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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27
City fntsi;igsuco,

bicyEasEfs CrrY PoLir;oS--Ths democrats party
osths oty have been busy du ring the pact few days ia
preparing their nominations for city officers the
Ing charter election, and have succeeded in nearly all
The wards in nominating their candidates for the Com
mon Cosno;l. The Mayorslity Convention which
sembed at Tammany Hail. oI Saturday right, did rot
succeed in making nomination. and adjourned until
10 morrow (Tueedsy) evening. The vote ia that
venton stood, after tie election of DR.. Macsy for
chairman a follews:-
Offender. 10 J. j. Cisco. -. g WI Havemeyer.6
Il Lee. -. A. Mickle. IS A. Hatfield. 3
J Browne'i.. L Hasbrouck. C. P White. s.
D. j. Messerolo Kelly. .....s w. @. Hunt. p
Williams
Ccmnon Council or it Is generally understood they will
ps the CHOICES OF the party in the wards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

OF England, after using Pr Tobias venetisu Leimenr,
pains IN the limbs and headache cured short
time and sent letter tesyipg for the relief ac
coplished by this wonderful compound Since its in
Cd by It ati;m IooIhaehe Pains Limbs Pap
for sale at the depot Murray street, and by the and
ocers also, at Mrs Hy Brooklyn Price Is and 20 cets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

THE GENERAL COMMITTEE OF THE REVO.
utonary Union for Europe last the Stalks
ere and adopted resolution inviting the vious Civic and
Military bodies and the officers OF the and unite
with them ~ demonstration Of congrstustion the
cess OF the French people in forming republican
mcnt, and appointed subcommittee consisting Of hesss
sergen Roys and OConnor to meet evening at the
shasspeare. from 10 o'clock, receive delegates from
snch parties the invitation The raj COM
mtee vii meet agsin ON the evening Of the arrival of the
orr ngsmsnts. Hermann KKIEGE, Chairman; George
II. Evans Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

l5un - D. Fay has just received from the mas
factory OIL ~ Moett u and splendid assortment Of
sor Lamps, for piors warranted perfect; uaequasd ia
style and beauty of fnishaew patterns The ever
offered Tor sne and TIE cheapest lamp store IN New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

GONCERr ROOM NO. ~, BROADWAY ONE
~ DIOR above the Broadway Theatre. Monday evesips
March 2h instant and during the week The
celebrated Band OF Congo Minsrels-Messrs Lamourex
Howard rar,on, Kemp. Wright. Griffith ard Butler
pear each and number OF their scnrs
0ecs gureslues Dances, &c, SC. Admission, as cents
Doors open at ga o'clock-commsnce at TX o'clock. A
change OF progrimno each The order and
dero I'M ,Vtll hr
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40 Infuse Strength Into Weak Hoir-Re.

40 InIuse Strength Into Weak H0ir-Ise-
produce when lostor soness elasticity gloss
dali dry hair there is no known agent wh..h chemch
search has equal Phalons Hair
Ihs no hsphazrd opinon but fact grounded reliable
testimony Sold at 81 Broadway, and the drug fancy
stores in city and country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

o OF o.. F:-A RkGULAR ADJOURNED SEES.
sion Of he IL W Grand lodge of The State Of New York
will be held the Grand Iadg: Room Naona Hall Canal
street, tins MoEdsv) evening at o'clock
will please lie 10 attendance By order BENJAMIN
J. PENIZ (lrsnd NscirtnrY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

RhNVAHD'S MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF The
Mis,ssrp river, painted three mss Of canvass, be
nag the lsss, painting in the World at The Pasoraa build
Broadway, adjoining Nihlos ti1risz Opsn syer-
evening Sunday eIesptst Admission 50 ehild,a
price Inc raro'sra will comnsses moving stTk O'Clock
PRECISELY AheIaoos sxhibitos Wsess'days and sstaT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

NI evening" March a. the entertainments will
with THE DUMB BELLE-Cspt. WYNN, Mr., Arnold; Hi.
"a Mi's M Taylor After which. NATIONAL DEFEN
CEs,simon Marrowiat. Mr. Hollasd; Phebs Mayduke,
NEW Y0RK-Mo,e. MIR. Chanfrau; JAKE Ccnover; Eliza
S,pbbns Miss rsylor Jane. Roberts TO conclude with
BOG AND CcX-Jon Box, Mr. Hollsnd; James Cox. Mr..
C9nover Dress circle so cerY upper boxes c.ns pitt
l2is frnts- Doors n TX o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

JfIRSr WARD-REGULAR EMOCRATIC REPUB.
4 lean Nonination,:-0liver Charliek Ter Alderman;
Nicolas Dnond Assist MT Aide Joseph L. Palmer s.
Kohhep A.essors Robert Green. Thomas Cornell Com
stables Inspector. Of EIeeIionZIst Di,ct Matthew o.
Srcor; Sd District, William Johnston, John Anderson. VIM.
JOIN III linn hrese
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27
ITALIAN OPERA-GHAND CONCERN Ar M

ITALIAN OPERA-GRAND CONCERT AT THE
ovsrnfe to Tampa HsToia at "Sa zo
Avignoni and SaIquirieo-Donzstt I'd. Dpet-- Gina
Inentorignora Teresa Tu and SARA Lett Corsaerca-
dante 3rd Trio-William Tsll-sgaor, Amole Bereven.
tan0 and RosR ossni 4th Cavatipa-Esani- Tiuh
Verdi. 5,h QuNtete-Finaie OF Lucia di Lam me- NOE
sgra Bscaccanti, signor Benedict. Berevenano and nos
-Eull chorus-DoIizett Part illiam Tell
,,hossin, lst. Trio Bpfo-ltalisra in Algiet-s,gnor
Bani Benevenano ana Sarquirieo-isossmi 3D. Celsbia
ted Duet-Lnd di Chamounix5ignora Bscaecianti and
sigr Beredetti-poaez,,; 3d. Romance from the Feleh
9Th. Duet-Normani Pnrgi-signorna TIufi, snd ssTa
Li,u CorsiIMercadante. 5th OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Biz
Flnair Grs act Of 0iuremsno-signa Turf sisra Liei
Corsi Sign0r Bsnedet and Beneyentanohu choiusMer
radante Tickets each; to be had the Orera House
the boz Office No Wall street. at the principal music stores
and the door Of the Tabernacle Performance
O'Clock precisely At the close Of the the MAR
settles ymn" will be by the Company supported by
the full Orchestra and chorus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

pALMe'S OPERA HOUSEKEEPING TO THE M
Il mense omnunt OF necessary prod1ce
suitable novelties and which the
insnd to bng forward, tho establishment will be open
to morrow night advertised but will be in few dayrdue
netice Of which will be given.
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lsstsfdrf.
DR.. Hebberd,
Jacob f. Oakley,

J. Lynch.
Patrick Kelly,
nj. T. Brennan, (lnd.)
Abraham Dsnikc,
Robert Getty,
Lewis Radford,
Wilson Small,
Jonathan Baldwin, (N.R }
Simon z. HUFF,
John Dougherty,
w. q. Hunt, (Ind)
WIN. w. Frean,
Terrence j. Duffy,
Robert Hogan,
Charles Webb,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

w aTds. JfideTmdD.
DIR. 8 r Harris,
, James Libby,
3-Csmpbell P. White,
4-Dsnnis Mullins,
"-Thos. Fitzgerald, Und.)
5-Dr. William Nc fiat,
o -Thcnas Gilmsriin,
"-Ffed'k Kohlsr, (Ind.)
7-Soiomoa Townsend,
S-Wm. j McDermoit,
9-Char,es p. Brown,
10 Mel Grey,
WIN. J Morgan, IN R)
n-Amos Hatfield,
l2-James Hall,
Elisha Mcneil, Ind
10 Phones X. Dow ming,
l4-James NJ. Bard,
l6-Dsvid Banks,
l6-Livingston Livingston,
Thames Walsh,
H. Morca w = Iac6son
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

rNO HARDWAE NERO HANTS-WANTEO BY A
young man who has had several experience in the
retail and wholesale rdware business situation clerk
lesman best Of references given bty,
&C. note addressed to Clerk at this office will be attended
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

u OBES, MODES, NOUVEAUTES-F GODEFROY
will open Monday next the 27h inst quite aud
rich of Paris Spring Goods silk Fench
Bonnet &C. received the Havre packets. 349 Broad
vi n n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

N0TIcE.-oN AND AFLgn sA TyRpAY, FEB
~ nafy isih. he ussmbc.f staten ISLANDER win
var; ~. NJ I xTTSNKatsI yEH E;S' New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

NOR SALE THE STOCK AND FIXTURES. WITH
five yeTs lease from the lat Of May next of the olde.
tbshed leather aud finding NO. ID Duane street.
Chatham street The stock light and well selected aud to
person about commencing the busines offers inducements
xaEal Ii L. h. xuaA xilll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

BROADWAY ODEON-ENTRANCE THROUGH
- Pnteux's Cafe des Mile Colonnes-Manager E. q.
G,esly-Nusca Director. Mr.. Oidhsld.-MODEL AR
IISTES having been under ban # the
submits to ITS de- sion and will open this place Mon
day with entirely original con
ssng OF serio CONGO Pictures action Dancing, Singing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

ITO DAGUERREOTYPISTS-A kXPERIENCED
operator find perman- situation immediate AZ.
nca'ion by note addressed X Herald Office None but
those experienced in The business need appyi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

BROOKLYN WATER FOR SHIPPING, FROM TIKI
spring that has been used fer 30 be obtain
ed at short notice if word left tho Water Tank
Thompson wharf The Fulton Ferry. Broo kyn Fiv
boats, tive Of them new, constantly employed Apply
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

LIRE PROOF STORE TO LET FROM FIRST MAY
Ne 100 Washington street, Is BIZ IS feet built by the
III tied States in the best aad used public
The cellar dry. and floor laid ,hs past winter
Ii b. leased for OF For particulars, qure
OF GEORGE w. NILES No. 1872 Broadway, of John
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27
Timolat's Sulphur Baths, No 547 Pearl A.

no Broadway and successfully
aung the past 20 by tho proprietor the cure
Nheumatsm Salt Nheum Scrofula Eruptions of the
s:vsre Colds &c &c. Open duly from A. M to 8P NJ
Ns-No danger Of taking cold after usitg these Baths
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

MANAGED CUTLERY--BENJANIN MOONEY
~ Auctioneer-Edward Payson will ,el this day, 10
o'clock at the Auction Room Pes street. 2oo dozen Wos
tenhom Pocket Pen and Huntag Knives, Of
derwner' together with general fancy goods
Also thousand ,xhoe, Hair and Cloth Brush
Also 900 gross Pearl Shirt Buttons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

A MEXICAN MUSEUM splendid performances, every
week Of Mir and Mr. Mslore Raymond and their three
beautiful daughters who give their nmtsbs Irish Musn
Entertainments afternoon and Lest
Of Bunets odel Of Ancient J.rusll, was in the
time OF our Saviour Great Western the Yaakss Miss Bsr
nsrd the Scrpu Sn uarv SC. &c. Admission the whole
Is cent. Children under TO- half Price deserved front
shilling "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

III OKATIO II IL, AUCTIONEER-TO DOOKSEL-
Iers aud Observation-Disclosures and psremptory sale Of
Stereotype Steel and Copper PlatesCooey Keese Hill
will sell Thursday morning. March 30h 10 o'clock
her Auction Rooms, lsL Broadway $50 sst Stereotype
in this country. Also 100 Steel and Copper Plates
them Of AEo, 1000 pieces Bookindcrs cloth.
together with variety of marble and other book
binding materials Sale without reserve, for approved
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

ne LET-THE BOWLING AND BILLIARD SA
L loon, 72 Prince street. doors from Broadway, at mode
The above 20 feet ceiling % feet wide C8
feet long and is suitable for military political purposes In
the remisss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

WE HAVE BEEN OFTEN QUESTIONED
"A tits possible to sell whole suit clothes for S. this
secrethe cssh system You will feel bstter and
holder with IS suit that paid for than with $50 suit
tick Just ty it. and and look dress aud frock
coats such style 90 $40 Bu,ine,s coat,
Of cahmsree tweed drap dec alpaca aud cloth Also.
lot Of boys clothing 50 to IS iu Cash paid for gens
clothing Cleaning and repairing Corner Dcehmau and
Nan resfa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

III CRATIC HILL, .AUCyIONEER--NEW YORK
IL Trade Sale-COOLEY, KEESE s. HILL, 1911 Broad
will commences their great sale of Books
Stereotype Plates &c the Trade this day, o'clock
AM. which hour the sale S be ccnru from day
day until the whole catalogue tembracng two hundred
y Of Blank Books Papers, and domestic and FOREIGN
and fancy stationery embracing large and desirable invoices
from all the leading houses in he trade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

WILLIAM SMITH, MANUFACTURER OF COT
w aud coored Linen Fngcs for Dresses, &c, Sew
ing Silk and Coorsd Cotton FIinges for sk and Bingham
farasols Gimps, Mohair Silk Bullion Ffnges made
the shortest Store Of Maiden lane and
William entrance NJ. s. William third floor,
Abuer II Elv'. store. No. IS Maiden lane. ". Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

WALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA
Monday Ev.ning March 27th, will De psro, y I'd tho
Grand Opcntic gslst Of the BAYADs RE-Unkeown. Nj.
gy fasn1s Md'lls vsIlss Niaka Mad, Boua.d Name
aud the .ce will be produced in s its original sp-ndor
After which, The admned farce Of the JAgOBITE-Sir
kchMd Wroughton, Mr. Lenan; Major Murray, Forrester
John Duck Chapman; Lady S,msford, Mrs Rogers; Widow
Potile, Mrs ThaYer; rstty Pottle. Miss Ch-nm,a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

DIANO FORTES AND PIANINOs OF HENRI
Hez, rue de IN Victoirs Palis.-Gensrsl Agency r
America, No. 3o Broadway. The 6rst invoice Of squsr-
rano Fors NJ ez inp.rs 70 this country. has been
.enst tie Agency, 3ss Broadway, Thursday next the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

V,OLET-HOTEL AND BOARDING HOUSE KEEP.
that elegant large double house four stories AID attic
with stable attached very deabe location No 80 Leo
nad street few doors of Broadway For price, &c.
ENQUIRE Of A. SERGEANT * SON, Is Wall ST. eet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

~ RIA ID CONCERT.-BENEFIT OF MESSRS
~ Lynch and KavanBgh at the Minerva Rooms Monday
EveeIg, March AZ which occasion the following ladies'
and geItlemcn Kindly volunteered their services Miss
Jssnaie R,ynaidsop Miss NINA Leslie. Mis-, Roberts Mr.
Nelson kneaos his rst New York his
tnrn from the south; Mr. usa Phillips Mr. W Brown Mr.
Georgc Res Mr. LrIch M. k,v.nsgh Mr.. Austin Phillips
viii preside et tie Piaro Prcsrnmme-Part -Opepinx
sles This Ba,k beirs the 0ale-Mssws Lynch. Phillips
l.d-My Heather Hils-Miss Jennie Heynoldspn Song
The Funeral Of Nspoleon-Mr. w. Brown Ballad When
the Noon the Lake-Mirs Roberts, Balaa-I would
were Boz .g:iprMr Austin Phillips you come
de Gry-Nlr. Georg. Rae; B,Isd-Clsgsei mp and gang
ava Miss Jeanne k.yno dson SopgThe Groves of BlaE-
ney-Mr kavanagh; Glse-Tbc Cuffsw-Mesps PHI Ilips,
Lynch end B@sApart a-Gl,e7King isnute-M.sms Phillips,
Mary-Mr Lynch: Ballad oh take me back to sxitz.land
Mis-, Roberts; Song-The Gtmb'ers Wife-Mr kneass;
Ballad, (by rSuest)-John Anderson Jo-Niss Je nnio
Reynalsson; Song-The Bould 3oger BoyNr. K.vsn,ah,
SongOh am 5ailor LadNiss Leslie Ballad-No-
rah McSh1ue Mr. Lynch; Scng-Widnw Maehrse-Mr IA
van.Rh BailadMr Austin Phillips To conclude with (by
rquestl several OF the most popular Ethiopian Melodies by
the vhoe Doors 10
commence Il pecisAY. Tickets d CENTS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

DANTALOONS.-F.AHR THE WELL-KNOWN
p,nts tailor 20 Ann street. has lately received 100
fancy cassners Of which he make, pants order To-
and doeskns from 81 to SO pair warranted good
sale Gents who in want Of will do well to cal
20i1 Ann Wanted smart Boy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

ITO MERCHANT TAILORs-WANTED A tai
Ior's Cutting Board, that is nearly new, about feet
bye filled up with drawers Any having such
dispose of Will please address W. TAYLOR this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

NJ Office TO CAPITALiSTS-A FRENCH GEN.
usman, speaking the English language fuenily well
known to this community and able to give the best references
regards capacity aud wishes find gentle
man with capital to- join with him in buying ont well known
and old established t class restaurant with the m.nap
meut which busness he thoroughly acquainted Adore 50
letters to Restaurant Of Peter lsey 1863 Broadwav.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

ITO FRENCH IMPORTERS AND OTHERS-A
Lady, faly comps tent wishes to nd employ at her
own residence at Visites Mantss Shemsetes and
all kinds OF French Embrodere has worked for the frat
houses n the city for several yeas Si,ctery reference
French or American Young Lady, to work the above ar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

GUTTA PERCHA-THE PUBLIC CAN BE SUP
~ Piled with pure (utta Pccha, for &c IN
large or small quantities. Imported by the subscriber ia ITS
pure state EXPRESSLY for medicinal Orders from tho
country and neghborrg will with prompt
ton. American Gutta Percha Company. 3. T. ARM
SEKONG. Ito William rsef
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

EO ono SOUTH AMERICAN SHEEP PELTs
OOsOOO for sale in lots TO suit purchascu, by HENRY
COGlILL < co. 300 Pearl street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27
rNfON rot-Rae :. M nrr,ve- p,,pep a. .,o

RPTON FOR SALE -FORaALE-THE CELEBRA-
TEL lrouing Horse Ripon HE better CON
dit ON thsa al IN present time A. kind lie or driv
horse he has no snpeor and Is believed 10 be under far
tee fastest tetting horse the United States
For his peIfomlnces reference made 10 the N Y
spirit Of the Times Irqare ef g o. ROLLINS 81 Wall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

The piano nav be seen at No 1853 sprirg t.
WINDOW SHADES-WfNDOW SHADES-MANU.
W featured sold variety Of stle pattern.
and Of best material that will curl adhere in any ci-
mate bv Kelly Rke exclusive window shade fsctu
rers end dealers at No 1871 Chatham street New York
Merchants others wanting SHADES materials for making
aud hsnen shades fluid the largest best and cheapest
sormcnt tho United States above Call and sssy
selves. NJ B-20 000 ptirs store. Wanted 50 good
1Andsc NJ n s-app above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

ITO SHIP OWNERS AND MASTERS OF VESSELS
u Port Warden's Office, No. ioi Wall street.-The Pert
For each survey board Of vessel haiche,
so For each damaged goods the wharf
store 81 So For each survey on any deemed unfit
proceed TO sea "a So Office open from O'clock A. M 10
o'clock 2 NJ: New York, March %, lsi8. ROBERT T..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

RTtNU -ATWILL HAVING THE EN-
tire agency IN this city of several manufactures whose
eelebra,ed Pana Fortes he HIS for SALE Offers whole
sale and retail instruments of mahogany rosewood and black
walnut Of all the Fashionable of furniture embrl
eng late Improvement of action aud mechanism IN
E ga ma octsves harp Sc: &c These auo Foftcs
Tor ssreroy OF touch readiness OF tnc aud elegance OF
workmanship. not surpassed b. "a the cou'
satisfactory guaranty gwen with instrument
sold and great taken packing No charge for cug.
Tuning the PansFamlics in the county, househeep-rs
boarding houses and hotel keepers can rely hlyn
their orders for tuning huiy executed in the best
short notice not satisfactory charge will
made @~~ Semiuaries Music DcserI and Ariss Of the
ito every part of the Ugsd states here stended
With the and dispatch,
ATMlII. Rrn,drav. kni,s hnrnh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

| WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO-
w situation chambem and child
rens maid; who unde her business The bes.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-29
FIRE-PAINE'S FACTORY DE.
STROYED.

On Monday night, the Wooden Factory o.
Gov. Paine, al Mortified, was DESTROYED
by fire: the machinery. and portion of wool
in the upper lofts in process Of manufacture,
destroyed; cloths finished. saved. Stock of
oiwoOl ina disiinc building safe. The fire
commenced in the attic, supposed from some
defect in the chimney-and thus The pro-
gress Of the fire downward. resisted as it was
by powerful engine worked by steam. was
comparatively slow, and afforded lime 10
save movable effects. We have heard the
damage variously estimated at from S50'000
10 0,000-insured. About 300 persons
are thus thrown out OF employment at an
lnclement season and to them. as well as to
Mortified, it is a serious calamity.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-29
Middlebury, Feb. 26, 1913.
APPOINTMENTS,

MIR. j. z. COFFIN, late an Agent of the New
York State Temperance Society, will visit the
! towns generally of Addison County, during the
ensuing month of March, and lecture as fol-
lows
AT Leicester, Monday evening, March
Whiting, Tuesday, 7th Orwell, Wednesday sth;
Shoreham, Thursday 9th; Cornwall, Friday
10th; Salisbury, Saturday and Sunday 18th &
18th; Goshen. Monday 18th; Ripton, Tues
day l4th; Hancock, Wednesday 18th; Gran
vile, Thursday 10th; Lincoln, Friday 9TH ;
Bristol, Saturday and Sunday, IS 10Th; New
Haven Wills, Monday goth; East Middlebury,
Tuesday 81; Middlebury, Wednesday 22d
Bridport, Thursday 2Sd; Addison East, FRI
day 9th; Vergennes, Saturday and Sunday
18th and 26th; Ferrisburgh, Monday 9th /;
Monkton Borough, Tuesday %; Panton,
Wednesday 29th; Weybridge, Thursday SOth /;
Middlebury, Friday Slst.
Mr. Coffin is not now, as heretofore, the
paid agent of any society, and will rely on the
liberality Of those whom he addresses TO sus-
tain him, by contributions taken at the time
1t is requested that clergymen, and the
friends of temperance in the towns, will aid
in giving publicity, as well as greater definite
ness to these appointments
The following recommendation was given to
Mr.. Coffin by the State Central Committee of
New York:
Albany, Dec 8, 1S4s.
Jonathan P. Coffin has long been employed
by the New York State Temperance Society,
and is justly entitled to the well earned com
mendation of faithful, diligent and successful
Agent, having visited every county in the
State, aud obtained during his agency 165, 600
sign atures tothe total abstinence pledge. In
any field in which he may hereafter labor, he
carries with him our cordial wishes and pray
ers for his highest happiness and continued
usefulness. PHILIP PHELPS, I S.oto
AEON TABOR, C C'n'
r. r. WooD, G Cel,.la.
O. ScoYil O0iiiiiii''ee'
81 The Vergennes Vermonter, Voice of
Freedom. and Temperance Herald are re-
quested TO copy the above appointments.
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r. hone every Wing will read thi, speech

We hope every Wing will read this speech
It is strong in spirit and cogent in argument
and felicitous in style and illustration, and ii
is evident it told upon the House who gather
ed eagerly about the speaker
Judge Collaner's Speech too, should be
carefully read He denounces Polk and his
measures with severity which is too we'll mer-
tied by that reckless usurper, and is highly
creditable to the stability of principle, and the
courage ond bOldness of the Speaker. He de-
yelopes the purposes and policy of the party
and the cunning and deception practiced to
hOOd-wink the people, and prevent their inter
position in arresting their atrocities upon the
country until it becomes too late to avoid
them.
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CORRECTION. The Editor of the Boston
Courier is entitled to an apology for repre-.
.enting him in the last Galaxy as having placed
Judge Mclean at the head of his columns as
candidate for the Presidency. After tasking
our memory, we think we can account for this
Singular mistake. Our eye probably at the
moment we penned the erroneous sentence,
glanced at the heading Of some other paper.
The good temper in which the error is cor
rec:ed by the Editor of the Courier creates a
claim upon our thanks which Will not soon be
forgotten.