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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-14

Ulster AND POnPT0S IkON.-The Ulrs,
u Iron WorEs ssazsruss. y. I. and The Pomptoo Irou
WORKS. Ponpson ~ J. are Ia ta operation Orders for
round square Cat band. scroll and hoop ir0o ~in be
promptly executed on sPpncsro 70
al7lwis JOSEPH TuCkERAAS, 60 Ws-;sI
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" Birthday OF Henry CIay.-A meeting Of

COmmee OF AHangemens VII De bed al The polio sa
loon this "wednesday evening, April IA. at O'Clock.
The members OF the various Sub Committees are re-
quesled 10 meet at u O'Clock. BY order
ABM. X. LAWRENCE, Chairman.
John T. DODGE Secretary ala II
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r-ANEW-YORK AND ALBANY-In

xUCtepe ndenI Line-through direcI-Passsge
sl-The and spentA steamer ZIP
VAN WISKLE. Capt Geo b. Bggs. viii 1n me enIirs
season. leaving Se~-YOrk Monday, Wednesday and FIN
dsv Al 6 o'elock P NJ The Rip Van Wirkle 10
fr.d D with spacou. AID furnished IN
ueror syle For freight passage apply board
he once Ga he dock, 100. u ROonson o.
ala M. GEO 7. STANLEY.
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VIM n. JONES, A1cuoneer.
BOOTS AND sHOEs-By j. ID. ISGERSOLL
- co. ~ Pearl-sL Wednesday, April IA, al 10
O'Clock. so boots shoes and brogsas suitable for
the Southern, Western and city trade.
Also, 50 cases mems prime KIP peggsd boots.
Also, 30 cases msn's sea- sippefs and buskins.
Also cases mems and BOYS kip D1gxed brogaus a.
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rsss NEW-YORk.A ALBANY AND TROY

EHSCLine for Albany snd Troy direct, from ne
foot q C0rta1d-s- Pssser gers taxing
this Boat vii arrive II tn- lake the morning. train Of
cars from Troy Buffalo an1 north 70 Ssraogs and
Lake George
To. low-pr-ssur- steamboat EMPIRE. Capt B. Macy,
VII cave on Tcursday Evening a. O'Clock Regular
d.ys TGestay THURSDAY and Saturday For passage or
fr- shi apply board, A. the Office % The What
Day Ll>E-S.eam-rs Troy, Capt A Conan, Niagara,
n l. KELLOGG hlvlng been newly decorated, viii lake
,5s,- .ssfio5 Ia Few d.y. al2
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w. H. JONES, AuctiOneer.

", II. JUNEo, AncuOneer
II loot AND SHOE SALE months credit
- Thursday April b a. 10. O'Clock the Of Iyes
Hoard, 2l3 PesrlsL (EesR Maiden sne) 500 cases Of
boots shoes and brogans esh and desirable goods suits
bic for The Southern Western and city trade Dealers will
fnd the above sale worthy OF attention. every
the catalogue will be sold without
Catalogues ready and goods open for examination
csy previous % sale ais 3uss
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E'IhSlTURR AND STOCK SALES Pm

4 vne Houses or stores-R c. KEMP. Aaetionser.
saes Rooms, Al Broadway, west side. ID store above
Csnst-Ihe undersigned viii give his personal st1sn-
ION . he arranging and disposal Of Furniture pryss
dwellings, and stocks Of goods AZ auction
Having nsd much experience IN his line be feels eon-
dence 10 assuring bis friends add Inc public thsl all bus
entrusted 20 hs viii be sssset0ry snd prompt
ly attended 10, and prompt rslgrns made
He would beg call Inc attention. OF persons
having goods dispose Of The very eecira location OF
his salss Room, for public or Prysi- sa.es
Cssh advances made wher required
a. lsg r. c. KEMP, Aacuonssr.
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CLEGHNT AND FASHIONABLE FaIui.ai. .

Il he Gales rooms 40 Brosdw.y-On Thursday, April
IS without reserve-A- c. FUTILE will sell suction
on Thgr.dsy 1exi 10 O'Clock the above rooms large
and ysusble sorneni Of Cabinet Furniture made
order prsng 10 part ne most costly aud vsusbs por
roc d he stock Of Mr. Csren-al French csblne,
consisting Of rose~ood and mahogany secretaries and
wsrdrObes, with French plates sof.s IL Paris ,ete a.
fs1eus easues fsuteui dame do de sson; rose
wood chairs ceco1pe rosewood SOFAS;
teuils and chairs en SUITE de Louis XIV mahogany and
rosewood Frelca befstesds dressing and toilet
dining zad lsz t5es ball slaSds, &c comprising
ysu.ee sssortmezt Of psror raj and bedroom furniture
Yet offered a. .uction-
n B-The tarnturs 10 now ready and can be examined
I'll he hour Of sale ais 81
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STRAW GOODS.
JOHN r. SEAMAN, SO John-sL near Wilhsm-st
Oilers for sale, ~ lo1 prices.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Ladies, Misses and Chill.
(1dren's Bounels, among whish are
Florence Bonneu. Nespoiisn Lace,
China Pearl, Pedal,
Rice Pearl, Rutland,
Florence Pearl Bhdseye,
COburg, Gimp,
Genevess, Fine Split Straw,
Pamela, French Straw
Eng.ish Aapsiable Devons,
Rich Frebyh Lace, Lawns Willows, 1c.
Together with great variety Of Fancy Braids-sll OK
superior manufacture and latest sty les.
Also Boys LeghOfns, Artificial Flowers Band Boxes,
&c Dealer are Invited 10 call and examine.
AZ lmeOtisN2mW'
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U III nrs-'r' 70 dar,rts,arasS ss=t ~ rratl
pos-2aiS, sT Ter HiH nstJe .atcl ors sfti- ,So>
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~ Would y0u use n safe, cheap ana eiec-
tuaI Alternative, which most systems require on inc
opening OF The sprpg then 90 not fall 10 procure
HYERS PILLS.
The American Improved Hyeeian Vegeisble Medicine
which no uses faithfully according 10 directions without
approving. See important testimony from Capt :. >
Parker in tomorrow Tribune. al4 ecdis
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LIQUID HAIR DYE.

re- Bafcheior,s instantaneous Liquid Hair
Dive Ia decidedly the best yet offered II produsess per
feciy and natural color without staining the shin
leaving the hair son and elastic the natural hair Sold
by WM BACHELOR, Wsl-st Price, hair bottles 81
So; whisker bottles 81. Copy the address. m9 lmseod
WIGS AND TOUPEES.
EFBatchelor's new invented Wigs and scalps
sre the most perfect and natural specimens OF the arl OF
Wig making. The public invited TO inspect large
assortn eni manufactured only by WIN. BACHELOR,
WalIst near Brosdwsy Copy the address mig lmissod
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IL Plain OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Compound
Syrup OF Tar and Wood Nsptha.-This medicine, the
invention OF a who gave the subjects OF Pulmonary,
Bronchial and Pectora Diseases ihe most rgid exarnns
ton has been before the public near -four years Du
ring this period It has performed Of the most remark
able record OF pulmonary Consumpon-secured
the recommendation and of physicians in their prac
tee ard the warmest approval o. thousands OF persons
IN ordinary and colds coughs, in hoaseness spit
ling OF blood, &c.
Certificates Of It's wonderful power have been given
n instances and sworn 10 as true by persons who,
at any time will give verbal verhc.lions Of their con.
tents.
But, beware Of limitations and purchase Thompsons
Compound Syrup OF Tar from but advertised agents
Of those above the suspicion of dealing In counerfcs
is frequently used and highly recommended by some
the most respectable physicians In New-fork and Phil
sdelphB- - . -
Prepared only by AUGNEY DICKSON, \. T. cor Of
Fifth and Spruce ss. Philadelphia. Sold wholesale and
retail by WYATT KETCHUM, general Agents, l2l
Fulton St ana at 273 Broadway. jls Smis'
SPLENDID GOTHIC DOOR PLATES.
~ The subscriber would respectfully invite
the attention 81 gentlemen his and beautiful style
OF Door NUMBER PLATES pronounced al me late Fair
The hand Plates got up and for which he re-
ceved the premium r. ROBERTS, Premium Door Plate
nj Smeods Establishment 562 Broadway near Prnee-s
EVERY ONES INTEREST.
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CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY, Brook

u yn Hlzhts-This Church vii be open Tor TIE ex.ri-
naiion Of Pews Monday, ln, le.1sy 1ia and We'd
nesdsv 2s inst and 4t4 O'clock, r. NJ OF me s-t named
az ey viii De offered IN the Church, s1t he
following sunday The 15h inst The Church wal De open
Tor DIVINE service n lot A NJ ard = ?. NJ A. llus-
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Al y O'CLOCK, At the Merchants Exchange.
CHAscgRY SALE.-Willbe sold under the direction OF
PHO 4. kuRgles, master In Chancery, the lessshod
owned by Samuel H. Barrett Of all shat lot of ground
ginning point the southesefy side OF Avenue c,
distant So feet northessery from the souihessey line OF
Avenue c, with the norheaery ine Of Third being a
by 80 feet, with the buildings See masters advertise
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EVERYBODY
- WILL HAVE A GOOD TIMEPlECE In their
~ house II they can procure one a. small price
~ u The great Improvement n Clocks called he
49, PATENT LEVER,
whicn Keeps a. good time as any CHRONOMETER, 10
offered 81 the prices the old fashioned Yankee
Clock Every warranted keep good time and strike
the hour correctly Wholesale an retail by tho Agent u
the Pziente-. X. bLUKESLO Jr. - Johu-sL
M wedss 2nis'
q Low PRICEs-Hesvy silver patent lever
<A watches. si3; fine lever movements with
- onds kc also kn- gothic Tea rays ivory Knives
fk3B and forks violin strings, oerspecuyes, nc kc a
Agents up stairs priess- JOHN A EEWBOULD,
~ 5tseod- IS John a. (up stsira)
RYOUNG & JONES, Annst are selling hne
French calf boots 81 %, equal 70 any sold 10 this
city for - q. Fine French boots AZ - 81 usu-
~ ally S. Beat French patent leather bOoIss7 equal
10 hose usually sold - and go grest assortment Of
shoes CALLERS and slippers slwsys ca hand, aud made 10
order short notice All goods warranted 70 give salts
faction. Mening, 6c done IN the store Please cs aud
examine our stock YOUNG JONES,
a. m's- Anl-sI near Broadway
- FOR ssLE-Large sDrrel horse q fine sc-
IT\uJu, years Old wsran led kind and sOund-
~ late parade horse OF Gen Scott May be seen
IL al the Seaman Retreat, Staten Island. Inquire
Al I Nswst Office s. ais Jrs'
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A SPLENDID HOLIDAY PRESENT.
THE BOUQUET OF MELODY

4 MUSICAL ANNUAL FOR ISIS, ia the most de-
"A sirsbe HocAy present offered 10 the American
public. u Il spenddly bound. contains beautifully
executed hthographc embellishments and the choicest
collection Of music ever published In the country.
This much desirable present than the gene
raity Of ANNALS whose chief and almost only merit in
appearance whereas this work Is rot only beautiful In ap
pesrsnce but contains selection Of music, every piece
OF which will become greater favorite every time Il 10
heard. thus combining utility with elegance.
Published by FIRTH, HALL POND 80 Broadway
n3 I'm and ELRrH HALL Erankin-sa aALe.
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sTRoNG,s PATENT LAMPS.

A
OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE, just closed, the
OF LAMPS fStronzs Patiently Messrs Cox Maiden lane,
and Stoute nburzh Fuont dealers in Solar and other
Lamps, being inspectors. The Lamp has thus been
publicly and severely tested aud superiority proved
and admitted In addition 10 this public award by the
American Institute 70 Strongs Patent Lamps are per
mtted that Of the Lamps in constant use
day aud night In the Managers room, and great com
fort and sacOn 70 ell who engaged In reading or
writing by rs shadowess aud brilliant lights and refer TO
Hon Mr. ralmsdge President Of the Institute, Gen Chand-
Ter and other for the correctness OF the above
statements The BrOo<yn Flint Glass Company, 80 long
and fsvoraby known 70 the public, furnish the Glass
made Of in the Lamps Mr. l.. Mitchell and Co. who
received the medal the late FAIR for very superior sill
yered work have contracted 20 supply with their most
beautiful styles Of work The advantages Of stonss Pat
ent Lamps are
lst These Lamps shade
ID Are free from smoke smell
Sd VIII burn the cheapest OIL and give q greater light
at less expense than sny lamp now IN use.
9TH. Are more brilliant than csmphene or sprt-gss,
without the same risk Of life and property.
5th Are not liable 10 Of order, easily cleaned
aud warranted for one year.
9th The Hand Lamp will not spill oil with the most
careless usage
Manufactured solely BY ;. D. vANDERHYDER, at $40
Pearl-st. New-lork
WarerOom 304 Broadway.
Chandeliers, Brackets, Hanging PNior and Mantel
Lamps IN every variety
Prices vary from y 30 70 so per lamp Solar and Asst
rails altered FOR from - 60 Dealers supplied from so
$3.50 per dozen. TsrmsJnder Si0o, cash over, 20 90
and ~ days, satif4ctCry paper
No agents appointed. NJ lmeOdis-
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DIED:

Yesterday morning. the 18th Inst after short and
,svsre Illness Miss MARIANA DUNBAR, ia the 23d
year OF her age.
The ftends and scquaintances Of the fsmy are re-
ne,fully rquted TO attend her funeral this friday at
isrnoon nom her late residence lOI Prince corner OF
rsepes, At 3. o'clock precisely, without farther 10
yiisii0n. 80
r. Philadelphia and Montreal papers will please
copy. ANN,
Do the 10th inst, OF pulmonary consumption ELLEN'
% ~ Richard Lawrence In the 3lst year of her age.
The funeral will take place this afternoon at O'Clock,
from No 80 seventhst
ON The 10Th inst SARAH KATE, infant daughter Of
Capt 4. Knight aged year months and III days
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third quarter In lsi7

ltw be seen by the above that there has been an In.
crease In every department and that the increase Of
ports sixth greater than the increase Of imports
Notwithstanding the country has suffered under the
drawbacks sod Disadvantages OF an expensive war.
The Rochester American says
We observe an unusual number OF boats lying In the
esns within the limits OF the city. II iss rare occur
rrnce this OF the year. II Is usual TO witness
upon ,hs approach OF Winter an uncommon scu,iiy
snobg rssfdeu. There appears 10 have been ais
position 10 hold back Western produce for the -prins
market We spyrehend the receipts at the sesoosrd
vii be light during the month Of November.
There 10 q movement toward the construction oil
tie Trenton and Beyidere Railroad The Board OF d.
rec'ors are on ths route making Investigations IL 10
isoush, tia, 100000 will DO sufficient TO complete the
Road and three individuals have expressed willing
nes TO take stock 10 the Of $4,000 Tho length
oisne Road will be 40 10 so miles
In the two years ending on the first Monday OF
veooer l5i7 there were received Into the Treasury OF
ieensssee. from all sources $7lo907 81. In the same
period there were paid out Of the Treasury the SUM Of
SfsSh sa The excess of receipts over expenditures
~" therefore, >6s,5e3 % and the cash balance In the
treasury, on the first Monday Of October, w~
tl17ssl 7s
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FOREIGN NEGOTIATIONS.

HAVRE-Pacic snip Silvie de Grasse-4 pkgs mdse Mo
ran Belyin--l Cottinet-l Devonges-i Miller
West schivey-l J G Emenputsch-5J M Oppenhei-
mer-2 Marriet 1 Robert Nathan Bergen L Walter
IS r Hernck-7 Thompson &WelleI-l Fox Llyinss,
Legaux-i Livingston 4 Wels-l Gilston Tredwella
FabIsquette his q Moral Belmont.2f GeTson-zsh
OIL Topler-7 Bernhard Hulton-2 Msgnin Guedin
3 A II Waller-7 Thorspeckep-l Thensine TINS
cano-I A Brakes Renard Col Therlot-l fiait
WoamS Uouehwoot- 2 Garfield Bros Col kastor-l
spies Christ Co.'S Schmidt 4 AndreaT-l Moran lie
herr c Van Gulpen-3 Fassitt Col Mann Born
4 schuchsrdt--l Wolfe Il Ratenbers-l TIMBER X pamb-
MANI ii Escher-l Boirea Ruseh-l L. Sroshoit1
sie Nsringer Col Lehman BssLl P pnnIe,t
Goles-i c Psyen-5 w Croher-l Ii Robert.o cases
wine Harnden 4 Coz Mesd-l5O bkts VINE Mason
Thompson-2OO c Meeite-28O burr stones w Liyins.
ton-l6l2 do Possange-l GirveS-o lie Oai b0niafd
Col ii Dupre 4 Co.'S A II Ward Co.'S II Cohen
Cos T A ATiaut Co.'S LsunnlonnierIl @ Car
nenter 4 Col Davis, Fairchilds & Coz r Hyde
Sons-2RAS II Witthans-S Losshgh w esendoncs
-SE Thayer-4 X 4 II Haight Coz Fellows Wards
worth Col Tiffany, Young Col Allen PaXon-6
French. Wells y Col Monin-2 w Ihomis--
snies Christ & Co.'S Fanfornat Dulao-5J Dcraismes
4 Col Bslen \ Lander-6 Picdng, Churr Col
Bremhau, Abernethy & Collins-l Babcock-l Engler
% g Daneav of adelphia-7 Malezieux, GouTd Co
So RenEard 4 Hutton-lO Noel i De Courcy-l Lac
hsise n Fanche-l w Tiller-ST Muray-lSr Hour
ToNDoN-Shiy 4plcrican Eaele-lo chs Phelps, Dodge
A. Co-lOJS Rockwell Col Connak-9J Gihop-5
Coaee 4 Cutter-l Solomon & Hart-l Vyse sons-l
simfsl5t Back A Stewart & Col A King Co
i r BLACKWELL Felt Col StTong-0 Cameron
{ Brand-l6 Frazer GIeenhillmlo A, am
II Maghe0
Hsmmond-5 l. X Lampheer-SG tons coal J Grlswod
II case Pixies cases 1850 rolls mating Grnnel Min
turn SS1in- bsi NJ oppsnheimer cases Alpi
cks Hunter Coz Bonstett Il Weliord-S pigs LINK
. bbs Smith, Thurger Coz pkgs shar pies sons
Hoskell-2 s Plank L w II Coles Thompson pkgs
/ N Henrcks-5 cks Cohen Col cases cks IL crts
100 slabs tin FaTr Powers Weiehtman oil fhii-i oae
specie 90 cks 10 cases order. N,
''RORpEAIrX-Brk dgle---5 casks gum NOT Pol
ht10SS els brandy II Legar-lO do BscsbuIn-i25 do
\ Barsalow \ Colo X Bul0id Co.'S John Michaei-
% Csswe Co.'s oks pkgs Pilot Ia BaToierL1o oSs
No nkss Lauresl Beauplan-ll chs X Baker-lo
"a pa5er White a sheifeld-25 W Foote'S cs q ko-
sat CoS0 cks wine Ave zssnslO bales eoIk' boSins
4 Whites cs mdse Felix Efry-tO cks brandy barclay
s.ton-s9 cks wine Shouvenel-l25 cks 80 cs
wine 30 bales mdse Darand Co-5O bkts liquors
Bayand-l5 cks l2s wine 10 baes mdse 10 oroeh
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TO THE LOVERS

OF CHEAP AND EXCELLENT READING.-BUR
" CESS. STRIN6ER & co. are under way with
catalogue Of the best and most readable novels be found
In the English language First they issuing clss
which may be denomnated their Nautical Library, o.
which the following have already appeared:
The Crater. or Nulcans Peak. by COoper-5O cts.
Cruise Of the Midge-prime sea tae-50 cts.
Ratlin the Refer by the author Of "Od Commodore
.
Sir Henry Morgan the Buccaneer-25 cts.
Ardent Troughton. the Wrecked Mechanics cts
Log Of Privateersman 100 years ago-25 cts
And which will be increased, al inhnitum, BY many OF
the best naval stories written Old Commodore,
Jack Ashore aud "Arethusa" will appear Immediately
The Miscellaneous Books b. s. *. Co have in prepare
ton will please all classes Of readers
Shortly will appear.
The Bottle, or the First Step to Cune-wth masnif-
cent engrayings
The Loves OF Paus-gOrgeously illustrated.
Brian OLinn. or Luck Is Everything-engrsvings
Christopher Tadpole-concuding yolume-illustrated-
With many others. BURGESS, srRINGER co.
NIL 81 ID Broadway, corner Annst.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Sale, Of STOCKS, &c. see Fourth Page.

THURSDAY, P. NJ.
The downward tendency of the Fancies has
been resumed and prices fell off Treasury Notes
lower than at any time since the loan was taken
sses at,he Second Board at premium
10 Bills there is no movement Of Importance
ne supply s ample and the rate for rstclass bs9s0
" Very few bills excepting Bank bills are selling
Freghts continue very dull, and heavy freight
i been taken for Liverpool in the packets at @Os and
susnsen, ships at lss-Cotton is 3D. Grain nomnslly
Aa6d and Flour lsd with little none Offering Some
stbs .hpownsrs have been obliged to buy produce to
tll up with
The Chancellor of New Jersey has ordered the
looks Of the Painld Bank to be reopened for the ssu
ng Of certificates for the bills of that institution handed
In to the Receivers Thompson of 81 Wsl.st buys the
notes at 40 cents on the dollar.
We understand that the Money market is ex
ceedingly srngentin Boston. The Banks ara doing III
lie nothing in the way of discounts, and good paper
In the street sells q, 10 to ls per cent very large
jobbing house, Messrs. Kimbsll Jewett q Co failed
there yesterday for upward of $4,000.
Letters from London say that the great biLdis-
counting houses which unquestoned have very large
sums OF money on hand which they dare not use.-
Overend Quincy 4 Co. are said to have million ster-
ling lying idle.
AT Philadelphia money is not very difficult to be
ob,ained. From 10 to l2 per cent may DO called the
rate Of discount on the beet commercial paper.
At Baltimore the demand for money is on the
Increase Exchange on New.York has advanced to /
par cen, premium. Money, however, can be obtained
for short loans on undoubed securities at fair rates
The Banks generally continue to afford facilities TO the
rsding community to q liberal extent.
The Auditors appointed to make distribution OF
the funds In tho hands of the Trustees under deed OF
s"enment made by the Bank Of the United States
May lsi have reported farther dividend OF 10 per
cen, upon he balance Of principal and interest to June
Is lSi the post notes provided for by that assign
ment The entitled to the benefit of this assign
nent all dated Ia December ls40 and each Is num-
belcd with of the numbers In series from i3 to
s6ii both Inclusive
There were s,l2l half eagles coined at the Dab
lonega (Ga) Branch Mint In the month Of October,
amounting to $i06O5.
The following are the comparative returns Of
the value Of imports and exports cash duties amount
Of tonnage and number Of arrivals and clesrances at
Philadelphia for the third quarter of 1916 and for the
third In
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ctncvrr Counr Owing TO indspositicn OF Jaoss
,,ouds this Court and the Oyer and Terminer s'sho
s,ourned 10 Monday At II O'Clock.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

n siip -Amfrican Eagle, from L0nd0n-Mrs Psys0n
md servant Boston; Rev w Dwight, Portland, Me !;
Capt FRubridge, X N. Canada; Mrs NJ A Pool New-York
NJ. Goldsmith, Georgia; Miss Roberts, Watknson.
London Mr. Kofneer, Germany; Pankard, Pan
lard New York LADY Thos LADY, London, and III in
the ,eersse Two died and born the passage
n ,iip Lrerpool from LiuerP0ol-J Aleksm, lady and
,idren, Hayes, J King, Brown, Robt Stewart, Mrs
Flint and child, and $50 in the steerage.
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FRIED .

On the 10Th inst ST Georges Church, by Row. DR.
T,ns JOHN ALLEN Of this City, and MARY ANN
PHELPS, daughter OF the late Hon Elisha Phelps, oil
smsbury, Conn. =, -,
IN sunday 7th inst. by Rev. VIM NJ. Stllwell, Mr.
rogy sTILWELL to Mlss CORNELIA FRANCES
SEYMOUR, all Of this City.
on Thursday the ll,h inst BY Rev. Dr. Fisher Mr..
JoHy JONES to EMlLlNE, daughter Of Richard,
Whit ESQ.
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EYE AND 1AR.

nR POWELL attends sxcIasiysy 70 diseases Of the
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10y ORDER Of the Hon. David McMsster, Cosaty
ID Judge Of County OF steuben, Of the degree of
Counsellor Law In the Supreme Court, Notice 10 here
by gwen that attachments has issued against the Estate
Of ISRAEL HITCHCOCK, now or late VI the County Ct
steuben abscondng concealed debtor due proof
the said County Judge pursuant the directions
Of the statute concerning Attachments aSslDst sbsconc-
ing concealed resident debtors aud thar the sane
will be sold for the payment OF his debts he the
said Israel Hitchcock appear and discharge each attach
according law within three months from the nrss
publication Of this notice and that payment Of seofs
and tho delivery Of property belonos TO said deoef
him and the transfer ct property ~
him. aoy p1fpose whatever foroddsa 81 law sne
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