- . 49,, ,,,-;.;r,,
The hsrry cscrp,Su and scien,lie principle, OF every
ranch ol hnman knowledge with the derivation OF All the
.r,s in general USE illustrated ny .ncraSsnss wood
General Editor w T. Bral,de, F. + s. author OF Manu-
nj o( Chemistry &C &c-aad assisted IN the various depart
m.n,, bv j. r. McCuoch. Esq. j. lndiey r t.. :, >, I.
Lou,on F. X s. Ricliard Owen. F. h : Herman !Mtfl-
vale A MJa,,.ph Gwili F. :. n, Joseph Cauvln, Esd
Thomas Galloway. NJ. y, and other eu''pen, men
This Will! contain explanations OF most S!t> .sed
conversation and in scientific ant literary ui>c'son
with hrei abstracts Of the popular and nPori4n DE-
iar,cn,> OF science and art and notices OF ne r>c; PR PR
and present Ii Intended, ihaI sl'au
manual or reference book io adt>esii2.oi
readers In pursuance this object The Creates pains Hc
been taken 10 n>nreiis accuracy and 10 render as cel
jete and instructive IL limits vii! admit: apd IL : conn
denv expected that II will h. found useful not nsrei 10
general readers and persons engaged IN the
aass life but those having leisure refer 10 more eX
.en>ive depositorcs OF human knowledge.
Part wbe published ear IN April! price . cents ana
containing 8 8co>eypri pages on fine papc or'os m nj
Prospectus and specimens may be obtaii,ei OF the pub
>hers and the agents engaged N collecting subscribers
i6l Broadway, March %, i5i2 cod 81
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02


=SingI. TckeIs 50 crn,s-at the. door al ot
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02

A,l O'Clock will he Lecture the Geology of ih Ciy
and Vicinity oi NcwNork illustrated by specimens also,
an exclamation oi plaS BY which school ana every
family procure Geological Cabinet as ,he commence
ment OF large and increasing collection showing ie pro-
,iucrinps and the wonders OF Nature and ol ART
Al oo',rSe p. VI. discussion will bc held on the best
MODES otracing reading which several persons are eN-
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02
DILES. PILES.-Dr f. Humphreys

FE1HE WAY they Go.-The way Dr..
rba ;nhah, cSdren and arp.s TIE way hS Diarbua Car
dv roe Is ,aken OF lis efficacy in all bowel conpia:h's-
The -gav his Dinner Candy Is comfort 10 all yfe
tc and The way his Catarc Candy goes cautiou to
all pill makers. l,;
ton Hall. Il <"E
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02

f-- PARTICULAR NuTlCE.-Those pei sons havn.
ri,ure o any description dispose OF, who are break
ing III, housekeeping, will im ready sale iAr any portion
or ali ter goods by sending ,i,eir address or caiae
avon the subscriber Goods purcha>ed
2GS0 f9 f. COLT0NS CO ly7 Chatham II
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02

II Prof. LyelPs Lectures OH .coioTyt-
The Sixth Lecture of the Course Will be delivered In tl.
Broadway Tabernacle on Saturday Evening. April I'd at a
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02

1T Unionikts' Association, Attention -
The members OF this association requested omee,
Monroe Hall on Tuesday evening, prl 5,b O'clock
proceed IN procession National Hall the Re-
port J, the County Convention appointed select cani-
date for Mayer. SILAS CHICKERING, President.
G. GRAY, c...,;o
S.J. SMITH, >. ao9,
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02

" Photographic k.ikcnessss, by mn improved
pacuerreo,ype process by NJ D. Van LoAS. corner o.
Cha,Tber>-St. and Broadway. " m!Sssni
II. New Work.--.'rA FLcwER-BA>KEr, a Tale
Tor Youth from the Gernau Schmid"Ju,I published al
lS0 Futon.street. between Nassau an. .SroaiwaT
work exhi,s mos, beautiful picture OF Christian lie and
canno; fail OF interesting every class OF readers tTae
Suppled on favorable terms ai u
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02

90 The workshop Of Mr. II. h. Clark of Meri
den. CT. was burned on Thursday
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02
cnnnNER,s nrElCE

The Corarer held inquest this rnornln. al he house oi
Charlie. M,Davit No 80 Shrrilstreet. the body al his
infant son, Charles aged week. The mother retired Ia
he'd between 10 and II o'clock on Thursday night 'lll
infant in good heath. in her and At O'Clock th'>
morning found dead =Ncrdict-Di.d 10y accidental
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02
r p CARROLL'S Old Established Med

- ca,,- Napor Baths we'll known 70 be essentially
necessary a, othe when tR- system
qures auxiliary throw Oh the cutice accuniu!aitd
daring winter. hcl BY reIralnn. the surface OF The
skim produces culaleou> diseases Colds rheumatism scarlet
fever, &c. They operation at > CorUandi-street
from s O'Clock in the morning q, O'Clock a. Night sui
phnr baths REQUIRE, .oe ours Portable Vapo Baths
aud Bathing rus sent 10 any par the Ci;y BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02
WILLIAM HALL. Chairman.

F,rTcurR Wrsra,y Secretaries az 1t
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02

lv Saratoga Wa,er..-Nedicinal Waters o ine
nion Congress, Pavilion. and lodiGe Springs .; asa ntI
on hand .r,.sh from the springs For sale. whoeS5t ara
retail, hv David Sands Co, Chemist q East broadway
corner Market street. - me -Hil'
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02

~ Coom.bs,a Popular Phreuoioxy.-hNsll!lh sl,,
lGns lhs chronological adnra'nr' mems o. my
VIII, skulls the vnrious oil the world
with above fifty EngravinsS and Poeica DESCRIPTIONS ol
beauty Intellect and PysioguonS, with ooser'aos'' eA
DAYTSN < NEWMAN.
12a 81 Sa,sau-street, corner OF tu!ton-stFeet.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02

II Card.-The Subscribed proposes TO devote h,la. IN
sjr,cn,iyel To The arguing ocau>e and inouo, N tse
Supreme Court, Court OF Chancerv and Court tor ,ne Cor
reclon Errors Papers sdr,sed 10 h at agaS o, ,, ,, M
Office Of JAS HuMpHREY Esq; No. Nassau street New
York. will receive Immediate attention.
Albany March 1912. I" liL'S n,L'1
mi< 2rDS
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02
HARDWARt.. American Locks, &C.

SCHOOL BOOkS.-The subscribers
keep constantly hand assortment ot the different
kind of School Books in throughout Iii" Country, which,
.ey will pos. the lowest raIe>, quantities a NAV
be desired Merchants and Teachers invited 20 call and
CLEMEN1 &faCkARD
l6f $50 Prar opposite Cedar
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02

rn,rs Bakery. Second-sireet and Bowery
III popnds Tor shilling and made from the best >urerne
i12 I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02

u Thirteenth Ward.-The Democratic Whirs
OF this Ward ave requested 10 attend public meeting be
held At No. SbenI-scc, Monday evening April i,h,
hai-pa>t o'clock Is hear the report of Committee
appointed tc nominate Charter Officers the Ward and
for the transaction of such other business may lie deemed
necessary 10 promote their election and respond the
nomination o. Mayor. By order OF tie Nominating Com.
ROYAL ORMSBY, Chairman.
CHARLES II. GRIFFIN, Secretary o9ct
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02

SuIcIDE.-We mentioned day two since
that three thieves arrested at Albany on
board steamboat Just leaving the wharf in the act
of picking the pocket OF Gen Chamberlain
Soon after being fully committed 10 prison Of
chem who gave as his name George B. Taylor
(supposcd TO be a false name hung himself with
a handkerchief from his cell door. He had served
a term Of II years in the State Prison, When
in the Police office he attempted to throw himself
from the window.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02


Mr. Jas. f. Braine. of the NIaroray Convention reported
the name ri J. PHILIPS PlIHNIX the candidate unan
mnuSty selected by the Convention Mayor which Doln
nnon was enthusiastically received by the meeting.
The meeting then gave three times three for HARRY or
Jiil NEST and auiOurnpi.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02

~ Professor SSu.h's Lecturcs.-ProitSsor
prsH having found himself, contrary 10 his expectation
noore on Sabbath evening last with larger a,itndantc e
h,n could sell be accommodated al the small Chapei OF
the Iuverv has determined 20 adopt the plan suggested
hy several gentlemen then present viz. that OF ADMISSION ny
tickets Tits plan, presumed will 50 Tar reauce ,s
nunher OF his hearers ohvia'e the Inconvenience a-
dct to f not he. will once procure larger room lhe
tickets mus. be obtained previous 10 the Sabbath as none
will on any acooun, he sold the door on that evening
Price 81 the course of Lectures. eAcluSweo the
FIRST or g tor single Lecture To he had al Wiley
K Pulnam's, Rroadwav Bartlett Weliord'>. do Roe
Lockwood's. do D. .Arple,onS. do Dayton Newman :,
corner OF Nassau and Ful,on->trec,S.
Subject o. the second Lecture The Typical Des!.n al
t- Tabernacle and Temple pc,oallv illustrated al 81
II College of Phvaicinus and Surgeons.
SEw-YORK.-rhc Puhlic Examination in this Institution
will take place nn Monday next APRIL 2 o'clock. and
thu Annual Commencement on TuesSav April 5, al s
O'clock p NJ. when Address the Graduating Class
will be delivered by the President; with other appropriate
exercises The Rev the Clergy The members OF the Med
By order.
alst. ~ DEERiNG. VI D., Registrar
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Sl'Ee y |" IIi'aLil-ssfett- COfEeF of tiur-~1rFcL
SATURDAY. April =,

WANTED, this day, Gardener-good
w wages VIII be given the situation IS desirable.
Apply a, City Office. IS Caua>. a. II
XNANTED-Places by an English Cook
w aud two Fcuestant girls Tor housewor sa
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u
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City RALEIGH Maya zine it'll the above title 1t
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Sherif's Sale,

DY virtue of sunry Executions directed from The
Supreme Court of the State of Indiana. | will expose
public sale the Court House door Cen,reve w ayne
Ind, the 24th day of December, 1912
O'clock A. NJ and o'clock NJ on said
day. the following property, towit: The half
parcel lot of land the Richmond, w
county. Indiana, known by being lot hty three
numbered the pa: Of that par: of said city by
Jeremiah Cox.
Taken the property OF Daniel D. Sloan. 10 satisfy
in favor of the Richmond Trading Mannfac-
turing Company
WILLIAM BAKER. Sheriff, ". c.
December 3d. 1912. (S2,00) 4Sts
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The New England Family Newspaper!
BOSTON MERCANTILE JOUR.
NAI-ENLARGED.

ME publishers of the Boston Mercantile Journal
Il old established and widely circulated Newspaper,
ed, have come 10 the determination of ENHANCING THE
WEEKLY FAPER, they procure of su
hcent size form By extending the coumn
and adding column 10 each the surface Of the sheet
VIII be increased about third and of
added 10 ITS contents equal 10 what contained
! columns Of the Paper!
This viii make the Journal far va!ua
be subscribers than is Its columns will
contain variety of misce aEeous
raIyes Essays, Biographies, and articles LITERATURE
Science the Arts, Educaon &c
Oar popular correspondent, Hacse- Nartngale has also
promised continuation of the series of Sea Tales, which
have attained much celebrity under the title of Sai
ter Bubbles.'
Particular ill be paid the NEW
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teret We ha be able ~ present our eaefs win many
valuable and interesting articles II GRlCCLICRE
and HORTICULTURE, rendering it still welcome
and attractive to the Farmer.
Price Current. and Rertetr Of the Market, will be
published weekly carefully corrected by experienced and
competent Great pains will be taken
sale IN this marset-and the business man may rely 18th
confidence the correctness of weekly reports
of the prices of Country Produce will also be
geekly.
a BANK NOTE T.4BLE. carefully corrected BIZ an
experienced person, giving m of all the Broken Banks
New England Rates of Discount and prices of Exchange
will also be published weekly.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

INHE subscribers propose 10 take n payment of notes
and due them, the following articles OF
try produce, if delivered soon, Wheat, Com, Oats,
Pork and FaxSeed, for which the highest market price
will be allowed. They will barter for the ARTICLES
II good small assortment of Dry Goods
Crockery-ffats and Shoes and other articles too
hume mention; which Will be cold pfices
G7-Come gentlemen, you that pay your debts
and keep trade aliye.-Cast OF tile
]. REED s. BROTHER.
Richmond, Nov. &c, 1912. 47tf
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Administrators Notice.

NHF undss .ned, having taken OUT of the Wayne Pro-
bate Court of Administration Estate of
James 5 Borton, deceased requests all indebted
said Estate make immediate aymenI and having
claims the present ten legally authentea-
ed for sesmen, within year from the date hereof
The estate is probably solvent
JOB BORTON, Admir-.
Richmond, December g. 1912. $3.50
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DROSPECTUS FOR A WEEKLY FoRuM.-The
proprieors of the Philadelphia National Forum viii,
on the LIST of January next, issue weekly edition of the
Forum This edition will selected from tho
daily Forum with original articles prepared exclusively for
it, The literary will be made of selections from
the popular writers of con-of instructive
upon useful topicand of agreeable miscellany of light
equal of tho literary weeklie As the Forum will
be put press until the of Saturday, will contain the
latest down TO the day Of ts publication weekly
Review of the Markets, and alternate weeks, careful
ly corrected table of the solvent Banks and of
discount which their bought Phadel
and detailed Price Current of the Markets will be given
In political course, the Forum will be adenlly ulex-
IDLY Wing and viii advocate with its the
PRoTECrroN OF Hong INDUSTRY, the SIOR.4ITON
OF Il SOUND and J.NIF OR.N CURR E.NCI, and
The election of HENRY CLAY as PresIden, of the L..
States
twill be published on double Imperial sheet, as
for beauty of typography. viii compare any paper
the Union.
As will be only for cash. in advance, publishers
will be enabled afford it. Notwithstanding it's great
and The cost of its publication the low price of TITO
DOLLARS year-six copies for Ten Dollars, " ten
copies Fifteen Dollars Subscriptions solicited BY
F. b GRAHAM & Co, IS Chesnu, s, PhiIa
papers by inserting or mott
cling above, which will be gladly reciprocated
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BARGAINS

ME undersigned has N hand a lot of Bed Quilts
Il Comforts, Sheets, and Blankets: Pot. and Kettles
oae evenpate Stove and Pipe Brass Anons: Sadirors
luos: Bowls LookingGIa dog Chairs: Cop
Kettle Hoes and Spades Tea Boords Stands Churn
,strate SideSaddIe, other eeping
articles, which must be sold sacrifice
concern. Apply soon, if YOU want B,RG.I>s.
IRWIN REED.
Richmond, Nov. 26, 1872 47u
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The Creditors. Insolvent.
ND now, this day. to-wit on Wednesday. the 10Th
day of November, lS42 the being the third ju
d,cia day of the November Term 1872, of the Wayne
Probate Court, ordered the Court that the Creditors
the Estate be notified of the filing and tendency of said
petition, by pubcat in the Richmond Palladium.
weekly printed and published in said county, for
weeks successfully and that, unless they notify said
Administrators of the existence and their
claims by filing the statement of the descrip
ton, and date of The contract assumps upon
which be founded, the Clerks Office of
Court previous the final distribution OF the of said
Estate such claims viii be postponed i'll favor of dill
gent creditors And that, the of said Court
held the Court House i'll and tor said county
second Monday OF February the Court will proceed
hear and determine the and make distribution
amongst said Creditors. Witness,
JOHN FINLEY, Clerk,
AZ :6w (S5,25) Wayne Probate Court.