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PLANO FoRTEs, HARPs AND GUITARS

new and fashionable single and double action HARPs,
%5 Of F BoW Co on LONDON doom a ,f SeW Yo lac
r. He will also be supplied with Martins celebrated GUi
The public respectfully invited to the and
anime these sunefo instruments before purchasing Orders
received and promptly attended to. ap5-lm
N. ORLEANS AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
X Ezeai iaS for the ss sss Of f' Plant 49,
atiou indictments Seeds, etc ec.-x NEzN&
an Of the best and latest improved implements as
to be 9nna Of the ses Limited 2 Ws than
double mold board, fukes sIBSOIL, selfsharpenng and
9s and S?fs syp s ssfG o a
Il 4es Hap pg Roller Seed Sewers and Corn Planters
shees and Straw Cutters OF ten patterns each Horse Pow
Say G0op p Gins TrapS Macsnel and Fan
Cradles, shovels, Spades, Axes 21 etc r,-n
including Garden Engines Pumps Flower synnges Rafes
4 large assortnlent of fresh GARDEN SEEDS.
The MIssI ssiPPl RIFLE used at Monterey and Bn-
ap4 End 2msw
FINE r MAHH5V WAk REW G5Eb z E1hyER AND
Would respectfully a the The aaH s Of
friends and the a pHG to his new s and extensive as
LEVER WATCHES,
from the best and most celebrated manufactures of London
@ ans Gases o e s aa Pses
suit Ladies Gentlemen Also, to very large assortment
Ladies and Gentemens Fine Gold GUARD CHAINS;
Vest and Fob CHAINS; Watch Ribbons;
Keys and Seals of the latest and fashionable patterns
Ladies Fashionable BROOCHES, Ga great variety ,
Diamond, Ruby, Garnet, Pearl, and Plain Gold FINGER
RINGS, NECKLACES Sc
great variety of Gentlemens Shirt Studs Sleeve and
spne ncke Gold and SILVER de
cption Gold and Silver Pencils sive! Spoons Fork Cups
Caso Candesticks Trays Sc Levi Brown and spencers
celebrated Diamond pointed Gold Pens in Gold Silver
Hold FinaC and FAM he offp
sale on the most reasonable terms.
Persons from the county, wishing to purchase fine Time
Pieces Jewery, would do well to call and examine his
stock before purchasing elsewhere
eF1 Particular attention giving to REPAlRlNG Clocks
and Watches, at short notice. by the most skful wokmen
to be found in the country.
sY Every description of Jewery made and repaired to
order ap5 limo
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber having by act Of February 3D. 1916 be-
fore D. Ricardo Notary Public OF this city ac9GlTeaa
CoNCaYE GR4TE BaRs and patentee Of the IS SAME ss1
Fee of making and vending said Patent Crate Bars IN the
States of louisiana and Alabama and On the he y
to fulfil orders for said articles They are especially tc9
mened planters and owners q @ as Des
All persons nirin gng upon said patent py
or selling similar articles without authority from the patehtee
will be prosecuted to the extent OF the IaW Nrr1 nav,
New Orleans March IL, 1873 DhJNiLA JANA
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE % 81 80 N.-LoNoITuDE, 80 WIN Time, 6b
Cleared Yesterday


Ship Russell Glover. Triple Liverpool, F. NJ Weld & Co
Ship Caroline Nesmitii Eaton, Liverpool,
j. P. Whitney & Co
Ship Emily Taylor Ciaussen Boston, Harrod Darling Co
Ship Huron, Weeks, Boston, J. P. Whitney Il Co
Ship Medford, iwyer Boston, l.. H. Gale
Ship Free Trader (Br) Thompson, Liverpool.
Jas. Magee & Co
Ship Sea King, (Br) Dunn, Liverpool,
VIM. II. Haynes Co
Bark Nancy Treat Lttleied, Boston, Andrews & Dewey
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promptly attended to- ~ ,,o,ru
apI lind 1msw A. w. BOsWoRTH, Agent
s F EEE ANR sST Agnes
j Strickland in vol, with illustrations.
LIVES OF THE QUEENS OF EseLAsp-By Agnes stnek-
WAE AGO. YaAEs IN yo Vols
TnE splAS AND ms WIGw4M Characteristics of the
Awksr Fass Ma about Zion and Gath
cred Fragments-By Rev. J. A. Clark; -, .....
HE 1HEE DaHE i ts asTo ~
n sPoR ana BOYS OF Fl yo
MsoELANE3nns MfTNGas , no, st ae oS
NEW I MEPIGAk B 90 si,;on vol,
TrckER's M!pWrrER 1i'T RAMsRoTHsN's do.
he ys samn @ft soy :'fFs'S'e DnS'o0s an" "
MEIss ON DISEASES OF FEMALES, 2 vols.
NooD b IcHE's DlsPENs >roRy, last edition.
Gp ooTER new edition sdon vols
BARTLETT on FEvrR 81 last 1 edition
q NGIIs9S CycLorepIA OF PRAcT5cAL MrD,cIgE, Az
slLLIMASs JoTRSAL roF P MAR aG 1875 O'', '''
N. ORLEANS MEnlSAL y SURGICAL JOURNAL for MARCH
apo 81 s. WooDALL. 40 Camp street.
eEHT1E"EHyHlSo E R9 sfoRzA AND LADIES'
aaS so made anSs1 s
most fashionable and tasty styles; comprising
Gents Extra fine Calf Skin BOOTS;
Fine Calf Skin =.
- Fine Morocco
:. Patent Leather CATERS;
Cloth
Fine Cal: BROGANS;
Rough and Ready HALF BOOTS;
Cloth HALF-GAlTERS;
NJLLIFiERS-Calf and Patent Leather;
Velvet and Calf SLIPPERS;
Hunting and Riding BOOTS. etc; etc: 1879.
Ladies' BOOTS, CATERS and SHOES, OF the most
fashionable styles;
goys and Youths Patent Leather B ROGANS;
Children Francois CATERS, NJ orocco Buttons Ia
tent Leather, and Calf SHO ES. etc;
JOHN III. WORTH
a.5 Ina under 81, Charles Hotel, corner Common ST.
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Nrw ORLEANS. March l3. ls4

New ORLEANS, March 10, 1913.
Mr. Dnnn-[ have used in taking off two crops of sugar,
the Patent Crate Bars invented by Mr. VIM Ferfe and find
them far upero from their surface 10 the ordinary
bars in nse nasmuch they will from their peculiar orma
mn mbis 3m e. w. CAMPBELL.
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INaUEsT.-Coroner 81 edden yesterday held an
inquest on the body of black man, name I'M
known, who was found drowned in the river at
the foot of Poydras street in the Second Munich
pality. The deceased had on check shirt and
cdttonade pantaloons. A brass badge bearing the
number 1899 was found in his pocket. This cir
curslance NAV possibly lead to his being identified
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TO HoUsEKEEPERs. sz.
ZEE T Eays eSn om hand pss. and
~ GEO gAoUEs co,
apo 81 corner OF st. Charles and Poydras SIS.
BOOTS SHOES AND BRoGANs.
e1HSg 543 cases Boots, Shoes and Brogans, landing
y# from ships Charlotte Orion and saxony, -
, ~. apps St R. C. HOBBS II Custombouse St
STORAGE
#e At The Fire Proof Warehouses Orleans Nos.
60 aPd Ma, Magazine zine, and I'd D p, p streets %
ap5 6m '''' '''N''' ." ~ GEO. r. BEARD co.
RoTANICDRUG STORE, No 80 Poydrqs "a
d street, Ne" Orleans, y bn. IA. JONES. Il
tw ALEx,R CAMPBELLs PUBLICATIONS for
sale at No, 50 Poydras street New Orleans, by DR. A. A.
JONES, his agent for this city. mh14
MATING AND OIL CLOTH
yINE subscriber has received beautiful patterns
lS and "a feet wide Floor Oil Cloth which he ofe,s
(with his great variety OF narrow widths before hand
4N al Wd an d e to a WITCH he
the attention OF buyers at his Paper Hanging and Upho
mh5O std itsw 0'''D 90 ''' JOSEPH ETTER'
HEMP! HEMP!! HEMP!!!
TIVE undersigned order further meet the of the
the storage OF Hemp and other hazardous articles o.
No. Dod and M TSe oea apd
facility of receiving and delivering the Warehouse (here
s V en- "S'De 0' TN, GE Es5fp BGARD Co
PANAMA, LEGHoRN and CAMPEACHY HATS
A RCADE HAT EMPORIUM. EVANS IS rgs
"A MAGAZINE STREET, corner Gaver, has received E5A
large and complete assortment OF Panama Hats fine 60
and medium qualities; Leghorn Hats: Rutland do; China
ties beached and lined in superior style Also just received
extra fine white and black Beavers Moeskn and Ne Plus
Ultra Hats of the latest styles, the whole comprising the
richest and most varied offered in this market
For sale at low prices. apps 81
OWEN B. WITHERS, A. M, M. D., Gate Of Ken
" in New
ecluy tenders his services TO the public all the duties
devoivng physician He refers to the following
tlemen
Theodore Frenghuysen NY; G. S Patton, M D., NY;
Hon J. K. Underwood, KY G. S. Bedford, NY;
Hon J. J. Crittenden. KY; d. Glass, NJ. D. NO;
Hon f. NJ. Ewing KY S. ID. Gross NJ. D. Ky
Hon. o. G. Gates, Ky; &. W. Short NJ D.. Ky;
Hon. b. l.. Clark, KY. R. III. Short & Co, n o.;
Hon. Asher Graham. KY Howard Malcolm, D. D., Ky.
sV~ Office No. 80 B.iRO.N.NE Street between Ora
vier and u Mon mil28 Pm
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SEARCH WARRANT EXTRAoRDINARY.-Of Officer
Avvoyo, of the First Municipality police yesterday
having found by virtue of search warrant sad
die, said to be the property of d. c. Clarke, in the
police Court Room of the Second Municipality
The richest part of the joke is that the saddle has
been for some weeks past the observed of all OBJ
servers of saddles, in the most prominent place
in the court room, and Mr.. Jonle, the Recorders
clerk, has prayed daily that some one would come
and take it away. The officer, with the warrant
didn't have TO search long for his prize.
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY
ITO REPLE.NiSH YOUR H4RDROBE AT A
Il SMALL EXPENSE, at No. Is CAMP STREET, next
door 10 City Bank
SHIRTS! Shirts! SHIRTSM!
The immense stock of Shirts in store and landing from
ships Indiana John G. Costar Charleston and Arkansas,
together with large variety under way for the Spring
his present stock at EXTREMELY LOW PRICES.
Gentlemen in of any description of Linen or Muslin
Shirts would do well to call and examine our stock which
exceeds quantity and style that of other establishment
in America and all of which is of our manufacture
Many years experience in the trade enable TO offer
perior article those generally found In Furnishing Store
We make EVERY SIZE, and CAN FIT ALL.
Under Garments etc.
Our stock of Undershirts and Drawers very large and
well assorted together with every article usually kept
liar establishments. ISAAC HART,
NEwORLEshr SHIRT DEPOT,
AND GENTLEMEN FUENl-IIvG EMPORIUM,
mI31tf No Is Camp street
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STEAMBOAT RoBBER. - Alexander Greenwood,
one of the most noted thieves in this CITY, was yes
ierday sent before Judge McHenry by Recorder
Baldwin, on two separate charges of robbery. He
was accused by Abraham Consaule of having, on
the 29th ult., robbed him of clothing and money
which were in his trunk on board the steamboat
Illinois. Julius Bearman also swore that Green
wood robbed the trunk of Mr. c. Otto on the same
boat We are informed by the police that Green
wood has two brothers in the rcnitentiary now who
have been caught while following in the footsteps
of their g illustrious predecessor" The family
Connection must be decidedly pleasant.
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MEDICAL TREATMENT.

MEDICAL TREATFIENT.
nR. A. CULLEN has removed his Office from Is Royal
~ street 10 No. 16 .N.4TCHEZ Street, near the
Arcade He still continues to cure Structure, on his
new sysem-removing the worst structure without
aon-entirely by medicines that relieve and permanently
cure without any hinlrance to business diet DE- Cullen
is too well known, NewOrleans and the surrounding
country need any putting seiandaon On applic;,
tion to r c. he will undes OF the first stand
Ing in this city who have been cured in the last ten
his new plan Please call and examine for yourselves. No
nav required without effected.
Rheumatism cured
Gonorrhua cured in three DAYS, pay.
exy7 Remember, Is NATCHEZ STREET, NEAR THE AR
CADE paid letters punctuay attended to III all conf
ence and medicines securely packed and sent TO part of
the country. ml2S 6m
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IS4s! SPRING FASHIONS! 1913!
H. have the honor of informing the L ad ies that Yin
they have Just received the following FASH lfM
R g,T9TON.4BLE ARTICLES, selected from the lA
* richest materials and choicest designs that have APP
Igl peaed in Paris for the Spring and seamer of 1S4s
Grenadine Barge Sole;
Mousseline de Sole;
Printed Gauze Organdy large selection;
Genadine Marquises;
- Isabella Louisa;
Bareges ich coos;
black embroidered;
Poll de Chevre;
Poll du Nord. plain and plaid,
Lace and Embroidered Muslin Capes, Collars, Peennes
Cuffs and Sleeves;
Infants Embroidered CAPS, Robes Waists and Cloaks
Ladies Lace and Muslin Embroidered Dresses
Extra fine Paris chip and Grape Bonnets;
4ades, Misses and Chidrens Tuscan Straw and Linen
Braid Bonnets;
New Rbbone Artifcias and Parasos -
Black and coored silk Visites and Manti!las;
Rich white and colored Canton Grape ShaWls;
Black, changeablc, striped. pain and brocade SILKS
Real English Vaenciennes, Malnes and Regency Lace
Edgng and Inserting;
Rich Fans, Purses and Reticnles.
Just received, full assortment oil spring eo1ored
Fringes and PdSSemfBtfrlfs NM In
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NOW AND THEN-in two pafs. complete; a.
~ HIsToRY OF THE BoTTLE-with illustrations b@
George Crukslank ~ , .
TIE LosT CHILpREN-A Temperance Tale, by T. 8. Are
thur, ESQ;
THE CRIMES OF LoSpoN-2 vol complete;
ESTHER DEMEDINA-1 vols co.nplete;
LItE IN LONDON vols complete;
ELLEN MUNRoE-2 vOh. complete;
CoUNTEss OF MoRIoN-1 vol complete
GEORGE; OR THE PLANTER OF The ISLE OF 2ANCE--M
vol complee-Jus received by
AMI n MILES C. SALE & co. II st. Charles st.
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ICE CREAM SALOON

crsTha subscriber takes pleasure in informing 40.
- his friends and the public generally OF the
TIL opening of his ICE CREAM SALOON, sSs4A4s$
~A5 situated on St Charles Street next door to ~
the corner of Gaver street, and directly OPP Osite
Mr. Capps Church. where he intends at all tines to keep
variety OF Creams, Vanilla Pine Apple, Lemon and
together with Sherbets and Frozen Lemonades. As
will be paid please and he has been at great
expense in fitting up his establishment he hopes receive
liberal patronage. :,
Families supplied at short notice, and reasonable
terms III,
In his store under the above Saloon will be constantly
found Soda Mead and large and general assortment oil
Fruits Candies Confectionery and Sweetmeas OF every
description. 49, = =.
to- The Ice Cream Saloon will be opened, ready for visi
tiers on TIL RSDAY the I'D INST.
s In order that nothing may be waiting to Crafty the
public taste an excellent BAND OF MUSIC has been en-
mhl3 I'm " I.AZZARO DANCEVICH.
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Bark Seneca,
Memoranda.
Spoken


BY ship Devonshre, on the 29th u off Double -headed
Shot Keys brig Marion Gage, from New York days out
bound 10 Belize Honduras
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SITUATION WANTEI

SITUATION w ANIE Ed
A GENTLEMAN from Alabama, who is extensively ac
quainted in that State wishes situation salesman
outdoor clerk, either dry goods grocery house Com
pensaon moderate, and is willing to remain through the
He believes he make himself useful and profit
able to his employer Inquire Mrs Tayor's, 81 Canal
street. mhl6
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GLASS! GLASS.
lust RECEIVING-A large invoice of splendid Eng
u ish Sheet Crown and Plate Window Glass from the
mandatory of Chance Brothers Co.. of Smthwck Glass
Works Birmingham, England also, 200 boxes of the New
Jersey manufactures Parties of Window Glass will
do well to call and my large stock of American
French and English Window Glass before purchasing else
where. app ROBT. CLANNON, 46 Canal ST.
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SPICE AND COFFEE MILLS,

PORTABLE SHOWER BATHS.
GREENS IMPROVED PORTABLE EXTENSION
~ SHOWER BATHS, have received the diploma at
the American Institute New York, and Mechanics Fair,
Boston the best Shower Baths offered the public
The subscribers would announce that they have been APP
pointed agents for the above really excellent Bath and
prepared to furnish them at wholesale or RETAIL at
moderate prices.
mh3O 3m SAMPSON & KEEN, 81 Bienvle ST.
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NUTTALI-HOUS ESHFTHand BELL ~
% H.4.NCTE1R Ldtayette street, Camp "a
street, .New Orleans. JOBBING, LOCKSMiTH- r. 4
ING, etc. -
ez Exchanging done in the best manner on @s-Es.s
moderate Store Door Bolts and Bars made to
Order mh2l I'm
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OUjU 3 bales COTTON TWINE;
3OOO lbs NERDIGRIS, in oil
$500 lbs. PARIS GREEN, in oil -
1860 lbs SAIL TWiNE; 50 bbs. WHITING;
go kegs BLACK PAINT;
10 bbls. PUTTY, in baddeE; -
1Co coils THREE YARN 10 bbls. LAMP BLACK
10 bbls. YELLOW OCHRE;
2CC1 lbs IMPERIAL GREEN, in oil;
BOOTS SHEATHING PAPER and SHEATH1NG
FELT. For sale low, to close sundry invoices by
mh25 isl0t E. P. LORD, 70 Old Levee
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Pso9s1 21d 1ahs
z5aTszEalES, Iandtns Lahe Providence, .MHlhen's
On FRIDAY, April 7, at O'Clock P; NJ; postyely.The
splendid and fast running steamboat ARENGO Charles
Breuham, master will leave for the above and all inter
mediate landings For freight passage, apply board.
foot of Canal street, or to
apo II. b. SMITH u CO.. 96 Magazine St
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TO PLANTERS, MERCHANTS, DRAYMEN and
STEVEDORES.
THE undersigned has on hand and &s
i stantly receiving, general assortment SgSNSSA
of Philadelphia manufactured Wheewright >AaHM
work, such as " 4 q ONS. C.4RTS, GEg-
DR.4 Is. Extra Wheels, PUSH CARTS. B.4RROHS,
HAND TR UCKS &c, manufactured of the best mate
rial and by the best Workmen, the reasonable
mn2l 1stJe P. NJ. HENDEL.. Agent. Canalst.
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PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS. &c.
John MCCARTHY, Plumber, No. 134 Camp s
u street, New Orleans has received new and IA
large assortment of Brass Cocks, various sizes Force N
Ranges; Bathing Tubs and Shower Baths, Also, laying
and repairing Lead Pipes Sheet Lead work OF des
cripon Ship and Steamboat work promptly put up and
repaired. All orders promptly attended 10.
-" Charges moderate. mh24 1y
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PRIVATE BOARDING.
A FEW GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with
N BOARD AND LODGING in a respectable private
family upon the reasonable terms, 81 so per week,
by early application at No 224 CRATER STREET,
between Circus and st. John streets. mill I'm
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}WhOle No 81 q.
WH.Lrse E1raaoap,sARr.-The Boston

NHALIsG EITaAoaDisARy.-Th Boston
Jonrsol says great excitement wsscrestedet
The Sanssich Islands b, the report ,ha. sew
ero ~haIe-shIes he'd been captured on the =
coast Of Csliforns, by privn'eers. The re-
port was brought by Captain Fisher, of the
ICshforn,s. who spike or the line, the Amer
ice, Nssh, of Stoninglon. The latter vessel
reported that he put into Margariita Bay.
Lower Csilfornia, . few weess before, to
whale. Upon nearing The place he found
whales in abundance. and saw over pro-
jec,ing point Of land, the masis OF eight
whale ships, bu. no smoke from boiling and
no boats in chase Of the whales IN sight.
Soon of er. two schooners, crowded with
men, stood out from shore, with sweeps TO-
wards him Alarmed at their appearance,
he called his boats, which were in pursuit of
whales, and stood off. The denouement OF
this story is thus stated in the Polyneslan OF
April 81 -
II "By late arrivals il would seem that the
captured whalers' IN Margarl,a Bay, Lower
/ ICall,ornls. were actually hard at ~o's IN the
l
The crews Of the ships llIbernla aud Brook.
lime, both OF New London. having discovered
ashore a vein OF Something that g'tered like
| gold, forsook the harpoon, took ~ The pick
axe and tollcd away most mantoiiy IN pOr'
SUIT of the wealth winch IN their ims sginstions
Denoted ss lying each moment bot few
sho,el's full deep ~ the earth. Aiter II they
dog. some fiiis msr, wnh all ths tools they
could raise a hill one hundred feet deep
We, soon den,oli. hed-7C0 tons OF earth re-
, moved and about $500 expended. Mining
.toci rose faster than ever Vie south oea'
Mississippi ot Eastern Land shares Gl0OO.
we hear, wus offered for a sailors chance
Jack tugged harder IN carrying oil arn'uls >
OF the RttterIng rock. then ever he strained
an oar alter n $50 bbl. whale. Al The spare
rooms in the ships wAs soon hlled up. IN.
stead Of oil, barrels were crsInsed win sohd
gold. There il lay IN shining h'sp-, as III a
geoii's csye. Each man had but 10 help HIM
self to Q fortune ~hlch soult put C'e' Jus 10
, the blush The Dfookhns srsught some
, thirty barrels of the ore h~rs. aud very gen-
,rously gave u away, some knowing one
, having had the sudscity 10 dispsl the golden
b. dream by declaring the shole TO be neal
y of that very eomnos mud ss'uslsss mineral
IRON pyri,es, or sulphuret OF iron. However
they are not the fret .s,lors whose i,n"g'na'
3 ,,ons have been csptivstsd by ns ghtter.-
soon alter the discovery Of iiudson's Bay
several ship, returned to Eng land ffo'A IN"
; onarter, laden with the same m'ners, ~h'et
e had been mistaken Tor gold ora
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ing from the letter he wrote In her on
her fathers death that he felt no anger
against her, had told her chIld to 90 Ia
him as their only friend.
William talked Of removing her 10 Il
better home, where she would be more
carefully attended TO.
No. said Marion, aud flush OF
lingering pride cano across her brow
am not SO poor as that ] have not
enough to last my poor remnant OF lie
but promise TO take care OF my Henry.
WILL SAID Wilhtm earnestly
and nov must think of You. Emma
that is, my wife shall come 10 see you
tomorrow.
Marion .hrankS from t5is proposal.-
Blu, wha, will she think Of inc does she
now
She knows noihng-shall know
nothing g-except thNyou are tiny cousin
And now farewell forget all the pas
except that ! was once yonr iiend-
your fathers friend, Marion AM
William kissed with brothetIy regar'
# the hand that was held out TO him spok
afiectlona,ely to the child, and wen
! away 10 his own home.
lie kept his promise and it was nc
until years alter, when MarIon's bod
was long mingled with the dust, tha
! William Blair told his gentle wife OF th
+ ties which had once bound her TO hiT
! And Mrs Blair's sweet and compassion
ate nature regretted not fer "A momei
but rejoiced, lha, her cares soothed tn
dying moments Of the woman her bu,
band had once loved. And when sh
saw how tenderly and fatherly he res'
ed up to manhood the son OF Oliver an
Marion, making no difference betwee
Henry Chadwick and his own ch'ld'e'
the wife felt not one Jealous arg, b'
rather loved and rcvered the more thi
noble nature which had been wroDge
50 .orely, and which had forgotten an
forgiven so much.
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APPOINTMENT OF u S. SESAToR.--
Hon. Wyman B. S. Moor, OF Bangor
was, on Wednesday last appointed by
the Governor Senator IN the Congress
Of the United States from the State "t
Maine, 10 fill the vacancy occasloned w
the decease Of Hon. John Fairfield, un-
al the meeting of the Legislature in May
10 accepting the appointment Mr.
Moor vac ates the office of Attorney Cen
~ral of the State.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-01-13

D,srRr.Rs-The Sandwich Island P"Iy
res,sn Of May I5relntcs stoIy of The daring
of deserler from the whale-ship George
Champn, of Newport, who, dI'hklng h''
situation on board his vessel, strapped on MS
back knapsack we'll stored with week
rr.v,sions If beef. bread, &c. and reson,ely
ilmped overheard. with only board tor his
support. lie WAS picked up four hours amer
by the captain of vessel passing through
Mol,kai where he was bound. What ad''
TO the daring of thls feat - the iac', 'hH' '"e
sea in tina, vicinity ubounded IN sharks
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-01-13

The ship Robert g, Shaw, ol Boston, from
Charleston for IIavre. cargo cotton, was
struck by lightning on the night of the 9Th
of December, and burnt to the waters edge.
The officers and crew took TO the long boat,
and arrived q, Brcst on the l0lh. She is
owned by Il. Lincoln e. Co, and Is insured
$4,000 at the Neptune, $4,000 at the EquItu.
bic, and $1,000 at the Warren.
0FThc amount of Treasury notes
outstanding on the LIST of January, 1913,
was si4,o3o, 800.