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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-04

WAsHfferuNs March sly n.
The JHloa Of this morning advocates the Treaty.
with few and slignt notifications, and urges its
adoption without delay.
4 distinguished officer in Mexico writes that the
Treaty was framed at the earnest solicitation OF
the representatives Of foreign friendly powers resi-
dent 10 Mexico.
A letter in the Ui.iOH assumes that the Mexican
Government sincerely desires Peace, and conf
IDENTIFY expects It's ratification by their Congress-
That if rejected, and the present Government dis-
selve, it will be impossible TO organize another
hence this Treaty or none.
A correspondent; OF the Baltimore Sun says the
opposition to the Treaty in the Senate steadily in
creases though the President and Cabinet, except
one Secretary, are using every possible effort to
secure its ratification
The upshot Of the matter is that two Commission
ers are to be appointed, one a Wing and the other
a Loco Foco to negotiate the conclusion OF Treaty
Of Peace with Mexico, which, it is understood, will
be satisfactory to Mr.. WEBSTER and Mr.. CRuTES-
Den.
The IatelligeHcer says another earthquake has
occurred in Chill. \ letter from Valparaiso has
been received via New Orleans. Goth ult at which
time the United States ship Columbus, Commodore
Dillon, was in that port.
The remains of Mr.. Adams and escort will stop
at Baltmore on Monday, and will then be removed
to Philadelphia on Tuesday aud reach New-York
on Wednesday, and so on till they reach Quincy.
There is fine sleighing this morning in the ave.
nues-the first which has occurred since Christmas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-04

A correspondent Of the Journal Of Commerce
writes from Washington as follows:
There 10 a that the Administration is alarmed at
the suggestion that Mr. Trst has drawn the three MILLIONS
as he empowered 10 DO, Commissioner, upon the
ratification Of treaty Of peace by the Mexican Govern
ment His powers we're revoked but II he took accept
Of the Government with him. any available cred
its 10 the amount, he has probably used them may
them He could exert this power with much proprety
that OF Commissioner TO make treaty. o. course the
President best knows whether Mr. Tst had the means TO
obtain the money not and II he Is alarmed the sub
Jet. il is not without some
The idea is that bare majority OF nominal members Of
the Mexican Congress may have been got together by
promises, or something more substantial, and formal
ratification thus Oblanet from the Mexican Congress-
The three millions would then be drawnf not before
drswn-aud distributed out 20 the parties concerned
cordiog TO the arrangements made between them.
1t Is very evident from what said by friends Of the
Administration Of Mr. Tris that they have not abundant
confidence In him His letter the Secretary Of state,
acknowledging the receipt Of his letter OF recall and in
sultng the Government and bidding defiance, has,
doubt, been communicated conndentsy 10 the Senate
well the fact that the President. thereupon drec ed
that he be sent Of Mexico and By force II necessary
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NOTICES.
rHRENOLOGIsrs AID PUsLlsHER
FnggIER- s. WELLS,
Clinton Hail, Iil Nussau-.f. y. Z.

re- The Boehm FIute.-BaDGER, lei Brosd way
hs ust entered his fourth year Of tho manufacture
q this instrument, and he count hs patrons anon
The fret professors ant amateurs OF the country and
0rty - these have laid aside and client n
OF the old constructions and have adopted ths
Boshm Flute for the reason. that they have become con
WINGED Of superiority In strength richness
nss. Of tone and fscity u lingering Mr.. b hiss been
engsged for the last years In the manusctGre Of rich
Gates IN al Branches aud has within the last three years
received three Silver Medals and Diploma for super
oty Of msnuacture Of the Boehm and kyles approved
Flute and purchaser. may rest assured that
INSTRUMENT Will be permitted % 40 from his establish
ment until s accuracy thofous yteseo by competent
professor Certificate OF guaranty, signed BY the exam
liner, Will accompany each Instrument Scales aud Boo d
Of destruction Tor the Bsehm and eightkeyed FLUTE con-
stsntly On hand. 2gt 3w
" Mercantile Library and Reading Room,
Clinton Hall. cor. Beekmsn snd Nassau sts-HWD vol
umes. and all the best Literary sud scienhc Perodca'
American and Foreign Constant additions OF new WORKS
Clerks initsion fee 81, snf semiannnsl dues 81 Mer'
chants and others annusl subscription emitting them 70
al the PRIVILEGES IS Rooms open from ~ \. T. 10 T.
NJ. By order. GEO PECkHAM
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Thing. In PHILADELPHIA.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
H.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PBILa PHIA, March ?, ls43.
At o'clock this afternoon a snow storm com
nenced which bids fair to be heavy With the wind
from the north east the gradually from the
southwest for at noon the telegraph told Us Il was snow
ing In Washington
Last evening as he seamhoa, Trenton coming down
the Delaware on her passage from Taconey, with the mai
pilot line when opposite Five Mile Point, she came in
contact with the soop Tive Sisters Captain Maston, OF
south Trenton NJ.-strkins the sloop about midshrs
and cutting down the waters edge and causing her
TO fill almost immediately In sinking the socp careened
length from stem TO stern, aud carrying away much OF the
light work. stay rods, &c. Of the Trenton.
The so0p, at the time Of the accident was going up
with fair wind There we're four persons on board OF
her two Of when knocked overheard by the force
of the collision These 10 the steamers wheel from
which thew were taken uniujsred The other two took 10
the boat ard made their way 70 tue Jersey SHORE
where they topped 81 iarn house and arrived mere THIS
morning at 9 o'clock.
The sleep was deeply laden with assorted es5so Of
store GOODS for merchants at Trenton ~ j. ths sfester
part Of which be damaged or lost The Trenton,
although much damaged made her tTiP a. usual mis-
m0ruing 49,, o..
played which was the Cause OF the disaster
Oar Supreme Court in base hes settled sn important
question between The city and Spring GARDEN, and the
Northern Liberties uvovaE the question OF the ght Of
Tie districts to the wsteT Of the Schugki for their
works. The decision adverse 70 the city ano
is attempt exclude the districts The districts can
row take as much water from the Sehaylkill IS they
choose
MasKErs Flour u firm with ssss 900 bbls az 81
most holders asking 50 sales Corn Meal A. So Wheat
..rcs with sales 7o bush Red $50 Sales Yellow Corn
a. ID cs Southern Oats 4C 20 Al Sales so bales Cotton
Al 10 8, Tor Uylands Sugar and Aossses quiet but held
frrv AZ previous rates 10 Provisions little dongsale
cured Hsmsst7l cts, Mess Pork 10 l2i. Whisky IS cts
n barrels.
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III ST PUBLISHED.

DART NVi-brsithwates Retrospect OF Practical Med
Il icine aud Surgery, half yearly Journal containing
q Retrospective View Of every Discovery and Improve
ment tie Medical Scienee.-rhe de,ga Of thus work
collect ard present 70 the practitioner ooce 10
nonths sod ahs digsst OF such improve
and discoveries have been ade IN Medical Sci
ense sny part Of tho world within that time, and
that too IS nearly possible. 10 the language Of those
who made such discoveries Improvements 80 that BY
reference this work any physician msy have al MS
comm sod a trihng cost full snd complete summary
Of eli that Is uev aud valuable in the Medct word. with
out sctng himself either 10 the expense labor Of
searching through the various journals and new medical
works that are beng dali, issued.
Term.-Ths 6fst rs Nos. or eight years - per yesr
thereafter 81 So; single Nos IS cts iuvarisbly IN ID
vance.
Commenced In January 1910. Published in London n
July and January OF every year and r.publshed IN New
York by ll9f III DANIEL ADEE. l07 Fulton'st
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TuomsoN'S HIGHER

RlTHMETlC.-MAHh n NEWMAN CO vii
n publish on Monday tbs "a iust the shove valo.br
School Book This h lhsr Arithmetic 10 tho third book
In Day Thomson. s1fs. Teachers viii hnd Il superior
aay book Of the kiod yet Published, containing ~
does greater amount Of Accs AID valuable matter
pertaining % The science Of Numbers
The Higher Arithmetic contains s58 psts. large duocs-
eino beautifully printed and vel bound IN leather, ard
sold Tor - cents with liberal discount 10 teachers -
tn. series c nsistsots
The Mental Arithmetic ll3 pages.
The Y actical Arithmetic, -. passs
The Key Arithmetic, do.
The vi gher Arithmetic Ssa page
The Key Higher Arithmetic.
2qf ~ H. NEWMAN = GO. 100 Broadway
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BOOK TRADE.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.

NO fANMEH should be- SiiADu' ce ~ ~ -. np'nd
" Amsncsn Asflcgfufs, - A4leli Toe fhsaYest
ADD uost valuable BOOK f9f TIE Fnmr ~frf pilHtso-
assrsnt n 10 Pam This ucft contains ~ p.s-s,
ssng apon up~Ard ~ 30 different s9bscs I'm pof Az
O. fb, Farmer ths Planter, the soet breeder tna tho
HgftcuIfGrst ~ ais1 touches pu 1e1lpfy 1nemis.fJf
B0tanT Ana'omy. Physiology, a0d Mechanics as appi-
cable H. Agriculture II would usk. most valuable Pre-
MUM flf disinbauoa sm.nr Asricglrsi soeistis.-to
which. and 10 kgens liberal discount vii DO made
Price only Ons Do4Ar
~ Csa BE- ..ot BY mail b any part Of ths tnion.-
Orders should BE- accompanied BY the cash paid
.tdfe..rf llnl -I b. 81 hAArON. .nI BrosdNsy
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Fer The Tribune.


The Wing Common Council have proposed a
new Police bin. have examined It, and not prepared
10 say entirely free from objections There
great difficulties in framing any bill which be pro-
nouseed pereetbu DO not hesitate Say that 1t is In
comparably preferable the present system Our cli
zens are not yet made Of the dangerous powers
which lodged la this body Of Ii this dangerous
bsnd Is not disbanded they will nd Il out some day
their SORROW. DO rot intend 10 argue this matter,
would suggest you u procure from the Chefs Office
n list OF number and names Of Policemen who have
heen brought up and tried before the Mayor for immoral
conduct during The past year. Also the number and names
Of those who resigned before ia but amer charges hal
been preferred sgAlnst them. MIDNIGHT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-04
LEGISLATURE OF NETWORK.
MORNING REPORT.

SESATE.--.ALBANr March 81 p NJ.
The only matter OF interest in the Senate this
morning was debate on the resolutions Of inquiry
in regard TO closing the Locks Of the Canal on the
Sabbath. The whole subject was sent to Select
Committee by the unanimous vote Of the Senate
ASSEMBLY.
Mr.. Cross introduced bill establishing Courts
of Civil and Criminal Jurisdiction 10 cities except
New York and Brooklyn.
bill was reported for the relief Of the Dispense.
ries Of New York
The bill TO complete the organization Of the 9th
regiment LIST division OF n. Y. State Militia was
passed.
Snow has been falling briskly since midnight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-04
HUDSON RIVER RAILaOAD17,SorloE Fos

HPROPOsaLS Seeded Proposals viii be received ~
the Director. " fhe Hubs River Railroad Company a.
their on 81 Waist uuil the l3th day Of March next
Tor tho gadne masonry Piins snd bridging for hs, Por
ou Of said Roai Which extends from beskneek Hil 70
Poushkeepse, distance u sbout twenty miles The
work 10 be cim pietsd BY the h,t day Of April ls9,
codnx the plans aud spscihcations that will be sub
nitted sNamin nation. hereinafter mentioned re-
serve OF ~ per the moathy estimates will be
tainsd by the Company until the eoair,et 10 completed.
a security Tor Performance No transfer Of eoGtTseis
will be recognized OF permitted.
Tho map. and prohe of the lice Tho plans OF Sort the
form of Md specifications Of tho manner q enc
cutns the will be rcsdy Tor esaminaficn and
alter the lOh OF March al Tho Office II the Resident Es
gineer Cold Sprns fof hat poroa u the ns between
Bioaspek I'm sud Fshki. Land ns. aud AZ Poashsecp
40 for tho fom.ed u Tho lac Ga tho 18Th u March
thu mars pr1nes aud plans - wcfs ~ b presented 81
tho ofhce Of She COMPANY. - Mailst
The line will b divided into eonvrnlen. sessions s.d
proposals may D. made tor al The sections the
pay proposing 60 state whether they desire all and ~
not whst portion o he wsa they pFvPoss 20 enter into
contrsot Tor.
rhs fall names II ali psfsoes that parties " pfvP
ositioa must be ~iiitea cat ea tho sane
Too part, o. any pVp0sitioa which msJ % seesrted
will 10 required enter into contract iramsdislelJ aFsf
the ascsptance e the same
Tho pirsstsf. reserve themselves the rsht % sccepf
sf reject proposals thss sy - sassd they consider
IonN Il IFRNis, chief easinset.
Oa,s of he tiaasoa kiVef kaifosA &c
New,NoA ~ Feb itts az sMhie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-04
L.OCKE'S
PATENT PORTABLE CHAMBER,
Tapor Or Sh0aer and DoucH Bath,
IAn 1. /. \ IL . NJ AuIEs An lnII-nRI


FOR GFNTLENES, LADIES AID CHLDRkS
No 81 Annst. New-lors.
THIS BATH Is acknow edsed. by All who have used H.
TO De superior anything ever maautactured Tor the
purpose Il took the Premium. the Fairs VI the Aer
can Institute sud the late S'ae Fair At saratoga Y,
snd al tho Rensselaer, Co Fair held st Troy, y. y Ia
competition with several others, and Is highly recon-
m-ni-d by the most scientific men
IL forms rrsmenal piece Of furniture Tor sbedfo0m
may used bathing tlb D0uche Bath, hip or siz
BAH Shower aud Vspor Bath, more particularly
the latter It mads perfectly tight AZ the top - retain
the steam and protects the whole apparatus rom dust and
arranged with hooks that when not used Tor bathing
purposes very convenient wardrobe for ladies' or
gent emen's Il occupies q or % inches square on
the door and weighs 65 pounds when Bates baths OF the
size weigh 49, thus rendering Il movable with per-
feet from room 20 room.
The construction the Bath such that the most deli
cate female Il with perfect ease The iount 70
lowered receive the water by small crank which can
be- turned by ch I'd IL Is then raised and retained al sny
required hi ght for child lady gentleman. The bath 10
administered by pulling sil cord which opens valve
m the bottom OF the fountn and may be closed at pleas
ure thereby enabing lady OF nervous temperament 70
take from che 10 five gallons AZ a time.
II msy b. converted into simple or medicated vspor
bath BY attaching small apparatus with 'pirt lamp,
which Is sold with the bath II required
Manufactured and sold. wholesale and retail. BY
JOHN LOCKE 81 Annst. Neg-York
Prices range from 81 TO >l5 Steam Generator with rs
appurtances - distance desiring farther IN
formation relative size, style OF finish and prices can
by addressing the subscriber be furnished with efeur
containing particulars. u iaNW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-04
Treasury DEPARTMENT, Feb. rs, 1919.
nROPOsAIS FOR IDAN,-Sealed proposal

viii DO received until P. ~ tbs sth OF March,
1913 for five millions Of dollars II Treasury Notes 50
much as may be Teisusbe in Treasury Notes under the
act " Congress Of the 18th January. lS4 payable two
years after the date Of such notes with interest ihe re
Of per cent. per annum, payable semi annually NO
bid will be received below par The BIDS should s'ate lie
tuctly in all cases, the premium offered BIOS 81 the
same rate Of premium panied Ia the written pro.
po.a. with an offer fund the notes 81 once In the six
per author ned BY the said act Of 18th January
1917, will be preferred ,,
To give opportunity 10 all persons 10 participate In
tive OF funds In these notes-wheh on aceoans
u he privilege u funding, hereafter be materially
enhanced in yauo-bids will be received for the lowest
denomination Of notes authorized By aw, well as for
higher sums
Tho amount Of the bids will be required 20 be paid in
specie In three equal nsAlmeuts IN all tho months Of
March, April and Msy, lS4S
The money paysbls he loan esn b. deportsd with
the Treasurer Of United States the Treasurer Of the
Mint al Phadelphs Of the Branch Mint Ct Ne~-Or-
leans OF with any the Assistant Tre.urersa at Boston
NewYork, Chsrle'ton or St. Louis. Ia all cases q
secure the bid. special deposit at any Of the points
above specified with the officers above tessnse5 Of the
whole amount Of the premium before o'clock, r on
the Sch Of March. 1913. will bs required The premium
will DO returned al oncs, II the bid 3. not accepted
MccLINrOCk YOUNG,
Acting Secretary II the Treasury
r- The daily papers IA Nashing ton, GhArl-ston, BATH
more Phiad.l pha NewYoFk and Bostoe Will copy the
above IN. TINS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-04

DUCkx MIL MINING and misunderstanding Gem.
gaay msotins ~ no hoard u pifvctsts held a.
ya.asa ga TO tf,h Fstsasiy. iast Assessment II
FIny Goats pes share each sra skafs VI tie
capital ,ssa ~ said compsnY levied, ssd eettss
thereof ordered - 30 ktvpn - tho sskhSasFs zsesah
g. the amendment u the charter AeeeFsias 81 whsk
amendment sssiss 10 hardly sisea hs al sAsk which
he .A sssessasrt ~ FNy Ssnis sasIv sha
uapsd fhs sih Mafsh iffs. ~t - tsffssA N the
tsnfsny sash shsiaas. .. have already raa ths
sns asssssnsai ~ r~ep hss ret sAsiv thsf
ssissssos q swHsfshiF. wi esisa ssss co. shs
a~ ihs yisssHl .'sssssusst htOW CRAIG. rsss,assL
pNtp 4 sAsE1ttr, Treasured pr
w. rhs Treasurer ~fN .isai 81 tho Cst~ rsays eAss
rhilaisrhls tfhnd o. zoe aset tsls~ WslAeia , "a
oash heaasr wSA~ssas, saS F,asf. 81 receive ssssss
n.sa.s spi issus Certificates ~ ssess. ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-04

AIRPORT IoSMEST OF THE LITERATURE FUND
Thursdays Argus contains statement Of the distribution
among the Academies of this State Of the $4,000 for
lSf7. The Deaf and Dumb Institution, ffdeih-s; gets
1929 the Albany Female Academy, Ss45 the Albany
Academy S4s7 the Brooklyn Female Academy, 5000 ;
Columbia College Grammar School, s529 do of n \.
University, ss32 Oneida Conference Seminary, S64s ;
Rutgers Female Institute, $685. Troy Female Seminary,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-04

Elvo8d OF 20 Weat.s'. isalisnusfy 30 days.. Th0ms
Chase stealing suuiry articles ~ clothing Belonging % L.
raol u Cole 81 $50 Greenwich a. folsnrsfI n9uihs
. VIM IS conner. flr s'salnga copper pan valued Al 81
from na dseHg uf Charles Aiph1nfe. ~ iiant0n o..
Peni.rnusTy go Mar A. smith, fJr seang some
gsss boxes, Ciiy Prison so days.
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THE OLD SHADES,

'rHAMES-Sf-JAMEs REEFS bess 70 sequaint his
friends and the public that he has made arrangements
for serving up ordinary daily from IL ~ eiocs vhsn
the choicest oins &c that the markets. snofd VIII os
placed on the table AZ the low charge Of 10 I'd.
takes this opportunity to return his srstsui shsnas
for the liberal PATRONAGE he has received since his con nee
ton with the above establishment and to assure all who
may favor with their patronage and support that NO
effort his pstsh. be wanting TO make tho Old Shades
the best house Of the kind In tho city. 49,
A large stock Of tho Oldest Ale In town also, Winss
Liquors &c Of the best quality. Chops, stssks Welsh
p.ttsh,t. A. Ali honrs 29f iws
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A FUNERAL INSTEAD OF A BRIDAL CERENosY-

a
Miss Nancy Bailey Of Merrmsc, formerly employed 10
the setories here visited Nashua last week for the par
chsse Of her wedding dress bonnet and bridal cake &c
preparatory for her marriage on "Wednesday next sue
hsi con pe-d her purchases snc was on her way - the
sso6t SATURDAY evening" when the left She there
fore reformed he house Il friend MI Mitchell ca
Canalst About half past three sunday aiiefno9n rs
Size saG 81 the window she threw both hands excAim
ins Why there IS Mr. Drew 90 THE name Of the yonns
man 10 whom ste 10 be married and who saresdeh
of Concord, vi Mrs NJ went & another window, ort
no one was GIT. A. tina moment crash Of glass cali
ed heg attention to Miss Bailey, who had fslen forward
sg.iust TIE widow Help Instantly called and she
wa, placed upon the bed hut with tue gsps she Jay
CONS. And hea the bride II viii BE- 10 lay
her in the grave whom lie had hoped call wife
Nashua Oasis
SrABBING AND DEATH-Yesterdsy afternoon,
most serious Aod fatal ohIsy took place in the coffee
SoTse opp8. e the 81 Louis Hotel hyPolite Lstan
,.Sb.s msu named Serre IN the breast With short,
sscut kDife inhctirg wounds which proved mortal
A few inmates ster~Ad serre had formerly been IN
tbs smployuen ut Of Lasn as iourneymsn barber ihste
b.d been q difficulty between the Two men previous 70
heir meeting Yesterday when seue ssppec bsian vice
,frr ,ghieb Lstsn stabbed him Lstsn innedatey sur
rendered himself 70 the police lN' w. Nv ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-04

PoLioE --O.licer Donnclly last evening arrested
Charles Hodges Of Second NEfd. chsfgs - stealing
Iufteen zoe shlris, valued 20 about $50.
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no DRTGGi-r-.-PoIl.h 'olia n'sAessay draw.

FU,O pKIGt.I- T-. -Poli.hsd solia mahogany draw
81, and docf, couatsFs with marble toPs plate sass
shaw foet By soaa water natufes assorted bot
,. hand sonsy sheled four ornamental cast pa hiaes
els with hinges fof csfboya two beautiful female statues
.fa of NE 49, hu.t. and drugs, incidence
Sc 70 be sold entire scpSasy The hssufs' are eqaa
~ .nv la Kfoafway and put ap n sueh way that
they 10 removed veil a. from the mrehanic
The mahogany sos could - seat tnia tho eo1ptf WIN
out dsmaFe and to asmal pass 50 tho drawer i'h"
arc put on uith THIS coed chaaee ui any one
wishing 60 open class Ia this % any oths city,
At ,ayn. bath of time money Call al Az hadson'
81 eofuas Of Leroy bloch above tho otesnwieh bsnA
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COMPREHENSIVE.

U,HG COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing be-
j tween p N. TOMLtNSON son 10 this day dis
solved The business OF the late rm will be continued BY
2. II. TOMLlNsON.
Pieruont, n. Y March /. 1919 M lw'
TE'UE COPARTNERsHIP heretofore existing BE-:
/ tse-n the subscribers. under the firm Of ROBINSON
HUMPHREYS 10 this cay dissolved by mutual consent
The business OF the late firm will he closed by 3. + r.,
biason " 10 IL authorised the Of the firm 10
liquidation. signed b. +. kObINsON,
N.w.Y3rk FEB 10. 1873 P HUMPHREYS.
CfRcULAR-Th. undersigned having associated himself
with " +. JENNINGS 4 co diapers aud tailois. will
be happy % see his friends 2l Broadway, where the
book. II account Of the lae firm Of Robinson Hum
phrey. will be kept for settlement. B. + ROBINSON.
New-Yors Feb n, 1913. ~ I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-04
JERSEY CITY AFFAIRS

~ The difference between Mr.. Cunard and the
jersey City Council concerning fence enclosing tho pier
OF the Cauard dock has been arranged and the necessary
fence and gates have been authorised under csrtn spa-
lAtlons Newark ADV.