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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20

The navigation Of the Canals 10 not expected TO be
open before the first week In May and meanwhile, II 10
matter Of much interest 10 ascertain As nearly as pos
sible the quantities OF Bresdsus likely to receive
from the Western States and what proportion OF these
be spared from the consumption Of this country 10
supply demand fer Europe In the Winter OF 1856,
the price of Wheat Ia the interior very much high
ION average % to 30 cents per bushe than In the
Winter Of 1857, and every nducement was therefore
offered TO bring such hghpriced Whest TO market a.
speedily possible and the receivers Of II last Spring
met with heavy losses their Winter purchases The
comparatively low price In the interior during the sea
Just at close has prevented any surplus accunu-
lston Of stocks and the quantities now on the Lakes
and at the interior ports Of shipment are certainly not
equal to those Of last Spring Surprising however that
they are equal or that unusual exeruons Will oe made
to bring forward supplies from pns remote from the
shipping ports IL will be only fair TO calculate on guam
rty 70 be received tide water up 10 the LIST sept next
equal TO that Of last year. which the official accounts
show to have been $4,000 barrels Of Flour, s3e,0O0
But on the opening Of navigation last year the stock OF
Flour here estimated at 200 900 bbs and the mark
cts OF the Eastern States were well stocked Now,
however stock Of Flour here Il reduced to the low
est possible quantity. bordering on actual scarcity, and
the buyers fer Eastern markets who had no confidence
IN the high prices ruling here in the all OF last year and
who therefore. deferred making purchases for their
Winter supplies, are now anxious buyers OF Bread
s,us here, and likely to continue % for some time
10 come. The home demand win therefore come In
very determined competition with any demand from
abroad II appears therefore, that including the pur
chases already made future delivery In May June
July and August shsll not surprising an urgent de-
mAnd from Europe. ship over 10000 bols OF Flour
from this port TO ell foreign psrts, up to the LIST Sept
maxi and this estimate 10 BY many considered a. lar too
high IRE uncertainty which hangs the results Of
our coming crop prevents any opinion being expressed
a. 70 what NE may be able 10 ship after July next.
Ia Indian Corn II is difficult 10 arrive ct precise
results owing TO the vagueness with which statistics Of
this article have hitherto been kept but believe the
following estimates win not prove far from correct de
rived ~ they from the best available Of In
formation. Well authenticated accounts from the val
ley Of the Wsbash represent the destruction Of Indian
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20
Law Reform upd Reformers.

TO Ole EdN0r q The ITlokne;
In your paper under date Of 9th inst. in which
you speak Of Hon Avsh worden of the proposed
Codaers you say; He was the author Of several most
cogent essays calling attention a,sn early day to the ne
cessy of reconstructing else demoishing mocke
RES OF Judicial tribunals known County Courts. Had
he been proposed for one of the Revsers of Pesdngs
and Practice, we should have supported him with a
hearty good will"
The essays above alluded to written by gentle
man of the village OF Auburn write this to correct an
unintentiopsl mistake on your part. Yours, &c.
CORRECTOR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20

,.. .ooa. xsrs stolen by urress msrsudcrs, ct the
attack % the wagon train near Cerrsivo. 49, ~
qusntty Of those goods exposed Tor sse 10 ns
the Mexicsn Ineenssd beyond all power Of sr,
Mr. sfter notifying his friends OF bis intenuos "a m,
70 the store Of the Mexican and tod nm M him
Quit the city In twenty four hours he wou srs,,d
The Mexican disegsrded tne ssd no With pistol in
esrh hand preferred the Mexican one, ~ q % he
dad The commanding officer oroes s "a ~ he direa
msnscled placed IN wagon nav ssy New Orleans Three
~, e The city the mules attached % ING
sIah, ,nost probably Of the enormity Y.
salnted Mexican, and ran sucn 40 's.sdoendsd justice
ss ,.ri.6nsoy scapedi Mr.. u. 10 no" Saiiy.e
-, Tins 10 our city, where he wouio oe nspr 49,
80, 10 friends Evidence pretty conclusive ,Ss
,,s n Monterey that this same Mexican, unee. VIC
1nIss Of friendship had 10 DO with tae
nsv :. much of another story from the Flag az
we have room for ,,v,o.x P.x.r,c-
yyb,i AZ .margo that gallant Texan ofcef Col Cooke
srsf heard of the nhumsn massacre near Sera'o. nc
started In immediate pursuit OF me msroerets " iaH
49, erhntive Justice upon their heads for their das
.S, rdnc, He succeeded In capturing one OF urreas
&c., whose fsnaticism doubt instgated the afro
,,,es too revolving to decency and humanity to be de
scrbed He was dentihed as tne Oh ssu
.een 70 nsngle most horribly, with his swn hands
d. as.d bodies oil the American tesmsers Moved oy the
s,irit of demon he attempted, and would nave muir
dered the gefdisIacted daughter OF the unfortunate
purps but the interference Of brother otcer In tne
ssrne division After he was taken and bound BY
thongs around the wrists he sprang seized pistol winch
Colonel Cooke had laid down, and Tired at ana wounoeo
him In the knee. Enrsged for an instant he Grew MS
sword but his anger melted away at the sgnt oil tne
cords which confined his and he desised from ais
hasty purpose. He then placed In wagon with
sick soldier guarded By file OF men, and was mus con
veyed until they reached the spot where the massacre
had taken place halt was ordered until the rites OF
burial could be peri rmed One OF the company, VINO
had lost brother in the fight stole, with MS me- I'M
perceived 10 the distance Of hundred and nifty yards
from the wagon, where he secreted himself behind
bush and waited until his comrades left an open space
between him and the butcherer OF his brother "nen ne
fred and drove bah through his bosom The desper-
ate man. feeling that the thread which bound him TO lie
was cut snatched the gun of the sick soldier and made
an almost uperhuman effort to shoot one OF the guaros
which he came within hairs breadth OF accomplishing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20
Later from the Brazos.

The steamship Telegraph, Capt Aud, arrived
yesterday from the Brazos having sailed the evening oil
the 9th inst
To Mr. j. Harrison, Of Virginia we are indebted for
papers and our correspondence Mr. Harrison went 70
Mexico with Mr. Whiting, to bring back the remains Of
Lieut. Archibald Botts who died in the service some
months since.
The rumors brought here by the Harry Long turn ou
10 be totally unfounded Gen Taylor did not get W
with Urea, and of course there was no action sun
there were rumo-s that effect all along the Rio Grande
and one was compelled to note them.
Gen. Taylor made ample arrangements, 1t would ap
pear 10 keep open and unmolested the communication
between Camargo and Monterey, and after that pushed
on 10 Sslto. - 81 .
train to leave CamMgo on the 5Otn uiti MON
terey under the escort Of the Virginia regiment
IN o. Plcsyune. ii.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20

MISEsorA.-This new territory Is bounded on
the North by Csnsda West; on the East by Michigan
and Wisconsin on the South by the parallel Az 50
which is the most Northern line Of Iowa. and on the
West BY the river Sioux and Red River Of the North
The line separating Minnesota from Michigan IL IN Lake
Superior and that separating from Wisconsin passes
along Lake Superior to the Fails OF the 81 Louis ryet
and thence South I'LL IL strikes the river ST. Crox which
1t follows to the Mississippi Thence down the Missis
sippi to lat 43i, the place OF beginning.
Embraced within these boundaries there are about
90 900 square miesequSl to 5s00OO00 OF acres II
In nearly the same latitude the State of Maine In
area il exceeds the Island Of Great Britain and II IL
nearly equal 10 France. Comparing Il with old States
IL as large NewYork and Pennsyyanis For the pro
ducton OF wheat and the grasses It's soil and climate
are favorable Now appears TO the people OF the Uni
ted States extremely distant and interior So did
Wisconsin teen years ago. la commercial sntsges
II will not be one Of the most favored Of the States nor
vet one of the least, By means OF Lake Superior on
which II borders for than hundred miles, from
Pigeon River to Fond du Lac, its Northern and mid
die portion will have cheap communication with al the
lake shores and the Atlantic and through the Upper
and St Peters Rivers win hold easy inter
course with the whole great valley below
Lake Superior affords abundance Of good harbors and
the Mississippi offers tine navigation up to the Falls Of
81 Anthony, more than lou miles above me soutnefn
boundary of Minnesota
Win the exception Of is western portion. il is vel
wstersd by rivers and skes Its lake border Is rich IN
metalfcrioQs deposits.
The most impor,an, points In Minnesota. at present
and probably for all time come are Fond do Lac a
the western extremity Of Lake Superior and Fort smell
ling near the Falls Of 81. Anthony.
With many. its cold climate viii be an objection 4
10 pretty well NORTH but wishes TO raise vigor
GUS family (snd We know OF nothing more desirable
be VII much sooner geek q home tn Minnesota than n
Texas There is however, abundant room, ~ yet Thu
side Of that territory. Northwestern Ohio. Michigan
and Wisconsin should first be settled Toledo Blade.
GREAT INCREASE OF BUSINESS AT THE PosT-0Y
Frcx IN PRoyrpExcR.-We learn that the receipts Of
this Office for the quarter ending 3ls March last exceed
the receipts Of the corresponding quarter OF lsia Cher
under the old rates Of pcsage BY about ten per cent
When IL understood that the reduction In the rates Of
postage operated this Office equal 10 sixty seven per
cent the remarkable increase Of through
the Office 10 readily seen. providence hersis
ALrsrRAL CONTRIBUTIONS. The people Of Knox
VILE Knox county Illinois have contributed the sum Of
es6 50 cents to the rcef Of the sufferers by famine in
Ireland knoxville 10 q town which does not contain
moro than ak hundred Inhabitants and Of that number
bat few are foreigners by birth. Such instances OF oer
atty worthy Of all praise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20
Recruits for the War.
.. rt<f

We understand that the President Of the United
States is about to call Immediately about 6OOO more vol
unteer troops into the public service They are primer.
pay intended to fill up the places of the volunteers
whose time is about expire. probable that many
of them will renew their engagements; but to provide
for any possible contingency 1t deemed best to make
the present call.
These troops are intended to strengthen the three
divisions of army viz at Santa re- the army In tne
direction of the Rio Grsnde and the column OF Vera
Cruz The Administration is determined on vigorous
prosecution of the war.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20

Hartford which gives passengers chance tor long eep
ana reaches Boston Just noon the next dsy Beside al
these there is the Fall River line, which Is to commence
early next month and which imagine viii be spopu
lar one. with all these six direct routes one would
suppose there would no difficulty In getting to Boston
ARREST OF An OLD OFFKsDER-A fellow
known to the police Francis kendricks on ssIuroay
called upon kr. Taylor, eosfumcr' ana onelcu ioi
sale sundry articles consisting OF regsht ornsnenu
theatrical costumes &c &c. which Mr.. I. immedia
tely identified a. his own Manufacture Tor members OF
the shakspearan Society who occupy rooms ID uotnie
Hall On questioning Hendricks be became alarmed
and fed followed By Mr.. Taylor, crying stop thief
OaSeer Daly. Of the First WUd, who was In the
peighborhood at the time pursued the Thief into Apple
gates building in Annst and there TOOK MN INTO Gus
tady Yesterday officer Leonard examined the room
occupied By tie accused IN Sedast sno mere Iouno
variety razor strops guard chstns Cologne water book
binders thread dirks toys new clothes, caps, &c &c
The accused was committed for trial on charge OF
having burssriousy entered room al Gothic han and
stolen therefrom about 800 worth Of property. Other
complaints will doubtless be preferred against the accu
sed as soon as the goods found in his possession shall
have been identified.
FATAL AccIDEyT.-James Lee, sailor on
board the packet ship Columbia fell from the deck into
the hold sbou, half past seven o'clock this morning and
instantly killed.
PoLIcE.-Gustar D. Lambuck was last night ar
rested by officer Jackson of the Second WARD charged
with stealing clothing Committed for examination
Patrick Gien was last night arrested By oihcer Plum
mer Of the Second Wsrd, charged with stealing stove
Committed for examination. Medsrd Croft escaped
convict from sngsng arrested last night by Officer
Colmer of the Eighth Ward He sent back TO the
Prison.
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
V The Church Of the Holy Trinity, on the
Hghts is opened to public inspection today and for two
or three succeeding days II is said to be handsome
specimen of Gothic Architecture and to do honor to III
builder, Mr. Minard Lafever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20
miscellaneous.

70 COUNTRY MERCHANTS, RETAIL DEALERS AND OTHERS.
STREET BAZAAR.
H. ABBEY & co. Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
L.Euelish French and German Fancy Goods and Toys,
consisting In part Of cutlery stationery ewely, PERU
merry soaps combs brushes pocketoooks, razorsuops,
buttons thread needles, hooks and eyes beads Kid and
variety Of other articles which will be sold in small guam
titles al wholesale pricea L. H. AsBE1,
VIM B. MOORE,Jr.
g CaihaTine-st one door below Henry-st
For ssle-Ore Of Wicers Patent Sslamander Safes
Also ons desk, two counters with drawers, and some
las. si.ndrg cases &c mil II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20

Well. yesterday was Fast Day"
SO, at least, the papers say,
Aud truly 90 1t was. think.
The fastest driving-fsstest walking;
Tho fastest fghting-fsstess talking
Fastest work In victusls and drink
All serve to make Il out quite clear,
The Fastest day In all the year.
fChropotrna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20
GAS FIXTURES OF ALL KINDS.

G. MOFfET, l2l Prnce-st third block west o, Brosd
J.way has hand and Is constantly manufacturing Gas
Brackets and Pendants. in all their yeIeus
OF pattern ard size Contracts win also be taken ior
up In The nestes and beautiful style, Churches no
es and all other public buildings, az wei as private
dwellings, al the shortest notice and on the most essons
PIC .ell1.. !. -, ...ii.,a,s5 ALI lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20
Drp GOODS.

EMsRoIpERiEs LACE GOODS, DRESS CARS, sIsBoss, &C.
377 BROADWAY,
M SCOTT 4 co. have recently opened tho above
.sore with large and splendid stock to which ,hsy
respectfully invite tho attention Of lsdiea Amid new
aud eleg variety will be found TAnBoUR DREssEs, very
6ns quantity from IS; NEEDLE WORK TUCKED DRrsss
10 and rows from $40; alot OF eoiored figured sheer Eng
ham dresses Is IsFAsrs embroidered robss from y %
SEQ; about IS dozen NEEDLEwoRg COLLARS from ia 70
s5 esch large quantity chemisettes, various styles;
dozen embroidered cs from 10 10 &c. per pair sheer sps
hemmed -sttch riviere and embroidered do new and
elegant Of imitation lace oepes from ~ o
81 80 each slsrge quantity black and white ses uls
ely of the NEWEST SPRING RIBBONS offered Ct very
small advance the cost OF importson 20 or 80 doses
assortment Of Valencsnnes, Mechin, Regency, Poi1l
dAlenc N, black BRUSSELS and imitation lanes muslin
trimmings &c &c. B--As every article 10 marked u
the lowest remunerstng profit deviation IN prios v
p,ads ms La
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20
EYE AND EAR.

DIX. POWELL, occUIIsT AND AuRfsr,
26l BrOadray, coz. Of WGTen-n.
CONFINES HIS PRACTICE exclusively 10 diseases OF
u The eye aud ear References patients that have been
cured Of AMAuRosIs OPTHALnlA CArARAcTs, OPAeiries
DEAFNESS, DISCHARGES from the EAE, nc.
STEAMSHIPS SQUIRTING cured IN few minutes
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without operation thst can
not be disn glished from the natural
sP.cTAcLEs adapted to every defect
Terms conformity trih tie eTernutanoo Of TIE paf'eH
lIAI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20

The following were the comparative imports in
to New Orleans from the interior Of the principal srt
cles Of produce, from let Sept:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20
STRAW BONNETs.

L. CaIPfS. u JoHS.sr. tyr sraIRs)
INVITES THE ATTENTION OF milliners ana QUEER 70
his assortment Of Straw Bonne which are ,I,rsrv
,rsds and he oeers them for sale al the lowest casn
nriees'S Also srtifcisi flowers, bardboxes, &c &c
mis- 2rneodsMkW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20

NTEsSRs. HUBS & CLARK have removed
M their School TO the OF Fourth and McDouga ss
on Washing square The schoolrooms iatnufe ana
instruction provided have bees designed for hgd order
of In all the departments ofJuyenile and youlnn
learning The location 10 central and pleasant ana easy
OF access FROM ali parts of the city, The school u now
open for the visitation of lie friends and those VINO desire
a ace for the education Of their so1s ms tMI-
TSLAsSICAL AND COMMERCIAL school
~ Prof r. NJ. Brown (of Union College) VIII open
School for Instruction Of young gentlemen, on We'd
neday the 5h Of May at67l Broadway, opposite Bondsl
For terms testimonials, NC Circulars, which may be
had 67l Broadway Csrers bookstore % Canal
ST. Office of the Protestant Churchman, and shePsrds
bookstore, 1871 Broadway Az tmyo-
MIR. YOCNG,S English and Classical School will be
lvlremoved the st OF May from 80 Fourthst 10 Inc
large and pleasantly located house Abngton-squsfe
corner Of Bank Circulars containing terms, references
&c may be had till lst OF May at 8s Foarta-s,
NorE.Two or three pupils will be admitted INTO me
principals family as boarding scholars al9 4awow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20

COMMUNI0N sETS-BrifanniA metal and plated
Ssets Of Communion Furniture, consisting Of Flsgons
Tankar1s 6ooets and Plates also Baptisma Bowls and
Collection Plates, for sale ii BgrIng slip by
ais 81 LUcius HART, late Bosrdman b Hart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20
PATENT ELASTIC BABY JUMPER,

PATENT ELASTIC BABY JUMPER,
OR NURSES ASSISTANT, a newly invented and very
Ouseul article Of the nursery, by which infants tnree
10 mode highly conducive 70 health ia decidedly superior
10 ANYTHING before offered 10 the public For sale az Sv5t
Broadwsy,by las lmeedl GEO. w. T0TTLE.
sHERwooD's MAGNETIC MACHINES.
ny RECENT IMPROVEMENTS In these machines,
ID their power doubled in Of the same size and
the price reduced TO So $40, s2 and sl4 each They
have now double the power, and run much oeter ana
with less noise than any machine and much bet
ter adapted for mesmerising as welh magneusnR Ps
ens than any other In Eacn case Is accomphnlea
with manual 18th edition, PIP. $50, 5lmo 10 the Engs
or French language according order, containing spe
cfc directions for the method OF using ms lnsuu
meni, and which alone can render II elective
and others cautioned against purchasing he
OF these machines under Whatever name as uey wiz oe
found Of little value No premium mas ever neen
obtained over machines al the American or any oiner
machines. H. II. SHERwoOD,M d.
1902 Chambers-st. N. Y.
For sale also by w. RsDpE, 2s2 Broadway. all lw-
NOR SALE, Cotton Machinery made in the best man.
Il ner and most approved principle by Rogers hetcnum
Grosvenor and Charles Danforth, ofPatefson NeWJe
sew One willow picker and lap machine ten 81 inch
cards two headed drawing frames, one 10 strand eno
three IA strand speeders three Dsnorth spinning frames
OF 100 spindes each, and i've Danforth spinning frames
52 sppdes each two mules Of 4H spndles eachin all
1888 spndles One spoong machine WIN o. spnuie IS
two wapng mills rye reels WIN CANS Of co,pnn
VITA the above number OF spndes Tns Daniofln nnes
have been In operation butts few monhs,some OF mem
moi nine months The mules new, and have been IN
operation less than months and almost every article
| Necessary operate the machinery, s new.
In brick building 100 feet long stories high In Trenton
New-Jeney, thirty miles from Philadelphia end sixty
miles from NewYoTk cities There is ample room for
looms necessary all the yarn that can be spun by
| the number OF spindes mentioned.
The machinery may remain where i IT, or be removed
to any other place. and may be purchased FAR below is
'0'' f'' THOMAS l. sTRYKER, Trenton, N ].
1 r. K D. NJ. STEBBINS, New York
| ABRAHAM GODWIN, Paterson, N. j.
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crPMAN SILVER

lanes a. MOFFETT I2l Prince-st third block west OF
Roadway is constantly manufacturing German silver
Of various numbers and widths which be will warrant TO
he eons 10 ether foreign domestic for quality and
,yhirh he will sell at wholesale retail, at reduced prices
p s-All goods sold will be delivered In any part oil
,ha .ifv ~ RrookIvn free of expense. all I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20
THOMAS |. sTRYKER, Trenton, N. j.
n. ID. NJ. sTEBBINS, Newly York.
ABRAHAM GODWIN, Paterson, N. J.
"a ISAAC C. FIELD PHILADELPHIA
CENERAL COMPANY OF MANURE in Ps

GENERAL COMPANY OF MANURE In Psris
N-CapiIal six millions Of Francs-French Guano-Fer.
zfng composs should not be appreciated only for heir
quick action upon plants but also for their permanent effect
On The soi uano as IL occurs In Peru elsewhere con.
tsps a very large quantity Of soluble elements, and To-,
therefore, liable sudden decomposition. The compost
rich as the Peruvian Gusno, will produce more perms-
nent beneficial effect upon the soil II combined win an
ansepic agent which not only depryes OF 81
ali the ammonacs products and yields them TO the plants
gradually and according to their wants.
This Company has been formed for the purpose OF sd'
vancng agricultural interests by scientific means, and has
been rewarded by the French Government with several
medsls
hogshead for an scre OF corn.
Directious-Put handful Of This chemical compost into
hill with corn this hogshead contains gao French tres
or s4OO large haudfuls Double quantity for Potatoes
BIARNOlS FRERES, Agents,
IIA..n aAal.u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20


C,OR sALE--io or 1900 Tons OF White AZ - =,
Il The subscriber is now prepared TO deliver s,d -
nal either IN Philadelphia, Hsw-York, or o. So" ~
boats u Port Carbon, from 10 70 1900 tons 49,, n
Coal during tho season, from his coiery q ~ 80 ssJ
Cfcek-,hs quality Of which d guaranteed 70 sSsscSs
bcs. and banded IN the most careful nannsf; ~nsl
made BY letter, directed TO Posvle, VIII ncv vsuiIa
ate attention m1 3m DAVID Snl...l
Of 1S-COAL-Coal-As cheap - the s :.., 1870
OF tCss good the beet Fresh STOCK - ~, q -
Peach Orchard broken, egg, range stove ss. brokss
very best mined Small nuI y 75j large, ~ - fron
d 80; egg range and stove - 1,si a." mn, -
chesnui and pee for engines, very low TO Be nss
SlMPSON6 Yard. ~ and 10 Inom 'S.sns
GOAL DAILY DlsCHARGING IN. ss - MAJ
Otbese low prces for cast-Stove and Egg - - -
and sloye mixed g. Is cents sddisional IA
delivered from The yard, and warranted best q7rrpk
Ash rEIEno Sl L -
AZ FOH FIHsT RATK Peach Ofch.ra ka ,s. SS~
DID 81 for Stove DO, N Tor Virginia Coal we. fSSxS
delivered q above rates, OF 50 cents % fot
sehnykill kc Z BENJAMIN As rfsnnnss.
Dssisu supplied very low.