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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03

explosion took place at the powder mhi oil Meser'
Latham s Smith seven miles from Cstssl, on Mondsy
morning, instantly Killing three workmen "ho were III
the building at the time One left the building few
moments before explosion took place and thereby
saved nj. life The names Of those killed Overbsgh
wsscott aud Scrbuer all married men aud two OF them
have eft large families The building contained shout
1000 pounds of powder. The explosion was 90 great
ih., (, was heard for 20 miles snd ssnsiby shook the
kaQaipg Tor 7 miles round When our informant lett
they had found the foot and skull of Of the killed
IL The distinguished statesman and phianthro-
pst JoHS QUINCY ADAMS arrived In the City yesterday
morulng from Boston 10 Bay State, and 10 at the As
tor lie !. accompanied by his lady and his nepheSs
Hon Adams Esq. and Lieut.. Joseph ii. Adams one of
the moot popular officers In the Navy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03
NOTICES.
PHRENOLOGIsTs AND PUBLISHERS.
FOWLER~ ~ WELLS,
Clinton Hall, f3I Na--au-~t. y. \.
SALOONs

LATg PFALE's MUSEUM, iy5l
~ 25S BROADWAY. NEW-lORk- .@1
~ J. ID. Wheeler, C0mmssioner OF Deeds Tor
Nea-Yofk sad COuuecticut. Tammany Hall az n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03

FRENCH STEAMER PHILADELpBIa.-The agents
Of the Company IN This city received Teleeraphc
message from Boston yesterday morning informing them
that supposed 10 be the Phe dephia was seen
IS miles Ess, Of Hsax bound H. by the schooner Kate
This coroborstes the report brought by the psckeshp
Zurich
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03

CRAssEERrss the last week cranberry
7ckag came Oh on the beach below here The piesers
srs generally mostly children and poor women. Trey
receive ons quarter Of what they lck Busy nsnos
the marshes 10 probably over 200 bushels The berries
ere Of superior quality. They command very nigh
price this season We are knowing TO sale oil some 81
Be So basheL lSsndwich (hsss.) observer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03

Lorlsi.sl-The ~ q. Bulletin OF Oct. 25 has
the following in relation to the election in that State
Tsr SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DisTRior-We have
received higniy encouraging letter from friend IN
the Lsonrche District dated the lt;h from which We
make toe following extract
nave the pleasure of saying that our prospects here
Ar o.iy growing more and more CATERING With every
reason T. believe we shall have sn over"heimns ma
icrv In slourche Interior and Terrebonne and great
gain In Assumption. g. - -,
"Mr Thibodesux leaves M tomorrow ior - Jane
whence he viii vist the cy-he has oeen ae,i'ey IN
gagged 10 different parts OF me district anu WI" Nv" 80
through an the river parishes ,,,.
"Nf Landry Ia at present In Terreoonne' ou' eain
IL mskng hut little prosre: ,,,.,-- ...,,, L.
In his quarter all IL right and the wings WI 90
,l Su,y 10th AZ regards Congress and the Legislature
bslpg fully aroused 10 the importance OF both
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03
MEDICINES.

ne roNNsFNDS COMPOUND EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA-
"a. 49,, i. ~ 10 ~ ysarf boffiri-t j. frses
oeorrr pl~ssanter sud warranted - Pcfo' % my 500
ea-e. without ronng, parFes, seseHtsg % Dr.
bi,afins The patent. and particularly started tors
FALL AND WINTER MEDICINE
The sreAt beauty ana superiority OF this >asaPsus over
al ether remedies Is while y ersfiesiss as
ease, invlgorzfes the BODY
CoNsUNFrI0N ctksD
CLEANSE AND srRKNerHFS.
SCNsUNFTf0S Can s. CussD.
BRONCHITIS CONSTITUTION. LfvEg ccNPtsi>f
cotp. COUGHS. CkTASkH. AsrHNa.
sPtrrtSe or RLooo. s1SsNsss
~ rHE cHssr HEcriC
FiCsH. NIGHT sWEkrs.
DIFFICULT
russ EkPECT0sa
&c
AID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03
Now POR sALE-Hunssrford', Pc.

1890. 'ml3 lsfpu
- NOW FOR sALE-HunserioIds re-
tent Truss. tor which he has received t~o
49, premiums BY the American ins1teHs-ess
Oct lss4 And one 10 Oct 1915. FROM me
universal testimony Of the bsss Fhyse4sns
~ 49,. biyh aourobstion u the ws4rers us ssDsefD~s
Halter theinsslss. that this Trass but 70 ~
supersede IN prsctieai atiiity az otns ,s.s I, ia.
solInx notion accommodating tss 70 s'sry ms.,n =.
the body perfectly securing t1s lsPs 80. - 80.
the Empire Truss ,sr,uostafa
~ u,1sr "a. necessity Of wearing Truss, spphed
80. ~ bses Dad Of which called me &C much that the
- tra,'s worse thsG tie dlsesss. Beng induced
s.r.erf,rd's Truss, the rapture 10 secured nth
.od c0agsnence In every yarucnaf fiftJ dollsfs
d eot Induce pls part with with u, un.ees could
n,oesre another. WILLIAM W. pLlO.
Eew-Pslts, Ulster Co. N. Y.
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a.on CHtLIENGE-Nouce 70 gentlemen VINO

"a
NDtDU want rn-ir old cl6thss 10 look Ike call Al
he Tslonns. Dying Cleaning and keFan Estaoli'n-
ment Gods where you can Eet at ffease pitcn taf
xu. .nd ps II extracted without soling the ciotn a. ne
.hortesf notice add the reasonable terms, ~
j. B. NOAH. 80 Coolest doors from Beeknlen.st
-. .-r-.-.I oi tn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03

TROUBLE. IN CASADA-Some Of our Canadian
nehbors ara determined to pay the taxes required
by law for the support Of Schools The QHeose Mercury
Of tbe 18th ult says;
With regret we state tina, fresh emSnte has taken
place in resistance Of the School act in the parish OF 81
iossuh IA Beauce reformation against four or I'VE IN
diytusi. x.s laid before the Quarter Sessions In July
ast n1 eineuis were found and bench warrants Issued
ior their arrest Repeated and unsuccessful attempts
were made 70 carry the law into eject This session
The Necessary return was sde and ire requisite meas
urcs taken 10 enforce the law bu, ssaln without eeei
The head constable hst attempted the DUTY ana was
repulsed The shorid and bis pos" cosnst.s heN' IN
deriook H. and efl town Saturday ssl ou' Wei. So
driven of 81 It arr.is having however ioreio'y shsisS
The house Of oue Pierre VachoD, "a party impnes" :,
who with his two sOns, armed with so<7s Ssa.oI =
naltres,sd him The Inhabitants Of the nelenoo'n
were shortly in srms 10 gres, numbers and drove back
the sherif aud bis party. ,..,.,,.,,
In conseeaence Mr. McCord. the police nssisirs'e'
and detachment Of tho rife brigade, len town yes'ei
day for the locality In question Their return nooi'
expected. .It
We rere, 10 add tina, magistrate from the township
ofNewIreDnd gives information OF asnsr isiss
vslins thefe Indeed hear that should tno sSnoS'
act Be enforced there his life and property are
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-01-22
INSTRUCTIONS.

l: Seven minutes are allowed for opening and
closing the mails at all officns where no particular
time ID specified but on rail road and steamboat
routes there is TO be no more delay than is neces-
sary to deliver and receive the bags.
2 The mail is to be conveyed in preference to
passengers, and to their entire excsssion, if its
weight snd bunk require it.
3. Post Office blanks, mail lags, and the special
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-01-22


| the advertisement. and no mode of conveyance
stated for the route in the advertisement il WILDE
considered as offering only for horseback convey
ance.
81. Since the passage Of the act of March
| ls45, new description Of bid has been received
1t specifies no mode of conveyance but engagestO
carry the mail with certainty, CELEBRITY and secur'
ty, using the terms of the law. These bids are
called, from the manner in which they are desIg'
mated on the books of the department, "stdr bids
1t has been decided, after mature consideration
that bid proposing a specific mode ofconveyancs
OF as high grade as two-horse coach transports
| ton is to be preferred to the star bid. The e.
perience Of the department enables it to lay down
the following rules, viz:
When the mail on the route is not so large
to require two horse coach conveyance, star BIO
if the lowest will be preferred to the specific BIO;
/ Z2 When the mails are of such size sno
weight as to render it necessary or expedienh "
reference to them alone, to provide twO.hOt's
coach conveyance, the specific bid, though 'n'
highest, will be preferred to the star bid, to 'n'
extent OF moderate difference in the cOmPcn'~
non, IN case the difference is not such as 10 ln"
tere with the policy of the new law, which lOUN'
to a reduction in the cost of transportation. 81
cePtons, however, may be allowed where the s'''
bad lis made by the pres mt owner of the STOCK :"
the route, and it is manifest that the reasons ~
prefeHing the specific bid do not exist in his caS
| %. On routes of the highest class, where nOr
horse coach or steamboat transportation is require
by the size aud importance ofthe mails tie Pre'sr
ence for the specific bid will be. il necessary, car
ried to greater extent of difference than on Wv
inferior coaoh routes, subject, however, to the e.
cep,ions above stated.
"a. modification of bid, in any of its ssssn
tial terms, is tantamount to a new bid, and cahDO
be received, so as to interfere with regular comp
tition, after the last hour set for receiving bids
i .... C. JOHNSON
/ Postmaster Gencral'
fosT OrF,cE DErARrnLsr, Nov. 80 lsa''
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