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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-02

i1ronO01rr' D,scorerU.--it ~ announced
that the astronomers ot Pulkoya have asccr-
tainad the existence ~ third satellite of ihc
planet ranus. ilcrs"hol. the discoycrrr Of
this planet, thought 20 have perceived as many
n. sN satellites revolving around the parent
lumlnary. but astronomers had ouly succeed
ed in determining the orbit of two amongst
them. aud II may even be- doubted whether a
trace of the others had ever been discovered
The discovery of a planet which only occupies
nirety-luur hours in cllaciug its revolution
round Uranus confirms a remarkable iact--a-
nOnVst the four planets nearest the sun. the
Garth Is the only one that Possesses satellite.
whilst the most remote pianos all possess sew
cral. II LoHdou 1imss.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-02

o. Mr.. Bridges, Democrat, has been
elected to Congress, from the 9Th Congrcssion-
al District of Pennsylvania, to supply the va
cancy occasioncd by the death Of Mr.. Horn
beck.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-02

IL A bill making ten hours days work,
has passed the Maryland House of Delegates,
hv an alnns, unanimous vots.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-02

The TELEGRAPH NEroEp.-C;ov Skunk. OF
Pennsylvania, has vetoed the bill for the incor-
poration Of a company TO constructs q telegraph
from tie city of Philadelphia to Lewcs, in Del.
aware. HIS objection appears to be that at
some future time the magnetic telegraph may
come in successful competition with the gene
raj post Office
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-02

Ono LEGIsLATrRE.-1Hc Iroubic En6e6.
On the 18th inst. the Wings in the Ohio
House Of Representatives reccded from the
amendments to the apportionment bll-,he
bone of con,enton-and the bill became law.
The Democratic members were glad to be re-
lieved from their awkward position, and so
the wheels Of state will once more move for
ward.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-02

M The following delegates, &e., were
chotcr ., the loco State Convention.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-02

~ Seven of tho Jesuiis recently expelled
from switzerland arrived =, Ncr York Nv
the Frcich steamer Missouri
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-02

HJ' The LADIEs DOLLAR NEWSPAPER. 1,
the title oi literary paper published exclusive
ly for the ladies at one dollar per annum, BY
l.. A. Cody, of Philadelphia. Gentlemen
will find the paper very sprighily, readable
paper, and will no doubt pcrusc it with more
pleasure from the fact tha, it is edited by one
olthe Graces-CiRAcE GRErNwoor.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-02

THE PREsIpEScY.--Wc notice that several
democratic papers in Georgia, are out in favor
of the reelection of Mr. Polk. The Colum-
bus Times says: "There lives not within
the broad area Of the American Union, pub
lie mani for whom we would more chcerfully
vote, than Mr. Polk"
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-02

SrrRTyF CortT Chief Justice Jancy an
nonn" . 'hg d->'h of M Adams, and ,hc
ouri as.of.--.,d
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-02

rPThe census Of " isconsin is JUS, compile.
ied The Terri,ory CONTAIN, a'3. 900 reopl".
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-02

LIBEL SrIT.-N learn from the New York
Commercial, that Nr. Bennett of the New
York Herald, has commenced hbcls suit against
Bishop llough"r. The suit is entered in the
Superior Court, and the damages are laid at
$4,000. The s:ound Of action is the repub-
cation, in The Frccman's Journal, of certain
articles which originally appeared in a paper
published al Halifax, Ms.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-02

Deg.h ly Ike Use Of iEmcr drmcn through
Lcad Pipr--We learn from correspondent,
Of the death Of Nr. Edson liigley OF Facsyillc.
in Iempleton, caused by the U.s. Of water
lrawn through lead pipe. It occurred on
Wednesday the 9th inst Mr. Higley was in
the prime Of hla, aul well known in the north
olrt Gf this country as one OF the firm e taIcs
q Jiigloy, CHAIN Manufacturers. lie was
!aken sex several week, since, and az con.
sultaton OF physicians, the cause was supposed
70 b, brought on by the use Of water brought,
through lead PIPE. Since his death the body
has been opened by several physicians, and
they could not find any organic disease in the
system, and decided as above. His wife and
children were sick at the same time, but have
now nearly recovered. All Of their gums
showed blu, rings around them, and it was cvi-
dent that the cause originated from the poison
ous lead pipa. About three years since Mr..
/ liigicy buried his first wife, and her death n
the tma, va. attributed b; some to the same
cause. She ,ickcned ard died soon after the
vel, was dug. from when they pro uryd the
watcr--Barrf Pa'riot.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-02

H. A barber in Cazrno,ia, n. Y, few
days ago cut mans throat because he would
not pay him his price.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-02

'THE SUPPOSED MURDERER OF HELEN JEwETT
A letter from Florida, in tho Tribune, con-
tains the following -
Richard p Robinson, ofIIclcn Jcwett memo
ry, am convinced in ms own mind has chosen
a last resting place here. in n--County, W est
Florida. \ young man bearing his name died
there no, long since. He kept small drug
store, and was very rccluse in his habits,
s,udously avoiding all mention Of his home or
friends. Afler his deceasc, his little stock of
medicines was divided among the country peo-
pie, rs there was no claimant for them. | am
satisfied from some letters which were left that
poor Robinson had sought to escape from the
relentless prosecutions Of an uhcharltable and
unforgiying world, and that, buried here in
The most humble obscurity, h was striving TO
live down the bitter past by an even and ex;,
,mplary lie. The country people speak
sndy of hs virtues, and warmly cherish his
memory. There is bare possibility Of my
being mistaken, but the smllitude seems too
striking both in the name and various incidents
connected with the misfortuhcs Of Robinson,
which are alluded to rather guardcdly in the
letters, but with which wa, familiar
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-02

TORr'N BRUTtrrrY rY.-Cnr of the most
revolving eases Of murder that we ever heard
of has in-t been the subject OF judicial invrsti-
cation IN Montreal. Jas Goodwin. having
matraajcd his wife, 10 whom he had been mar
rial twenty years. and VINO had BONE him
seven children, til she became partially insane.
drove her from hs house and assigned her
lodging IN pig pen where She irUz. to death
/ Her children trstiied that when She came TO
/ her husbands door for drink OF watrr. he
would not permit h'r - enter and one very
cold nigh. when shcclmc 90 the huus. 10 warm
herself he beat her away wen a cord. aud she
I had to creep buck 10 her pen. she desired
permission 10 live in tn barn, but even this
was denied her. Afef cold Canadi an ni1hi
her children went 10 the pen and found that
she could not speak: her husband SAID she was
we'll enough. bet wt~ .!aylrv some of her
old tricks She was found t'aXlu h1rl a short
line afterwards. The doctor testified that he
found tie body in the pcn a rcmpirtc ma.s of
i"c--'h1t II was PIT upon a door 10 b. carried
into he house bat the brute of a husband re-
fused % have il carried in and gave It as his
opinion that ih" body WAS frozen s,iA M 10 the
ndlc hcfo-, liz and consciousness fled.
Goodwin was found cuiltyof manslaurh,or
only
o." Pobcr, Plum. walk up here and say
your catachsm. What is the greatest wonder
Of the world ~
" a Od maid. sir"
" hn old maid how 80 -
Z" BiktS' she's always running down the
men, and .s dying 20 get one Tor husband. -
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-02

~ Over one hundred color,d persona wcro
baptiscd in the Decware last week.
Capt. j. :. Slocum, 9th ,fln'ry, is an-
nounccj among tine avrvak nj Nov Oscans,
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-02

~ A gentleman, in consequence Of the uso
Of free words, was once compelled to apologize
TO the House Of Commons, and went on his
knees to do ii. On rising, he quietly wiped
his pants with his sleeve, remarking, loud
enough to b. heard, d" never saw so dirty
House in my life ~
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-02

C. The recruiting officer at Dnllalo, y.
V, has been ordered no, to enlist any more
men EJr "during the war;" but for five years.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-02

III Starch made from diseased potatoes has
been found to injurc silk goods when used to
stifIcn them. The goods are covered with
spots, which when examined through micro
scope. prcscn, the same fungus which u
found in the diseased potato.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-02

y 7 VIT TIFTIIs TITs
" IN old maid how 90 -
"B ,ktS' she's always running down the
men, and * dying 20 get one Tor a husband. -
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-02

o." Pobcr, Plum. wall, up bcre and say
your catachism. Wha, IS the creates, wonder
"a ,I. ,,.,.rtI -
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Eorsizn Imp0rtatIons.

LoNpoN-Shp Princs tlber-75 casks mdse Lee 4 COG
-ls3 pigs Ellison so cs Andrew 4 coo e.k. Lu
ble Nichols. Piyr coo chts Weston Gays cs
Favor Gourhil-lo casks Il 8ockwe-6 pkgs Ahren-
feld 10 Vyse Sons casks Seigneute- es smnni I'D,
sush CO.. do & Haight eo-i 4 w Tryon & SCI
Tsghoben Negrettsl Cooley. Keee His Pkgs Tauii
col cs do q Neg ETH i Brown Brothers &
COL Williams N viel-iO csks Wichelh.usen& Ms,ne-I
pkgs Cameron Brant-3s do Ghon Cos lies ieoker,
COT es H,sluck COS bis Frazer Gesnhii-ie
J Gihon 4 Coz Lawrence-2 Field x coil pkes +
Hall Moses ok, Lynn ga es BsnE. e. W
=. ton Webb bale James Way-2 do q tsibInn Cos
slske Patterson col CT Lee Case-4 casks nahill-2
chsrdt-l cs Burgess. stnger & colt VAT Mali-s!a
yutta p.rcha Wetmole-6f3 brs iron Naylot Co.'S
osgs Cohen-3 bats 4adden COT tiekersui eo-4
D Hsrdea S,n-6 pks Koop, Fisher SOM cs Morisor
Nalle-s Oppenheim-2 pkgs Wells Brothrrs-2 Winter
& coy Nysrs-2 -olomon Hnt-7 q vi Lewis. ks
s.ma, Riothers-3c s Baiswin-i do Nagarey-l csk
Hsdd.n son-I w Don. en-lo pkgs Levy brothen-io
"a pkgs Horry-2 cs Rich Loutrsl-2 bales - Hunt
cog Mortimer Gswtv-0 cks Poultoey-3s chsts Wet
mors Cryder-l box Cuter-2s5 tons coal Grnne Min
2ephapts caes aud carriage Sands Lent co-3l pigs
rooksr Mead COIL Smith, lhurgar COL bies Frazier
& Ciruckn-6 Cameron x Brand-4 smith, ThugT COS
Fler Pine Co.'S Hofn.n col Is Pike Son-lS ant
& Cog Foote & Lnsh,m-l u TUT ca CTne, Has.
ke--5 pkgs Goteb Iink-2 cs Fills col bar Lee-l
csk w Roae-2s casks g Never Son-2 BIDS froce CO
oaks = Moorewood co-3sb,gs q Meyer X Sons-7 pegs
" Hasey & cop casks w Melton -2i phges OmamIng x
Dogie-s pkas Sheppard Morgan-4 Bsewer-lO32 cshs
and $50 rgots tin and quantity OF MONS to order
telain Ponvsit-23o hhds l6 test bbls do Hill.
Dome stic lnaPOru3tions.
New ORLEANs-Brg GmiIy-22c hhds IS terces SO bbs
lasses 40 bales cuttings to order.
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AMERICAN HOTEL.
=, Col Mansfield, U Engineers; L A'hmead' sartOis
AsToR HOUSE:
Geo %
ws,d Boston: W Lsde. " B.rpaton; TKuachsT, Philad
Fh Asfisn wo: b.% F 9GD aS
Albany; c MsSsli.ter. Phla ''-'''
.eE Sfisfs;I Mye S vsaia Fasi New Yelt;
s; yS: s.ssoasy, Vsi MACY
CLINTON HOTEL
81 rpe III wsti W..s asS :y
rien; Smith Sheldon, Albany.
pUNLAP's HOTEL.
l. Sa-re, Plymouth; A tB Totten, New York: NJ Gibbs
ss:ssys F,M xs Ss o Ss.s
81 5:1ss.
i Ia. D; ass'tSs k'ss
lsS%sGsa hs9s'Ds
Bua maacsfa an sGf Ss@ Bsysn
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
ssasn a'SISSr Ssp ss sn
Allen M..uG Was 's ra
Ohio sabota ,, North Ss,oHa' wra'o'ur vrsn'a
JB.gaon, rhil;depha; Mr. Edmoa,,Op, oAiS Mr. and Ms
Ssay n Go Johnson albany Ro5aos SS
Troy; L Topper DO; frothi CHAM, Albany: DEW,
MiIIer Virgins; Nolan Philadelphia; Welbans do; q
5h,w, ConnectIcrt; r. Freeman Pottsdam
JUDsoN's HOTEL.
w Robs, Maine; A r Hawn, Long Island Pierce,
reI W d scott Ohio. Il Rice New Haven; W White,
Philade pha; Mrs ID King, Massachusetts
LovgJsY's HOTEL.
JCunaingham, rotor Falls, w Randolph. Richmond
YIN veto Scsh,.pigsH; s gssop GFs oR Lsu;
Habsei Bids.ps!; 2 Wind. syrSsspss; Wight Mass,
wm scove Middleton; Taylor Psnshkeepsis Nj
Porter. N York; w Caboville; n Dickinson. do; II
Yas Du.en, MsIiden; Msllss. Eult2n; Hoy husurs:
ct eville; b Hatch. Utica Lse Rochester; w Pec.
boston: Draper, Salem; A suiwsi. Providence; J "
Ditmars Seneca Falls; Bushne Chatham; Perkins,
Les Boston; II Moore, Baltimore; rooon Phsdelphis:
I Brsdlsy, Lexington Ky; Norton, A.htabua; Thorn:
%sIfn Ns'Se3 aS Sedai Nsy T.
WIN Hsysn; Capt @ Hall, N Reg Volunteers; Major
York.
rpn.,.no NORTHERN HOTEL
Ds'S Yo,i MI B.sv. aa 1Sss
AB Sands, N yo sAr 4 ass,s HOTEL
10: fan do; II Perkins d. rEyon; Granda. Buha
Deburgh, do; Cusbman, dos pcsbody b M lbsny;
wood, Troy; Allen Milwaukee; frwn y Pq OK
TAYLoR's HOTEL
w M Comstock, ConnecticSt,0 Bron,on Iondo,. TIT H.
well, Albany; II Cummings, User county, Nco.on Van
ksn. ''o'"H Ion
WESTERN MOTEL.
r 9 stoddsrd Syraea'e T. Doughu Troy II w r.n,.,
GhsnPSa ycri 'Gi :S T.I,,: ssss o.:
a.. Auburn ,ad.isI, Pofs By " e.Sss2 rhiI;s
J; = Hoyt Il Hyt Rochester '@s - n "o'A'''' ~
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S :::s Ss: Il $500 g:
sy.'s' Ycf :sS1 Hairy ss ssia%Sis
my
Sa s S' .S 6 .sa
ksyiax F.sd.. Liverpool :ehr Colonel :HsaSiin
for salem: brig ksS,id Iass.oi flrsnst Gardens; 70
sssssa T..dy for Do, TSsns Ss Hop
kin, Gh.,s.t % for do TN. PHI. o. lain Nh. a.,h
Me- d. az t Ss Ella T fi is'9 ohm
iss: TSg5. 81. s sTs Lewis Ro'd''
dSS 1s ySh cyG,i'' Dy:, SS As1.0s He ,.s. 90
March ;eh. Queen for rAs.d:.hi.
nyAy; March aa-u port sehs Earl, Hinck!.y, FIN Boz,
ya q b
ieutle Low Jer.m,e for Bo.tn Barbados. Kiader
S;yasf 1s ss
III. NV aSs John Gen
MosIs March Is-cid p :hip Ocean Queen. Mcbride %
.G Hal Ghspmaa, Bo:tos: Arr p .hip: Psvid Csanca
was:sr
or k tnS ,: , YS o
Smitn ~ ON fiuon oas'ey' hey "es' seen"ooa' W."
o
Webb Havre: Columbia, Rollins, LIVERPOOL; Saris Brazil
:s p Whit ad Hs:s rs,es.
Mary h. Antsu, 5, Paul rsTsiy ss
is:.es ssssa: T:%pIstsa NOBLE. sS, Wi
Sc a tea%S%n. Mallo, Ys2s Ada Boston
California, Mon,eo%ery, do Radius, Glpshss% Hsvrs
s.!
l. Whipple
B;I White Lvs,poo sehs WIN Byaa: Lawls' G,aSd
"a .Mo.sa Road. .sn h joan Asf ,1 vs Mn'
ty Point bouni TO Liverpool CD, bark HeIa, Baxter
asad Sd s Hec
dies schs Lindsay Upshu' do; Fairfield Nickeron Bo'
NAxryoxEr; Mar as5 2; .chs Susan, Russell WORK
PoRrIAsp Mar a4-Arr bark Octsva sargent. Mstanz,s
CID sgk Jhn Ave'' Jordan, cienfaesO' brig Lima AiE
Sg Wal s1A 'ehr Henrietta crows Will
rRovIDsrcE, Mar 2,-CId schr Adams, Crowe St Thoms,
PHiLADKLrHIA Mar as-Ar bres Gen Lincoln. Moxy Will
m Rs@mo"D March BRIG ab. Perkins,
ccM:
York: sylyi E Ireland Y9,h Lsprse,n Sleeper New e
SIim e'P Hughes. s.. hartman "''0n o''''H ''A
joseph Maaaa ' CD Si e
Ss s isai 4'sa'
and from below, brig Mermaid. -
WILMiNGroN March 24-Arr briggs Florence, H,pkins.
York; Nonparie Brewer Portsmouth,; David Duill Bed
ford; Carisss W. It's, NYork scnrs DeRo,set, Brew
ter, da Dengo Pegingill Newp,rt Margaret Js,e pav
Lake Landing; B,iliisn Psot Jask.onviis Powell
Cid 2sd brig Bell Myers ork schrs oaas smith Davis
do; Falcon, Purritt Boston, 2h brig madonna Barry Boson
schs savory. Weldon, Philadelphia Thomas Person
OBJ Thompson, Nassau.
WARpEN RI Mar 23-Sld brig Busy, Surgeons MatanEs
wAsuIrGroN, NC, Mar i8-Ar schs Star. Rodgers, New
York: 7h Myers, Fowler do. Cid 2lst schs Marcia Phil
simmons NYork; Charleton. Allen Baltimore; 10th, Fran
ces Gautier NYo-k 18th, Two Brothers, Richardson do.
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Cleared
DO;
Co. s s Ss es
Co .ss did s.Iurdsy T.poIsd}; Shids
& :: CUBS %.s biss.S v! s 5s
ter, Savannah, sturses Chairman Co.
a.s"ssd ;s ss:Is D ss S So
eoas Ess .v
Eis BETH ~ Nc; D. smith, Phiisd.phs; ora Bal
sloops-wiard Dennis, and sylph Tuthi Providence.
Arrived.
i a g sR ss cc hSi s 'Hs
heavy bow from y W, sprung miz,n mast:
.na bags
BARK Cumberland Hitchcock. ApalaehcOa. with cotton
Brig Massrdis PEBBLE. Guaysma PR March with l,l nd.
g. .s S w Pope. ws%o a' al fe
CisnSs.o. sane day lat 2ss Ion 70 IS. brig Havt Cus
srs sScaIa: Moves. TliadsI Dc Cub. March to Cha:
G New os. a,y: s,a; ,,i
Key Ws,t' gal Gapes Of Delaware bearing by 80 miles
with isS bSl. mos..s. % hid. .as to Peek
schr Foster. jacksonville. Fas days. Nc
sch W Godfrey French, Edenton, days. to H warns
sSe ~ .' on asgs nd in heavy .s rolled
schr Rough and eady Abbott. Washington NC. to In
Schr Horace Till, Suman, Ocracokc.
Ssehr On.ka bye. Lieut. Com Bergman Norfolk days
Schr Pampero, TTedweli, Norfolk, to M Bedell.
Schr Wissahickon, Leake, Richmond.
Schr Two Brothers, spery, Philadelphia bound New
Haven.
schr English Mills Philadelphia bound to New Haven
Schr Alexander Neal Philadelphia bound Stonington.
Schr Appleton: Endicott. Philadelphia.
Schr Arcadia, Williams. Philadelphia.
Schr George, Lamb. Phil ,delpha.
Schr Olivia Virginia. Ogden, Philadelphia
Schr Morning Star - Philadelphia.
Schr Patriot Leech elphia to McCready Co.
Schr Eagle - Philadelphia.
Schr Lewis Chester, Banks Philadelphia.
Schr J w Houston. Houston Della are.
Schr Sou herner Studley, Boston.
Schr Welcome, Bessey, Wayeham.
Schr Benjamin Brown, Richards, New London TO A x 8
Willetts.
schr Champion Desn Stonington, "a hours, to Judd.
Schr Nancy Mills. TYLER, Smthtown, CT, "a hours.
schr Mary Brennan Newell Come Iiyer "a hours
Schr Telegraph, Smaller Connecticut river, "a hours.
Schr Wyoming, Phillips. Ne Haven, days.
Sloop Encore, Johnson, Virginia, IS hours.
Packet ship Admiral for Haye and ship Suana for New
Orleans, have anchored in the Lower Bay.
March 27-sunrise Wind NE: meridian NE: sunset Sc.
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Passeuwers Arrived.

IoNpoN-Packet ship Prince Alber-T g Sloat, PMcMan
nus New York; Sc Piere DR. Bourbon France; Joseph
Stockdale Henry Dnman England-l2o in the steerage.
ST THsMAs-Schr Declaration at Bsltimore-William
Thursou American consul st Kits of Rhode sand Capt
Lloyd Semmer late of brig Fabus Of Baltimore
demued st Thomas Robert Smith, supe.cargo Of do and
Miss Mary Meow an, of New York.
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BALTIMORE, March u, lS4S.
Spring Weather-Arrested by Ttiegraph-Pro-
fessor Deems-Commerce of Baltimore Fire
IAc Mem Market Ere Comnnnu. &c.

Spring Weather-Arrested by Ttlegraph-Pro-
The Ne,c Market Fire Company, &c.
Saring has fully set in thus far down South
the wheat is up finely. the trees are budding,
grass sprouting, and shsd are selling at three
shillipgs per pair. II these are not evidences of
an early spring, ! will add that there is abun.
dance of fine salad in market at six cents per
head. Should there be no frost to interfere with
the fruit, we will have an abundant season.
Messrs. Zell & Ridgley arrested in the cars
from the West on Saturday evening, per direc-
tons received by telegraph from Ciucinnati,a man
named George Aregood, charged with obtaining
goods TO the amount of 81 $50 on false pretences
He was committed to await the requlstion OF
the Governor of Ohio.
James w. Deems, ESQ Of this city. has &C.
copied call from the regents of the University
of Virginia at Charlottesville, to fill the mus-
cal professorshlpof that Institution.
On Saturday last, the mate of the brig Kirk
wood had his leg dreadfully mashed between
the vessel and the wharf.
There was in the port OF Baltimore on Satur-
day, the following number OF vessels, exclusive
of bay craft:-10 ships, 81 barks, 25 briggs and 20
scbooners-total S5. Thirteen of these load
Tag for foreign ports.
The stable of NJ Mankins, about three miles
from the city, was destroyed by fire on Saturday
night, destroying four horses, four cows, and
one mule.
There is considerable enquiry in our city, to
know who are the officers of the New Market
engine company. II is desired to know whether
they participate in the riotous proceedings Of
that company, or whether they have any con-
troll over the apparatus and members.
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T J{y Cy LHT71n1. ARRANGING, IN FL! 1rE
~ fEs . n sSl.s H M % 1'sas' w
~ u. AID 81 ID hsthsS Saaessd. e Aat all savsy
snswraps, o. nswspaP.n OF lssr unsase i2f a.y s"s.
Once shai be inserted In the papers OF me town. o.
place where the Once may be stu sd HAVING
THE LARaEsr cULAuioN-Nec Post O1ice Ldw passed
M1rch
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400 OOO BOTTLES, AND OVER, Of DR. .DE;

three years. fact before chronieed in the
history edic nal with single complaint
beng made known 1t waoed IN all cases. TO eradicate
pains OF nature aud heal all manusr Of so-s and bus
Ii large botes-s mild and ageeable
internal aud external prescription II extracts Gre and
frost eously aao and all aeiions
the of this truly wonderful sauave have been Of
such induce nineteohs OF the hrs families IN
this and other of the lay aside preu-
dice and give fair and reasonable Trial; amonG p we
h.yethe GnnelIs rvings, Livingston Ham lions orrarcs
dorrses, osts. Badhusts hc For full particulars OF
cares OF most every class and description OF see
Pearl street, of the druggists generally fifty bot
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TN PRIZE--NO s1'-JOHN Il. Mel AUGSLlN AND
The United States One Box of Sp> ieCRited States
District Court for the District Of Loui.ane-Monday. Feb
IA, D. lslsPeseut the Hon The odoIs H. McCaieb
On molten Of &. T. Stew Prize sg and suegesuon
Cont that rrze list has bern Furnished him of the
hcers HUNTER and
g the thst there be other elampg
hare capo u the distribution Of the prize found herein
DO file their claims il such they have in the Office of
he Cers Of this within 1907 ninety the date
hereof And further that this be pu
the New Orleans Piayune. Warrington Union and New
York Herald six from date thee of the
ninsty days BY order Of the Court N. r.. JkNNINGs,
EIsrE
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A GOOD HORSE MEDICINE Is MOTT ESSENTIAL
n the sock Of every duRgt and country store, which
beginning be appreciated The best and most populsr
remedy Of this kind now is Kirhbrides 1aersals
Heave Powders They elegantly up in packages suf-
dciet ordinary of Heaves aud to administer
colds catarh, &C. aLd also The beet
condition medicine thai be given Horss at this season
rf The year es Spring purifier. Pnce 81 A. H. COUGH
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A cARD-DR. WHEELER: 0CULIsT. RECEIVES
IA Patients his residence 80 Greenwich street. svory
morning fon A. M. to o'clock Nj after which his prao
ice is exclusiveiy devoted to families at their resdnees-
Diseases of the Eye long ding howso-
sye obstinate they may be in their nature can be ee usy
fam lies OF the highest responsibility will be given to thes
ianted with him. Artificial Eyes inserted and for sale
nn lie reIms
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lusitu>1ea Nv months 1oes. \ 81 yssounsl thaC
ks eess0sA In tbs ssSSssy. but sslv . sslPSs
sat uAst u the real sssasss 10 pat Ne hsSss sssss
into circulation sgHln.
The trial Of Randall Hutchinson, the Mint dsfsuitsr
has been postponed until "Wednesday.
The argument In the breoch Of promise case before
alluded is going this morning. and might be
pected attracted crowded audience The fair plain
TIL it IL feared will fail In her object