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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

u On Thursday night last the extensive Tan
merry o! Parkinson Hench and Samuel Black, IN
Landlsburg, Pa. was consumed by fire. Tbtir
loss is about $4,000. of which 5000 is covc'ed
by insurance All the bark WAS consumed, but
the exertions Of the citizens saved some OF the
leather.
WooL.-The Dubuque Transcript states that
that region of country will soon do large bust
ness i'll raising sheep and wool for market provi-
ded VIC keep reasonable duties on the wooden
goods Of foreign countries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

THE MEMORY.-PRlvATE LESSONS By one tho
I roue hy cuahied IN the system OF MNENONICS taught
by Prot, Gouraud will be given TO individuals de-'rou, OF
os accurate and perfect command the system than be
scnnired in public class The advertiser having devoted
much and unlimited attention. Will he enabled 70 mparl
perfectly IN short time children OF suitable and
abilities For further address G. q. H. Tribune Of
fce Terms reasonable aud highest recommendations EIvon
nj l,yh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

MELANCHOLY SuTcIDE.-Georgc X. Black, an
upright and industrious man, employed as an
overseer on Mr.. Reeds plantation, on Red River,
committed suicide a few days ago, by drowning
He was supposed to be aboring under mental
alienation n. O. Bee, April y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

II A correspondent at Eilicottsville, Catta-
raugus County, says: "Our village is severely af-
tcied with sckness-out Of population of 40,
two hundred and nineteen are now and have been
sick, and many deaths. My 'chOie family nine
in NUMBER have been SICK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

~ Geo P. Scarburg has been appointed by the
Executive Of the State of Virginia TO be Judge
of the General Court OF that State, in place OF
Thomas ii. Bayly, resigned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

DRECIOCS STONES.-Just received superior lot Of
Amethyst and Topaz Stone size ct wich some
are yery larre so. lot OF Ge imitation Diamonds For
sale BY JOHN Z HYDE * Co, II Aaiten Lane. ~ lwr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23
On behalf OF the Genital Clay, Cemmit'sg9:
,.,,-1 Vi a. ROBERTS
t:nay Vi ~ RUBEN -
r-z- P,l,Ii- RcoIint Room, of the Central

Pilt)IIC IfCNUIn.- TSOOtIi III
Clay Committee Open from H. VI to9P NJ at ~ Eroat"s.
Tie friends of Henry Clay from all parts OF the mon are re-
,cify nyrel 10 y.It the rooms where cy will lind some
the members of the Central Committee ans! nj ali ne- Inc
polite s;ipefntcnents .r John Dietz and lhonas HusH
To- CIV them WIFI. welcome - our City.
< H. The Central Clny Committee invite correspondence
with tir. Gas Club, uf the State nnd Union.
apis 2w- JAS. KELLY. chm COM oil Arrangements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL. FOR BOYS, Wilton
Fairfield Co. Ct.rhe number OF pupils IS limited 10 -
The next soson wI commence Mag lSt.
TgEws-For I:aaF. luton washing teddng. &C. so Tor
summer ana $50 for WG,e, SESSIONS, n - w,aks each!
* H. An interview h. had with the Principal. during
the first and Ia, weeks Of APRIL by calling nj the oihce Of Tie
Rev % Newell Editor of the Christian Family Magazine, l35
Nnssnustrect when place crnar n any time he Oh
tun,.i lai In JAMES BETS. Principal.
WHITE PLAINS INSTrTUTE-A PRIvArE boarding.
w SCroot FoR BoT--Cirrnnc may be obuilDed OF the
Rookstore o; William Jackson l.. BTnndwHy.
JOHN SNINBURNE. 4. VI.
o1ltlN- Principal ind Proprietor
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UT It ~ ny '''
n baltimore Con ,cn,ion.-The Central Clay

n Baltimore Con, en-; ion.-Ihe Central Gay
Committee have the pleasure IL report 10 telI it-h>
noy he diseased 10 attend the great Convention 10 be held ~
the - ui Baltimore the first Ui May next mat ne! nit
concluded an agreement with the Camden aud Ann4y kHi
Road Company 10 carr the Delegates the cy oil Phadel-
pa IN the second Glass Tor dollars and twenty i've
cent. Music and banners free.
Room liz RrO1dway enrol the Delegates nnd Obtain t'hg
The sane C%mmttte has made similar arrangements io the
Conveyance ii Delegates from Philadelphia to Baltimore NJ
- IL 81 cSi Of thu C,.t1nl Clnr Cnmmittee
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''' PRn7. FAUVEL~GOCRACD.

r Mr. King i. now frrnn- Day and an Evening Cas-
at So for the Al ho WISH 10 avail iheInseye, of M
Kings Instruction will please call a. No 81 Brnnfwny be-
49, 80 as Paw 3wFkT"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

PREPARATORY BOARDING SCHOOL.
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL, Ar MlDDLErOWN,tT.
r1,HiS INSTITUTION established more than eight
ago the present PRINCIPAL who bestow
unrenttns render fully worthy Of public confidence
thorouGhy prepared Tor College, to,
ness. They received the iany Ot the Principal, aud
form part oft II believes, that the personal attention. kind
intercourse and comforts ct home secured 10 them
hg her degree than usual IN similar institutions.
The Location OF the beautiful and healthy m The
county, accessible daily from New York To nni from which
young ud always accompanied by careful person when
parents desire.
The sessions commence May 18th and November 18th
each preceded by 0i weeks. The charge SO
pcr session. which includes all school expenses except BoOs
Music unG Mweru Languages. tlrculurs confirming minute
information may be had ~ Market and ut f. SILL How
ard House Broadway ID. II. CHASE. a. NJ Principal.
,, Jr,
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NO-NINEMOTECIiNY.-A CARD.-Prof Eau
XEl-GOL Raul 70 the members Of bis Casses and a

ENO-MNEn0TECHNY.-A CARD!-Prot Eau
VEL-GOtRAUD 10 the members Of his Glasses and all
whom may concern
I.nrys ,Sp GExrLENES-Betore absenting myself from
Nay-York on visit 10 PiIadepha Baltimore Washington
ard Boston take pleasure making known to you that
have .elected and appointed M. WASHINGTON KiS0. -
Broadway MI and representative III the CY Of New
York all that mag concern business IN relation 20 my
sy-rem o. Phreno-f ncmntechnY.
Nj King wall continue 10 give. without charge e1Dana-
ton may IL desired By person who has attended my
Cne upon part part. OF my system. the Illustration oi
which may have escaped notice during the lectures Nj
KIM: tired aptitude and perct understanding OF the theory
ard elements OF my system authorizes me Ia recon-
mend hun with confidence the kind attention and patronage
all who. absence desire 10 acquire correct
knowledge principles T.an,en visitors To the CT who
mas desire learn the sye and Principals Of .choos who
lnny wish adopt IN their schools. viii brd ~ Mr. kng az
able md competent teacher always ready 10 satisfy them on
the merit of The SYSTEM
Hr Kiu- will also s.tend N the sale of my Phrero ncmo
tachny Dictionary ready Gr the public a office tf'
broadway. up and Of my nemotechnc Lee
,ures a : they out OF pres.
NB-The Printed Principle which were distributed IN the
rooms, and when incre! 10 the number o'
- pages can b. obtained the office by any OF the nc-
credited teachers. the stipulated price, ard Ut . per cent
@ by any e1nember OF my classes, who may wsh 10 supply
themselves with fresh copy. ,.,., ,o,.,.,-,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

rI'EN DOLLARS Observation-Disclosures BtSE sT9ox
Stock lc OF Buckey Peck and NUM- ed ~; WIN
Power of Auoney attached was ls Saturday 20 Mseh.
IL enclosed letter and ,s; 10 W all 81 hs
above will be paid by enving Thompsons Office. 8 Van
mh-o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

INHARl.ES PETER AIM Seaman, native OF Ron1eby N
Sseen receive information OF n'stes; 10 hun 20 taiI
iy natter 10y leaving his adde's. by applying person. az
the C,n>uais o; H. VI the hng OF Sweden and Norway IN
New York % BEoad-<;reet
Penon. ACCOUNTED with the individual above described VIII
obse and h- restyes By SviES such information about
HIN may lead 20 THIS discovery. uih-S cod 3rn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

"a IMITATION BEAVER HATS-Thc subscribers.
after ten year. experience and close application, have
80 finally produced article which i, emphatcally tia
HAT FOR THE MILLIONS.
Il is aSUPRB article aHd within the means Of every
one Il combines all the requisites OF the MOST Costly.
viz beentv GHrajtiify, and general contour
THE EXTREME Low PRICE OF So for nm Imitation
Bea Hat winch bears the impress OF the real Beaver and
which the Iges critical exan;naton rarely tell
the difference viii uce 10 convince the moe, ncreriuc tst
decidedly the cheapest and most popular Hat yet offered 10
the public For .ale only by WATSON 8, Co.
cRtf M ia Chatham. New York opposite JarrrSst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

"Thc India Mail of the LIST March adds no.
ibinu TO the events Of Gwaor, but the return Of
the army within the British territory, with the ar
t;llerv and other contributions obtained from the
State. and the formation Of the subsidiary con-
,ingcnt to be commanded by British officers.
"Thc news from China, which is dated the
18th of January, is purely commercial, and not as
late as VIC have"
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IA. TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL %. 1854.
Opening of the whIs Campaign.

To THE ~ 4I"- oF THE SOS
The DgHocR,r! WIG GFSER, Committee OF tie Cry
Of Ne,y York rnnouucc them fellow Wig. Throughout tie
State and mon i= N,rioS,L Hall CSy, STREET. has
been engaged 10y the Committee and viii be kept open duF
the year House Of Reception this CitF OF their p0
cal friend, and brethren from other Reading Room.
gvith COMMITTEE Room attached winch wal K. open every
day Id evening Sundays eScepc has been prepared under
the erection Committee and place.: uGde; the charge 81
EDvIS WILLIAMS ESl tn whom all communications and
pafet intended tor the VINO READING Roov. NtriossL
Hit Will be addressed Bro;he: Wings OF State,
en,=r you the ri.ht hand Of fellowship ara! hearty welcome
York April Is. 1874. By o'ief.
y. BOWDrTCH BLUNT Chairman
IoSErH ? PIfffoS Secrear:es..
y B. The WIN. papers Throughout; TIE EIon are rscs
ed to copy. apio III myI
* Baltimore Couven;ion.-STEAM
EXCURSiON.-The steamboat NEwiiAvET applications
,ly:u- will depart for the Baltimore Conreniion on Won
d,y 18th inst reaching that city early the morning 81 e
lnycutioa Ist Aiay and ncr the Young Men Con
venon which viii ta on the2! Of May Puce SiVt'' me
TIP ai found while going and CONNIE Another boat can also
be had All who desire take this cheap and pleasant route
will forward their MINES with the Money. 10 tie Committee BY
T.ur.ay 18th n.,ant-as the Proprietor C; the boats HS
know Gsinltsey By that tine what nc mas TO re!y en-
Ia the meantime be had NJ tie Reading Room liz
Roadway ~ the shoT. friends from the East AMI
North and Interior Of this State desiring take this route. had
better write the Committee without delay, enclo'u; ihe un'
necessary Tor their respective parties. J. f CiARhSoN
NJ O. ROBERTS,
.T-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

DDAElb-For three single gentlemen may b had
)Gow II East Broadway, an. psiof and bstroor ,ut
able gentleman and h WIFE, or two angie gentlemen
NIX In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

yJTANTED-i situation By respectable girl charnbet
w mad OF DO homework sGsil private family
Coed cts reference Address y D. IL this othce. aps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

TEACHER WA\TED-To take charge Of the Primary
Department OF school 90 be opened The hrst o. May
The applicant mus have e1pe'eGce l teaching. Poses,
severity. and exhibit evidence Of character
m,i. would be prctrrrd Call on Mr.. DREW Con,tS;oty
Buid,n- Market Church al, 2. VI. Monay. Tues
hav. Wc!Tc..iar cvennrS Of ;hs Meek. ~ y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

pOARD-Faui.Ie. single gentlemen wShiae board nay
ID md suitable accommodations nj - Barclay ST. To ,nc~e
wshto remain the duuHg The the stustUr
recommended the me ysrd m the bJt
dern. the spacious grounds OF Columbia College remind
ing of beautiful Country scenery. az lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

SSTANTED-i place as and ,errnssrcss By youu-
) English woman. perfectly competent and well recpui
nn,ieI 1 nnlr a $ p-nte INIT ap93
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

DONRnlNGNter the ,ir>t II May Gentleman ard
ID b., Lady can Is, accommodated with pleasant ms.
with bard. at ~ Orchard s,teset References exchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

BOY from the couaiTy sixteen OF age. wants STU
wholesale retail grocery or provision store
Inor,rs NJ No oh;t. Fulton street apl2 2w.
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CHEAP CASH BOOKSTORE,
(. IL L.. L L.. a

THOR SALLY Iony Of the Edinburgh Encyclopedia, u.
L lnlst American Edition. IN y vol! quaf'o bound ~ cali
- ....l.
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GERMAN WSPAPER.
sAlte und Neue Welt
GOA and Esrr IYvrld.)

A large and handsome Weekly Wing paper
in the GERMAN language, IS published at lhe
Tribune Office every Saturday morning. 1t is
as large a German paper as there is in the cou'-
try, ably edited, and warmly advocating PRo-
TEcrrvg TARIFF and the election Of HENRY CLAY.
Many Of the Editorials OF The Tribune will be
translated for its columns. We trustit viii be an
able auxiliary to the GOOD Cause.
We appeal to all German Wings, and those
who can in any way aid the circulation of this
paper to do SO from the start. We are willing
to publish i. for the Good OF the Cause, and have
no hope Of making a farthing By it: Will not our
friends see that, beyond our owR time and labor,
We lose nothing? Terms, s. from now till No
vembcr next cents copy, in the City pay
able on delivery BY carriers;) 81 per hundred to
Newsmen. We are making arrangements 10
serve the City thoroughly; meantime we shall
be happy to receive the names OF subscribers at
this office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-23

hundred and foy-twe which directs the manner which
s M t value or whole sale price goods wares and
imported into the United States and subject ad
ralorep duties duties based upon the of the square
yard specified quantity parcel of such goods shall
Be ascertarsd be sud the hereby far modified that
said vau to b. ascettane provided Tor in 1aid
secti n shall be added only :hs charges which shall
have been incurred and at The place OF e1,orration
SEC IL. .4nd be i farihr enacted That all ad yalorem
duties authorized be wed uuer OF adsr thect Of
which this amenda;oI which shall exceed twenty live
ad valore shall on the first dag OF September 1875
be Ied9ced 20 that rate.
SEC Is .fndje rdcr enacted That III duties imposed
br me said ec HEREBY amended which herenbiore
changed increased altered modified reduced shall De and
rem .l and shall! levied and collected the manner
ether duties upon imports and ali clauses prorisos, and
other Of the said act NOT hereby altered amended
xpTesy repeated shall De- and full force and
effect as If the had besn Eesn.ct-d this act.
SEC. lind 5citJrther enacted That the twelfth sec
ton The SAID shall BE-, ana the is hereby far
modified That all goods imported from l,nn or this side OF
the care Of Good HaPe The public stores tor
the OF hundred and wenty days instead OF the term
of sxy DAYS prescribed TIL SAID section: and tat all goods
I'M or,d ON ieYond III Cage q G2od Bop mag remain IN
the public f.: The hun and fifty days,
instesd Of he oinin1ty days prescribed The said Sec
TO Prortdsd that, the he ,ayrnent duties OF
all goods neither The same portion thereof be
sold FOR paym OF such dunes interest the rate
ef per cn'un eruum, uTon the duties PAYABLE from
the of the entry the TINE Of payment shall also be
r4id duties Chlrgsabla goods.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-23

The NORTHAMPTON AND SPRINGFIELD RAIL
RoAD.-We learn from the Boston Advertiser that
the books are now open for subscriptions for the
stock in this additional link in the rail road commu-
nicaton through the Connecticut valley. The es-
tmated cost OF construction is $3.50 900, about one
half Of which has already been subscribed
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e22i

DANGEROUS ILLNESS OF GEN PeRrsTsP Pos
as we have reason to fear, Gen. PETER b p, I.
distinguished citizen of this State, nd nav sss
ed TO his fathers. He has been honorary :youre5:
with the history OF his country, in mel t, oU
in her battles The next intelligence i'o sa,;eiiys
viii probably confirm this melancholy Thurj''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-23

FmE.-A fire broke out between ana 5 yester-
day morning in the grocery Of George Ross, 81
Hudson.st. corner Of Jay, By which the contents
of the store were entirely consumed. Loss some
$1,000, fully insured. The family of Mr.. M.
Day, in the dwelling of No Jay-st,, overhead,
lost very little, as they were early reused by
the smoke, and the fremen had stopped the
conhagration before it could reach them
We regret to add that there are strong suspicious
of foul play in this business. Mr.. II. A. Buck
ingham, who boards with MIR. Day, assures us
that when he was routed out by the lire, he came
round and took hold of the door of Mr.. Ross's
store, and found it unlocked. More hereafter.
LArEE.-The fire Which took place yesterday
morning at the of Jay and Hudson streets re-
quires investigation 1t broke out about five
o'clock in the morning in the grocery store below.
1t is said the store was shut up safe. The person
who tried the door soon after the alarm was given
found it untaStcned. The dwelling part of the build
ing was occupied boarding house, and some II
or Is persons would have been suocated but for the
speedy alarm. VIII Mayor Morris look into this
tier
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CITY INTELL GEN C E.
FRIDAY.


UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
The health of Judge Belts not having been
fully restored the Circuit did Yesterday according
adjournment The District Court vii meet on Monday.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Before Judge IscLrs
The PEOPLE VS.. PETER DUFFY-Action to
recover on bond given surety hat Denis Daily would
vida for the maintenance Of his wife efsned TO yesterday
The jury could not agree. ard Were discharged.
MATTHEW CURRY VS.. JOSE NJ. BovEs.-As-
saut and battery damages laid S. Coo Verdict for plain
tiff SIS damages which carries SIS costs in ell $50
COURT OF SESSIONS. :. Before the RECORDER and
Aldermen ScoLEs and Lee.
SENTENCE.-John Francis, colored man, con-
vced of Burglary, degree, was sentenced the State
Prison for q and months be had committed enough
Burglare to send him for more than 100 yeaI but was only
sentenced on one.
In the case of Franklin B. Case, convicted of
aFalse Pre;ence and in that of Rusge convicted Of For
gerry on the banks bills OF exceptions having been nteposed
carry them 70 the Supreme conrr sta, OF proceedings was
allowed in both cases.
In the case of Richmond Woodruff, indicted
for Forgery and who had beea the jury not agreeing
which opposed by the district attorney and disaowed
by the court.
TRIAL FOR M1sDEMEANoR-The trial Of Napo-
leon Loreaux Cathane Gaeta and Cathaline Costello alias
Maxwell, for msdemeanor, charged with producing abo
ton was resumed ON part of defence
The court took to 81 o'clock.
EVENING SEss1oN.-The court re-assembled at
O'Clock, and resumed the trial.
At about O'Clock the testimony closed both sides, aud
j. T Brady summed up the the part Of the defence,
with his usual ability. He followed BY the District At
orney able and focibs speech behalf of the
'"'''A' CoRoNER's OFFICE
DEATH By FALL-The Coroner held an in
onsst at the Inns House the PART body Of James
Woford. native o: Denmark aged 3o-a seaman board
the mainopsail yard of this vessel the deck upon
plank rac rns his scu!l, oICpg the parata bone
upon the bran-causing almost death Verdict
cOIdingly.
Found DADA man, name unknown, was
found this morning ing dead in Orange street Chat
ham, the sidewalk aud the dead house for
Identification He clad brown cloth torn,
light satnet pants hite vest, mus shirt and clean shirt
folded up his bosom blue handkerchief around his
neck and old shoes and stockings on has ise!.
rsmEnnzEa1EnSen
MARRIED,
Ga Thasty the 2lst inst The Floating Church Of
TO Mrs Mary WELroN, all OF Brooklyn
March 90 BY Rev Joseph Law, William Oakley, Esq, TO
Miss Mary Eliza Hobby, both OF this city.
On Thus evening, by kev DR. VI Leod. Mr. James Stew
at Miss Mary Walker eldest daughter OF Mr. Robert
Walker, all OF this city.
DIED,
Friday morning March 22d Group CHARLOTTE EMILY,
daughter of Asa and Phoebe Bu.man aged years months
and days
Her remains will b taken 10 Tarrytown, this Saturday,
afternoon, for burial.
Drowned accidentally, on 22l inst Elizabeth daughter
OF the late Martin Minor, aged years and months.
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MARINE JOURNAL.

MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, MARCH %.
MINIATURE ALMANAc-THls Day.
Rises. T]5 s ss Tsz Meef o. Full Sci >,
LATEST DATES.
London February 10 Nayre .......February
Liverpool February II New Orleans March Ii
CLEARED,
Ships Cahawb, Gofn Liverpool Thompson St George,
Fzrrls. Liverpool David Ogden Hudson Moore London,
j Grswod.
Bark Mazeppa Smith Rio Janeiro, sifkea Ironsldes;
Briss Gray, - Ba.b,does Middleton &Co; Glide, Nc
Aster Lisbon Foster Nickersop; Magnolia West Apa-
Schrs Iodine, Blew. Philadelphia NJ McCreaJy Co;
Sias Crane, Johnson Washington, Z, Mitchell
ARRIVED,
Bark Mary Kimba Freeto, Of Mablehsad from Apaachl-
COLA cotton 10 500 bales Goodhue CO.. 1896
do Colt 20; 10 do BaIsow Pope 20; IS do Rich
ardson * 20.
sehr Citizen Slower of Harpswel q days from Trinidad
de Cuba with % 1873 gallons molases, Chastr!an Pou
yslt INST lat Sc 90 long 70 49, spoke ship Mexican,
Dsnning, hence for Havana, days out.
Schr Justice Sleeper 10 days from Thomaston, with LINE,
10 master.
Schr EHteIprise Swain, days from NewBedford, with
Schr Ari,des Drummoud ? ds from Chncoteag grain 10
Ravens.
BELOW,
The Telegraph reported vessels sight last evening at
sundo"n, hon the Highlands Wind \ Z.
SAILED,
ShlPs Hecior Liverpool; Newark; 49,. .-.,..,.,.
B.igs Cecilia (swl. Antwerp Edgar Mobile Eugene,
schls Nassau. Ma,spz. Emsline, Phisdslphia Lsdy
Clinton, Richmond-ard others.
70 The packr, chip Hotnsuer reported sailed, came
0 anchor in the Lower Bay at The Southwest Spit,
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F1RE.-About 2 o'clock yesterday morning fire
broke out in the frame building in rear of 1l6 and
100 Perry street, owned and occupied by MIR. Glib
bons as dying establishment. The building with
it's contents was entirely destroyed Insured