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The Boston Traveller says that poor families in some
parts of Boston have pay for every pail Of water which
they use, two cents.
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VERMONT PHOENIX.
V. II. PAINE rvs

Country Newspaper Advertising Agency.
Boston, No. % State Street
New York-1fbune buildings opposite City Hall.
PhadelphiaN. w Corner Thnd and Chcsinut Streets
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" V. b. p is duly authorized Agent for the permoni
PtGNir
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CLIMAx-People take lquoriee in winter to a cold
and hqHOriee in summer to get cold.
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GRASS SEED.

III ERDS GRASS, Red Top and Northern and
IL Il Southern Clover Seed. Of superior quality, for
sale by WlLLlSTON TYLER.
March 10, 1896, 20
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-03-12

Or DT-That lady tainted in church last Sunday be
cause the Minister spoke of bare possibility
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-03-12

The trial Of Mrs Bodne is down for the FIRST Monday
in April, at Newburg, Orange county, Y.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-03-12

W Scarlet Fever is prevailing alarming extent il
Ohio; hundred children died Of it, in the vicinity o
Chillicothe, during six weeks ending 10th ut
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-03-12

The Rates forhe hsVyaneegf One Hundred Dats sin
gle hle. foI nna ncar. alleM nears and for Life.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-03-12

FnoN EuRorE.-The packet ship Toronto, arrived at
New York last week. with four days later dates from Eu
rope but the intelligence is not important.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-03-12

A SPooS-A big spoon worth $50, has been presented
to Dr. Curtis the Botanical College Ohio, by his pupils
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March II, 1916.

IR0 Bushels H. G. Seed, extra quality,
lou 100 bushels Northern Red Top Seed,
Northern and Southern Clover Seed, for sale
by c. TOWNSLEY & SON.
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MUTUAL BENEFIT
Life Insurance Company!

II W.aLL ST-NEW YORK
Robert l.. Patterson, P,esL, Benjamin {. Miller Say.
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TExAsThe revenue laws and regulations Of the United
States went into operation at Galveston, Feb H. The
steamship Alabama Of New Orleans the first vessel
entered in Texas under the United States laws. The ru-
from Corpus Christi Of Mexican invasion were not
credited at Galveston up TO the Doth ult.
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WHERE may be found good assortment Of
w Books Maps, Charts, etc. etc, published and
selected expressly to furnish Travelling or Local
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04
Things In Philadelphia

Co-,cspoBdsnce Of The Tribune
PHILADELPHIA. March 3-P NJ
The weather to day is quite moderate, and the
.nox is rapidly disappearing The river il completely
.,rac,ed and vessels arrive depar, without
inc aid Of steam TIE pscke, ship Savannah from Liv.
,-ool brigs Ida from Port Prince, VIM J. Watson,
rom Ponce PR and several others detained below
the Mails from New-York, which left ct 9 o'clock
ys..,:day tMoDdsy morning and o'clock lat evening
ali 20. reach the Post Office until Il O'Clock this
Inv AID tbs mail Of o'clock today srriyed at r. ~
IRE 7Oeoc line is just in The Southern Mails reach.
% the Pos; Office s.: - minutes oclock this after
nom.
Nothing from Harrsbury--there are now a1sils
In marine news, nothiag-uo arrivals or clear
ayes
Alarge number OF lottery policy cases were re-
rsoyed this morning from the Cour; Of Sessions 70 The
srpreme Court, at the instance OF Judge Doran.
4 portion Of the Lagrange Print Works, at
:rsaklord owned by J P. Wendell & Co. were de-
r;royed by 6re LAST night
There was lilte change il stocks to day Penn
gyes sold Mt H. Reading Bonds at 75: and Reading
sas-c. at 34t; vioksburg declined J. selling nj I!
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

~ Fer sole Qf Socks ne Erc0Rss sss Last Page
TUESDAY, P NJ.
There was no marked change in Stocks today
ad,he transactions were moderate. Long Island con
nred to fall Off until sfter the hrst Board when there
s quite rally and the Stock up 10 45i, and the
vcond Board Four Of the new Directors of this Road
ave resigned it is said consequence Of the develop
Hea's which have been recently made 1t Is stated that
tic whole business of the last year has resulted in con-
sierable actual loss Would ino, be desirable for the
aorms,ion Of the public, to publish iu statement Of
aa situation Of this Company
There is no, much demand for foreign bills but
s rates are very arm Some Of the loadng drawers OF
s.adng are asking per cent. We quote :! a IS
inncs 80 a 27t.
The commerce of this post in February shows a
ecrease in all the items as furnished by tho Custom
House The largest deiciencyiS in exports which, how
er Is entirely in the reshipments OF foreign goods our
exports OF Domestic merchandise having increased rs
he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04
l,nrch Number oil the Farmers Library and
Monthly Journal of agriculture.

The March No of this work is ready for delivery
The following is the Table CT Contents
En- craJings and HiusrG:ioas-
The Sewage Cow leigh, different orders(-Teois 2
Class . This Cu-velins Cow (eigh dferet rsTsoe
ILL., Glass $. The Bcom Cow teish different Ordersl-
Table ". Glass I.
Farmer Library
THAEK's PRINCIPLES or AGRIcuLrUKE-( conrinuedl.-
Flowing, (concludsdl Clearing Lsnd asdzes Fences
various kinds OF Marshes. Irrigation.
Monthly Journal af igrIcn!;tTe-
Smithsonian Fund; Suggestions g 10 lis Application
with Tables showing the vaiue OF different snds OF a
nur-s-by J. w. Hardy, OF Va.
Agricultural Edurs,ion.
Potato Dissase-Edtcts of Ggsno.
The Proper Position OF Country owelhns-a ors7s ind
Barns
Raising Potatoes from The Seed by the Editor
Preparations Of Seed Corn-Importan, Suggestions U7e
OF CoIperas Water, by Lansing Wruuore
To have EARLY Potatoes.
scheme Of Reducing The Quantity Of Coiioa Repori
the Committee appointed by Tire State Ag Soc OF South
the qusnty of Cotton, as q re,uedy for low prices.
Southern Hemp. or Bear Grass
Alpaca Sheep.
Insects Injurious Vegetation. Report hs insects
OF Massachusetts injurious Vegetation by Thaddeus "
FruI;-Tree Borders.
importing Societies.
Treatise or Mich Cows. The Flanders CowH!gh Cow.
Cow OF Medium II ght
Low Cow.-Bsstard of tie Flanders Cow.
Class H. The Sewage Co~-Hist Cow.
Low cosNBss,,rd OF The Sewage Cow.
Class III. The Curveine Cow.
High Cow.
Cow Of Medium II. ght--Low Cow.
Bastard OF the Curve!no Cow.
Glass ". The Bicofn Cow High Cow
ousk-r Friends Farming
Sugar Culture in Texas.
Flooding Meadows
Cost OF Sheep Keeping IN Illinois
The Shepherds Dog. With Sketches ald Anecdotes.
Bees-Ei-ci OF Exposing Bee-Hives 10 Hot Sunshine.
Egg Cement.
Pr7c.s Current
Recipes for the Cure OF Throat-sor making Kitc-
Gu Pepp-r-Eor making economical Breasfns, Powder.
Remedy for LocSlaw.
CP- Terms - per aunun, in advance: Single number -
cents. JOHN 5 SKINNER, Editor. Published ny
s8f GREELEY X McELRATH.
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Urp Sccns.

- EW SPRING GOODS.-Just received by $. Bar
Tker 2sl GrsnlsL Spring Goods, per recent srri-
rals comprising Of the richest goods OF the season.
among which may be found very choice SILKS con.
ssug Of eli the various styles 10 be found ~ this market
which VIII be sold cheap Also super Spring Reps
entirely deiigrs Also, case Pyramidsi Dresses,
new article. Also splendid De Lsluss, the richest
goods offered this season. and will he sold cheap Also
1000 yards De LANES rich coors and worth %
Cd per yard only IL 6d per yard. Also 10 cases OF new
prints very rich worth Is ID per yafd WI" now % sod or
l. per ward Also 10 aud bales OF brown AMI white
Sheeugs and Sh ngs from the most celebrated manuiac
tories ALSO Bed Ticks. Shir,ings, Stripes rish Russia
aud Scotch Diapers brown ard white hucksouck Diapers
Irish Linen Shiriirgs, &c. &c.
Goods sent TO Brooklyn Williamsburg Jersey City
free OF charge French aud German languages spoken
Also cases OF very rich Prints coors, worth Is, will
now be sold for . cs. and 10 cts. per yard. M Sls
NaJELLS X SPRING, No. 10 Brosd.st offer for
~ sa.-5p cases Broad Cloths wool-dyed black, blue
brown. drsb cadet-mXed. forest green &c from the Web
s.er Mill and othar well known manufactures
10 cases cotton and wool Tweeds of al s'yles
80 do Kentucky Jeans, gold mixed brown mixed olive,
black and black mixed, from the kennebec
Factory.
100 do Blcached Goods comprising
80 do Manchester goods 9s, A, 81 In and rs Long
Cloths Csliendere! aud Beetle finish.
~ dc Poclasset Shirtings.
20 do Lippiu do.
10 do Alleghans do
900 bales Brown Sheeiings OF Lockwood Jewe Cy her
kimer, Globe, Harrison Manc hester and Family
100 DO Drilis-Uncas, Norfolk and Merrimack stamp.
i5o DO Ticks-Arnoskeag - a, B, Wslpoles Rochester,
&c. sc. OF all Width, and qualities
90 cases Pant sloon SiUfs OF desirable styles.
100 do Sesiss and Casheni, assorted coors Iwled aud
plain fall qualities
$50 do New style Spring Prints, handsome styles and
patterns. 2if mis
ATWATER, GOULD co.
nESIRE he attention of buyers In this market to lheir
Datocs OF foreign and Domesc Dry 3ools Prices tor
acceptable paper shall be made su,sfscory No
Wallst near Broadway. 81 2Inl.-
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MEMORANDA.
The packet ships Mon,ezuula. Empire, and Corne!a.
for liverpool having been detained in consequence Of
adverse winds VIII sail TO dny. weather permitting
The Rivers ard Bays ere very much obst-uc;ed by
large FIELDS Of floating ice.
Bark Arr-ac OF Plymouth, Mass Bartlett 90 a ia:
Lesho-n with marble &c order. The was taken IL
tow at the : " spit b. the Richmond and was
Obliged anchor her of tie Quarantine on account Of
the quantity of drift ice.
Brig Ceyon (ofPoraud) Troit q is fu1 Havana, with
noasses to order The is al Anchor at the !" SPIT
Bark Harriet Thompson. I'm Guayama- PIX, and the
brg Augusta from Savannah before reported are still!
below
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narl<ets-crefuily Reported for The Tribune.
TUESDAY. March 3.
- The markets are generally, still very inactive
and the transactions scarcely large enough 10 make
quotations.
ASHES--There has been more doing in Pearls and
the $50 bbs part ut 3i and part at something
over That figure Pots are 0O@1 123, the latter Tor
new, with sales so bbls.
COTTON-The sales to-day have been about 500 bales
The market is very firm but active. The high prices
dmsnded by holders is keeping the majority OF buyers
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fats.
LEARY K cos

LEARY 4 cos
FASHION FOR SPRING, 1916.
" The preference universally manifested
for our style OF jeueans Hats has decided
continue the for the ensuing
LEARY < co. Ha;ters, Nos. 5, 1 snd J Astor House
New-York, Fsb 18th, 1916.
Circulars, descriptive The peculiarly Of style for
wsrded by addressing postpaid. 2Sfns
rs- GentIemen's Ha.s-sprtns Fashton.-blRD,
cor Pine and Nassau ss-Gea,etnens Hats Of The Spring
pattern uniting much elegance and beau:y OF style
ready for examination and sale by the subscriber
2Of mis' BIRD, Cor. Pine and Nassau sts
BEEBE & CoSTAR,
l56 Broadway
~ Will introduce the spring Fas hion Tor Gen
lsmeus Hats March tn, 1916. III lsu
e Gcnin's Fashionable Hats for The ensuing
Spring ready ior inspection 3: 2l4 Brosdwsy oP
posite ST. Paurs Church. Isl wis
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accounts The excess of deposits over drafts for the
year 35Ho7 The deposi'ers exceed By 1850
those who closed their accounts
Tho hank be. been in operation 26t years.
during which time is has opened g5 55i
accounts aud received altogether from
depositors 23, 7O6e43 II
10 ns wT't I:s S. 5ee 81
Total s26.346.3lo OF
Closed during the period, 6l6 $50 &C. -
counts and paid ont 2lOYi5z< 80
Leaving "a 97s accounts entitled 10 this ba- -
lance. so,-'%'51, -
Which averages about one hundred and hity dollars
and sixty cents TO each account.
The funds of The institution are invested as to!o"s
Funded debt Of the United states OF tie
sts,e s ana . y , he psr SO
Bond and mortgages OF the Public sehoo
eocfe,r and other bonds and mortgages 80.
In the City of Newly ork------------- ic9,@!- ~
ZION of the bank and furniture 5I2oO 81
Cash uniuyesed being the oaIance OF cash
Ia the Union IIc,112 ~
Interest accrued to the lat of January l346.
but not receireh- oi.1t- !
Tota!.-........--...... So 1852 %
The arrivals al Boston for toe month OF February
were eco OF which & were foreign and 225 coaetvise,
The cearances 1872. OF which IS were foreign.
On Friday there was another meeting AT Roches.
ter reference the proposed road between that city
and Lockport connecting wife the Niagara Railroad.
Nj Stewart from the committee reported that ne had OBJ
tanned subscriptions to the amount OF 100000 thatpTo
vide5 it could be extended to 100000 he would pro-
coed to me East and he had doubt Of being able to
procure 100000 whicL will make the required sum of
q 100000
The Indianapolis journal states that the net re-
cepes for the yesr ending Feb l. the Madison and
Indianapolis Railroad exceeds $6oOC0 or an increase Of
@ 900 on those preceding year being at the rate
Of about 81 per cent while the average ex!enon is about
miles
Toe bill levying taxes on all property according
10 s true value and for equalizng the burthens Of the
State has passed the Ohio House Of Representatives by
10y vote eJ 23 and will probably pass the Senate
sales Real Estate.
By 4 J. BleecEer
Lot on z,ilavenue cor 9hs % by 20 feet $4,000
adjoining, same size ---...--..--. 1900
corner 2O,h.st % by s5 feet. S225
adjoining same size. 1850
Three srory brick house Bnd lot 50 20thst 25x92 H. ii5O
Two frame houses barns and 2l7 acres OF land in
The town Of SARDINIA Erie Co. n Y-Sl6 per 3i72
Hopse barn and 66 acres Of and on the Csttaragus
House barn and 60 DO do do-l4 per acre . 86s
House barn bar and 70 do do do-i7i acre 1882
Ry I'm II Franklin &. Son
Lot on n, = w OF 7th-avenue and 25th-st 100
10. on 7thavenue, adjoining 25th'st- ltts5
e. 1925
.--..-..---..-- ITO
b. George h. Rollins.
Twos,ory brick house and lot 50 Frstst q front 20
rear by gu ieet f'Jo
Two story brick house ard lot 81 Frstst size 5000
" Sc g" 1900
Lot on a3d.s. near 9Th avenue 25 by 9si feet. 1875
" same size.....-..-.lS75
22dst ..-..,.-1 Leg
ByE H. Ludio,o u Co.
Two story frame house and lot ia Christopher st.
22i by Is feet .26OU
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AR RTED

On SUNDAY evening, Isl inst In the Methodist Church
Chrystie.st by Rev William ~. Sliwe. Mr.. GEORGE
w. GRIFFITH 10 Miss CATHARlNE s. MARINER
all Of this City
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=. z. AMIDON


" Begs 10 inform bis friends and the public Ina,
Hal establishment removed from Corner OF Wal snd Es-
strrets 10
10 IL BROADWAY,
Directly opposite the Ho;rdrG HOtei.
The very liberal patronage which many yes. been
extended 10 him a. bis old s-sud II duly appreciated And
his Arrangements are scc. enable him to otter
every inuceue for continuation Of the same His celc
brated fine Beaver and 3iolest Hats which are too
well known need communication, will be found still!
tier improved ard beauied. Sso. complete assortment
OF senlenens youths and chiidrens caps, umbrellas.
a. moderate prices y. g. Gentlemen Hats OF the Spring
fashion ready. .ef siw SAlWSf
" II. c. SUBWAY, Miniature Painter. No West.
ern Hoie,. Cortiand-sL aSf wist
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OEATORIO OF SAMPSON


THE SOARD or MANAGERS Ofihc Ssw-YoEk Sacred
Mrsic Society haze the pleasure grpourc- that
srd performance o fia1dss G.n:G OTs;oro OF Sampson
viii take place "Wednesday evening li,h list n he
Ts5ernsri. E:! particulars OF this performance Will sP-
near advertisement; the meantime tee puoic
Informed hat o! the best professional seai IN Tue
country engaged 10 sustain The principal SOLO psr'a
This O-aiorio will be succeeded By i@ Seven Slespers
Dayt" and the Messiah IN The course OF few weeks
TIE OF admission performing members
ceednsy favorable and persons DESTROYS of Joining the Ss
cred Music Society SUCH requested Leave tner
lock, So CSrs-s where they will receive their admission
Ccksu. uii Ills
THE UNIONISTS' FIFTH ANNUAL BALL :.
WILL be held nj the Apollo Ssloou 40 Srosdwsy. OF
w the evening OF Monday, the 9Th Of March lust which
occasion Walsces celebrated Brass Sshd led by Mr. Ken
dc is engaged No pains Will De spsred by ih- commit
this o! the best balls Of the sssson The
without regard 10 party.
Tickets may be bad al e.ler OF he following places
Broadway House Tribune Once; Ashland House, corner
Canal ana Brcadway The Resaa, cor. Hudson aud Mer
roe Hall cor. OF Pearl and Centre Of s.her ofIhe
COMMITTEE.
O. w Brennan Chss. Cook, Rcbt D. Holmes
jas McDoncugh. A. B. Nsnderzee, Alex. Jackson,
George Eisby, Robt- 5. Collins, Lewis De Angela
William Andersen.
OVEN w BRENNAN, Chairman
Rogr. D. HOLMES, Secretary. M lw
MIR X. e. PAIGE respectfully takes leave TO
l'I nounce hs intention OF giving Lecture on the sub
eci o; Church Music, in the Chapel OF the Unlverslty
wsshin glon square, Thursday evening March ash 1880
Som. specimens of standard Cathedral Mus sc Will De
performed this for the rs lime IN THIS country
b. au efficient choir under Mrs Psge's direction.
Tickets 80 cents EACH had the principal SOCK and
Music Broadway and 81 Nj Pages residence
$50 Euli-st mo StA us
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WAsA1NGroy. Monday, Marcn "a P. N.

NAsHINHION, NIONLHy, MA Cll =. 7 W.
SUPREME CoURT.-Mr. Mason is again speaking
on the case of Ross. who was convicted Of killing
man in the Cherokee nation Ross claims 10 be an
Indian, as means of escaping hanging.
Cor Ealt Pa,
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DIED

DIED:
In Wiismsburgh, March Sd BETSEY ANN, only
daughter OF Levi w and Mary E. Uosd aged two years
and three months.
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SAILED.
MEMORANDA

Slips Warsaw. NOrIeans Catherine Charleston.
Brig Peconic apalschicola and others. Wind 6y r
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Boarding.

BOARD EANTED-5y twU young gentlemen (ior
- dinners only private FAMILY where they live WELL
tae vcinly OF 81 Pau.s Church. Pleas. address
q w. L. Post Office Box 1855, with &c ma 2Ieod
:OIti. ATE B0AhD-2 or 5 gentlemen can be pleas
! ari.y sccon'moc at-d where The comforts Of nome
mag be realized Apply III Woos:egst Houstons 81,
Ei5 u
81 o. hid DC lad pectAb.e plvs.s iiuiy down
- tom Isrsr couple without children, vyo or
three going gentlemen. References viii be required
note - Apuuo a; is oIce wa meet attention. - ois
.',yU Dii THREE single gentlemen can ne .ccoIE
mOdstod with board sad rooms ut Is Chambsrsst "a
door west 81 Broadway. S!ttis
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wEAyERs MEErISc-on Friday evening last,

WEAyERs MEETISG.-On Friday evening last
meeting of the Weavers, and those interested in the
scelnent OF the difficulties in regard 70 the prices
convened at the County Court Rouse. VIM. J. Mullen
was called to the Chair and Pascal Coggins appointed
Secretary. Denus Garvin. James Murphy Alexander
Carson, William Gum and Moses Fuley took their aeats
ssdelegates from the operatives. The employers
no, represented By any delegates Speeches were de-
i,cred by all the members OF the delegation from the
5peatges aud they presented strong for the sym
p.hes Of the citizens present They stated that offer
bad been msde 10 tho employers to return to work at
tie former prces IT could be proved 10 their sstsiac
ZION that the present prices obtained for the manuac
rei goods would not allow the advance asked pow
atu address then made by Dr. Elder, in which be
noDed that the operatives would peGccably maintain the
sand taken By them After considerable discussion the
Chairman authorized to appoint committee If five
isn,eresed citizens to confer with the employers and
p6esyor 10 procure adjustment Of the difficulties
Ihe committee !s to report al a subsequent meeting
Phlad. Chronicle.
FtRE-The wooden factory in Westerly. formerly
frovp as Knowles factory. occupied BY William p
Arpod was destroyed by fire on Saturday morning The
s,o was discovered between two ard three O'Clock The
hcoy and the machinery the dyc.house and consider
bic amount Of property al II, were consumed Some
hnr was saved from tho dye.house but nothing from
tsisctory There was insurance the property ut the
Narbu,iouship and one other Office for $1,000.
PROV Jour
MYSTERIOUS DEATH.--A respectable young Irish
I'm named Patrick McO wen left his EMPLOYERS house
Newark township n J. TIE 9th instant, 10 go to
tcrrsown and was expected 10 return next evening
l,he did and the next morning ne was found
n the barn Of Mr. Van Blbrcum, in whose service he
WA serseess and lived but three hours after he
found He had some wounds on the head, but The yer
1et ofthe Corones Jury To the effect that II was
impossible 10 decide whether they inflicted by the
lands of violence, caused by fall from the hayloit
ANoBLE BEouEsT.-John a. Lowell, Esq on
saturday made liberal donation Of ONE THOUSAND DOL
tAEs to The Massachusetts Horticultural Society to be
iwMded in Premiums at the discretion Of the Society.
Boston Transcript
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iIi1ltfr fashions.
FALL and WINTER GOODS.

FALL AND WIN TEX GOODS'
VIM r JENNINGS K co Drapers and Tailors, I'm.
w por.ers OF Cloths and Cassimeres yesngs, &c, Isl
Sroayay American Hosl opposite the Fountain, are In
OF m extensive assortment o! new goods FOR fail and
Winter wcar, comprising, French aud Engish Cloths for
Dress and coc Coats Cassmer- In variety OF styles
silS Satin, Merino and Velvet Ves.ings Miled Cosha
yweeds, &c. for OverCoats, which viii he made up
20 c.da through he sid OF efficient corps OF cutters
az car e found in country, essential point In ne
economy 10 which We would direct and IN rendering he
style and character OF garments such ~ must sasy he
discriminating, thai 1uws OF cneapness are not based
on the production OF Gny other than hrs rate garments
such ny have sustained cur syasm OF SNAIL profits and quick
returns and prompted the solicitation of call from toae
who ressy eEec! saving OF the extra par cenlage
!ariet under the credit sJ5isiIL
Ths attention directed 20 The Pariaoons department mus
continue offer Inducements 10 those who appreciate I'll
combining and elegance
In .daon 10 the usual OF goods kept by The
trade have aaya hand egdy made Drsss and Froch
Goats Psnsloors Vests &c TO ans=er the requirements o.
who OF may require nrsi rae sun
Also Fancy Dress Articles in great variety; Scas Crayau
Hendkerrefs Gloves suspeGders Hosiery Under-' esn
Drawers Linen and Muslin Shirts Collars nc &c. SIS u
nVERCOATS, Closks, Winter Froct', &c In various
" rev styles for sale, ready made. al 81 BroadWay;
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Brig Joseph Atkins, Trundy 30 ds I'm Me;snzs., with
noasses to Reed & HopPock Vessels Left before re,
ported No date spoke bark swan I'm SOrleans OF and
for Philad. The J a has been 20 days North OF Cape
Hsteras and has experienced succession OF gales du-
ring the passage-Cs deck load Of oranges On Monday
night while lying a; anchor in the Snip Channel with
both anchors ahead Of the chains parted and lost an
anchor.
schr Wave, studley ds I'm Boston, with mise, 20