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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-09-27
Temperance Houses.

David Hodgman, Clarendon Springs.
Edmund B. Hill, Shoreham.
Thomas w. Keller, Salisbury.
B. B. Brown, Middlebury.
Levings G. Keeler, Monkton.
Il Il. W 9 ai MSst'n' N. Ferrisburgh.
Geo. Pease, Charlotte.
G. Collins, Ferrisburgh Centre.
Seth Kimball, State Street, Montpelier.
Chester Spencer, Castleton.
VIM. M. Field, Vermont Hotel, Middlebury.
Joseph Gaskell, Clarendon.
j. w. Austin, West Poultney.
Joseph Wells, UnderhiIl Flats.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-09-27

90 Several inquiries respecting business mat
tiers connected with the Freeman, have been re-
ceved, but they cannot be answered until next
week, as Mr.. Poland is now absent.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-09-27

m hereby give notice that from and after this date
IL my son, FERNANDO C. GILMAN is, in
aw, and to all intents and purposes, his own man
and agent, to contract and fulfil on his own re-
sponsiblity. relinquish all claim upon his
earnings and property, as wellas all responsibility
for his contracts. JEHlEL GlLM AN.
Montpelier, Sept. 90, 1914.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-09-27

NITRON, Mace and English Currants for Cake, and
" Extract of Lemon and Rose to it with, for
sale by s. p. REDFIELD.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-09-27

SPICES of all kinds, Teas, Coffee, Sugars, Raisins,
SLamp Oil Of the best quality Glass and Putty, for
sale by s. p. REDFlELD.
March IA. lift
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-09-27
MONTPELIER, TT,

NONTIN0ES to perform the various operations il
" DENTAL SURGERY, necessary for the preservation
and health of the Teeth and Gums,-Also superior IN
DEsTRUcTIBLE TEETH inserted, from one to full set
by ENGRAVING the fangs of decayed teeth, or on COLI
PLATE, as the case may require.
Particular attention given to the prevention and remedy
for rregulay Of teeth in Children and YOUTH which is
often the of premature decay and loss Of the Tee
Montpelier, September IL. 1914
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-09-27

Bakersfield ACademiCal
: az S : : : u TT ON.
VHNHE Fall Term will commence on WEDNxs-
Il DAY, the 4th day of Sept next, and continue In
weeks. During the term between 40 and 80 Lectures will
will be given Natural Philosophy and Chemistry with
experiments of an extensive Apparatus.
Books are furnished by the Principal.
Board, 81 ,25, including room, wood and washing.
Accommodations may be obtained by those wishing IA
board themselves.
Tuition per Term
Common English branches. $500
Higher $50
Greek, Latin, French and Spanish, 400
ORA wing and Painting, 1,SO
Neede-work, ESe to 100
Vocal Music, $50
j. S. SPAULDING, A. B., Principal.
Bakersfield, Aug. l, 1874. S2:Sw
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INQUIRER g. FRIEND.

NoTE.-Some would say"we must do our duty
and let consequences take care of themselves" ~
But the question is can that be duty which so obvi-
Ously and necessarily involves such consequences
I.&F,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-26

for each bill In 1912 4o7f and in is4s il had fall
len to loaf being about half the average OF $780, The
by 67
The above remarks apply to the Bank of France taken
as whole body including both the parent establishment
and its collateral branches in the provinces On nvest
eating the operations Of the branch banks by hemselve
found that there Is increase in the amount of their
discounts as compared with the year 1912 In ls42 the
discounts amounted to 229 900 0O0f and the profit
eo3 uo In 1913 the discounts 24O OO0 and the
net profit 100 000 But here another Isub division
must be made for appears that the old branch banks
show deficiency of bills discounted in the periods above
mentioned Of lG 600 OOOf while the establishments
which have only been in operation since ls4l give IN
crease of 6.0OO,0OOf
Il has been determined to establish fresh branch bank
al Muihouse in theDprovince of Alsace
me current expenses of the bank show slight increase
having been in ls42 $50 5OO and in ls43 amounting to
The cost of the transport of specie from zone
par. OF the kingdom to another has been materially de
creased The total amount moved has fallen from 81 OOO
o 10 ~ and the charge from l25 ocof to o.
oi This result is chiefly ascribed to the facilities aor
ded by permitting the branch banks to draw mutually
each other, and the parent establishment, thus avoid
ing the necessity of the actual transport of the precious
metals from point to another
The dividends In 1912 amounted in all 1867 per share
which reduced in ss to 22f per share The proper
tonae in this dividend arising from the profits made
by the branch banks, lis stated to be If per share
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-26

AsHEs-Pots continue very inactive. We quote small
sales at 81 50 Pearls about the same, at IS.
BEEswAx-Prime yellow sells freely at 302 301c.
CoFFEE--We notice small sales Of Brazil at 81 TIC:
Laguayra, % a73 st. Domingo. 81 5}c sumatra,
tic
CorroN-Therc has been msrket to-day both parties
holding of. The only sales heard Of amounted TO
about 800 bales in small lots.
FLOUR GRAIN--This market is in an inactive state
Western -four is held at 81 933 ST. other brands in pro-
portion No particular alteration in the prices Of grain
FsH-Dry cod sells freely at 50 rs SIT in small lots
WHsKEr-Drudge casks quote at 23Ic. with triAing
sales; prison barrels very dull but still held at 24
15c.
tie OO southern ITO and calves and sheep and
lambs
PRIcEs-Beef Cattle-Dull, and prices obtained with
difficulty We quote so a 25 to so a So, with few
extra at SO 25 o so. 300 unsold
Cows and Calves-Al sold, at IL $26
sheep-The market cleared, at 50 to S. in quality.
HAY-supply large, at 62i SO cents per cwt.
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Foreign lmportatious.

LrvERPooL-Ship Liberty-25 Sanderson-7O bxs
tin Plates Ksndrick Brohers-i pkg Smith Thurgar CO.'S
REFS, BE- the co-52 bas iron Dwight Eoster-9 pkg:
Mcsee 3 co 81 Richardson Wason-2o Blackb1m-,3t
Thos Mabeea Rufus Watermsn2O tons pig iron Clarke
co5 Knesand co2s6 bxs tin plate Stokes, Gilbert
z.
Rosevet-Ia case Garner CO crate. w Chan cey
surses sh,w-Ii rkg. II stewart-l2s 4 Mumford-s7
10 Firth SPEEDING Ms!tin-s5 insoid.bys Bois.
In l. Goddard-2 Brown Wilson vosbergh-22l bxs tin
plate Truce so-2 Joseph Connah-6 cks Towns
end Sayre co3e chs bks l8 an's 6 bags He,d
Cocker '9n;,3 bile. BaTi,t John .onas
8 iss-3 F. Hunts CsrtledEe-4 g Adshcad col J
JbbosonI White Sheffield y Norris co-2o Gihon
sacss salt hampers Post Php.30o bx tin plates II bales
cs 30 anvs II cases % rypot liz tons railroad iron and 70
BrS1zr HonIBa Florida B,nco-45 ton. logwood
indigo CofnS $50 Lsbouissel bales sarsapa,
rils 81 90 Alexend2 cereors indigo BDawson-lO do
& Laurie-o bxs aim nds F Echare-i bax to der.
BEL,zs, HonBre Canary-i2i logs mahogany r. Coftn-
JAMAc.-Brg Mary Aver-6 bxs mdse hf ton old junk
Babosgr 4 Morp-3 chs tics tobacco Ashley Pool col
hid d. Tfum,n a. bags coffee IS do pmento old cop
Ter stilt pieces do hid old chs Dol a. 40 brass y Ic
Cook Dawson co., cases books Banks-?2 bgs
pimsrt d Eower-592 do Laure8 do cks old cop
rer hbs brass kegs + Seirs-2 bbls Pexoto-9 bxs
Dgnscsmb Bechw to order sds ANN .;,.. n %.
LA GUAvRABrg Sem-l20O bags collie a0O0 hides III &C.
rooms inaigo Mason rhompsor., ,,, =,
CARDENAsBrg Madagascar hhds 20 ties bbs molasses
GuAYamA, PR-Brg Rebecca-3i2 hhds molasses Brett &
Vos-.
UArAMA-Brg vncennesl75 hhds 40 bbls molssses
L De Forest.
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WANrFD-At ~ Duane street, a new or second hand
w Clazier's Lead Mill. m26 3tsrc

T. M Rrane new or mss hand
WANTEp-n the Halifax Hotel. HALIFAX Nova Scotia inn
cooking End pastry seI Of the abs.s Hotel
pl., viii receive GOOD .sd steady slnpioy
Apply at Noi0 Front st. up stars m46 3t~rc
,y IT, b. been "a b,sush D The VI, and
%s: @ ss,S
ser' ssn T e".eais ss.pos: t,
%"nsl. q Ssfs: william At iSs Office
who !, wei! on with every asrat%snt q 9.
sSs s'S s sas
@ r% ss H. s1p the
o. MIX Ss s%f;s
$:' " Ss sif'sa &C. has"
PLAYS AT .Ay1TIoN.LEyXa sFSoSE1 win 81,
leila: H1s. ,dsnS1ons and a!f.r Sas Sss.
from EScs fine dps .aa y fin;
which du. notice viii be given. N'' '" mas it.n
FURNITURE FOR ONE YEAR WANTED.
wan q asyy S; f o Il. a%s sss
ss:s :, e..
slas slowed Rst oSos'hiy advance: address
$50 C" A. s 90 Mo Ss
Ridge $3.50 cash. hand
spoons and salt The consisted Of $50 n
silver, $50 in gold, and the oney, from
The above reward will be paid for the recovery OF
the money and conviction of thief The advertiser bs
found at 81 Crtharne street. m24 iw*rc
CpACHMAN. "A ste -dy, active lately arrived from
" Europe situation the above capacity; be-
in this his of horses aud capaby Of
driving; would make himself generally u:eul To employer
As
attended to-
TNFORMAi ION WANTED Of JAMES 4. MILLER,
native Of New York and Seam by profession when last
heard from in Bristol England IN 1910 Should he be
alive aud New York he will hear Of something his
advantage applying William Steel Baker, No. III Cher
~ street New York. mt 3md&w~rc
STOP THIEF-Sdlpn from the house Of the subscrb ~.
- Monday. March 25ih one hight green watered sll
silk trimmed th gimp, light plain silk he above
made for sma Some shirts vests, pillow &C.
O. ORGE COLYER, 10th ne, and nth
reward will BE- paid for the conviction Of the thief
covery of the art c'ei. m26 81 eod*r
NEW YORK SOCIETY OF Ii rERATURE-JOHN
INA. BARRY Esquire will lecture before this Society
Lecture Room of The Society Library of Broadway
and Leonard Thursday event March 28th IN
O'Clock Lecture The Discovery Of America. embracing
the which lead thereto ALSO the Abogine of the
County with its early DISCOVERIES and glance
their cond and future prospects," ick Is
DO be obtained the principal ook aud stores
the principal hotels and the door the q, the
LIE ture. m26 3t'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-26

FIRST PREMIUM DAGUERREOTYPES.
DLUMBE DAGUERREAN GALLERY OF PATENT
L PREMIUM COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS, 23l Broad
way, above Murray street. New the first
mi aud CHEST by American and franklin Institutes
the ,ufu coloed Dagusr eotypes erhbed
The having secured bv letters patent the escnv
privilege taking Col,rd DagueneoYss. by b, new pro.
invited call and examre tho large collection
ia the Gallery whether they cone nplate sitting
Premium Apparatus Plates Cases. &c, supplied lower
rates Inn at any other place in the United States
Ina.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-26
MADAME LA CROIX FEMALE MONTHLY
Pills

THESE FILLS, which have acquired such well deserved
celebrity throughout Europe, o' their cet,'ty m prodn
cling the monthly RESPECTFULLY submitted TO the
,es of America eectual rsmedy IN all where
the operations Of nature mpeded from any cause whatever
Ladies de and health who the all Of
gnd effective remedies would do well provide
iau yes with hes- mvsutbie ri Is "a the combipston
armes yet eic ,cous specific ever discovered for he
obstinate OF female irregusrity suppression
Price ~ box, with full aud particular directions for their
N. B-Th,se Pills NUT he taken during pregnancy rs
they prohuce mscarraxe II ued daring PERIOD
To be obtained Of Madame La Croix Female Physician 10 Va
rick street, near Canal mai lms N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-26
Foreign Markets.

Correspondence Of the Herald
KINGSTON, Ua) Feb. H. 1874.
The market is well supplied with -four rice meal and
bread Business is very dull-nothing doing Flour, ST.;
meal, so s.
LAeuYrA, Feb. 24-Cofee $62 to u per al; do "dece
reralo Sl to 10 per oil hides $6 to per al -four II to
10 per Dbl
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Died.,

On Monday, 25th inst at P. NJ of lingering illness,
PHILIP OBRIEN, in his 62d year. old and respected in
habtant Of this city for the last ~ years
His numerous friends and acquaintances invited to
attend his funeral from his late residence of Mott
and Hester Streets tomorrow afternoon, at 81 O'Clock
without further notice.
03- The Galena Messenger will please COPY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-26
Weekly Report OF Interments
In City County York from the 10th day Of
March the 23d day OF March, 1874.
81 Men 20 Womea 81 Boys 80 Girls. Total $50

March TO the ed day Of NIavrh 1911
81 Men 20 Womea 81 Boys 80 Girls. Total $50.
Apopexy 3; Asthma Il Blse i!nR l; Blee!ing from lungs
Il Burned scalded Q; Casualties s. Consumption. 33 Con-
vusions, Group ii Debility 3; Deum Tremens. Il Dr.
arrhors Drery Dropsy in the head 70; py.ent,,y
do typhoid disease Of He,rt Hopping cough Il inf
mairn q Inflammation of brain. 49, do of bowels Il do Of
chest Il do Of do Of lungs Is; do of mach 81 do
h-cat, DO Of liver Jaurdice Malformsiop. 1; Mara;
a. fasv 2; heu ratism, '; Teethng Ulcers q u
ceraton Of intestines, IL Unknown, 1.
Under year. 3d. to 10; 2to %; to TO- S; 10 to co. 8;
30 30 to 49, 2 40 to So o. to co. 50 to TO- $50 to
80. 5; unkunMn. [.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-26
PEALE.S NEW YORK MUSEUM
AND PICTURE GALLERY.

(Br0ddtp1y, opposite the CttV Hal J
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK
RE-OPENING OF THE MUSEUM with splendid at
trac, ioss. .
The manager is happy to engagement with
SlGNOk FRANCISCO. the Magician and Equibrist, late
from merirau Museum.
The PHiLA DELPhIA MINISTRIES, in Songs. &e.
Siguor MONTIVEDO, with nine mechani cal figures
The Mighty GIANTEsS Of enormous proportions, and
m 3 beautiful vocalist
Mr.. ID. w. WRIGHT, an unequalled sentimental singer.
GYPSY GIRL sister Of the Queen at the American Museum
be consulted ately at all hours of the day.
Fudge Mermaid Grand Cosmarama, and 500 0eOC
Admsslon shilli pg-l2h those who
suit the (3psV Girl mice
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PHENIX HORSE BAZAAR,
NO. $50 AND 101 MERCER STREET, NEXT TO
RIEECEER STREET.

IN TIL. n.u regular PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
LIN will take place At this sstabshment, lbs Day.
lA1- March 26th. commencing at eleven O'clock. win
Cru,rcsx Unme.s saddlery, &C. and second hand.
Ati2 o'clock will be offered catalogue OF very superior
horses, &c. $3.50, ... . -. ~
either subtle or private SALE will have their orders faithfully
attended TO- .- - 49, -
.ound I In the Of the states TIVE upenof
marched pzirs Hores, ue pair OF Brow n"rses
snena,r nal, of Carnage Horss fne Bright Der
ri Morse Young kud sound end e.t iIotter
A,o ust the OF tnis Stats ana lot
ale A. piyae sale 80 superior young copnty hofses ~,
A lao several vety fine saddle Horse
Also at private sails very nanssome noeseway WeeonI
.ed only week, and nuroer OF new ana second haAe
Bs,ouehe cna fn NV s.S kept in Superior style
observation-disclosures for lale horses stables unsurpassed
49, w. meot 81 the kind in the United Ststes
Acf-Vehic~s Of all description taken storage in
a.. -. an depository Of the establishment
w COWAS Will attend personally To all orders for buying
uer.,ns ling property this establishment may rex
,an having Of sale rendered and the uIi
Sunt OF will in all caSe,, be paid promptly IN cur
money. -. -. ..,,rrIv
and most p,n being deatehsd rom W. ,ih
buiIdup stable thereby interfering IN, f .uc-
livery or sale going out coming IN on '"e "
ton sale. .,.,.Iv clear. and
.fyed for The OF private nd shov,nr
ale sfford,ug every facility for ex ciss MI
horses Propretos.
ms In sec
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Sales or Stocks mt PhiIadeIph,s.

FIRST BOARD, March 25.-4bO shares Girard Bank "a;
$4,000 Tennessee 5s LIST January ssh shares Marine In.
surance 1876 10 Commercial Bank, 53; 30 do 54A; $40
SemAn 1876, 7l $4,000 State SIS, 67f 10 shares
Philadelphia Bank, i06; 100 do Girard Bank III 80 do
Reading Railroad, 22I
SECOND BoARD, March 2A-lO shares Wilmington RR,
IN; $4,000 Chesapeake Delaware 1885, 45I shares
Kentucky Bank, 10; 81 900 Tennessee bs jan, So,
300 shares Girard Bank al $4,000 State 6s 1896 III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-26

HAvnr-Paeket ship Iowa-Ctas payen, Jules Ramiel
Berri, Herrv Babar, Mrs nx w II Deany, w Denny,
Craft, Of New York; Mr. Samson Boston; Deapore,
R,hr hrevic
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LATEST sOUTHEHn SHIP VIEWS.

PHrApELPHI. March '5.An Roger Sherman, Nichols,
huenos Ayres; Avalanche Murray 1rapdee iIchrist
2,,eap,: s%i,y Davis HYoIl; Nens stanley Ka: 5o.es
acwes Boston; Elz,beth Wiley salem Ms; Hslder Bofsss
Glover KaIshan. and Marks, York cid Washington.
Lyle Matpz.; w Watson, Eckfedt. West Indies; Della
ware, Benedict, Monevideo.
B.Lr,MoRE, March 2.An Imper.l Reed. s.vssn.h. Sid
u; Hiram w Tyler, Tyler, Mobil,i Kirkwood MARTIN. Nsy
odeans; iisrre.s (B) Fuller f.aI Msris, Atwsll e
On-ko Rogers St Thomas; Schroeder Stafford Mobiles
NJ chiKan, Terry NYork.
MoniLS. March s.Cld M,.arss {Brl Sen,le. Liverpool
ooa Wheeler Trinidad de Cubs; Leila Rusrk B,itimors
vulture. Waller tharleson; Equity. Morgan; MAtamons
Magnet, on, Csmpeachy Id FL zabeth, Gibbons Havre
ard mkt London Baker Genoa; Panthea Dennis NYork;
Isabella Mckee. do; California, (Br) Aud, Liverpool
spoken
st simons. siomsn from New York for St Msrys Ga Mar
20. off Savannah Bar.
Foreign Ports.
TRisIp.p DE CUBA March s-In port, Msdslins shssk.
land OF Ph,l delphis I'm Bremen Echo. SD oosa.
and Besey Jane Philadelphia Diamond (br st Andrws.
NIB
PorcE. PR. March Din rort Dncamn Lstour for fhia-
dslphia. wig csrgo Caroline Norrnre. do do snd ohen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-26
FOURTH WARD.
Ora ND CLAY FEE TIV A l..
BANNER PRESENTATl on To THE

HENRY CLAY CLUB,
by. THE WING LAD'ESOF THE WARD, at the
Shakespeare Hot Of William aud Duane
TUESDAY EVENING. 2s,h inst, a, haifpast o'clock.
The Clay Gee CLUB have kindly volunteered be
favor'e Songs Band Of IpsIur entail Music
will occupy the ichestra Professor OLDFIELD will
side at the Piano. ..
PROGRAMME.
Observation-Disclosures come true Whss Glee Clob
oln--Iv Hunter ".
Banner Presentation, ton behalf Of the Whiy Ladies
Hail to the Chief by Tue band
Acceptaton of the Banner Jas Bane tsq President
of the Club
Banner SopgOm Flag is There BY the Glee Club
Ad5re,ses BY several dtr guished Speakers will be de-
ii cred dnIi, the evening - - -
Cho them their Conqu ring Way BY 0lee Club
Cbom,-l went down 10 Undertook DO
Chorus-od Kennedy Sue;, ,'.....'.. - d,
Ch1us-From Hill Top aud Valley do
CbOrus-t}et of he Way.. do
The Hall will be autiiuy Decorated for TIE occasion
Seats III divided for the Lades, and stten
tim paid EN- by the COMMITTEE Of Arrangements
The different Clay & ubs Of the city and vicinity,
we lends Of Henry Clay generally, invited TO be
PRESENT. By order Of the Club.
JAS II. BRAINE, President
stsS' Nix n re
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.
AND PERPETUAL FAIR
For THO DAYS only, Monday and Tuesday,
March 25th and Goth
The Manager has effected with that ,upeb
band of Ethiopian Meodiss the kENIU MlNS-
Also engaged, Mr. WIN. COLE, the celebrated Chinese
Monde with his educated and
talented DOG BILLY
Miss f. RICHARDS charming Vocalist
Miss BLANCHARD the celebrated female JugRler
A PETITE CERlTO. the aamned Danseuse.
MIR RICHARDS Sentimental Singer
MIR. WHlTt.OCK the renowned Banjo Player.
Mir. WILLIAMS the Singer aud Story Teller
MR. HOWARD, the Violinist.
1T. q. BOOTH he Comic Singer.
BEAUTIFUL WAX FIGURES, representing group OF Indians
OF the Crow Tribe killing Santa Fee Trader TO
gether with GEN TOM THUMB. POLLY BODlNE and
DANIEL L AMBERT. -
The Gypsy FAMILY, six in number recently from Ger,
many, faithful of the ancient people Of
Egypt, may be seen in heir native costume
The GIPSEY QUEEN the Fortune Teller, may be private
ly consulted at all hours Of the day and evening.
Performances evening at IN O'CLOCK ana wednesday
and Saturday afternoons nj 3 O'Clock. 800
Tickets 2 cents-chiidren years lax Tween
tvve for private consultations with the 0psey
Queen.
-E-On Wednesday next. the Kentucky MnstIes take q
B.neft-look out for a rich bill. MA re
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rEAMBoAT AccIDENT.-While the steamboat
American Eagle was ascending the Mississippi
IlFtr the l4th inst. she in contact with the
steamboat Rainbow, at Romans Point about fifty miles
above New Orleans: and was much damaged John Viii,
liam, deck hand instantly killed. and two deck
passengers, of them named Michael Mn6ower. and
three negro fremen, were severely scalded-Bah inner
lean, March
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-26

FROM CAMPEcHY.-A gentleman who came pas
sehser IN inc schooner Magnet, Capt. Coffin arri-
yea mere yesterday from Campechy, informs u.s. thai
nen he Magnet left, currently reported that La.
gum wouu De evacuated by the Mexican troops on tho
o.n s.ah al " Incl time the Campechans take
possession. One hundred Mexican troops left Lsguna
on tne 2th nit in the steamer Perita for Vera CruzN
q. IrOptc 10Th inst ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-26

JUST PUBLISHED
LADY'S BOOK, EXTRA No. II.
GODEY'S LIBRARY
ELE GANT LITER.A TURE,
(Orgiral,)
Price l2H CENTS.
ROBERT RUEFUL;
ALEssoN To vAIET UDENARlAN
EoDoRE s.. FAY.
HERBERT TRACY;
THE LEGEND OF THE BLACK RANGERS.
by
GEORGE LIPPARD, ESQ.
Price IS CENTS
WIN M. CHRISTY,
ma6 lt'Ic No. aA,to1 House.
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HARPS-HARPS.
JAMES HANLEY, the only pupil Of Sebastian Erard in
United states offer. for sale the M,nufacory 22J
street Of I'd fine OF brilliant and
PREMIUM PATENT DOUBLE ACTION HARPs
JAM HANLEy having the i'm ed patronage Of the
PRESIDENT Of the United states together with
from the musical pros and the American Ministers at the
Cours Of fond aud Psns these Mr. Hanlev submits
icisni that his Hap-, whc tured
trey he aud the materials sasoned with specis
he pecuarities of climate &c
IN Il can br imported.
~ HAKP5 KEPAlRED-22d street, ID avenue.
tu2I m
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WONDERFUL EXHIBITION.

EGGs HATCHEp BY ARIIFICiAL MsANs Now
Nassau The Tribune Office No exh bton be
Interesting 10 the Agrcuituras or TO the acquiring and
devout mind. II leads mans thoughts from Nature Ma
lures Godn Ladies in particular will be highly grated To
be continued few weeks only
10 Admittance IS Cents Children hafpricc Eggs broken
apple atom i2 cents: Medical gentlemen and Others
break each day. Pamphlets explana and
poultry 2h The editorial invited 10
visit The establishment pleasure mil l3tsrc
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DREADFUL ExPLosIoN.-On Friday morning, a
locomotive, with train of thirty.two burden cars,
eit the depot OF the Petersburg and Roanoke at
about O'Clock After passing the first the road
was discovered that one Of the he'd got OF the
track and the engine Of mmed lately stopped
the engineer getting down to what the OF
the dcuty As soon as the had been placed the
track the gneer returned to his post and put engine
IN motion. No had he done TO- than the boiler
burst tearing the engine to atoms and the engineer literal
into pieces at the same time killing negro man, who
was fireman. and very severely injuIing another Tho
The explosion tremendous one, having been heard
all over the town, and producing shock like that Of
earthquake Fragments OF il were blown to great dis
ance and one piece Of the boiler weighing at least two
hundred pounds blown than two hundred ards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-26
Domestic Importations.

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% otter skins Wood hides Raynor Pond-3I
600 feet lumber Gilchrist x
SAvASNAH-Brg New Jersey-I box 2 Hunt BROTHERS
5Huehrson Tifanyi3 cks rice Cons-ie bsles cotton
Brenh H. A. emethy Cclns-o3 De Forest co--l03
Grayes-15o Bas,ow Pope-2Oo T. Collins K cos