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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

" We learn from the Jamaica Farmer, the
pine woods ut Babylon took fire from the locomo-
tive of the Long Island Railroad Company, on
Thursday afternoon last, and spread to the de
struction of timber and three barns. Total loss
estimated at about $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

10 The call of u Tyler meeting this evening to
nominate candidate forMayor is barsfaced Loco
Foco trick, and very s"y one. Wccannot help
thinking that if our City offce-hoders have any
money over the7 would do we'll to pay it into the
Treasury toward Lloyd's defacation rather than to
waste it on such foolish decoys as this
We need hardly add that the WH1cs Of this
City friendly to President Tyler will heartily sup
port !. PHILLIPS PHGSlx for Mayor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

20 DR.. Claiming has in press at Boston q let
ter to Hon. Daniel Webster, on the case of the
Creole, in which he gives the question very thor
ough examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

E-Ilcv. "a. Davis VIII give Lecture IN lile Chapel
OF tl.e University on Friday evening next al d O'Clock, ON
the Ruins of Central America, and the Discovery
the Mortimer 800 years before Columbus Single Tck'
so cens-Famy Of 81 co. to be had mt the door. al 2s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

II N1r. =. II. Pnttersom's Juvenile Con-
cert previously advertised to have taken place at the W.
f. Church. in Second street, Monday the 4th inst was
postponed account OF the weather. until Friday evening
Of the present week al y O'Clock.
Tickets OF admission be had at the door Of the Church
nj l2l cents each. no 3s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

" Stranger, Do you want Boots and Shoes IL rs, 81
90 10 Scrbner Co Great Catlarne Boot and Shoe aa
ket 10 Caarinest. corner OF hunroe where you Gun iu
largest best saw, and at pce
never before. euua!ed. Just try it, t2) n24u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

Legislature. WEDNESDAY, April s.
In Senate, Mr.. Faulkner's bill to aid De con-
construction of the New York and Erfe Railroad
was debated and ordered to third reading by the
following vote:
AYEs-Messrs Bartli Bockee. Clark Dic.inson Dixon,
Faulkner Franklin, Furn,an, Hard Hopkins Hunt, Peek
Pidtt. Root, Work,-1a
NAYs-MeSsrs Corning, DenAiston, Ely, Foster Hunter,
johnson Nicholas Paige, Ruger, Sherwood varian-l2
Wings in Italics.
Mr.. FOSTER called up the New-York Common
School Bill, but the Senate refused I. lay other
orders on the table to consider it, by the follow
ing vote:
AYEs-Messrs Bar,li, Clark, Denn-on Ely Foster Hun
ter, Paige. Ruger, Sherwood. Tarnev-l0
NAYs-MessTs- Bockee, Dickinson, Dixon, Faulkner, Fur
man. Hard. Hawkins, Hopkins, Hunt, Johnson Nicholas,
Peck Pat Rhoades Root, Scot, Strong parinn, Va:ney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

" New style of lsnts-PARls -ss: AshIGi Intro.
Me>sry GEN1N 6 VAN VRANkEN have is;.J ster The
,iuced new style of Gentemens Hats 'oi;, an cyan.
M,et Prs Fashion, We confidently so,e ay aeouaI to
aaton of Them believing that they are eys NJ
the imported article, both as respects ,hey viii be
and durability while on the score OF ecoh''Ay w.
found far preferable. ,:....,ed ~ the rnanuae.
Special attention has also been dlrrceh or the sprns
;n5 our S a e
are con,en, to rely upon he ;pDGaasToaaS, VRANKEN
customers p.IsI 49, onrosite st faa .
rn9 rodlm' ia bloaura'p TT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

II Sixteenth Wurd.-SECOND DISTRICTS
The Democratic Whi- Electors OF the Second Duct are
respectfully requested 10 attend meeting IL be Gem al tr
Black swan Tavern, Third avcnuc Aid t~rnty
Fourth street. on Saturday evening April 9th, at u o
puncua attendance is particularly requested.
MARTIN RAPELYE, Chairman
WHITFIELD Jr. Secretary. a3 q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

The report that the Burraan emperor is pre-
pairing to make war with the British is repeated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

II Thirteenth Nnrd.-PuBLlC MEETlNE.
The Democratic Wing Electors of the Thirteenth ara Arr
reour,,e 10 assemble Mt the Tppccnnoe House No She.
ria.,,ree on Friday evening The 9Th Ins at hall past
o'clock To prepare the coung Election Several good
speakers are expected to address the meeting.
~ 49, JAS A. BROWN, Chairman. Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

~ Capt. John w. Rowland was killed ut
New-Bedford few days since by being thrown
into dock by frightened horse. A rope at
tached to q schooner the horse drawing swept
him Off
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

u POf. EyeIl'H Lectures on GGOtOgy.-The
concluding lecture OF the will b. delivered IN the
Broadway Tabernacle Saturday evening the 9th inst
a quarter before O'Clock.
Subject Glaciers and Icebergs.
Single Tickets 50 cents at the door. as at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

~ tn, HteLu ribune for the present week may be OBJ
onea at this Office morning. For Table of Contents see
unoher column Persons wishing to send to their friends
the country, may procure 1t ready done up IN wrappers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08


accordance with the wishes OF numbers who heard MIR.
Bachelors Lec,me Matters and Things" Friday,
OF additional TOPICS, THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, April
9Th in the Church of Delaney aud
commencing ut half past Some OF the subjects OF the Lee
lure Observation-Disclosures the Community System, Pub
lie Lecuring Secret Societies, Lying Living by ones Wiu
the Golden Mean the corrupt and fallen condition OF Ctuioo
enom the Prophecies these latter days and thY
Millennium Admiance for gentleman and one lpdy or
more one shilling the receipts he applied 10 the rneh
of the religious Society meeting that church Tor punc
worship. t2l d-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

stated supply
To prevent msap preension it is proper to state la'
the brethren associated above do not profess the prnc
piles of Annoian Pcrlcc,ioni.n but believe IN the doctrine
of Entire Sancfcaiion this life through faith IN Inc Lou
Jesus Christ t2) DC u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

FROM CHISA.-By the ship Hannibal, Cupan
Scott, at this port from Canton, we have adviccs
to the ll,h December, or fourteen days later The
news amounts to nothing, but few contradictory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

" quarrel occurred between three semi
drunken Americans and three Midshipmen from
the English friga,e Warspise, in an eating house
at Baltimore on Monday. No one was hurt though
the Americans we,e essentially disgraced BY being
the aggressers.
10 Mr.. Jules Broussard. young man at Mar
,insvlle, La was recently killed by the accidental
discharge Of his gun while hunting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

II Church of God sVorshipin2 in Cros-
Northumberland members OF different Churches IN
this City have recently associ lated together with view 10
form new Church on Congregational principles They
have hired the Lecture Room the Medical College, Crosby
street near Sprinysree, where Public Worship regular.
" attended al the usual hours Lords day morning, alter
noon and evening and on Wednesday and Friday evenings
The seats are Free The public are respectfully invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08
Iate from England.

The packer Montreal, Capt IInker arrived
from Loadon Yesterday with English dates to the
9TH of March In the House of Commons leave
had been granted bring in bill 10 inquire INTO
the Exchequcr frauds. Sir Rober, Pcels Corn
bill had been read first tine. y notion had
been made to vote $4,000 nlSn for the Naval Ser
vice during the coming year. The number Of ships
was 10 BE- slightly reduced so that-the number
of men remaining the sume-vesseiS Could be sent
10 sea in the most perfect state OF equipment he
intention Of Governuen; had been announced not
to send any new expeditions TO the Niger l" Tue
House of LcrdS assurances had been gwen by Tue
Secretary of Foreign !Aiairs that the BRUSH GOV
eminent would take all steps necessary 10 aa Tue
Governr,e., of Spain in putting down inS"r-
rec,ion.
The Bank of Mess.s Wigney 4 Co.. for forty
ys,rs the most eminent Barking establishment at
Brighton stopped payment on the oth OF March.
The Hampshir. Standard of the 9th says that
the Selma has been captured on the coast Q. Az
RIGA and sent in charge of an officer TO England
The captain of the Selma jumped overpoard as'er
his vessel had been captured.
We understand that very decisive measures are
about to be adopted tor,hc recovery OF debts due
By States of the American Union to British sub
iects. Mr.. Il. Crchton Willie. himself creditor
authorized bv other holders OF American securities
10 represent them has embarked III the Coiumola
steamer for New ork. His first obcctwill doubt
legs be 10 resist and coun,eract the dangerous doc
trine of the repudiation of certain English claims
on American StateS-a doctrine equally dishonest
and dangerous, but set up by some authorities IN
tbe Union The amount of British money invested
in American State Bonds. Banks, Canals and
Railroad shares. is from twenty To twenty-five
| millions.
A Vienna letter mentions that two members OF
the Central Railroad Commission. NJ. t'higo, head
Engineer of the Emperor Ferdinand Railroad
and the Baron de Leht. Chief Architect OF the l.
emma and Rnbb line, have been ordered by the
Emperor TO proceed without delay to the United
States, 10 inspect the principal lines OF railroads,
and to report on their merits. Ihcy are to be nc
eompanied by four pupils OF the imperial Ioiytech-
mic School, and are 90 to Liverpool
FaAScE.-ln Paris, a public meeting OF the 90
| cetv for the Abolition of Slavery, had been torolu-
den by authority although permission had previous
| ~ been obtained, on the 22d February. Tor the
meeting, from the Protect of the Police Foreign
dcpututions from London were expected, and All
| the arrangements had been made.
SrArS.-AIadrid papers of February Gath, state
that some disturbances took place in Valencia ON
the 2lst Numerous persons had assembled and
attacked the troops of the line, and one OF the Ma
tional Guards was killed in the ARRAY. The polit'
ica chief and the alcades, with cavalry, restored
order; bu, fears were entertained that some fresh
conflicts might take place owing TO the .ealousies
between the militia and the regular troops
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

II Prof. Bush's Lecture OH the Prophet
cul Destiny of Wnn.-Thesc Lectures now IN
course delivery every Sabbath evening O'clock the
small chapel OF tue University Tickets 81 for the course or
25cents iOr single Lecure-O be hada Wiley Putnam,,
Broad way; d. Appleton's, do; Bartlett & Wiords do;
Roe Lockwoods do Dayton Newman's corner Nassau
Fultons and also OF NJ. Smith, JanUr OF the University
AZ any time previous 10 the Sabbath. a8 q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

C5 BY the day-boat from Albany yesterday we
have letter from our correspondent stating that
the Senate on Wednesday evening REJECTED Mr.
Faulkner's bill to aid the construction Of the
Neac- York and Erie Railroad. Col Hunter de-
nounced the Company as bankrupt, and declared
,hev would never build the Road The bill was
killed BY the docisivn vote of Is to -; most of
the Wings in the affirmative and the Locos in the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

NJ Gentlemen. 11nts.-ALVORD CO., NO.
10 Bowpry, offer to the public fne Fur Hat al fou'
Dollars OF The Spring pattern, equally light and dufao
with more costly qualities, and possessing MI the elegance OF
appearance Keeping ull assortment of other qualities Of
Beaver and AIOekn Hats In ,he article Of fine Nuua
Hats a, ST. new offered they aim 10 excel. i2) ms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

IT Ninth Ward.-'rhe Democratic Wing Elet,sn
oftba Nimb Ward are requested 10 assemble al the North,
n Exchange o7S Blcecker-s,reel Friday evening !h
INST 10 respond the Nomination oi J. Philips rhouiS
Mayor and make necessary arrangements tor The eBtq,
Elertion By order C.. X. ST 'THERLAND, CHM
WILLIAM LouSSBuEY Stcretpry
~ B-AorrsS,> will be delivered III iavor OIL doppes
10 ony alteration OF. the present School system -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

p New Hating Establishment, No wan.
street, between Broad and the subscnoes
new and splendid stock OF long and short nap Bearer 's
attention of the public respectfully invited and thet s
ronage earnestly solicited The subscribers are
DESTROYS OF advancing themselves and obtaining ps
ton OF public favor, Which they will endeayor TO meei "
their personal exer,ons and seiuousy dcvong then ne
to the production article in which shall! be unafo o
in prce-and durability equal to that OF the mos eas
and beauty and ncatne< Of shape both IN form Oh of
we'll as crown, and brilliant permanent color. Loo IN
From their Intimate acquaintance with every degree,
the manufacture Of Hats and bath having held pfoh,
situations in two OF the most fashionable cohceti. ~ f1r
city, and having beei chiefly instrumental IN grocaY vel
those concern, the reputation they now enjoy hey arc a,
calculated produce article in every way be, o.
desirable which they pledge themselves 10 DO n5sep-
ic but sino. trial or mere inspection 10 test tlr
sons they set forth. WARBURTON w lsoyors
ni22 cod I'm ! ~ Wallsf-, Se
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-03

On Monday, al instant, OF whooping cough, WILLIAM
HHSnv, OF Richard and Hannsh Marin Lake.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited TO at
his funeral from the residence of his father Front
street. Williamsburg Long Island at o'clock this AFTER
noon.
THEW Men, native Of Italy, in the 4eth year of his
On Saturday night, April 30th after long illness Ro-
BERT McMErsoMv, in the I'D year Of his age.
On Friday, April Goth. Ronysr KrAsyrr, aged3ll
At Lsttingto~n Long bland, on the lst inst CHAnLrs
LAfrIro, aged 81 years aud months.
At English Town. Monmouth County, New Jersey,
Mr. William McDermott, ia the sist year OF his age. on
Wednesday, April nth Ohio and Cincinnati papers will
please copy the above.
At Lyme Conn, April aist, JAMS MAr1rn, ogcd 81.
On Saturday eatcrnoon, April 30th, at O'Clock MARY
w wife of Nathan Starr, aged 81.
At Emira, on the 2ia April TnEoDons Nonrn, Esq.
aged 81 years.
At Springfield River Credit, Canada the 2st April
MAnoARsr, the wife OF Mr.. }. Bnrey. late edr u the
Globe She was the eldest daughter OF Mr. John Jones'
Of Hareigh Castle Meronethshre North Wales and
sided for some time in New YORK.
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lbS9--lt, only
6n tons per year m OF the int upcs o war
additional.
We find that from 1904 to 1925 period of twenty ono
years the exports did not Increase single ton; and that
from 1881 to 1894 when the duty did not average more
than Is Sd per ton they only increased from al tons
to 2Sos2 or at an average Of eight per
mum; VII Is. from 1884 to 1874, when there duty
they increased from 3O3l2 to 7a69i7 tons,
rage rate of above thirty per cen, per
This gives the movement in con in Great Britain. We
may now turn to the state of affairs in this coury. Ac
cording to the census there mnel in $50
Anthracite coal tons $50 lsD
Bituminous IO3A, $50
Total SIsaT.7is
The imports OF coal for foWr years have been as fol
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Foreign Inaportations.

LIvrRrooi-ship United States-2 pkys $ Tmm,ns2 do
Walsh Mslloryz DO Reid Sprage-0 Pcrsse Brooks
IIa,luck 4 cot Ssni Pratt " Iupt-2G !. Corning
ia Newbold-l rsrdow-,lA W sli.. \ s9,-2 Gdihn 4
Puiltn,nn--t y Pra-2 J Wyoth-2 w " Cary n co-,t
fjoton Hodges COZ tieo Enyc.l Watson- Z Il &.
Ebcrsol-i Reese Hill 10 X q II lsight col w w
Che. col ID fadien SOM 4 II Jones' h col Rich
sson Watson, Be.s BENJAMIN co--J D oskcr sou,
70 StndS, Fox col w Biron-G A tuf,lon u co.. Sfm
Thompson- Wanen-l Pattrn 4 cc-2 y Tome. Sous
1913 bars iron Boonsn Johnson col pkg Osborn Little
Ssturr * Brothers-s w God Johnson & Bor2 Ingl.
Scottgy Clark, Gill COLI Low Rogers Rpsseil Mat
tson Tayor-9 Cl,as Sigouriry sops- Bariam Bald
win Ssnbury75 tons cosi 1850 sucks salt keg
mit-2J rkgs 90 order.
kAsego IsLasp-Bng Peru,,ane000 bushels salt Dawson
X Brothers.
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Bankrupt Last.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YoYK-
David Ingsroll Hunter, Green co., May 81.
Ysrd. Lawrenc merchant May 81.
Rnngham Cock, June IA
Edmspd Z. Clay clerk, New York Qate Of the firm Of
Butler Clay, and Butler Clay Co., May 81.
Edward BHus. physician, Brooklyn, Zone Of the late
nrn Of Maarsn 4 Dullus) June 30.
Sheldon Woodruff, humber merchant. New Yosk, May
9l t
John n. Gardner, New York, zone oi the late Arm OF
Gardner Pscksr. late keepers Of the City Hotel N.
~ Jsns9.
John Smith Conger. clerk OF Montgomery, Orange CO..
lone Of the late drm of Trimbls Conger, and J. =.
A. Congsr. Of sad villays) June ..
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SUCCESS GUARANTEED TO
AIJ,

scI'iIE AMERICAN MAGIC MIXTURE hes been
hailed one Of d. gatet IL co,enss % hr pres, IN,
aud ~ medical erists WIZ be considered me
,n inv discovery nf die ~ the urhiy passages,
well TIC kidney aud BLADDER lts ~ are absolutely
IN -. C,rn,pg rs.al siur time while the
olry remedies take month"; Dn' dlr eauict f@i' {,
enlist dc rstng drcti. it favor, aud OF
the In sd the faith ~ H. not oW has been dsss
nor I'd wl,u u has safely
m lie ,e 81 sscon The M sgic Mixture has long
s,,u,J allied anil has withsood the xf.riir,
,.,,spy a,,gu,nsy Displayed by host of unriu
c,p quacks, whose only aim has been duc
deceive te unonua's So'd " spran,,"rt at R'm Drug
and Chamber al drug store tll Broadway cor
% B0wery cor ~ Wslkcr n2 Inst
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S,ee,s a 40 ,Oo3 -


HAvASA, April a0.-Becf . a 81; Butter, American vel
low, 6ss; Cheese, American, 6a6; Flour, Phil and Bait
IL I5 New Orleans Is 10 q; Hams, Amer. East and
New Orleans as; Herrings smoke ed box 3 3, Lard
o; Onions, a. Pork, cargo eoscrn, and New Or.
leans, Dbl i0a S2 Rice 4a4 O; Beans white per 100
lbs $6A; Coioe LIST quality, as 4; I'd al a Sd.
u triage. "A 81 Honey, ri; Molasscs RI Sugar.
assorted hall white and half brown, ~ So scgars,
= 10.
Exchange on London prem; New York, par |
per cent discount; Boston, II do; New Orleans,
do. .
Frsghts-To Great Britain e. a 3; France 90 q 9Of;
United states la SIT per box Sugar; S3 per hid Mo-
lasscs; 4 rails per bag Coffee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-03

steady rain about enough to check the major paIt
OF all outdoor operations. In stocks a very light
busness has been done. There were no sales in
State Fives, though the same price at which they
sold on Saturday was bid. Trenton Rail Road
stock seems TO be falling yet | have heard OF no
particular cause.
Saunderson's new Franklin House, near the cor
ner Of Third and Chestnut, in now nearly completed,
and presents really handsome appearance. Being
in the hands Of one of the best known and most ac-
complshed landlords in the country, and situated IN
the very centre of the business part of city, can
not fail, in little while, to be THE Philadelphia
Hotel. -F.la E. ..ssa .u
The May term of the Court of General Sessions
charged bv Judge Barton who was quite severe
against the small, scunlous penny papers, that were
daily hawked through the streets: He SAID conve-
ton hereafter for such ibes should incur servluue
in the Penitentiary, and that all, old or young,
should be punished.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-03

ny- TO THE AyvLIcTED--n Is sometimes urged
that rhsu stsm cannot he CURED by external
toas This nsy he true soa~tmes; hut IL 10 ceitsniy
true that tbs distressing complaint he ,
internal Tenees except by their long and slant uss
by ukrh pshsps s the same time tie AZ .tea b.e.m.
geasrslly dsranaeJ, dcbltsici, and destroyed Even
were not this the how shall the great distress OF the
ssre~ NJ sllsvs while such slow and doubtful
neaiss have tAsir c1ccr The answer IL plain candid
md nea tree; 49, Dr. .. Hswes Nerve and Bone Lni.
nDA Ne nAns eswh hs more appropriate II reachss
snA spssA Re ngvs. asd sllays pains s0cetuaiIy
% ~ osa avpliceaiou and by few rspsons
cectsslly and sp~-ily rheumatic paine than any
internal external application ever known to- Its
eGert ~ werful and immediate Let those afflicted
wy bus ssce Ind they be convinced.
: sHUBAEL HEwks Id.
Nssvs Ars Bows ,lxsus-r, .sp lsr,ss v,ssr.sts
Elrm. Crsr yos HArvarro Ayyscuos.~-Thi. arii.
es most truly named. pcne,rnies 10 every nerve
and sinew ofthe person using H. DR. licwe~ the author
OF il and II has attained reputation un~qualled by any
other article In rheumatism This externally with the
Indian Vegetable Elixir internally w.rrsntei
the caseso extend mus les md
briug fpsng and scnsibty 20 lipbs hong para sed
usecu Wa only nced refer Ia the OF n Rhnrlan.
E4a nrosdwsy and TO insert the following we'll known
obtain the confidence Of the public for these a
ces.
Tho fbllswing 10 too respectable and the gentleman
we'll known 20 require comment. Let Il Nv read.
g have been afflicted most grievoasiy since 1871 with
rheumatism and contraction ofthe cords my e-
by the cramps Of the cholera which then had IN It's so
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Auction Sales.
---=-i
BY THOMAS BELL.
tstores Nos. ~ .Arn aud li5 Fulton street,

kSfores Nos. ~ I'm, aud llj fuifon sffeefJ
TUESDAY,
AT 0Iz O'Clock in ihr Sales Room
Extensive Sale Of Elegant FurntureA line assortment oil
houseod and cabinet furniture, and housekeeping articles
y, has been offered to the public for
eiessu extension dining t,a with leaves French
coushes sofas, chairs piano io very
book cases, aud other articles.
Also, splendid uriitire, IN continuation 1t No 70 Ann
street
WEDNESDAY,
Al l0is O'clock ~ Ihr sales room,
Carpss, Beds, Naifrses, Bedding, ScWl take place the
Feneh aud other b,dst.a tables aud bod linen uoI.tcy
ar,is, and some choice furniture.
Tins sale viii eomIrsr nearly 100 of all qualities
sizes of them really plendidte beds and
other articles in the line are FIRST rate.
Also-Rues, oil cloth, mats, nda mating Sc.
THURSDAY.
At l0is o'clock ia the ssies room,
Receivers Sale Of valuable Furniture ia
be continued and closed the sale Of elegant furniture
couches ottomsb piano iores, French brduads looking
glasses, by ord~roi =. Dguy, E. comprising ao
sofas b-dste ads, mahogany rocking aud parlor chairs
French bedstea ads 3splc,dd book csscs wsrbr
bare couches. ottomsns, mable siba, and r,
ing bureaus, piano fortes looking glasses, Sc. We.
Catalogues IN time.
Also, sirandolc- lamps sl.es clocks, curtains chandeliers
tables, Ac.
FRIDAY.
At 10Y O'clock, ~ the sales
Piano Foes Organs &cWithout viii take place
the positive sale Of yau ble second hand au five spent
dog aud rosewood piano ioItes.
Also. time viii cremponly be- sold the beautiful az
gisiit piano made By Bnt, X IIsll, cost 5000
churches. The above sale will be deserving particular
|
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Here il average of less than 10 per cent of the pro-
ducton Of coal imported when export duty
on coal in British bottoms existed We have above
how influence the removal Of that duty had in
increasing tho export from Great Britain, and that the
imposition Of that duty will prove sufficient protection
to miners without the 81 10 per proposed II
10 time for them to stop mining The British export duty,
added to the Proposed import duty here will
~ so per ton.