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Persuasive Means.

The Washington correspondent of the Bal
tmore Sun says 81 understand from reh-
able source, that special messenger has been
despatched to bring him Mr. 1rist] home by
force, or at any rate, to expel him from Mexi
co, city and country
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Fatal Accident.

Too Men Killed by Falling Tees.-We learn,
by Il. Tinker, Esq, that on the 25th ult., MIR.
James Abbot, OF Franklin. aged about 80 !;
and whose physical abilities had outlived his
mental faculties, wandered away from home
and is supposed to have been instantly killed,
by falling tree, which he had cut down.
He was dead when found.
In the same town, on Saturday, the goth
ult., Mr.. Leander Wass, of Columbia, was so
much injured by tree on which he was en-
gagged in falling. that he was speechless when
found, and died on Monday last. Mr.. Wass
was aged about 20, and was young man of
good character and much respected EHs,oo,th
Democrat
w- The Hutchinson Family are giving
concerts in Boston.
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ANOTHER TRrsT RUMoR.-The last rumor in
regard to Mr.. Nicholas Trist is that orders
have been forw ded to Gen. Butler, now
commanding General in Mexico, TO arrest Mr..
nist and send him home Traveller.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-10

~ At the trial for Representatives the
classed towns of Lewiston and Lisbon, Mr.
JOHN ATWOOD, Jr. (Whig) Of. Lisbon was
chosen by SIS majority.
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~The remarks of the Hallowell Cultiva-
tor are duly appreciated. Sorry that, from
the specimens we have seen, we cannot return
the compliment.
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~ A letter from New Orleans, dated Jam.
30:h. informs us of the death of J. P. Whit
ney, Esq, BY scarlet fever. Mr.. w. was ma
tive of this State, but long business resident
of New Orleans.
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Give them a Chance.

The Eastern Railroad Corporation have
petitioned for leave to connect their road
with, and enter the city proper, upon that of
the Grand Junction Railway.-Boston Wing.
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Earthquake at ST. Lucia.

Advices from St. Lucia state that severe
and alarming shock of an earthquake was felt
in that island Jan. l. No damage was done
beyond the cracking Of wall here and there,
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W' Robert NJ. T. Hunter, of Va, formerly
Locofoco Speaker of the House. in an able
speech in the Senate on Monday, took sides
with Mr.. Calhoun, for IA defensiv- line.
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NEWS ITEMS AND SCRAPS.

wWe are indebted to the Hon. ]. w.
Bradbury, of the U. S. Senate, for public doc
uments.
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" The Boys s. Girls Magazine. We have
received the second number of this instructive
little periodical for children. 1t contains a
description of the Magnetic Telegraph, illus
trated by plates. This work is published by
Bradbury s. Gould, Boston.
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Captain Elijah Crockett, of Thomaston,
Maine, disappeared from his home on Thurs
day evening last, the night of the severe snow
storm, and had not been heard of up to
Wednesday last.
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PORT OF B ATH.
WEDNESDAY,,

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9.
CLEARED.
Ship Charlotte Reed, 8 Houghton, Havana-Hr
Seguin, new, of this port) 1873 tons) Norton, do
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s<Y-The fir.t number of the second volume
of the Daguerreotype has been received. 1t
has been the object of this Magazine to en-.
courage an elevated standard Of public taste,
by presenting to the public the cream of sound
European literature, and we are happy to find
that it has met with good encouragement, al.
though its circulation is not yet so large as its
friends would wish to have it.
tYThe Ladies Magazine for February con
tains a very beautiful view of Constantinople
and the Seraglio Point.
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Another Heavy Failure.

The failure of large iron firm in Worcester
was announced in this city yesterday. This
failure is said to have been precipitated by a
failure in Broad street, in this city, on whose
notes the Worcester firm were endorsers to
the amount of 1926 Traveller.
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COMMERCIAL.
NEW YoRK. Feb. s. lsa8

NEW YORK Feb. S, EaG
Lime-Two cargoes common Thomaston haxe az,
and about 900 bbs sold at 9ocr cash. Freishts-To
Liverpool and London there is not much Offering but
the packets ask about previous Tates British ship
for the former port took $4,000 bushels Corn in bulk at
SD; and packet engaged some Heavy Goods ut Us
Cd To London we hear of some Heavy Goods at 30s |;
and 100 ties Beef at 81 " 3O4 To. TO avre there
Their Cotton offering at &c D. b for square bales
To Hamburg, Rice and Measurement Goods were taken
at 35s an TO Trieste PmentO at aC v 10, Logw0od
at SO, and Rice at So vessel of 26 tons was taken
up to load Tobacco for the Coast Of Africa at $500 v
month.
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DAILY NORTHERN TRIBUNE
THURSDAY MORN, FEB. 10, lS4S.

OF Citizenscan have the Daily Ttbunelettatt cir
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PER WEEK, by leaving their names with he
Carriers, orat the office of publication.
EF Single copies ONE CENT, to be had at
he Publication Office or of the Carriers.
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THE NORTHERN TRIBUNE
MARINE JOURNAL.

MOVEMENTS OF THE STEAMSHIPS
From Liverpool From Boston
Acadia, Shannon. Jan Is. ........... Feb IL
From New York
Hibernia, Ryre. Jan %. ...........Feb26
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Terms of Advertising In the Daily Tri.
buMe.

Oune.
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Insertions, soc.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-19

A BRAVE WoNAS-HOMIcIDE.-T are few
women isncy VINO would have acquitted themselves
10 the manner Of Mrs Roberts, living near New Albany
Indiana on the Charleston Road. IL seems from AL &C
count published In the Nee Albany Bulletin, that an un
known demanded sdmittance 20 Mrs Roberts shOuse
In the absence Of husband. The lady inquired who
was there and what he wanted. The individual replied
that be wanted sdmanoe 70 the premises, which eeng
refused he attempted 10 At the front door, but md
ng II locked changed MS position TO door al another
part Of the house and finding also fast he then attempt
ed 10 force window stating at the same time, heintenoed
to gain sdmttsnce the risk Of his life. During THIS
time Mrs hsd loaded gun which She mad In her pos
session with heavy charge Of buekshot and taking de-
berste aim by resting the piece upon table when the
ruff as had forced the window IN such msnneT as to en-
able him to house. she fred. and the whole con-
tents lodged the side, just below the nipple casg
almost instantaneous deAt. Thus persisted bold VILLAIN
b. the hand of courageous female. The LADY had two
small chdrenwith them she sought neghboring house
A Coroner's inquest was held. Verdict" Justinsbls
homicide" tCincinnsu Commercial, lStn.
A YOUs0 RWfRNAE-We saw, at the Balt-
more Depot on Thursday fine looking male child wheh
born raft the day previous, and went through
Conewaeo when three hours Of age lCoumtiatP spy
~ The undergrad Of Messrs. w. q j. Conn,
Cincinnati destroyed by IRE on the 18th inst Loss
about So 600.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK

Alphabetically Henry Clay, Nye, Liverpool,
March q mdse, 10 Grinnell, MinIurn Co April g. lat
A. 10 long s. 80 spoke shiP Wm Dawson from Grsen9es
-nted States Hsckstah, bound 10 Liverpool 10th, lat
40 TO- long 90 TO- steam bark steering NJ. The H. C.
hiss been days from Nantucket, with light winds aud
Gains.
mouth, March IL. mcse, TO John Griswold. The w has
been days west OF Nantucket with light westerly winds
and Gains and has had pilot board five days ID int
lat a So long Al So exchanged signals with Br bark Er
porter.
Ship Robert Parker, Weeks New Orleans, % ds, cotton,
to santon "a inst lat "A 80, long 50 49, spoke ship
Harriet Rockwell, Ia days from Mobile for Boston
Ship Edwns West, Antwerp, passengers, to ID Huri'
bat Co. .
Grinnel, Minurn Co l4ih last lat SO So long 20
spoke ship West Point, hence Tor Liverpool The sh ?
Msmnon then in sight hencs fer do 18th lat SO a. long
So spoke ship Minerva hence bound T. los s,eerase
Bs,k We $500 (of Boston, Curyer Havana. 10 ds
10 Y @ Thu The is bound to Cowes-put in here
leaking eta inst lat So long "a, IN gale from Z was
Brig Martha Sawyer Duncan, Mobile. 20 ds, cotton, &c
Cebter Co ID inst Tat y p, long 81 spoke bark Mary
W Stevens, hence Tor Ven Cruz OF Key West, spoke
schr Lightfoo1 10 ds from New Orleans for Philadelphia
Bg Charles Heath, Lanpbier, Cientuegos Cubs, 10 DIS
$40 molssses, to Thurs'on. Len brlss Venezuela
Fowler for NewYork, los; Levant, from Portland. wig
srs Buet woOd,ids, APalachcOs, Is d', cotton, to
Bsdser. Peck 4 Go.
Brg selms, Cullen, Savannah, ds cotton, 40. to
Demill
sehr Joseph Brown Briggs, Baltimore, days, coal, to
! h N BTiggs
schr Baltimore Sleigh, FROM Bridgeport marble bound
60 Baltimore,
sehr swan Jones, Chncotes, corn, to BIN Fox
Schr James Kirby, Philips, Virginia, corn
Schr William Henry SopeI. Virginia, wood.
Sehr Sun. Nictenon, I'm Dennis, nish, 10 master.
NIemoranda-A large fore and aft sehf-looks like q
Richmond packets ashore on Romer shoals
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-. CzERsEax5 HOUsATONIC IT,
Il RAILROAD:
GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

9NThe only original end genuine article for the cure
Aof Heaves aud other comp snts Of the respiratory
apparatus and dsrsnkemeut Of the digestive functions
the Hors5, Is kirkbride's
TATiERsALL's HEAvE POWDERS
IL Is warranted 70 be perfectly safe Ia sill cases VIII not
ineonveniencs the animal injue even II he bs no ais
eass II from to times cheaper ttan moe, OF me lul
tsIons which are being circulated ths
being put up 10 much larger packsgs 20 cure an
ordinary of heaves and TO sdntef Ia dozen eases
Of cold, cs,arrh, &c.
THIS remedy hiss acquired standing never before at
tanned BY any horse and in fact know OF DO
patent medicine that has received much CONNIE
the time has been established In ths coan
try. More than 500 verbal sod written TESTIMONIALS nss
voluntarily been rendered US
MEssgs.A H. GoUGH Col certify that bought oes
p,cksge Of kirkbnds's TArTERsALL Hsaye Powdersss
used horse Of mine that was troubled severely WIZ
heaves and the single package cured him. The Powden
about months ago, and have never sees
any indications Of the disease since No as e..t
Mr. Isascs President Of the Sauserties Bank informs
that he had horse cured Of heayes and Dad oo',s
BY one package Mr.. s J. Smith, IA Fultonst esleo
tell that he cured his horse OF most annoyns 80
troublesome cough accompanied by evidence OF volu
and general lask Of condition BY tho Tsttess' ns'
Powders A. VA
who has sold immense quantity Of the Hesve fewee
have only III packages lett and would ike 70 n'..
you send sroce more immediately would DOT ~, ,sss
be out every body who wishes 10 get remedy Tor .nss
horses, want the Tsttersap.y and will take ns'eN
else" p. YSqs.,ac w WM p, GELY; cYds'S
Beside the above we can refer 10 the published eerts
Gates Of Messrs. T. A Hanks South Amboy, N os.
W. Days; McsIOs, N j.; s. Robsrts L. "a J one
Clyde, N; Mr.. Fisnn-gau, Middlebury, VI T. fnn
Lloyd Gale and Others Of this city which provessos
cusyey that u tho best remedy which be sives
horses troubled with heaves NC worms hstuIs or ths
ineipient founder sandes, and general want OF soaa,
Ample directions for it, Ia all these diseases sccomp
each package Prepared snd sold Wholesale ssd 70 "a
byA. 3pU0H co lis Fsiton O. New.York. ~
sold By Goo W Miller, N. " T.ttsrsais BulPs Hes,
and L. Winship, II EssrBroaa~ay, aud By druse~
generally throughout The U. D. and Csasdsst AZ "
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rHE TsLEeRAPH.--W were called upon in the
nsnth Of February by agent Of Smith Kendall, who
informed that the " Se~-orleans g. Ohio Telegraph
Line the, completed and In operation 70 Nashville
under contract Columbus and that arrangements
making 10 oxien< IL speedily 10 New Orleans with
sut examining into the matter We made statement TO
Of making that statement not foot Of wire had been
vile and Nashville We also understand that the line 10
not now compile ed within 100 miles Of Nashville. The
Peoples Las erected by OF the most enterprlsing
OF the Age-Henry 0Relly- now IN operation to
Sashvile-ha. been completed far Tuscumbis Ala.
~ which has marked all the movements Of Mr. 0'Rely
since he engaged In the business Of telegraphiDg.
(ycksburg Wing.
You've Man SHOT.-On Friday night last,
young nsn,-d John Ouenger shot with pistol
loaded with duck shot by the private wschmsn at Chris
tan-st. wharf, whose name 10 William Wheeler par
eel Of youas des had been Ia the habit Of annoying
Wheeler who taxing Ottenssr and two comrades that
pssg by In his company for the boys who amused
thsmsslyes BY tofmenting him, fired At them. number
" shot TOOK effect IN Opensefs body, which were
uacsd without doing him much harm Wheeler has been
arrested and bound over. Phil North Amer 18th
SUSPECTED MURDLR-We learn from the
Mergan (Ono) Herad that the mysterious Disappearance
81 Mr. Henry Goddes OF KOxbury township Washington
County f days since and the subsequent discovery OF
his dead body have occasoned much excitement IN that
vicinity There marks of violence on his persOn
which and other crcumstsnts evidence taken In oonnec
lion with thres,s taking his life previously made against
him by two named Farce and Morris has induced
their the charge OF murder.
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BOOK TRADE.
THE GAR

his COURT AND PEOPLE Including Tour in
I1Norwsy sad swsden-By John Maxwell vol emo.
4 volume u uncommon excellence upon aresiou OF we
Earth hitherto cot much treated Of BY Americans IL IL
fol- Of information snd exempt from every suspicion Of
tediOusness or esotisr. Pflnceton hS'is"
The OWL CREEK LETTERS,
Ard othe- Correspondence By W. vol l2mo
Gited originally Nth brilliant Imagination row eu-
tivAted and refined having correct taste and 50 ardent
love Of The beautiful and grand in Nature united with 81
easy flowing style the author has all the Requisites Tor
captivating writer Some passages 10 this pooz egua 10
power OF description anything we have ever met Win
The Consultation.
The Orators Of France, By Cormenin. vol limo. - -
Teaching Scisncs-The Teacher an Artist BY Kew BIN
Hall ! vol. limo
TheBeth-Fas by Rev Gardiner Spring ID D. VOL limo.
Debtor snd Creditor, by T. ; Arthur vol ~ no,
BAKER & SCBiBNER,
Az ls PAX Row and li1 Nassau-st
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pAsSENGERs ARRIVED

IN ship Henry clay. Jrog, LipeTPoOl-J southey T
southey r A Hooper, Hastings, EasthuIn John
Harrison Johs Buyers Eliza Buyers Hervick Caroline
Herwics Hague, Hague, Mis- Hague samuel
Hague, Lydia Hague, Caroline Hague, Ainey-fls In
the steeTage.
IN ship Wesfmnsfer, froDi L0nd0n-T Wilson OF Csnsds
Mr. Collison lady, children and servant Of England
Wood Of Delaware Mr. Hobbs aud lady OF England u De-
losto If S~,itzsr and-94 Ia the steeTsse.
IN ,lp Robert Parker from, NeIg- OrieansDr Deacon,
Mr. Nash, NJ johnson, Jobnscn n M Miller
Ia briR Selma from SGrdHn0h-J Davidson magulfe,
Mra A Smith and child. Mis- O.Rouke-.7 steersRe
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CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH INSTITUTE,
Courtst near Baltic, South Brooklyn.

J r. BACON. A. NJ. frlnclpal
THIS IN-TITJTlON offers many advantages 10
i pupils who reside Ia New-YOrk IL Il but hsi annie
from the nth Ferry ard IN the most open aud pleasant
eat part Of South BroosyB enjoying the pure and n'so
ating breeze - -
There are Male Female and Primary Departments IN
der the charge instructors who are constantly rn'
gased their duties during school hours There are $40
teachers In Music, Drawing and French snd Lecturer
upon Nntufa Science -. ~
Not more than twenty five pCps are placed under The
care Of any teacher, thorough instruction being tus
secured -,
The school possesses ell the advantages Of modern i'm
proyement in education regards seats books Nentia
ton philosophical auc chemical apparatus &C me sue
oess Of the system pied this school has secured oI
IT, during the past year the most extensive patronage Of
any private institution in Brooklyn. 80
The French Classes under the charge OF ffoi j. L
Edwards. AM REFERENCES.
Hon Theo Frelinghuysen, LII N Y University.
Rev. Prof :. Henry ID D. do
Jno Jay, Esq -Thos ETatb, ESQ.
Rev. John :. stoue-Rev T. NJ. Johnson
Gold Slnfnan, Esq 800 -
Croulas may be obtained 1t C. shepsrds 1894 Broad-
,ysv all 4tMSW'
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OFFcE on THE NEw-YOEK Gas LiGHr COMPANY, I
April 10, 1915.
THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS have
this day declared Dividend Of four and half per
cent the Capital Stock Of this Company, for the six
months, ending ls February last payable 70 the Stock
holders and after Monday tho LIST May next The Trans
fer Book will be closed from the 18th inst to that date.
all tml By order, {. L. EVERlTT, Secretary.
'V'O CONTRA CTORs.-PToposais will DO received
by the Paterson and hamspo Railroad Co al their Of
fee Paterson, an the 10th Of April next for laying the
supetfucture VI eeir rosd 10 miles Plans and specih
cations may be 81 mo Office Of the Engineer.
aatlnfh. ] w AILFN. EnginAar.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

Of FOR sALE-A place containing eisht IN
As East Chester escheser Couoty, II miles from this
city snd u from the Railroad Depot At Wulisns
Bridge with barn sud double house aud first root
cellar The place Is well wstered. with neysrisilins
There Is apple orchard pear do snd about twenty-five
full sized cherry of the choicest kinds Also variety
OF plum and peach trees sarden containing nursery Of
young grated teesthe gratis selected with
sud attention % the quality OF fut and gsrde shrub
berry of all kinds $500 Tem.in bond aud
For further pariicus rs inquire Of s. UNDERHILL SO
Niuth.sL, East River ais 81
RATWO FARMS, one Of them 10 lease aud one for
sale on Staten Island Port Richmond Ferry
Inquire at Aun-st. AZ iws
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roRrIGN INTERRUPTIONS.

LIVERPOOL-Sh,p ChaHRtng-200 boxes tin Phelps,
Dodge Do2z35 bars iron IL bds IS DO shet iron Warren
Hart Coo tons coal 206 ko salt 1860 empty bags
D.lsno-2 bales mdse ID MADDEN Sons casks w N
Seymour & Co.
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AT PRIVATE rALE.-Ths hirhiY fni.
o MILLS FOR SALE, to lease or to let and i'm

o MILLS FOR SALE, to lease or TO let and I'm
H. medste possession given.-The new factory build
ings snd water privileges situated MufdereFs
Creex Orange Co. State Of New-York being one mile
from NeSWlndsor and Cornwall Land az, four miles from
Newburg and quarter Of mile from sloop nayi CATION
well known the Snuff Mills.
The property consists of 90 Of land 5story
brick building 100 feet BE- 49, large dweir house both
put up under the supennendence and direc
on OF Mr. C. Leonard, az cost VI - O0 and eight
buildings for vork hands tor other purposes and fruit
trees VI sll kinds the premises.
The whole will be sold bargain or will be leased
favorable terms great improvements going In the
neighborhood, and the Hudson River and Eew-York
r.rie Railroads In the vicinity and when finished will
furnish easy communication from the mills TO the city Of
New-York
The premises eau be seen 1t any time, and II Is
expected any one will purchase without examining the
property, farther description 10 deemed unnecessary
for terms and other particulars spplyat
mil u MRS. q. b. MILLER 4 Co ITO Wster-s,N Y
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CORPORATION NOTICES

A SsEssMENT sALE.-Pubiic Notice 10 hereby
N that the Corporation Sale Of property for unpaid
Assessments advertised TO take place the first day Of
March, thousand eight hundred and fortyeight by
Resolution Of the Common Council has been postponed
until Thursday The hr-t day Of June thousand eight
hundred and forty. sight
MARTIN 4. THOMPSON, Street Commission.
Street Commissoners Office, Fec. - 1913 mi lawtJel
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, No
7Nasssusireet-Notiee is hereby given the reis-
tiyes and next Of kin Of FREDERICK DEyEAUX, late
Of the City Of NewYork jswesr, deceased, and who il
alleged ~ have died intesate and shall apply 10 the
Surrogate Of the County VI SewYork for letters Of admin
istraron he estate Of the said ne,ete the I'D
day Of April next AZ 10 O'Clock in the forsuoouDated,
New York, March -, 1913. JAMES 5 THAYER,
m22 2a~4v Public Administrator.
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, No.
us-Notice is hereby given to the relatives and
next Of hin Of LEWIS NJ HANKINSON, late Of the City
OF NewH0rk merchant, deceased, and who alleged 70
have died shall apply 70 the Surrogate the
County Of Ns~York for Letters vi Administration
the estate Of the said int-sate the 9th dag Of May
next, ten O'Clock in HE forenoon.-Dsted New York
April s. i84s JAMES s. THAYER
a. 2aw4s Public Administrator.
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR,sO OFFICE, No.
Il 7Nassansir--t-E0uee is hereby siysn, the rela
tyss and nett Of ain Of sTATIkA GIBBS late OF toe City
Of NewYok widow, deceased snd who is ale zcd 10 have
died inteate that shall apply 70 tho Surrogate Of the
City and County Of Nevfork for Letters Of Admin
on upo1 the Of the said nteststs the let dsy
Of May next a. ten O'clock IN tns forenoon Dated New
YORK, April !, lGt2
al 2Aw4~ JAMES, THAYER Public Admini,r,tor.
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COAL.


GOAL YARD-For sale, the lease, fixtures and good.
Awll Of ga established Coal Yard, desiraby situated
in a popular neig1borhood For particulars apply TO
WILLIAM JACKSON "a William st. up stairs.
Who offers for sale BY the spOhn Lewis aud other
Of r-d ash also, Tsmsqua white ash Coal shipped
By Wallace Bakislou, Philsdelphia.
ala 50 lf,l6SAT
ca Su PER TON-NUT COAL-Pesch Orchard,
Oh OO Red Ash, and sshuYlkiil White Ash, for sale
the shove low price, large size aud delivered screened
from the yard. Apply 20
T. STOKES DlCkERSON, lo7 Anthony-'t
al II Broadway.
COAI.-Psseh Orchard, Red Ash, sl under and
dry re.creeped and delivered ~ party OF the city
from ny yards, 33 BoweIy, and corner Hammesey and
Bedford Large Nat - co. Stove, Zee and Broken,
s. so; Chestnut, - Is
Also Lehish, Liverpool Cumberland 80. 81 cents less
from the hosts. SfSm+ JACOB WEEKS. Jk.
GOAL REDUCED TO SUMNER PRICES.-Poseb
" Orchard and Lehisb, s ske. Apply 10
l8 STOKES DlCKERsON IN Anthony-si.
C0hL.-iUo toss 5rss susluy Liverpool .nos,, ass
v Tor ssls ~ JOSEPH kckUREAI,
~ sorrs 81 ri-. asd zosts .ts
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IOmrsrIo IMpORTATIOYs.

APALACHICOLA-S ConsfeLat,on-44 square bales
cotton A ID 4 smith-52 Thomas Jepgsr-is Lawrence
Trimble-5 Allen Hayner-f2 VsndeTdale Wamsek
% Cahoon 4 Kinneyth 10 Moses rayor--SoO Haber,
Shaw & Co-9O r ID stibbens-47 round bales Center
4 CO.. Allen MsyneT-28 Center Il Co bales rope
cuttings X d NJ Stebbens-24l bales cotton to order