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To the Hon. Senate and House of Repre-

To the Hon. Senate and House of Repre-
sentatves OF the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in
General Court assembled:
fINHE Petition of the Providence and Worcester Railroad
Company represents that for the purpose OF having
their Depot accommodations in connection
with those of the othe. rail roads which the village
OF Worcester they DESTROYS Of entering with their Rail
Road upon the Norwich and Worcester Rail Road
point the intersection said Norwich and Worcester
Railroad and the Western Rail Road in said of Wor
ceste and of running their locomotive engines and
thence from said point the Depot of the Norwich and
Worcester Rail Road the north side of Mechanic Street
IN said Worcester and that for this purpose they have
made arrangements with the Norwich and Worcester Rail
Road Company.
Your Petitioners represent that The purpose
OF making and filing complete location Of their road
Tar as the lies within the Common wealth Of Massa
chuseis of time owed for that purpose is
necessary
Wherefore our petitioners pray for authority
upon the Norwich and Worcester Rail Road aforesaid,
with the of raid Norwich and Worcester Railroad
Company and that the time the filing the location
of their road may be extended the first day July
| Providence and Worcester Railroad Company by
JOHN BARST0W President.
Providence, 18th January, ls47.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
In the House of Represent dtiUes, Jan %, I847.
On the Petition aforesaid Ordered That the Petitioners
sause an aesed copy of their Petition with this Order
heeon, TO be published times successfully the
Daily Spy the last publication be three days. least
before the first day OF February next that all persons
crested may then appear and shew if any they
ve why the prayer Of said Petition should not be grant,
OF.
Sent up for concurrence
CHAs. w. STOREY, Clerk
In Senate, Jan %, l547
Concurred.
CHAs. CALHOUN, Clerk.
sst CnAs. CALHOUN, CLERK Of the Senate.
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STORE TO LEFT.

"A THE subscriber offers to LET for one or more
s.5sN years, his STORE in the Centre yiese OF
the best locations trade in Worcester County Posses
sion given forthwith
Als0-FO LET, two very pleasant ROOMS in the sec
ond story said Store which for several years have
been occupied TAILoRs SHOP they are an excellent
stand for good workman in that business
small assortment OF DRUGS ana MEDICINES wi.
Cases Drawers, &c, may be had with the store ifds
ed. JOSEPH w HUNTINCTOl
Lancaster, Sept l. dwis,
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Worcester & Nashua Rail Road Co.

THIRD ASSESSM EN- 7.
NOTICE is hereby given that assessment OF ten
IN dollars on each share of the Capital TEX of This
Company has laid by the board of Directors payable
the Tressnrers office No las Main St. Worcester on
the first day Of March merit.
E. II. HEMENWAY, Treasurer.
Jan. %.
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Parkhursts's Burning Machine.

THIS valuable invention, for the purpose extracting
bnrrs and useless substances from wool, cotton, and
in successful operation in The and middle States
This machine is formed Of one nders construct
ed with steel rings having teeth within the periphery;
the wool being drawn below the surface of the cylinder.
leaving the burs and other foreign substances the
face to be thrown off by beaten.
Where the wool is entirely free from extaneos matter
my nnchne still can be used great advantage front
OF all cards IL will increase the production carded WOOL
and very materially the card wire from injury
CAUTION.
Manufacturers are hereby cautioned purchase any
machines constructed above described, without the
stamp s. Parkhust's Patentn thereon as every per-
son engaged in making, vending using the above ns
machir e, without this stamp and authority from NJ
my duly authorized agents. Messrs. MAYOR & Co.,
strictly dealt with according TO law.
All orders should be addressed Messrs. NAV
CO., No. SO JohnsStrfet, Neao York, or No. SO M
Boston. STEPHEN K. PARE
Jan. p.
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4 Friend Of Humanity begs to inform the
public, that in the dangerous of pins swal-
lowed by accident, swallowing one egg, I'M
dressed, and IN the course of an hour afterward
another, is an infallible remedy for carrying off
the pins, if done Immediately, and before the
pins have worked themselves into the coats of
the stomach--U. S. Gazette, Jan. 1880
To Remove Dust or Notes from the Eye
Farmers, well many other persons, are Of
ten so exposed in their labors to get dust or
notes in their eyes, and frequently suffer consid-
erably before they can find any meaus of relief.
The following simple remedy is almost always
at hand, and in most cases will prove efec-
tual Fill cup goblet with clear cold water,
quite to the brim, and place the eye in distress
in such position as to be completely within the
water in the cup then rapidly open and shut
the eye few times and the dust mote will
be Immediately washed away. If cup or other
vessel be not at hand, the eye may be placed
in spring bucket of water.
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Oil Painted Window Shades.

yINIE subscribers extensively engaged in Manu-
featuring the above articles, which they TO
hear exposure To the without fading They will have
constantly hand varieties of patterns which they
viii sell from % TO so per cent Tess than they be bought
in any Cityof the United States Shades manufactured
order at short notice A. j. BROWN d. co,
Worcester, Jan %. 142 Main ST.
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New Arrangement,

New Arrangement,
% ENG about to re-arrange and enlarge my
-kS Sales Rooms, have marked dotUn my entire stock,
consisting OF
$4,000 Dollars worth
of Rich, Choice and Desirable GOODS extremely low
prcesOering many articles at half cost, at cost,
and the whole very great discount from late prices
Among many other bargains
800 YDS. THIBET CLOTHS,
of the best quality discount of 25 to 373 the
yard; 500 yards ALPACCAS, 81 and cotton warp, from
shilling nine shings the yard great discount
5000 YDS. SILKS AND SATINS,
Al from 10 to So per cent discount from retail prices
275 SHAWLS,
all styles and qualities varying in price from so to $780,
discount of TO- 90, 80 and 40 per cent.
$500 YDS. NJ. de LANES & CASHMERES,
prices varying from IL to rs cents former prices 25
cts { s l25-great bargains the purchaser.
500 yds BROADCLOTHS & CASSIMERES,
comprising very fine goods that will be closed
any sacrifice.
5000 YARDS PRINTS
of the Merrimac Hamilton, Cocheco, Bristol Fall River
and other celebrated manufactures, comprising all the
American Prints on hand, at ten cents the I'd.
1000 dollars worth of Winter Hosiery, Gloves,
inQets Hoods, Children's Coats, Mufiers Mus
&REy kind of Thread Store Goods, which am deter
I'll ii at half price.
-. LINER GOODS,
ANS, CAPS, LACES SC &c, at
e original prices
OF superior quality, at about
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WANTED.
Wanted.

ok first rate STRAW SEWERS, TO whom good wages
- will be paid.
Also, four Apprentices to learn Millinery and Dress
Making Apply 10 l.. A JENCKS
Worcester, Jan q. I49 Main St.
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FOR SALE.

nnooo FOR SALE,
WAOVO MASSACHUSETTS, per CENT 81
1000 Albany City Skies 4
1000 Reading Rail Road Bond Of 1850;
10 Shares Worcester Bank;
so do Western Rail Road
so do Worcester Rail Road;
20 do Old Colony Rail Road
25 do Providence and Woree
10 do New England WorsreI
do Hamilton Wooden q
All Rail Road and Bank stocks boug
6wis49 J. N. FISKE, 60
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Worcester and NASH

Worcester and Nash
PROPOSALS for furnishing Cl
i STILLS and PLANK for the co
will be received at the Office in v
Specifications OF which may b
JOSEPH F MILLER, Esq, Chiei
following named Gentlemen
Ell w. HoLBRooK, Esq,
Err, ESQ.,, Lnncaster-J. I,
N. p. SMITH, Esq. ,GrotoRs s
perell--THoMAs w. GIL s
Worcester, Dec 1916.
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MANSFIELD & HAMMOND,

MANSFIELD & HAMMOND,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
CT0Ckery, China, Glass & Britannia Ware.
TABLE CUTLERY, TEA TRAYS,
Solar Lamps, Girdndoles, Paper Hangings, SC
No. 159 Main Street.
North Wing Central Exchange, WORCESTER.
Where beautiful OF the above Goods may al
ways be found at Lopest Market Prices.
Particular attention given furnishing Hotels and Families
HENRY 5. MANSFIELD, Jr
March H. dwtf TIMOTHY w. HAMMOND.
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Franklin Hall.

Franklin Hall.
Attorney and COunSillOr at Law,
Office No 2, Waldo Block, Up Stairs,
3m4 WORCESTER MASS.
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Samuel JennisOn, Jr.,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
No. 20 Brazer's Building, State Street,
7tf BOSTON.
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BALTIMORE, March 6, lS47.

BALTIMORE, March 6, lS47.
Dismissal of tie Thomas and LIE Grand Cas-Er-
ports of the city Of Baltimore.
The investigation of the charges brought against
Judge LIE Grand by ex Governor Thomas, were
yesterday dismissed by the House of Delegates,
that body having become thoroughly disguised
with the sckening details relating to everything
Dat Ihe point in issue. Every mater relating TO
the bedchamber difficulties of Ex-Governor
Thomas and his unfortunate wife, were detailed
with ininuteness by the accuser, and replied to
seratm by her father. There were several re-
porters present, and the trial will doubtless be
published, presenting one of the most singular on
record. The Legislature adopted series of reso.
ldtons expressive Of their undated confidence in
mo honesty, integrity, and innocence of Judge
lie Grand, and in the belief that Governor Tho
mas was infuenced rather by msconce pton of
rcomsances than righteousness in making the
charges.
Inc grand trial of the case, however, is to take
pace at Washington on Monday, whittier the
witnesses and all parties concern ed are now
vending their way.
Tue cay OF BALTIMORE has had fair share of
We exports arising from the extraordin ary de-
inahd Tor oteadsufs in Europe. The exports
fro thls port 10 various ports in Eng land, Ire
lald aad France, Tor the last thirty q avs. have
b.-,l ABOUT $1,000 blrtels OF aour 22D O10' hu sb
"is Of cofh, ahu Il. ooJ barrels OF corn m cal be-
s'des tue oCilef arucles.
rnefe is now one saip load ny with bread stuff.
20. Htyre At our port, eight ships and one brig
10 dug Tor Liverpool, four ships for London an
Que sup, three orIgs and one bark Tor lreland--
IN luns, IA all, IL snips, D barks and briggs
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK. MARCH o.


Cleared.
Shps-lndependence, (packetl Bradsh London, 0rinne
CLARK, tBrl D,hoa Liverpool, R irvin Herman, Welsh
Bark: Cisfiss Iuss,. Cork and market, Nesmi,h &
Ssf f ssd: 7ia S ' %s FIJI.
sshI' MAY. F so, Chush GuassG9Ds ososS
mond Alien Par'ss ha rie Rogers, Rogers Newbsrn.
si9ops-Cnampi IN, Essde. Fall River; Alfred Greenfield
Prsyideaee; Eusice. Wells rrovidsn.s
BMges-Pianet, Brigge Phiiadephia; Michigan, Allen.
Amboy
Ship Navigator. Silver from Canton Nov lat. Hong Kong
s I'd d. LII. asS PEI @ %s 81
n S a % & r. s s h ssl ss
~. ser sa, nsad 49,
81
%9 ass s;Sy s:i
Bremen ship Jason. sehenx, 81 days from Bremen with
Ship CI.oyal GSICn. Smith, 10 days from Havana with
ship south Carolina, Hamilton days from Charleston
BIZ brig Ellen Fore.ta vanbry. 50 days from Limerick
rudolph Glspas S.,lias day. from New or,es..
Pe s
all her ss, iued took her to be s.h about a'a bur
Wellington Il 8 john, SB 1' ''', "' ,''''
New osans with moissses to Badger Peek Feb a. la
lonaI So spoke brig SWISS Boy, from Borleans for
BiE Borne: Trim, from S. Marks and DAY. from
sShf ssicc Tho%p.o a sdsys from with 1m
ss, bound t 20 soSSGn s ms; lag IS 81 Ion 70 spoke SIc
hs iest Of her assf Load i, inst OF Hsi,srss
seyed other damage On the 7th' of Bain.sst, spoke
sehr Sarah Norton Nortou from Philadelphia with ms.s,
schr Jacob Raymond. Everett Smyrna, DEL with corn to
schr Elisha Ruckman Atkins, Philadelph a mdse to
sehI sarah Center, Mcintyre from Salem, NJ with wheat,
sehr Myers. Fowler from Washington, with cotton to
sehr Atlas, wcks. from wilmington Del with hour, to L
schr Th,,eher, fn Newbern. NC, with naval
Ser amly Johnson snedksr, Baltimore. mdse to John.
schr Phoebe & Margaret, Pine B-andywne -four and
sehr iacrssse Weseot Bandywine -four and corn meal,
ssnr n.li: Ogden Bandywins, -four and corn meal to
ssh iasrs White. Cor.en, Plymouth, NC with corn
sehr IepreIstt Bray, Plymouth NC, with corn to II l.
schr Cora Oliver. from Newbsrn, NC, with grain, to
sehr Mary Clark Small Salem. Mass, with md,e to w
sesI Hiram Girard, Price, from Baltimore d,e to Mail.
sshI Smith g.sEE..s, Wilmington, O. with naval
Isabella Falkland, from Boston, with mdsc, TO Day
schr Edgar, Ling. Philadelphia, corn.
schr P,rarro, Pesrsail, Virginia.
Schr = Furman, Moss Virginia, co n.
Scnr Siimaa, Haley, Delaware, corn.
Below.
Bremen bark Philadelphia, Grebe, from Bremen, with
mdse, 10 n x Poppe.
BrgG W Clifford. Comery, 20 days from New Orleans.
bark supposed to be the L'Aige Seisnetts from Ro-
chell. wuh mdse, to A Seanette & Co
A ship supposed to be London packet.
A Dutch gaIliot bark.
A b. bark from Liverpool.
Also, ship; 3bnks; abrss; topssil scbr--unknown.
Sailed.
Ship Indepcndence for London Br shin Jobu CLARK far
Europe: brlgs Wanderer for Sgo Robert Bruce Hon.
durss Ereto; aud o,hers
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BY Last Nights Southern Hail.
Herald Marine Correspondence. :


Brig Thom.. Walter, M.Ishman, from NEW York for Ma.
ea hsaSy rs Of Cape de- which carried away
boy.pt head rail-. fore topma,t foe oPEaan' mast stove
''i,y sSa Liverpool 60 day.
,Ss Ss d u xo S
'a 1 m., :rs .s. Al ai s
s.ssl'ss az ~
Gh r Ss
.HR 5cas SuTI: KSS'DP; Live;
S ss: s
T rs HSrs MsssaS .ss
Gsson Na aS Coon o0
spoken.
Brig Mi,,ssipri Wynn, I'm Bath Tor Cadena' Feb i9h'
"" Foreign Ports
MayAovE1 Feb n1In port bark ssbeois Thsmpson'
%a ss'' .ss 'Ss'ns . Csaes
a s H. Hsd si. a6 az
poy Of and ls Ns. nssss
" FS ss ss
Sea Gull Pumms do Morning STAR sutFe.: from and for
s i II nv W F::1ss
SAT- hp sos.s1 a %'G Nay.
qs t tSas New S x0
2s years Yc'oIne; Hobbs, NOreansi ABB. Jones' from
9h ult; Alce Ana Pendersast Hufhagton San Bias
George and Emily Nickeron BoSon May, Rider Mobile
Point bark and two brig: bound up The Patap.e9 wa
wrecked some month";. sinesj psaOI. remove heI
rom her POSITION on the shore CID ship Powhasn Hay
81 Johns r. sch S1edors, (BrJ Smith. Hamilton, Ber
Gen irwin, wilson Ssvaansh Michigan, Terry NYork John
Emory, Wood Alexandria T.; Cambria MITCHELL Nor ok
ssa United site Grant, tsEuayISs and p0r
c. Express, Jones' Norfolk; Well Done Joncs do. sid
ship Powhattan, Hs, den for Liverpool.
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Foreign lmporsasHons.


sas ec:. S:isSSo Japan xssa q rattan: S?sws 6.s:
". SSe1 ,s:. d
@Sai w viis
% w Hssse eH. t Do
rhladeiph1. 90 chin. s do DO Gsssison
eo~aoas pigs tea Brown BsotheIs CO.. do mass DsS.
s,sa s. s. % %i..
silks 1853 bdls caAsia cs aqued ware rolls mating and
.LIyERrooL-ship HuEuenotn 50 tons iron Thompsar &
's ca 20. w:S sa;c:: .ss
ss,s' ios
sS; TSsS k:iss TX Si.;i
Corwinl OK John Van Nes-a bats smith, Thu,sar CO.
&:
veitTi .. BiaelY-l and ek: Chapman2 Bis and
I'd i: ~ \! S:aS:
u.
:sad l
II
SH SCI
20 bs
%;i.,:sse We: Aa snss
-3cs A.terbury col @ Crook-79 casks % LOG
crates bale TO Order-lo3O sacks salt
BREMEN-sh,p Janas-ll bxs mdze 0roshem & Clapham-
Kohisaar Boths-!cs Simonfeid Baeh-3 Jung Behr
"a Lshmaler X Brs-l BILE bxs Weiss Sche iiK, of
rhi'a-s cs Berah:mer H. smann-s do bis Bechtsl
Dry err bis bx Re Mecke-l box bio Mecke Plate
co. VI Pha-3 bis Spies, Christ col OK Lsttine-l
chss, m3ze Mecke-2Lxs q Ge'ding-sJ Muller x
T.y.oI-l pkg Mistan Cu,hm.n co, Of so:sOn- BILE
Lehmier Brohers-l box Ges Son-53s bgs mdze cks
cs vinegar 10 cs mdze kr 70 to order.
HAvANA-Ship Crlst0val Coion-8 casks honey and l0a
boxes ,uss, sgof ,rd Tilenon c9-lss do Earning
46s boxes segaYs Little Rosnes5 Coit-3o bales
Wright, Stu gs & ShAw,i8 boxes segsIs w H Thomasi
ITO do Gaz-t Aitvn2 boxes bag TrjIlo cos cases
Meyer Sucken-i Jose Avozz mi bag coffee
A Ledoa-75s boxes segars w Pickergl co-iss do
Fiede,l6O Horn Burchard-32s Kenauld francos7 hf
bbis smith, Stratton COTS bags coffee Youngs, Hawkins
col pkg Bishop McCloskey-s boxes segars b smith,
pkR Laroa-l log mahogany oder.
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the sth inst. srogndsd and '%as;da daring the day !:
%oas With or 6p
III IL q; p On Ss with s
oSG for a Ss eI ''' Ne"
BRa DovrR from Baltimore for Boston before reported
il ~ % SF Sss %
az G 0 s lost .hS esor ss. d
~ Il: ssS :.
B.asU ssSs the ITO"
Spoken.
Ship arre. Rockwell br.iId day. from Apslachieol.
Bark John Welsh, Amss I'm Palermo for rhs. Febi lat
Lsu,s. Cook FIN Me'sin. for Boston, Feb IS. lat
Foreign Ports.
ARcA, q port south Of about Dec B-Sd Danish bark
rla
VS!l:s 4; XSxx;;s; H;is;'ss Man
s ,a s: sSs si s
Nsnts repairing; bsIE. T.@oatS Waller for New Yc5s
VS. g s' yI 81: SS
e
IS: g S:.S ssiS;
a. Ea.ss VIM
from 20 ,isad Sisg; Street MeConns rom and for
sw Ss.1; 1s VEN
s%
lulu, Dumb" for New York ldg he nick Jones 90 do;
Ss
Ls"i:s sssl: g.; H.
aa '0% cssss sns
Now oesa:; brig. Calcutta, CLARK, csSana.; sng,.i Park
issa: TIKI; s.s: %s $::sSi:s' Ms;.s I::,S
s9S As
Cha. S.;s
:ss md FS;S:i rss"OS Hand cid ls,n'
MosTsyipEe, Noyas-Ar Sandman brig Neptune. CHA
isss & Partridge
TsisD1D Cy.1 FEB Sat S..t Ams,es Adj: i
Ava. Chase, from Wisca.ett; Fountain Ellis from the
VArrAHAyo, Dec a-In port ship Charlette scobs. for
arc s SD SR Gs HI
qu.bo asa Husho would Leave NE co1:! "bon, Jan IS for
Tslcshuans would leve Boston about Jan 20
ALEXANDRIA, Va, March ISL bark Archibald Oracle,
Rice Cult Of Me1icc; schr' Columbia Knapp and Comm0
BosrOr March 7-Arr ship Norman, Spawn, Liverpool
R:s 81 fss: Try: nn
!hs storsI Savannah Tees.pheS brig Chatham from
% si:l s sas 'g s:ba.s Bradford
Bssn March arc 81 q :ehf Com Tucker. Cox
CHARLEsToN March 5-AIr ship Alliance, Tucker, LIVER
Rev. Sm.n. .h Chem.
I'D bdss Moses saiEey, New York; sally Ann, Di:brow
ssS. ssf S.st s Sss ys ass
aEoserTows, SC, March s-Arr brig Eliza & Maria. Pat,
te,son Yo,t Cid brig Creole Means and schr Oriental
MoBILE Feb as-Cld ship, Lady Milton, tBrl Hayes. Lii
ysIpoo Milton, Gorham Providence; schr Erie Lemont
NEW osLEAs: Feb 27EAn steamship PsI%et,e Smith,
Ss1:oa so Y sad Thu @
Rotterdam: Jas Moran lBrl Liverpool; Edgar shaptcr
YORK; DaIks Moa.sm pay BS;ton; Ife1!on GSu!t' te
ste Apsiachcola Frances Amy, 3unby Gulf Of MeIco;
Adams Gray, Collins H.yana MIlancon Bullet Gulf Of
mMLeI AIciuray, Dsvins Boston; Ve.sco, Bell. LobOs
schrs Robt Mills Brown, Tampico; Geo Enss Smart, Bos
NoRyoLk, March sthArr: packet sch Adrian. Walpoe.
New Yok schs Meridean Tarlton, Richmond bnd 70 Bos
Dan 70
Island 5G.spRu F.Vys 9S!. a cSUs.
Rappahannock; Florida Mudd, York bnd New York; Mu.
as Right kogsI baS 70 NsM Yok Ca SSIi L .ac
COX; spy and EmeIiae, PETERSON New York, aad
1871 Wsas ~ WHITMAN,
Boston; Clara PIG, NsS York. M WILLIAM, no.,,,
c$ sss his o Mach sr Maria Freeman ..nu
brig. c N LSEsD Ca Se
Rodgers Couch, do; Olive yiisuia barker; do; Reaper
Young, Corson, do; CommsIc johnson, do
March 3Arr brig Freighter MITCHELL Carde-
mas. CID brig Union Mitchell, No,fOlk.
salem March s-A sehr Eveline, Tyler, Baltimore for
WARRES. RI March s-sld schr Louisa. Perry, Norfolk.
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COM EikClAL lNTELLlGENCE.
New York Cattle Market,

MoSpAv, March Sat market, ,026 Beef Cattle, 10
Cows and Calves, and 1000 sheep and Lambs
Beet Catte-The state Of market since our last
warrants material revision of the prices then quoted
So SO Is about the ordinary average though few sales
Of very prime qualities reported high 80 80
about 200 left over
prices rather higher than last week The sales ranged
principally from SIS, S2j to $35.
Sheep and Lambs-Prces little lower and the do.
msnd since last has been somewhat dul-l00 remain
unsold Most OF the trsnst cions at 81 90 50 so
TO IS, as in quality
Hay and straw-This morning. the storm kept back
the supplies and there was little none Offering at the
scaes Good loose qualities worth 62h cts per cwt
Straw So % per 100 bundles
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AN lJNAccoUNrABLE PHENOMENON On Thurs
day of last week, Cine lSth) half past O'Clock
r. Al, was distincty heard by several persons here
violent explosion like that produced by the firing large
guns or the blasting Of rocks This Instantly follow
ed by whzzDg noise, like that Of cannon hall passing
through the air, but much prolonged; this was
succeeded again by what might passed for the report
Of half dozen or so Of muskets fired very quick sue
wonderful was that they came from the northeast
direction in which there Is scarcely cannon short Of
New York, ledge of rocks short OF the leghanies
On Saturday intelligence brought here that at tho
same time above mentioned Thursday, ~ P. ny the
same sounds were heard in Mobile Bay, sixty miles west
large meteor and that the sound and meteor were
at the northeast from that point thus showing that tho
phenomenon whatever II was, was hundreds Of miles
away. Where and what was II 1-Pensacola GIzette,
Is1 ~
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WowAN AND HER DISEASES. from tn: cradle e
laws Of her system ana the diseases Of her critical
Rods Do as, BY Edward Dixon D.. price u - Also
Diseases Sexual System containing review
ofthe symptoms Of saydecay from seiaouse
structure syphilis. &c.; and also 81 every Known o.
go Price g. The New York and Boston Medical JoSns,
''T"'A' Wv" CHARLES II. RING,
ms corner of -oadwa and John street
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NEW ORLEANS, February % Flour has declined the
sales are only 5000 bbs the closing rates yes
@Iday being So TO So I2h per Dbl for Ohio brands.
Sn 100 n down 10 TO 10 cents per bushel and
- az bushels have been taken at 81 and yesterday %
cents per bushel were the highest rates offered
- aosLE, gen 9-flour-The market he's been dull
ana heayy all the week, and rates are tending down
Lsn, ssIes are making at 30 rs for Ohio and Illinois
orano' ana " oos77 10 for 81. Louie city mills The re-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-09
Domestic Iunportations.

New ORLEANs-Brig Rudolph Groning- bbls pork %
do 90 kegs lard Mbanks co; 100 bales cotton e
Dodge u Son -275 Il l. Maitland
New URLsANs-B Mcrrimac-2l3 hhds 1853 molasses
Spofford, TIlest0n 4
CHARLEsToN-ship South Carolina-l0o casks Drake
Ms-uo casks Desar!, Heuser1i43 osles cotton Drake
spraxue Robinson 4 COLO ParmeIee Rogers33o NV
Phiiips-6 Colt co32 AC Rossire Spofford, Tiles.
ton CO.'S hides Leupp co.
sr MAnxs-B ig N g B9arns.23s bales cotton 70 hides
co-i2 bs Taylor Richly bbls sugar
- b. cotton w Colgate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-09
Herald Marine Correspondence.

KEY WEST Feb a, 1g4T.
The sehr Victoria, ls days from New York bound New
Orleans, arrived here to-day IN sinking condition She will
be discharged once The vessel performed very we'll
Ill she encountered heavy norhe which strained and
mlsceil nns ous Record.
Packet SHIPS New World, for Liverpool, and Baltimore
for Hsvre will sail ~ O'Clock Letter bags at
the Exehage Reading Room, and at Keuyons Letter Office
70 Wall street.
10 o'clock.
In sHIr Lonp wELLIroroS. ,Wu,low, of and from 81
John bound this port ashore Barne
got ashore Sunday the fog She consigned Mr.
fickergill, and Is suppo ed to be In ballast.
sHp ALLIANCE, Tucker from New Orleans, while