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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
ITALY.

In Saturdays sitting Of the Turin Chamber Of Depu-
ties, Sgnor Macchi presented a petition, sigDed py
$500 citizens, urging the Government TO use ITS IN
Auence with the Emperor Napoleon in order to obtain
the speedy withdrawal of the French troops from
Rome. lie demanded that the Chamber should declare
the urgency for the discussion OF this proposluoh'
After some discussion the Chamber declared the ur-
IN the sitting of the Chamber of Monday, Govern.
ment submitted project Of law, proposing that all
public acts should 10 future commence within words
victor Emanuel H., by the Grace OF God, and the VIII
Of the nation, King Of Italy"
The project was received with great applause, and
ito urgency was acknowledged by the Senate.
A dispatch from Nspiee Of March IL, announces thai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
CAPITALIZATION OF CIVITElLA DEL TRONTO,
The Discomfort in Hungary.
THE EMANCIPATION IN RUSSIA
THE WAR In NEW-ZEALAND.

The steamship Borussia, from Hamburg on the i'th
and Southampton on the 10Th of March, arrived here
ON Tuesday morning. In consequence OF the storm,
the Borussia lay to off the hghtsbip all night
The steamship New-York from Southampton March
%, also arrived on Tuesday morning. The dates are
three days later than by the Africa
The America arrived at Liverpool on Monday,
March Is.
The Hesperus american ship was totally consumed
By fire on Jan. 8, at woOsung. The master and crew
hsd arrived at ShaDghae.
The Canadian arrived at Londonderry on Tuesday
night, March l9.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

ExTHSsIyE MAIL ROBBERr.--ln the month of 0c-
tober last the mail which was made up at Falmouth
for Boston, was robbed. Among the plumber were
packages containing sl,700 in bills and $4,000 10
drafts aud notes, which being sent TO the Suffolk
Bank. The matter created great excitement among
those interested, by whom it WIS kept a profound
secret, and Mr.. Holbrook the secret mail agent al
set to work TO unrave the affair, and we under
stand that the matter is quite likely 70 be cleared up
Among the bills talei was one OF SOW on 'ne Iahsi
Bank, Portland. which has recently c1me to light,
which fact together with Others In possession OF the
agents of the Government, has LED them 70 suppose
that the mail was robbed before leaving monument
depot New beaioro oaaoaW'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

STATISTICS OF Mormon PsPULATIoS.-1he Valley
Tan copies the following statistics Of Mormon popua-
ton
The population of Mormons In the United States and
the British dominons in 1856 not less than 65 0OO
of whom 80 0CO were residents in Utah, 5000 in New
York State 1000 IL California, 5000 in Nova Scotia
and the Canada, and 800 IN South America. La
Europe there were $4,000, of whom y, 900 were in
Great Britain and ireland 5000 ia Scandinavia, 1900
in Germany Switzerland, and France, and the rest Of
Europe I,GO0i IN Australia and Polynesia, 400; in AZ
iica 100; and travel 800. To these II add the
dfei ent branches, including Sarenges, Rigdoites,
and Witches the whole sect not less than 1885,
000 Ia 1857 there pears to have been decrease in
the population Of Utah, the number being ouy 02
of which coo Children about IL 900 women and
II coo men capable Of hearing There are 2 1888
men with chit or more wives OF these Is have more
than nine wives; 730 men with wives; 100 with
wives and 2,5O8 wi h more than ifs. Recapitula-
ton: 4,6l7 men with about 10 800 wives.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

FIGHr AND SrABBIss AFFRAr.-On Sunday even
ing Morris Hanley and Patrick sennett, living in The
tenement house No. 800 Washington street. got into
quarrel about stretching q clOthes-liDe in the yard
when they agreed TO fight out their dspute Both bad
knives about their persons, which they consented -
lay aside and depend entirely upon their muscle. Sea-
nett did throw away his knife, but his Antagonist sur
repitiou.ly retained his. After lighting shon nmss
Hanley, as Is alleged plunged his knife INTO d hne"s
back, inticting severe wound han'ey was yes1'r.
dov srres,sd by the Ninth Ward police, and committed
10 apswer q charge Of felonious assault al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
DENMARK.

The report Of the Committee appointed TO examine
the propositions Of the Government concluded thus;
That the Assembly should declare that cannot accep
BY Government at tbs assembling Of the Estates
that the Assembly should decline the project OF law
on the Provisori1m that it should instruct the rres
dent Of the Chamber to bring under the notice OF tne
Federal Diet the proposals OF the Danish Government
and the reply of the Estates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
THE LATEST.

PARIS, March 20.-Tbe Moaiteur, in its bulletin OF
to-day, that the convention prolonging for
three months the duration Of the occupation OF Syria
has been signed by the representatives Of the different
Powers
NAPLES, March bah the Councillors are dismissed.
The Council Of the Leutenancyi Is dissolved Directors
will be appointed in more direct communication with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
AUSTRIA

The Emperor has declared that he Will respect ,ns
rights of the Hungarian nation the fullest Dut
that be will never tolerate any infringement oil the
rights Of the Crown.
The Diet will assemble first ct Buds, and afterwaa
at Pesth.
The coronation Of the Emperor as King OF hungary
will take place In the Garrison Church Of Buda.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
INDIA AND CHINA.

The India and China mails have arrived. From
India the principal has reference TO the dreadful
famine which still prevails in the Northwest Prov
lnces.
Everything was quiet in China but the Emperor
had not returned 10 Pekin.
Lord Elgin took formal possession Of the Kowloon
peninsula before leaving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
NEW ZEALAND.
CAPTURE OF MATANKOCIKO.

Matancociko has been stormed and taken by the
6jtb RegimeIth aud Naval Brigade after fierce en-
gagement. Engish loss 3 killed, ~ wounded Native
loss, 40 killed, 70 wounded 70 Chiefs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
lhdyrrtieement.1
Advertisement.
To nnrsTouc tn tnou tina teupooro mania

To DocToRs.-Io know the temperamen,s and
organization Of the sick 10 Of great impsrase - -
knows Of their phys condition fo ONO The a.
could be accomplished especially With irritable pseys sy Gee
Fer further examination Of the suojsct call upos
kewIsa AAs WsLls, Ne ~ SueASA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

CONGREGATIONAL AssocIArIos.-The yearly unese-
ing of the Congregational of NewYork and
Brooklyn organized yesterday morning IN The
Tabernacle Church, corner of Broadway and Thirty
fourth street, bat business transacted eIosge
the details Of appointing delegates to the General Coz
vention with other routine matters In the aernooa
an examination Of applicants for the ministry was had
in which six or eight gentlemen appeared whose nass
IL successful, will be reported to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

AYFAIRs AT THE Custom HoUsZ.-The ConeetR
yesterday morning received the following imponanA
circular;
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March 80, 1861.
SIR: The control Of the warehouses Of the Govern
ment in the several ports IN the States OF South Caro-
lina Georgia, Alabama, MisassPpi, Louisiana, fiors
ida aud Texas, having been usurPed under tue alleged
authority Of those Slater sdte officers of the customs
acting under the authority OF the United States hsvint
been orcbly excluded from their proper functions n
the custody Of merchandise, and superintsndenoe Il
the entries for warehOusing and withdrawal, be-
become improbable 10 continue the privilege q
bonding for transportation to those ports.
Collectors of the customs accordingly hereby n.
structed that no entries Tor transportation In bond ~
those ports be permitted until otherwise drectsa
by this Department.
s. p CHASE Secretary of the Treasury.
A. scHxLL, esq, Collector Of Customs. New York
Some vessels are arriving with bills Of lading varying
in dale thus the Borussia from Hamburg and The
steamer New-York from Bremen had bills dated iron
the 10th Of March to the day Of sailing three -four
days later In such the goods with bills dated
on or prior to the 18th ult. entitled to be entered
under either the new or the old rates. the option a
the importer.
Ten thousand questions were asked the clerks yss
tsrday and they found their business In consequence
greatly retarded. Here is man wants 70 know whae
will be the duties on invoice of three packages d
wooden goods valued at ,42l. At IS per cent q
vsoreu amounts to sos 25 TO this must be addsA
the specific duty Of IL cents per pound to ascertan
which the goods must be weighed by the weigbsrs.
By the old tariff the duties would amount TO 1851 o..
The last dodge lie to change the date of bills a
lading, or to modify the chirograpby in such manner
as to render il obscure and doubtfu-probably on The
principle that an importer is always entitled to the ben
fit of doubt ..... .
Mr.. Barney has not yet returned from Washingtoa.
when he does, If he looks at all the applications fug
Office, he will have enough to do to keep him from ths
duties Of the tolectorship for some time
Mr.. Thomas McElrath, the new Appraiser Genera,
was yesterday sworn in and entered upon the de
charge of bis duties in the service Of the Gov
eminent. ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

THE BEARS AT DAhhOMS nosIom nfo INuy
worth the price sdmison TO the whos Mnerm fhey ssS
I'd docie 10 the hands Of the famous HHRa
and amusing In their VARIOUS pegforn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
IAdvertisernentl

Elegant Spring Patterns OF English, Medallion,
Velvet Brussels ThreePy and Ingram Csrpctins Rass Md
Mating. Window Shades 1eohs. etc a greatly redsee4
prices HIRAM ASDERsoSs Ten Sales Rooms No 70 Bovey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

The Union UhurCh OF PblIAueIpDh was beIeCItu %
the place Of the next session Of this Conference.
TENTH DAY.
PHILADELPHIA, March 30, 1861.
The Conference assembled this morning, mainly to
hear the appointments.
The Rev. DIR. Hodgson offered resolution Of conf.
dence in the Board Trustees Of the Wesleyan Female
College.
Some religious exercises interviewed when the hst Of
appointments was read. We give few of the princi-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

MusIcAL.-Mr. Gustav Satter proposes to give .
Morning Concert on Thursday, at Dodworth's RoonA
beginning at / o'clock The performance lie for ths
benefit of German Hospital, ard the programme vii
include March by Satter, Liszts arrangements a
Beethoven's Symphony in c. Minor, No. s. vocal -
lectiOns violin solo, and some improvisations M
Satter will be assisted by Miss Emma Rowcroft, M.
Apply, Mr.. Pattison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

SALE OF Enthusiastically, Mr.. VIM. 8. Dukss
sold at auction at the Merchants Exchange, by ord1
Of Samuel d. Babcock trustee the right, title and ~
terest Of the late VIM b. Cromwell, in the following
steamers: One-half interest in the Chesapeake ssr
$40 900; one-tbird interest in the Georges Greek fR
81 900; one-tbrd interest in the Thomas swasn fs
$40 00O third interest in the Locust Point Gil 900,
one third interest in the Psspeco for $ll l0o oneh6
interest in the Potomac for $ll $50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

President LincOlns Inaugural In England
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

nv THE BcRUss1A AND THE NETWORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

A lecture IN behalf of the Colored Orphan Asyiua
will be given at DIR. Cbapin's Church, on TbursAay
evening by E. L. Yeomans, NJ. d. Subject, "kas-
querade of the Elements"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

HELP THE CHUKcH.-A grand concert VIII be give
this evening, by Prof X. Z. GnsDdie aided BY Oths
eminent artists, at the Free Episcopal Church m Fny'
fourth street. near Second avenue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
CITY ITEMS

BULL's HEAD.-New- York Catale Market, TuesdeA
April 2.-Tbe leading feature of this, the opening dsy
of the great weekly market for Beef Cattle in Foesy.
fourth street. that the selling rates are shade betsss
for drovers than they were this day week. There 60
to-day little over 200 bead of Buocks on SALE snA
generally Of good, fair or medium quality, but ma
equal 10 last week, and, although the market 10 nos
lively one, we think that nearly all Of the 6n+cla0
Buocks sold in the fore part Of the day have reszs1
prices equal 70 half cent a pound net weight nae
than the same class would have realized last Tuesday
That Ia, we believe many more BuDooks sold to-dsy =
cents net pound than last week, and thai ~
could nave bought then any number ut 81 cents Of tu8
as good quality az are selling at cents to-day.
the unanimous opinion Of the frt-cass butchers tn
their Beef will cost them half cent pound more this
week than last. Some Of the brokers' however inG1
upon it that this is not 90 but our own observssa
leads TO coincide with the butchers. There Il m
as great advance the lower grades of stock bsA
we think 30 far sales have been made to-day ia
the price of all shade better than last week
1t is true the sales have been very slow to-day Of q
inferior sorts; and fom the number that win be -
sell tomorrow the prospect not favorable ~
any advance. The cattle that in last night snl
in fact all that were either in the open peaA
suffered from cold mow-storm, and looked somewhaA
the worse for il to-day, and this produces marked d.
ference in opinion about estimates of weight The
owners, who know the live weight Of their droves, d
clare that butchers under estimate, while the butckss
are equally sure that the estimates Of owners a.1
brokers too high THIS, than the asking prise
per pound, has prevented sales; that at ~
proportion of cattle sold was unusually email, and -
peared to have some effect upon the market toward
f., a. Iax - a.
morning the prospect Of large number being ID
for sale the second day is not favorable for he
drover In fact night approaches the market snows
a very decided tendency toward q decline.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

y. r. PKIUE -
The vote the st part Of this stood Ia yeas 10 80
pays The second part was voted on with the follow
Ing result: For lis against % The third part also
met the following result: For, ISL against: 5.
The Conference had evening session. The follow
ing Report from the Committee on Statistics was
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-13
EraIn WaShinnfnn.

WASHINGTON, March l2.-Commodore Stew
art has retsrned TO the late Admins ira ton his
honorary commission as Senior Flag Officer in
the Navy, retaining his original commission
az Captain in the Navy. He says this step
has long been con tenn pla ted, as he looked upon
it rs an amelioration of the injustice done by
the late Retiring Board which purpose having
been accomplished, the object of the law wa 5
subserved, and has not the physical strength
or ambition to be prominent in the new com
plications beyond the performance of his con
stitutiOnal duties.
the War Depar tment at noon, and. escorted
by Gen. Scott and Secretary Cameron, paid
their respects TO the President.
George harrington, of Washing ton, ID. C.,
has been appointed Commissary Resident by
the Secretary of the Treasury.
The muncip II ;utho riti 6 to-day pre- sen ted
Mr.. Crittenden with copy of the john reso-
buttons of respect, honor, and confidence, on
his retirement from public life.
Inquiry at the proper quarter warrants the
belief that no order has yet been issued with
reference TO the evacuation of Fort Sumter.
[sEcoND DIsPATCHl
WASHINGTON, March IL, 10 p. M.-Tht
Board of Army Officers to-day concurred in
favor of the evacuation of Fort Sumter.
Since Its al journment, 1t is rumored in in
telligeht circles that the troops will positive.
ly be withdrawn by Monday, in obedience tc
the peremptory opinion of Gen. Scott.
1t is believed that Fort Pickens is not in
clnded in this arrangement.
The Confederate States Commits toners have
yet done nothing officially, but are strongly
exerting their influence in the direction d
peaceful arrangements. Their deferred action
is probably induced by the desire not to ado
new complications, but TO leave the Cahine
to untranmeied action in relation to For
sumter.
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'TELEGkAPHlC NEWS,
Reported for the Richmond dispatch.
The New southern Confederaey Con.tl,,

~
The New Southern Confederaey Con.ti,u.
tion.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, March l2-The ininne
ton of secrecy on the permanent Consiit1, lion
Is removed, and the document Is published -
, ne mann new features differing from the U
y. Constitution are az follows:
Nc person not citizen of the Ton fedor,..
States is allowed TO vote or hold any offices
CIVIL or political, State or Federal
Under the first census. South Carolina Ia ar
titled to represen tative in Congress Geor
gia IL. Alabama ., Florida ., Mlssissinni
Louisiana 6, and Texas 0. Each State Is 10
have two Senators. "
The State Legislatures NAV impeaeb ipdi.
ciai or other Federal officers resident and act
ing IN the State, by two thirds vote
Both branches OF Congress may grant sea ts
on tne MOOR 0, either House to the principal
officer OF each Executive department. win
the privilege of discussing measures afectinn
his department. ''"e
The representation OF three-f fths of the
slave population is continued
Congress Is not allowed through dp,;es tn
foster any branch of indBstry
IN AFRICAN siive trade is prohibited
congress is prohibited from making appro
priauons except by vote of two thirds of
both Houses. except the anDropriatton no
asked by the head of some department or by
the President. -
no extra compensation is to be allowed any
contractor, officer, or agent of the Govern
ment, after the contract is made or service
rendered.
Every law, or resolution Ia wing the force of
law, snail relate to but one subject which
snail De expressed in the title.
The President and Vice President shall be
elected for six years.
Inc principal officers of the Departments
or diplomatic service, shall be removable at
the pleasure of the President. The o Their civil
! ofiicers are removable when their services are
unnecessary, or for other good causes and re;s-
sons. The removals must be reported to the
Senate. Practically, no captious removals are
tolerated.
Other States are to be admit ted into the
Coniederacy by a vote of two. thirds OF both
Houses
The Confederacy may acquire territory,
and very shall be acknow ledged and gro
tected by Congress therein and by the Terri
torial Government.
When five States shall ratify this Cons titu-
ton ii shall be established for those States
Until it is ratified the Provisional Govern
ment shall be ontinued In force but not ex =
tending beyond year.
There was nothing of interest in Congress
day.
Congress will probably take recess for 4
mout tn next week.
Messrs l.. NJ. Keitt, Thos. r. r. Cobb. +.
:. Barlow, and others, have left for home.
ii is unders TODD that Mr.. Slidel has refused
admission to Europe. Mr.. Renet, (?) of Lou
isana, has accepted the place rendered Mr..
Slidnl.
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Arrival of the Niagara al Boston.

BosToN March 1.-THE steamer Niagara,
from Liverpool via Halifax, arrived here this
evening. The main features of her advices
have been telegraphed from Halifax. She
brings s., 1000 900
Via Queens town we have some additional
items of news
TURIN, Saturday Admiral Persano has ar
rived Off Messna, which he will summon to
surrender.
ROME, Friday.-The National Commit tee
have issued a proclamation declaring that
Victor Emanuel will soon be proclaimed King
from the Capitol, and expresses thanks 10
France. The French authorities have taken
possession of the keys of the Capitol.
VIENNA, Saturday.-It is reported that
Austria, Russia and Prussia have concluded
4 conven ton TO act in concert in case of a Po-
lish or Hungarian outbreak.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday .-Cotton-Sales Of ID, )
900 bales, including 5000 bales for export.
Messrs. Hewitt Il Co, report the market rs
bDoyant, with an advancing tendency. Prices
are Id. higher, owing 10 the favorable bank
returns.
SHIP NEWS.
Arrived from Charles ton, Uncle Sam, a
Bordeaux: from Baltimore, Barreda Brothers
at Liverpool ; from Savannah, Thames, a
Liverpool.
The ship Edward, from Liverpool for Sa
yannah, had pat back.
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Northern Markets.

BALrIMoRg, March l2.-FIour dull, heavy and
uncha ged-no ssIes reported. Wheat stead y
red 81 s5Glt.as: white 81 aoe5i. 50. Corn active
visions dull and unchanged. Coffee la3@lsc -
Whiskey steady at lse.
NEW YoRK, March le.-Cotton drm-Upand
Middling NE. Flour heavy-southern Is 2ae1
IS eo Wheat has a declining tendency. Corn
nniet-mixed 0ei CSC: Southern yellow 656id7c -
fark dull-Mess 4i76Get7 ~ Whiskey steady, a,
I'VE Sugar steady-Musceyado4 fGIsSc; Havana
&c Splits Turpentine dull, at zsl9issc Stacks
eady, bur dail-N. \. Gsntrars 7s.G7ss; Mi
souri's ~. -
sssaa es at s;s; sla0oe do. ut SIS; SEQ 900 do Al
al: $50 600 do. al .74f: ss,0oo Va IS at $40
<, 900 do g. 50, 1T Sisl, aud $4,000 North carolna
e's At SO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-13
Lake Navigation.

SAKEIA, &. W, March 1.-THE steamer
Ruby, from Detroit, arrived Saturday night,
the first boat of the season.
BUFFAL6, March 1.-THE statement of the
losses of life and property on the lakes during
the year 1860 was published this morning. 1t
shows Il total loss by steam and sail vessels of
II, 020, 100, being an increase over the previous
year $I35, 9l5 loss of life in 1860, 579-an in
crease over 1859 OF Alb.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-13
Extra Session of the L. g. Senate.

WAsHISGToy, March 12.--On motion, the
resolution 10 expeI Senator Wigtall was re-
ierred TO the Committee on Judiciary, which
is considered tue easiest way Of getting rid OF
the perpiexing Question.
Cassius NJ Clay, of Ky, has been noni-
mated Minister to Spain, and Thomas Corwin,
of Ohio Minister TO Mexico.
The Senate also confirmed Archibald Will
liams us District Judge tor Kansas, and VIM.
r. Dole as Commissioner or Indian Affairs
bolh of Illinois
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AUCTION 6ALH6,
FUTURE DAYS.


ryNRrSTEE'S SALE of VALUABLE MA
i fHiNERY, &c, AT AUCTION by virtue of
deed ~ trust, executed ~ VIM: NJ. \. Garrison
Ia the subscriber, dated the 10th day Of February
1881. and duly recorded in Richmond Hastings
Court, being thereto requested will sell on FRI
DAY, the sla inst. commencing ut II o'clock at
tho Lumber Yard Of John Notifies, Esq.. on 18th
street, the following described property:
Large Tonsueing and Growing MACHINE
with Belts and Tools for SANE.
surfacing MACHINE, with Belts aud Tools
for same.
rMoniding MACHINE, with Belts and Tools
TOR same.
Circular SAWS, with Handre,is, Boxes and
Bolts: and
| Saw BENCH
Circular SAW, and Long Mill SAWS.
lot Of TOOLS. consisting Of Wrenehes, Ham
&c.
lot Of PULLEYS aud BELTS.
lot OF MOULbiSGS, and lot of LUMBER.
l MACHINE in the Hill on 18th street. known
as "Nettles Mill; !" and all interest Of said
Harrison in said Mill.
TERAs.--Cash THOS. q. BELL, Trustee.
REDWOOD n ksLcH. Auets. mh l3-tds