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New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28
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SHARP PRAcrIcE.-Pool-y vs.. Penfz.-Uodef
this head VIC published in Tuesday paper Judge UhOcf
decision the above The suit s eeal1t
r. Peuz President o Bank and understand hat tie
Attorney ties hs practice the ground that the Bank
ntrf the Paying Teller o tie Bank, the irs agyesso'
the Attorney for plaintiff alleging that the Teller acted tow9m
him. his ne much sharper than no. the Attorney abb
TO relurnand which OF the Teller sanctioned By
the Attorney " Counsel of the Bank
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28

NEw-HAMpsulRE ELEcrIoN.-Wc learn from
the Concord Patriot that the highest on the list
of Polk Electors in New. Hampshire received
q, ,OO3 the highest Clay Elector 1915; Biz,
ney 4,l52. We shall publish the official vote by
Counties as soon as VIC can obtain it.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28
Coroncr,s OMre,

iSu@ct,H Drdih.-rhe Coroner held an inquest
IN the 81 Avenue near ljth street on the body OF eot
nn named Robert ack,on aged about 80 years. who bod
been III and ntiery had physician. ind died IN NJ ha
| evening.
Sutne.-'rhe Coroner held inquest Mt lhe
Aims Iousc the Park. the body OF Margaret Lee assd
81. native of England The deceased went last night tob
premises OF MARY McGee No. l05 Murray street, te teat
nnd requested lodging for the night stating that she bad pe
remain. and bed wns made ny for her the floor Ab9e,
10 clock she lay down aud during tho nights she vas heard 70
and IN the morning discovered TO be dead ~?
had lain down previously Inst night at ns Sherors, No j>
Read street aud searching the bed winch she had lao,
ral tnt had contained Iatlnnum found. The ca!f,e
for this sedeructOn stated 10 be The alleged unhha
OF her husband his marriage he having SAD
three living wye and had deserted her 1--we with Ono W
had recently nnrred She e iva small children. Verdict,
suicide by tuklng lnudanum.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28
MARHIED.

On Wednesday the 9Th inst By Rev. John H. IegGet',
CORNELIUS NAGLE. Counsellor ut Law To- ChTHA-
RINE a. GANSEVooRT, daughter oi John H. LegGeii,
Esq. all of this city.
At Staten Island Monday evening 9Th inst by key pr
Liza SToRER, only daughter OF Abm. Storer, OF Richmond
Valley, Staten lsuud.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28
Noyes,el. in .ight from the Highland, at unset.
Disasters.

4 correspondent writes tie following particulars oi to
loss of the from schr John Tton: On Sunday NOM
ing about sunrise the schooner John 1ion Captain W N.
Cox crossing the Delaware Capes, rom Virginia TO New
York } man by the ut John Tmnx Of MnnabaTAigl
N j. wns Lost oyerb0nrd the wind blowing gaze ~
the exeons OF the save him were unayntng snq
seen o 70 down. Yours. &c. j. W. T.
The piobont New York from The Hook last exc
ming. reports the schooner Fnnk from Georgetown. w
Stnrges & Clcannnn anchor oil tie Woodlands having
the Northwest gale sprung Rcsk nnd lot deck load oo'sn.
the OF from the pilot boat blossom 10 a
IN working The vessel up the city. ,o., =. es,
The schr MHnana from ChlHcoteagne, On te 23tD s'
miles North of Cape May passed fore Bd alt
with about 10 u feet OF her mnst head above the
Supposed 10 have recently occurred
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28

rs- Professor Gonraud will have the pleasure OF
receiving his friends lat IowARDsl and after the 9th n-
s,nnt between the hours ofl0 a. NJ. and Il NJ.
D Calls on business will be attended to from 9io3P NJ.
MA general meeting OF Prof G.. various Classes VIII
Il. cned fer some day in December the subject of the
S.co.n CorpsE or application of the System to Poetry.
Prose and Droos Of tats various
other interesting topics NIB 2teod
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28

~ Tur DAILY TRIBUNE is served at an early hour in any
art of this City or Brooklyn. per week paya
bls In tho Garner: or to those who prefer it. the
for sx months OF year. payable the office advance
Person, wishing TO be served will please send their
,hnongb The Post Office or otherwise.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28

ET twill be seen by reference to our advertising
columns, that rare opportunity is offered 10 any
one with moderate capital, who may be desroGs
of engaging in profitable Literary enterprise.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28

fcs- To Publishers and Literary Men,
valuable literary property in successful and profitable opess
ton. and capable OF being vastly improved By te nyes
Of moderate additional capital 5 offered iof sac ss
h.,,.u b an opportunity rarely If ever. offered as inc
health of the party renders change Of :lmne necay; IN -
double the money would not tempt SALE Address sa -
mail. post paid) W. E. j., box $50 NewY0rS F0'S Iw
which will be promptly attended to-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28

N. Y. AyD ERIE RAILROAD LlsE-Nkys AR
RAsGEMxsT.-We are requested to call the partic-
ular attention of Travellers, Merchants and Car
men to the advertisement in another column.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28

KENTUCKY ELECTION Frankfort Ycoman
has official returns from ninety-five Counties
Thee Counties remain 10 be heard from, viz
Cumberland, EdmonsoD, and Letcher, which, in
August, gave Owsley 799 and Butler 599. In
the ninety FIVE Counties officially reported, the
vote in August and November was as follows;
owsley 1881 Clay............ &C, ASS
Butler ..........54 54.457 Polk............5i ALB
owsley's majority 4,424 clay's majority 9,o42
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28

Vocal Muslc-See Mr. Warmers advertisement
for new class this evening in learning to sing. A
good opportunity for beginners.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28

TO.DAy's OgTsIpE.-On the FIRST Pdsc-Notices oi New
Books The Solemn Celebration, Historical Sketch by Miss
H. F. GouLp New York Official Returns.
On tic Last Pdgc-The Lay of the Laborer. Poem, by
THOMAS Hoop; Conversational Meeting of the American In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28
SUPERIOR Court.
Before ChIei Justice JoNKs aud Judge oAKtEy aaa YAK.
pERPooL.
Docistous


Levi \ Mills, and Others. vs. Juhn HnnDi -Is
plaintiff trroycicd verdict this court. which nerpi
by the supreme Court. Hanna nli"rwliid- ohtatrd d.
chnfge bankruptcy and claimed thni ic hnd rshi od
tic without cost en rtupn ~ relation os
was made "a clanhrr, which appealed ifsm. nfdg a
rinnprts osied nlnw dcoutn tnunnce siibui psy
meu Of suit. payment nj cat, at the pTssa App
rninu Judgment nuusut. NOS the pnfiI doa,
within ten hi the ORDER At chAmb' ortnnd cUninra
John =. Berts and John II. Hinton Va. GooTe
Kenneth nnd VIM La,cry.-Acsn ui psstmTrR u reoy-
sll fo qHnHtY ~ clfHr purchased ~ niciua. The
fcnan rilcr the commencement ui ne suit Offered 80 au
rt,t, that time which olltf hrrtp,rd by narth a
the . ~ ,l continued, Hnd objection nade 20 t omsi
pcaInes The count decided tiHt the dricno s bouuds
prld A. no stich offer had been mEic. II ycrr
innrl the nnnni ,eierd agfccHbl, 10 iiHr statute 10
deducted from aud the question c ctrf must dprnhHpa
bcrs confirmed with costs,
John Peters, snrsivrr NC, ~. Samuel v. Coll
On nn action recover The ~ hall NJ eychtng.
winch hal been emf;r from Porto REQ by cnnSgne. who
had been dcrt, by The rnnsgn1r lu MT produce
the amount ns., the gcceptuf tFunas Andrws) hagg
niIl su hfnugh the the nnuua
Tho Jury rendered eniirf The cpsc ti npuu made
sct II ASIDE New tnn dcnct,
Horace Butter W. Inn Alny0r. &c. at New York.
tcuun ro,ct cyirn wuk donr b, tho contractor. M
u IA erecting the Hall ut Justice. Tbs ut $1,000
pnl h the rotrHct. hut he charmed about sSH9 ~
srrVccs Hndti verdict frnd1iel ~ s ihNu if
much lsfecr hmutn subject tu HtiustW'nt Mphor aas
ior iIial Motion dird
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28

Thens William Lee wus nrres'ed and cBmmt.
ted ot stealing cup and - money together
with sl9 from Sydney Shcfan of New Jersey. in boarding.
house IN the Bowery.
a ,eunlr who refused to give her name was al.
rested and committed ioF stealing dresses worth 81 from The
house of William Donaldson, No. 81 Houston street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28

Izr DR.. yALENTIsE's de!ineaions oi Yankee
Charucer n, lhc Society Library last evening were
exceedingly graphic. lndesd va do moi remember
ever to have seen tie Down Easter donc up N tet-
t, st,le. We commend him to all lovers OF Iun.
Miss r. SHAW sang Mornings Ruddy tieam,
Westward Hon III be- 10 Submissive Wife, etc.
,.;,I, ,;,a el.ct
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28
Police once.

Biugia1eS.-'rh The siurc of A. B. Strlnan No.
20 C,ecnwch street wus bur-nneu,y entered last nshi BY
lnsn Keys nnh robbed ut Houi $50 nth ui eute'y. haH
wnIe, Sr.. the butgnn escaping.
Suur'iay night ih- store al J. >. Ouch No. 9GJ
Crccnw ch see,, hurglnnnusy en,efcd BY cuns
tho pnnoi u the from; door aid about iiU worth 81 n.
~, aud sewing silks stolen. Tic burglars silccing eI e,esp
Iarcen,rS john Ackrr Hnd John Kelly w'fc
arrested nii rnfmr with yesels ,n ~ their pocriu-
supposed iu have been sioon by licm
William johnson was arrested and commtediG iG
stealuc some wuoi vm of the dock
Jd'in Casey and John w. iinwes were nrnstft
and committed for ,tcnlnE eight con scues worth 81 pn
NIc.,r,. Reed & TO- No. II Dld Slip,
Charles Carroll WIS aTr,s'rd snd committed fuf
Wnll street.
eSainurI Wise arrested md commifird for
stealing chnln worth s3 from ffeeno. Cart No. 100 Bow
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28

w Regular trains will commence running be.
tween Hartford and Spring field on the Sd Of Dec.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28
louisiana.

The New Orleans Bee of the 10Th makes the
maoiiies for President in the several Parishes as
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28

E5- Kavannach. Murphy, Miss Adair and Mrs. Phillips.
sing yariety gees catches chorsse c this evening
the New-York Museum. The Lady Ministries also In.oduce
Il variety of Ethiopian melodies.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28
Arrived:

schr Mariana, Thomlon. ds from Chncotsasuo oats 70
P linyens.
mns,er
schr Gdc Norton ds I'm Frankfort, hu'nn. poistos, to
schr Albert Rogers Bunnell t from Rappuhnnnock 0,s
tcrs To captain.
Schr Edgar. WooIsey, BnndywiE meal.
Srhr Peter Ritter, DcTickson, wood.
Schr Elizabeth, Worei Dover, Del. wheat,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28

x Gee the advertisement of DR.. Valentine, ur-
der the head Of Amusemenis.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28

SPLENDID BILL at the American Museum this evening"
Prof Rodgers th wonderful Mesreric experimener
the country. Great Western and his Lady nlmabe IN
their On POddm La Petite Carllne indeed the beau IDEAL
too unyaed only for rich melody but for eady VIII
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28

Can't ren,ley of the schr Ellen Perkins, arrived at tins
on Tuesday evening informs that he has passed a fFh,
do Light House twice hs year, In the early purt Of ihe s"
and tas seen no light there.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28

SreyoR BiYi's CoxcERr.-The great improve
mient which has taken place in our musical circles
il favor Guiiar performances, promises that at no
remote dav, ,ho, instrument Will be found IN every
family where u musical education Is aPPrcciaisd.
The as,e for this delightful instrument cannot be
better acquired and tcH than hy hearing it played
by one who understands it thoroughly, and IN op-
poruniy Of doing 80, will be offered by Sisnor
Bisl lhis evening, OF which numbers will doubtless
avail themselves. Signor Bini appears but seldom
among us, aud the present announcement; wall be
hailed with satisfaction.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28
Foreign Porty.

AZ Genoa 2it nh ship Tennessee. Wise. for ivica a''u'
At ISsRor (no Genoa) 9th nli sr Elizabeth. Hastya
Al Rochelle list ut. French bark Laiss. for Nsf's'
Octg 90, ,,,, h,vtnx
been chartered by English house alter goina on the
NYork. ,,..,,
AIrni Havana, Bth inst Newcastle lionneil' bos'on'
az IN IsteM al MIAMI. 1u,qS Nov 9Th Carb. NYnrk
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28
Gg SEE List PACE.
Cleared,

:clian bark orbtn, Gianbete'a, Tor Charleon. Pal
men. ~ %,
Savannah, VI Dcnii: -
Rr schr Alice Mara, Poole. Yarmouth. Nc.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28

MURDER-On the evening of the day of The
Presidential Election, youug gentleman from
Blob county, named Thomas f. Fuller, was mur-
dered by William Sesrcy, resident of this
county. The weapon used was pistol; the de-
ceased was shot in the stomach, aud survived but
a few moments after receiving the wound.
JMilledgeyille (Ga.) Jour.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28

SINGULAR CAUSE OF DEATH-A little child, the
| son of Mr. Samuel Buckley of Baltimore, died on
| Sunday night very suddenly, from some cause
which could not be accounted Tor iier his death
| n most mortem examination was made, when II was
discovered that u needle had passed through his
side, and penetrated the heart; about one-third OF
the needle was found impacted INTO the cartilage OF
the rib.
FIRE AND SERIOUS AccIDEST.-Last evening
fire. broke out in the building occupied by Prenriss
g. Brown, Japan Leather Ha; and Cap Manutac-
,urers, which with the contents, was entirely con-
sumed. The loss of hiessrs. Pren'iss u Brown is
S 1000. No insurance.
During the fire an ash pole that had been raised
along side of the building fell, and struck man by
the name of Samuel Smith, whselwright by trade,
and fractured his skull SO that his life is nearly de-
SPARED OF. lNewarK jour-
Loss BY FIRE-Wednesday evening OF lastweeS,
the granary and carriage house of Alfred Disbrow,
of this town, was entirely consumed, with most oil
its contents, comprising large quantity oil corn IN
TO $500. Westchester Her.
NAvAL-Tbe U. S. steamer Col. Harney, Leat
Commanding Lynch, which vessel has been al
Philadelphia Two or three weeks, undergoing
pairs, left the NayyYard on Saturday for Norfolk,
where she will remain few days, and then proceed
to The Guifof Mexico on special service.
Passed hidshipnan Charles T. Crecker tried by
dience of orders, was sentenced to dismissal from
the service. the President has approved Of the &C.
ton Of the Court.
Passed Midshipman James h. Ripley has been
dismissed from the Navy, by order OF the President,
for getting intoxicated.
Eys Commodore kearuey, U. 5. Navy end Cap
tain Tacot,, OF The u. 5. Engineer Corps, arrived
here Oh Saturday. w learn that they route
10 Pensacola 10 join the Commissioners associated
with them 10 select site for Dry Dock at that
Naval Station. Norfolk Beacon hfonday.
JEFFERSON COLLEGE. CANoNsBURG, PA.-This
college contains $50 students. In the classification
this strange order is stab!isheG-IyreguiaJ amd
scientific, IL.
g Ii appears by the last accounts from England
that less than ninety new railroads 10 contem-
plstion there, which will require capital Of seven
ty.onc millions pounds sterling.
LEGAL QuEsTioN.-The Vicksburg IYhig says
thar Walter Hickey, tho accredited Editor OF the
Yicksburg Sentinel, together with the publisher of
,hat paper, who were each sentenced 10 five months
imprisonment and fne OF $500, have been let out
by Gov. Brown. The question arises, has the Co
vernon the power TO do SO, has exercised party
privilege inerered with the legal prerogaiVe Of the
Court
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28

ACCIDENT ON THE GREAT WESTERN RAIL
RoAD.-Two fatal accidents we learn transpired
ON the Great Western Road, yesterday. On the
train going East, one OF the brake nlen standing
en the top of the cars was crushed IN passing
undera bridge. On the t.aingoing West, another
brakeman iiamed Hurburt fell between the
fregh; and baggage cars, and was instantly
killed-the wheels cutting BIN completely in
two. Two fatal accidents, we are informed, &C.
CURED OIL this road last week. Hart. Jour.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28
MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NETWORK. ....NovEMBEa %.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28

MiNiAruRE ALMANAc-TAIs DAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28
@As ouscE OF PREVENTION WORTH PoUsD

can OUscE OF PKEvESTIosIs WORTH FOUND
OF CuKE."-How many lamentations for impending
National ruin are nov daily and hourly uttered by
men of business, Who before the election, could not
be persuaded that their personal interests required
then. to stake any active part in polidcsF' How
many are now sayipg-"I would give siO,UoV, s9,-
COO, 81 900 TO chunge The result" The tenth, the
hundredil. part might have enlightened the people
against Lcco-Fo imposture few months ago, and
might have prevented the fraudulent MINORITY q
5000 in this State that has changed The destiny CT
the Union; and now II q thousand times the amoani
then required were furnished By repen,an and alarm
cd capitalists, what good could it dol $50 to now'
!, e rich men, weep and howl for your miserles that
shall come upon you. Your riches are corrupted,
and you. garments are motheaien; and the rust OF
Them shal! be witness against you, and shall eat
your flesh "a it were FIRE. Ye have heaped up irca-
sure for THE LAST DAYS"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28
Court cn1sndnr-rhI. dax.
CITY INTELLIGENCE

CoMnos PLrAs.-NOs. 81, III, 90, ., %, g
IL, 80, 10.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28

u TIE ALBANY Mail due Yesterday morning
did net arrive till late last evening. The delay
was occssioned by the breaking of the rudder Of
the Knickerbockcr. which compelled her to return
TO Albany for repairs.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28

sg@ Mr.. HssaY PHILLlrs's Concer; at the
Tabernacle last evening attended by large
and brilliant audience, who altcs;ed their delight at
the performances CO the distinguished aytiste by ~
psated applause The entertainments consisted OF
extracts from the Uratories of The Messiah, Re-
dempton, Thanksgiving &c.
Mr PHILLIPS gives another Concert at Niblo's
Saloon this e,ering. 1t will be seen by reference
to his programme in another column that very at
trac,iye bill is offered.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28

The Lexington (Ky.) Observer of the Goth,
has the following paragraph:
"A meeting of the friends Of Hon. Henry Clay
will be held al the Court House, the second
Monday in December, next County Court day, to
adopt suitable means OF tesiil,ing their mistaken
confidence in and their undiminished attachment TO
the great statesman and pure Patriot"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28
AMERICAN Institute

hMEkICAH I's E SV''' Z MN ! I7.'''1. N
ING, Nov 27.-Ths subject for last evenings
conversation was, the Drafts of Chimnies and
vcatilation.' Professor Mapes introduced the
subject, and the preface 10 Mr.. David B. RAIDS
work upon ventilation was read by the Secretary
The Importance OF This matter is obvious to every
one, but attention had not been especially drawn
10 it, until the appointment Of Commlttee o
the House OF Commons 10 investigate the sub
iect in 1895. Professor Rcid's book is an elaso
rate treatise upon the subject. Mr.. Mott then
proceeded to exhibit different chimacy-caps, and
10 test heirvaluc by experiments.
- nj fne
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28

Folks majority. .684
Just about equal 10 the
swindlc in Plaquemines
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bend the harmony, the afliuence, and the
manifold forms of life!
The spring IN the north is not what il
is in the south, slow awakening of ma
ture of long sleep. |, bursts forth a,
once like youthful Joyous laughter.
Yesterday there lay yet a mantle of snow
on the earlh--to day its gone, and the
trees are in leaf. How the snow-iowls
crow in the woods, how play the grouse,
how sings the throslle, how odorous are
the birches Mountain and valley adorn
themselves with the gay flowers-lhe
heavens swim in sea of light! The sun
will not go down; the night shows its
countenance only for some minutes, and
then again disappears. In these moments
Of twilight, the snowy SUBMITS Of the
mountains all burn in flame, and nil the
valley with fairy light.
A deep transpor, virbra,cs through the
heart OF nature. Everywhere bIea,hes life.
warmth, and fragrance-and an activI-
ty IN every creature, from man TO smallest
insect-a voluptuous joy.
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Administrators Notice.

A II persons having claims against
IA the estate Of Dormon Weeks,
deed, are hereby notified and requested
to attend before the probate justice Of
La Sale county, Illinois, at his Office in
Ottawa in said county, on the first Mon
day in June next, for the purpose Of hav.
ing the same adjusted; that being the
day fixed upon by the subscriber, in pur-
suance Of the statue, for the purpose of
settling and adjusting all claims against
said decedent JOHN HUBBARD.
April IL, 1914. 43-G. administrator.
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Administrators Notice.

A LII persons having claims against
~ the estate of Vasa Edo, deceased.
are hereby notified and requested TO at
tend before the Probate Justice of La
Sale county, lllnois, nj his office in OF
rawa in said county. on the Goth day Of
May next. for the purpose Of having the
same adjusted, that being lha day fixed
upon by the subscriber in pursuance Of
the statute, for the purpose Of settling
ahd adjusting all claimsM gains, said de-
cedani. JOHN A. BENNY. Adm.
April 5, 1884. act
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spring.

Deep and powerful souls adjust every
thing in silence, and make no noise with
their doings and themselves. They go
on their way like the works Of God, In
deep silence the sun ascends the heavens;
silently sinks the night down upon the
earth. What prepares itself in greater
stiffness than the rcawakenng Of nature,
and what is more glorious than the
spring!
The saps circulate in the bosom of the
earth. The spirits of the elements pass
over it, and nod, beckon and call TO one
another. They desire TO bloom in earth.
ly shape, and each one to express their
souls in their own way. The eternal sun
overnows all existence with a gush of
warmth; towards which all buds shoe,
forth in order to be formed and fashioned
by the splits of The elements. Quickly
do these move their glorious shapes-sl-
len,ly without labor. without alloy thus
does genius form its beautiful productions.
The moment is come, and nature spreads
abroad its marvels. There shoots the fo-
lagc, per ect in its minulesi parts, a mar.
vel the greatest in the world. Out of the
bosom of the rocks springs the tender
moss, and clothes them with soflness. A
thousand blossoms upon their chalIces, a
mystery of beauty for mankind, as incom.
prehenslbe as their Maker. The hum
ming insects unfold in wide space their
purple wings-lhey are the Gree-born Of
naturc--,herefore do they hum, drum, fife
and sing. All is beautiful grea, and
small ! Every individual par, so perfect,
and tho whole--who is able 70 comprc.
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CLOTH DRESSING

viii he done in workman-like manacr. Cor the
following prices Pulling and dressing browns or
blacks, 25,,s. per yard drahs, costs; iung and
dressing colored cloths, l23 cts; securing color
ing and pressing for won!ens wear IS cts. per
yard,
We would return thanks Cor the patronage
which has heretofore been 50 literally bestowed
upon us, and would kindly ask continuance Of
the same, and would say that no pains shall be
spared on our par, with skillful workmen, To rem
der general satisfaction. j. & ID. GREEN.
DAYTON Factory. April u 1914.
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Agency City, Feb. 81, 1874.
Yours truly.

From Hdcana. dates to the
81 uIt. have been received. 1t is rumor.
ed that some Of the negroes, implicated
in the rcvol,s which have occurred on the
sugar plantations, have confessed that =
place on Good Friday, and that ii was de.
termincd to Kill all the white men on The
plantations. Its further reported that al
Malanzas box Of arsenic was found in Z
bakers shop, out Of which portion hat
already been mixed with the dough AM
baNed. Fortunately none of the breat
had been sent out or eaten. Almost al
the laborers are in prison, which greatly
delays the freighling Of vessels.