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and that free competition wm the only way IN
which business and trade 10 general could be car
ried on with success. The Archbishop Of Dublin
had told them so but be nothing less than an
mpOst,r. Thirty. FIVE millions Of men had sworn Il
SHOULD be done. and many Of the most learned and
accomplished men in Europe hsd undertaken to ex-
ecote the task. Loud cheerl Mr. Mitchell con-
claded by saying that. as there should be no rest
for Ireland until her freedom was accomplished. he
would only add. that be for at once making
beginning. He moved the following address;
To he Ctitens Of ne FreN>i RepEblse;
yet Independence 20 sset ana Ito socisl freedom To
stao should address sovereign State sod Republic, We
address you, Citizens
Had We National Government, 3 recognized centre
willing and petent 70 act and speak for u.s. woulo
have long boldly declared the admiration OF Jour
hsroisu the sympathy With your esnse, the cehgn Ia
your victory, which feel bat from our condition
Incapable Of utterns Foreign dominion and distrsc
ourselves choke 1e beat and nODest feelings OF our
be.rts and torn into empty wind the voice Of millions
Receive from CITIZENS, all the congrh0istlons We
can Ofsr and be assured, hst beneath them there 10
that cannos be uttersd-bsh nd them the louznss
hsye oay yesterday broken through mild ses-
potsm, and yet who were compelled 70 hide 10 your
hearts FOR eighteen years the hse Of that dsspos which
now you have nobly vndeisted-yOU Ctzens you can
unders,sDd Us.
We recognize 10 the French Republic the WORK .
ns-msn We in lie every justice the night
o. .bor and is Victories is lores i and en-
cunns jastice, we working men participate.
But, snslsved - are, only ofer you our IN
divoUsl psthy gDc ffsncsb p, and AJAX IN return
thai ycu will look upon the sUrsrrEs Of the edest sno
persecgled sisters Of Celtic with
and We ask yo3 not 10 buth foI
shame snd slavery but 10 retain for us rec poes
frsndship ana sympathy TIL our liberated country cat
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European Corn Trade.

LIvrkSooL-O1r Corn market hss improved since the
settling q the Cambria Hcders are hrme IN thsr opers
tons. and higher Prices have Obtained Ga the 4th
there fair attsndsncs Of buyers bat 10 eager dpo-
son shown 70 purchase article OF the trade e1
tsnsvey In any descr pon Of Nhsst therefore tbs op
erstions only moderate 10 amount, and little inn1.
snced By tbs improvement 10 Marx lane tie general
range Of prices though lightly over those Of the ltn De
inK barely eqasl 70 the rates Of the 7th-
American Flour, upon o more limited dsmsnd thsn
usual merely sustained previoas prizes Some parcels Of
Indian Corn sgsin for Ireland but there was
les demand for this article than eseulsed upon
Fine yellow sod ~ late rstes. but white . = per
ar cheaper Corn Meal moved Of spsringy The demand
for Wheat wssvsry limited. There change 10 the
price Of foreign but lrsh rather esfier 70 par
cnsss Os,s dull, snd hardly maintained previous
rates 10 Barley and Bssns there very little dong
Tb. best samples OF Ind Corn brought former prices
but inferior quaitis. rather lower. lnolan Corn
Meal &c per bsrre lover. Oatmeal brought Tuesday
prices. The sale Of Flour quite In retail but there
material change In toe value Of either rieAn or
Irish On the 24tn Wheat in oil request sna prices
rather lover Flour recedsd cd per barrel sod per sack
Indian Corn wss Is per quarter lower, and Indian Mes.
I'D ne barrel
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ncv IN s,oet vii sesp the retail market sappiso OF
American fns qualities Die;rs' bleaeer.d b. 'ols Il
sss Sd Locses trs Sis to es 81, and Adens tnos a.
57s Cd &c sac %.
LIssEsD CakE-kbos; 10 tons sold ~ Is sabseaseoi-
w. with sn improved dem.nd. nearly toe woe q ~
late port taken at ADVANCE Of JOG 10 s per
ton e6 5s offered this wesk for quantity Of tnlek
round Ne~ Orleans, snd refused
PoEK-Sew continues 10 Be taken on rival bot WITH
out al activity the demand fine quantities Of Prime
Mes alone commanding attention
RIcE-Lsrse I'M ortstions Of BenEAl and hA1r1 nave
had depressing Influence on the market and pnees ~.
siyea way fully lie per cot on Carolina
sEEDs-The demand FOR Clover 10 very inactive, az )
10 los for New American and Ala 20 80 ior french and
Dutch Of lsst seasons import We hear Of no trsnsae
tious In American Fisx,eed
TALLow has sgsin become rather low IN stock and AZ
advance Of about IL Sd 10 "a hn been sstsblbhec
Yours. sTITT DAY CO.
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NOTICES.
IMPROVED
MAGNETIC MACHINES.
MODRHFAD'S
GRADUATED MAGNETIC MACHINES
: rIOorhead'. Graduated Magnetic y


GRADUATED MAGNETIC MACHINES
" tiOOrhead's Graduated Magnetic Ma
chimes Ia pOant prOyement over all other Ofms
OF manufacture and has been adopted by the medical pro
fessOn generally. being the most perect con'sneni
and eectusl Magnetic Machine IN use IL IS exceedingly
simple construction and, therefore, not labe 10 gsl
out " Order As the with s other Instruments II
ad mits Of the most perfect control aud can ne gadussd
% any power adapted 10 the most tender insnt or sum
cient for the strongest adult a. the pleasure OF ms opera
tor The Magnetic influence 10 impaired 10 continuous
manner with pleasant sensation 10 the most dell
cat, patient requires assistant La It's use, and s In
every respect entirely harmless a.
and permanent all Of rheumatism acute
chronic sested either in the hesd joints or limO govt
nc doloreu1 nervous and sick headache paralysis palsy
t, p,y pitation Of the heart spinal
and hp stiffness 10 the Joints, umbsg0, neural
ala nervous tremors general 6.bttT. deficiency Of
vous snd physical energy snd al nervous diseases A,
preventive for apoplery the Machine Is confidently
CONNIE led and Ia the most confirmed Of scrOfula
dropsy eryspes deafness curvature Of the spine ano
all similar comp plants lis effects equally successful
Each Machine 10 compactly arranged with the Battery
and a necessary appliances put up IA ooat boxes Ae
compsnying each 10 8 Manual, containing fall AND
pie directions for ts aud application In the various
diseases in which IL s recommended Any person Of ord-
nary intelligence SUCCESSFULLY this Machine as
everything regarding Il Is perfectly pie and
Every family should possess one Of these beautiful in
strumsnts IL will sways be found available companion
and very often the best physician 10 time Of need.
Price OF the Machines complete in every respect SIP
They can be readily and safely any part Of
country, aud each instrument 10 warranted
The Gradusted Magnetic Msehiues are manufactured
and sold, wholesale and RETAIL by
ID g. MOOkHEAD, l82 Broadway, Nsw-York.
" Is OrdeT addressed as above, accoup anied with the
cam Will Do carefully and promptly fulfilled al0 lii. toe
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AhE SIkAhsbIP hIBgRSIA AND THE BRIG BAR
asst will De remembered that the Survivors Of the
zig 5Lpars "aen vessel With about $50 Of the pss--n-
win ne ioss Of lis lives reported that short
ne preViousy they spoke the steamship Hiberns Cspt
on.nnon who, a2on their application for water replied
Iners . he shore. 90 asd IT. the wind blowing of
more 81 the tine The following from Loycs List IL
SsPL shAnnoes report Of the matter On the "a inE
~ 70 long -, spoke the Bsrbara Of and for Halifax
mort o. wslsr and 0si~E 10 keary gale unable
LOUIS PHILIPPE CosIsG TO THE UsIrED STATS
lsttet nom ooe Of Louis Philippes intimate friends
OF fok, announcing that the King ha t.seu the
10 eome sad IN himself with his family In the
9nited States 10 says. eolidsnty the Courrisr De
Etafi- Uau.
CEsrEsARIAs.-The Buffalo Com. Ado. an.
neHnee' the death IN that city % EIEkEL LANE ct the
sav.need are oflne years la l7 there only four
buildings on the present ate Of Baf,oof these one
ARA ssh -. erected BY Ezekiel Lane sud his fsthssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11
RROnKLYN AFFAIRS

MPRoyENEsrs.-There are nearly 100 dwelling
houses n the piogre,. OF erection in this city Among
these the worthy OF attention several fine build
inss with granite fronts 10 Hicks aud Henry sls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

ASSEXATIOS N ATRIcA-The Af1can RsDosi.
i0y for April has the following notice Of recent extern
sion Of the limits Of the African Republic:
One Of the most gratifying items Of inrsizeree which
We have received from any FOR lOng time Il the
fsct alluded IN the dspsteh Of Presdsrt kob.rts W
The Purchase Of New. Chester
THIS IL a poot which We have long desired Here VA.
oesed the only remsninE slave factory between Cap.
ho9nt ard Cape Psnas Every obstacle had been thro n
IN ne way Of our getting possession Of IL Bat We have
nn.Iy succeeded. and 10 the many Eooc acts per-
rms1 By he colony, smother Of small i'm port IL 70 be
the Destruction Of the last vesass dave trade
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HOLLAND.

The HAGUE. March 2l.-The Official journal o
the Hague publishes the two following royal de-
We, William H. &c upon the report q our Minis,
he letter Of Governor General Of the Dutch Indies
dated August lsf7 No. "a submitted 10 cor decision
with their consideration and sovee heard By The Coz
OF notice Of the 18th inst No 81 have dscreed and
ArtieleI. That our Governor Generalof the
Dutch I1dies authorized permit the importation OF
and gunpowder uto the etrep6 Of the island Of
Java. H. Oar GOvsrporGeDeral sbovensmsd, is snthor
ksd while maintaining the resulsonss present existing
against sofgior thu and the possession Of fire.
arms and gUnpowder in the islands OF Java, Maoura
B.uka and the Molueess 20 permit the importation
snd the sale Of these articles the Dutch Indies Our
Mner a the Colonies s charged with the execution OF
tbs present decree copy OF which :he 2s sent % oor
Council u State for their information The Hague March
10 For the Minister for the Colonies, j C. Bsud-WiL-
LIAM.
Governor General Of the Dutch Indies 10 authorized 10 en-
act the following regulations IN modifying the existing
tariffs Of the imports and export cuss In me ssnos OF
lava and Ms5ura J. The es Of the ISLAND Of Java shall be
nTOd into the Netherlands under tn. utch nag Tres
main. ssa 4 per cent Thar .ssstiss5 shieh /.
ufed fo packing tea introduced onderthe Dutch nag
shall be exempt from import duty provided that It i ua
tose introduced into the kingdom uader other
circumstances II thali be subject 70 an import cuty Of
les J. C. Baud. WILLIAM.
The first Chamber of the States General mas
been summoned TO meet on Tuesday, the 2sth inst
By royal decree of the nth, His Majesty has
accepted the resignation OF NJ. Sc. de Jonqe Van
Campens Nleuweland, VITO an honorable testimony
10 his services Minister Of Justice, and has nom
mated 81 Dirk Donker Cur.ius TO the function of
Minister Of Justice pro TEN.
The Committee appointed by His Msjesty's de-
cree Of the l7th not having yet been able to accom-
plish their task His Majesty, in consequence, has
been obliged to request his Ministers To retain their
functions till such time the Kings choice shall
have been determined.
The Ministers have declared that they are quite
willing for the publc-interest, that the period Of
their resignation should be thus protrscted
lStaats Courant March q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

GENERAL SgssIoss-st the opening ofths Court
on Saturday the Grand Jury brought in number Of bills
OF indictment and again returned their duties
The Court then adjourned ust this Monday mor-tng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

IL tts Cy and County Of NeV- York, from IA ift day Of
.iPril, 1913, to the sh Day Of Apri, 1913.
Men sO-Women, 83-Boys, 79-Girls, ST. Total, 2es.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11
WASHINGTON, Saturday, April 9, ls4s.
The Senate was not 10 session.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House convened at the usual hour when
Speaker WINTHROP took the Chair, and called it
to order. After the transaction Of some ordinary
routine business, Mr. ROCKWELL, OF Connecticut
moved to take up the consideration OF the regular
business OF the DAY, when, on motion. the House
resolved itself into a Committee OF the Whole on
the state of the Union, SIR. GoGGIS in the Chair
on several private bills which were duly consd
cred when the Committee rose and reported to the
House and, on motion, adjourned.
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t9- Notice 4. hereby given ,b,, Roo.,

W lNOtItb u HtTtUy KfVtn mat BOOTS will De
opened for subscription 10 the Capital Stock Of the PERI
and indianapolis Railroad Company ia tho City Of New
York BY w. }. HOLMAN, Of Miami Co. Ia on Monday
May D. 1913 to BE- kept for indefinite Of
-four per csEt upon tho amount 10 required the time
subscribing. ma o.if
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wAsHIscros, April g, ls4s.

The Court, today positively denied farther
hearing from the counsel for Nugent the Herald
correspondent. The Senate will probably release
him on Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

The amount OF coal transported ON the ccnuy''
.ill Eavis.t'on Company last week was l2loo ton'.
The receipts of the Old Colony Rsilrosd tort
last two weeks have been ,,, ,eas
80 800 p
Ersiyht ....................... $40 % -'out ..
To,,I ..................Sff9i 90 s7.Dt ~
Fx.ess in ls4s eeua 20 IS per cent........-@Ns ~
The average gain ,ipce Dec. lissbou 50 per cent
AtBuffao the Money market is still very tight
and the demand for accommodation has rather ausmehed
The bank. are doing little nothing carrying over
the liabilities previously incurred and collecting up IN
every instance where il is possible 50 TO do.
communication from the Controller to the Sc
ate in reply to resolution Of inquiry, showing that the
Safety Fund would have surplus OF Slo22s. provided
al, the Banks Of the State shall psy their contributions
TO the fund the lst of Jly next with discount Of
per cent per auuum. The demands the fund amount
to Ssss S52 and the under such Arrangement
would amount to 81 63 provided as is expected,
$4,000 realised from the assets of the broken backs
The value of merchandise imported into this dis
triet exclusive Of that the warehouse and the
amount Of duties received during The week ending the h
instant in each of the three years ia az annexed
1916 ls47 1e4S
Free goods..............S7is 900 SIS 736 S21gGii
Du,iable goods.........1iOl2 5i l.sc5 li5 L7l6ols
Total merchandise 81 ,476o6O Sl,6Il,s8 s2o5l gel
Cssb received. ...'.. as So s92o5S 4is s96
Average rates Of dsty. sos % .ot
Gov. Skunk of Pennsylvania has vetoed the fol
lowing Bank bills viz The Farmers and Mechanics
Bank Of Philadelphia the Columbia Bank and Bridge
Company Of Colambis; the Farmers, and Droyers Bank
Of wsynesburg and tho Cbambersburg Bank Of Cham
bsr.burg.
la relation TO the Mineral Bank the Cumberland
Cvia correets its statement abou, the forfeiture Of
charter the law only making 1t liable TO orsitare by the
act of suspeoson-hopes tho Bank will resume 10 few
dsysssys the nsjoty Of the stock was owned by Lase
Co and add. that the hsye been sold at that place
during the present various rates ranging from 20
10 cents dollar letter OF the an inst which
the National IaeigRcsr states TO be om respectable
gentleman A. Cumberland, says; am informed to-day
that Bank will shortly be under way sgsin, bat viii
first take up all its circuistion.'
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The Public Lands.

The following bill was introduced into the House
on Tuesday, 4th inst, by Mr. SUNDERLAND, OF
Albany, N. Y. read twice aud referred to the
Committee on Public Lands
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

GIBSON ~as this day dissolved BY mutual consent
d. T. G bees leave inform his friends the public
that he stf c5ntnues bis old stand the United Rstrr
1855 chureh-st aud while he feels proud ~ actaowedgs
his thsnkuas, for the patronage he has recsvsd mop
By ping best Of liquors and cgss aud using MS
best sodssgors max. them comfortable by every a,en
ton Ia his poEer thst h. will st inertia OF
the AZ %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

SUPREME CouRT-Th trial of the cause OF
JInes nslss vs. IT., Corporation Of Asie. York for
received from certain lands 10 Whsmsburgh brought
10 close on Friday Oh, shout o'clock The jury
dered verdict for the plaintiff IN the OF II UO6 The
Court were engaged Saturday morning 10 hearing
tions in equity.
County CoURT-Jeptha Reed vs. Christian
Ssers-This suit the value OF horse.
which 10 alleged not the case The jury found
verdict for the plaintiff in the sum Of s65
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WINDOW SHADES

WINDOW SHADES-Freminm Depot 20 Nnsthsh
.-rss. bsrssins for ID erch.D snd dealers shades
In oil e0o- from 6zi SO per psr snd trimmings
Of every description. Also fr SALE the ffema Shades
prietor Of this essbshmen al the i Ar OF me Amer
icso Institate GUlOS FERRIS,
fSaee-ssors 20 Webb decesssi i'm porters snd
uActus ers wholesale and retail IS Chxtnsm-st % Sc
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BOARDING.


DLEAsANT ROOMS WITH boarding. be
L obtAlaed BY sPPIyns at "a Hudsonst Opposite 81
John. Park. ai0 lw.
BOARD On BROOKLYN Nights, near fui-
ID ton Ferry, with handsome and spacious spstfnents
married aud singh gentlemen. The double have
pantres and WARDROBE The location 10 pleasant asd
commands view OF tho city and harbot Apply At
NilOw-st AZ IT.
BOARD WANTED-Fors gentleman and lady
- psrlor bedroom snd pantry attached wonld furnish
their rooms. Location above feminist. Address D.
office Of the Express newspaper. a3 ST.
visiting the city, will End
ID board with pleasant rooms at % Broadway ca the
most liberal terms a6 lv-
nOARD-One or two gentlemen would be tshsn a.
- bos ders in family that will remain IN their present
location tho ensuing year Those wishing pleasant house
for The Summer or longer may apply al 81 Jsyst so w.
DUOMs TO LET-A private family, occupying the
H. house 400 Greenwich at ibrt~een Beech sDd Hubert
s opposite ST. james Park, would let rooms 10 single
gentle men. furnished unfurnshei-or would bs let
a small gentee family. Apply st tho honse Reference
and required asst
Two PARLORs TO let TO gentlemen and their
Il wives, or siusle gentlemen, with hosrd, In
house with all the Croton water convenience for bathing
&c. Apply nj l02 Fourthavs near Elevsnth-st Ar lv
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The amount of coal transported on the schuyi'
sill Eavig.ton Company last week was l2loo ton'.
The receipts of the Old Colony Rsilrosd iorthe
lat two weeks have been; 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of the
lCounty Of NewYork, notice 10 hereby given 20 All per
sons having claims sgsiDst WILLIAM DDBOuRDikU,
late OF the City Of NewYork cooper deceased 10 pre-
the with vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber.
a. his residence, No. 81 Csrmine street, ia the City OF
NewYork, before the fourth day Of August next
Dated New York, the thirty first dsy o. ysnrry Io4s
N isw6m' AdEDEE sioNOl. tkecobf
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TO MANurACTURERS

SITUATlON WANTED.-rhe undersigned. who hes
Shsd many yeArs experience cotton wishes
situation Oyersser Of large weaving est,b ishmsot
or h. will take job Of starting looms lie efers IN Bepl
&. Harms 70 Pine-It David Rurgm. Commission Mer.
c ant, New. York Other references sivrn II desired
ADDRESS HAMILTON FAULKNER, Albion Village, smith
fed Il l. - IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

UY ORDER Of Robert Lansing, Esquire, County Judge
- Of Jefferson County, notice Is hereby given that
attachment has issued assn,t the estate Of ELISHA II.
ROGERS, nonresident debtor and that the will
be sold for the payment his debts uness he appear and
dischags such attachment according 10 law within rne
months from the frat publication Of this notice snd ths
the payment Of any debts dus 10 him by residents Of THE
State and the delivery 10 him for his Of any proper
~ within this State belong 10 him, ,nd the transfer 81
such property by him forbidden by Law and
yoid.-Ds,ed March g. lsis AULLlN GOODALL,
Wsterto~n, N. Y. Attorneys for attaching creditor
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10 Tr.n.fer Rpsravins. % Whine Paper.

Place the engrsvings for few seconds over TO-
dine vapor. Dip slip Of white paper in q weak
solution Of starch, aud when dry. in weak solu.
ton Of oil Of vitriol When dry lay the slip upon
the engraving. and place them for few minutes
under press. The engraving will thus be repro
duced in all its dccacy and knish. The iodine has
the property Of fixing on the black parts or ink Of
the engraving and not on the white. This import.
Nnt discovery 10 yet in its infancy. The Builder.
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A Mail 10 America once a Week.

Nobce has been issued by the Post Office au
thoritiH that during the ensuing Summer, mails
will be transmitted between Liverpool and North
Americ, once week by the British contract mail
packets which will leave Liverpool for Boston and
New York, alternately, on every Saturday, and
will be dispatched from Boston and NewYork al.
ternately, on their return voyage, every Wednes
day. This weekly service will commence with
the outward packets on the sth of April, and with
the homsward packets In May, and will continue
until the end Of November, after which time. and
during the following four months, mails will be con.
vsy cd to Boston and New.York only once fort.
night instead Of weekly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

NOTICE.-In pursuance Of 40 order OF ADD
INHodzes, Esq Surrogate Of the County Of Kins- .
ice hereby gwen TO all persons having claims sxsip
PETER MORTON, late Of Brooklyn, in the ssd eossty,
dsceased 70 present tho same with vouchers thereof 70
the subscriber at bis place Of business 81 South william
Ct New-fors, on or before the lst day Of May 1913
EDWARD FlLLEY, E.ses.S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of The sanos.t- q The
Icoanty OF New-Yorh notice hereby gwen 70 all per
80 bsyioy claim. .z.in.t JONATHAN HUNT, late Of
the City Of NswYorE 20 prs.sn, The same with
re th.,sof 10 hs subscriber at his Office No 81
W -, -, a.. c,ty OF NewYork, or before IN.
,wentyffh d.y Of s.piembsr nsxt.Dst.d N.w.yosI
tbs tx,ntis,h d.v OF March, 1913 ADON SMITH,
~ 81 t.e.. dm nistrztor with the VIII Aon..sS r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

fNe-s5u-s--NOtcc 10 n-reoy given 20 ~ ~,
and nest Of sio Of ELAN BLISS, late OF the Cry of
fors. Custom House appraiser. dscssssd s1d ~re
legged 70 have died infe-tste, that shall sppy W t
rosate OF the County Of New.YorL fJr letters OF
tration upon the sststo Of tia said ntessate on the
day OF Msy next at ten O. clock 10 the torenoon- "
Nsv- YORK, April I, I34s JAMES .; fhAfi
81 2sw4w Public Administ u
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NOTICE. p .1s, ~. ~ Oroer o. Andre
/, bsreby oven ali persons having esms against Will
LIAM SWAIN, portrait psintsrD late of The CITY Of
R,ooIlyn 10 said county deceased 20 present ths
h he vouchers thereof TO the subscriber AZ M. az
h1sins.s % Souths. EewYork City on or brsor. IL,
dsy Of June. lsas. BENJAMIN FLANDERs
$50 lswom' Admini.,r.,ax
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

Rus OyER-A woman named Mrs. Mcintosh
We. knocked down on Saturday BY esb. in Barclay ST
near Grsenwichst sad injured severely that she hao
u be conyeyed to the City Hospital