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FOR CALIFORNIA.

WITH DISPATCH...
Err For California, via ChagreS.-Tbe A I, very
S24A fat sailing; coprered and copper fastened bark
pa Of her cargo engaged will sail above She has splsn
did state room recommendations for CABIN Passenger and
forabIy accommodate a limited number Of passengeu he
bark Florida the fastest sailing vessel out OF this port and
insure q comfortable quick and safe passage Those
perons going California via Chagses particularly
invited inspect this beautiful vessel she lies Of
lower end Of the Beef Msrket, First Municipality, and
select their berhs. For further payticulan apply to
0. WICKHAM, % Bisnvilie street.
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UNION .Tow-BoAT OFYIOB.
ME have hand, and for sale number Of SECOND
w HAND BOILERS and quantity Of Scrap Iron.
mh2( In JUNIU6 BEEbE. Manages
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New Basin Lots. Second Municipality.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & CO.


SATURDAY April a. at IL oockW be sold at auction, at
- Banks Arcade, the following described properly, viz
ONE LOT OF GROUND the New Canal forming the
of Florida Landing and Magnolia street, rs feet front
Canal by depth and front of 100 feet Magnolia
ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above and hav
Florida Landing depth 1870
The said Lots designated the original plan Of R. Deahe
Engineer March, 1885, deposited office Theodore
Guyo Public Nos 269 Nos
plan of w. T. Thompson Surveyor exhibited at SALE
The through Heva and Magnolia Flor
ida Landing the banques Magnolia have been lately
finished. The Lots also well filled up.
fourth cash: balance and credit
notes bearing the property with from date
and not then punctuay paid bear interest the
of per per annum
Acts of sale before j. R. Beard Notary Public the expense
the purchasers. ap3, 4, S, g. 10, IL, 13, IA
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Succession Of Alex. Logan.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN q co.
Extensive Sale of Furniture at Auction and at
y Private Sale.
1T the Foranee House of Camp and South streets,
Lafayette Square
BY LEWIS FIORANCE AucTIoNEER

B1 LEW 10 FLURANCE, AUCTIONEER.
Proprietor declining business the whole of the MI
L u OF this extensive establishment will be sold the
highest bidder without
The private sales will place MONDAY and TUESDAY,
the 9Th and 10th instant
And on WEDNESDAY, the llth instant.
All that then will be solo auction by the undersigned
None this three and
there Carpets articles purchased October last
Every thing housekeeping will be found this House,
including Tableand Bed Linen and the opportunity
for and others supply themselves advantage
delivery and the purchasers the sale
Wednesday lively their goods Thursday.
t Three undisputed Board SIS,
s8 S. and $7 go will be offered public SALE previously
paid. apo l.. FLORANCE, Auctioneer.
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AUCTION NOTICE.

THE SUBSCRIBER having closed his connection with Mr.
l. LEWIS FLORANCE, will hereafter carry the Auction
Business his and that from his long
Auconeer and his welknown capacity that
he will receive portion of the public patronage.
II. R. WOOD.
Aforementioned White Co., VIM. Laughlin Co., Jacob
Barker. ja30
MORPHY g. MENUS, dUCTIONEERS, No. 81 Magazine
l opposite Banks Arcade attend Sales by Auction
Private Sales Real Estate Stocks Cargoes Negroes Merchandise
Underwriters and Port Wardens Sales y2
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~ John Klimner. who it seems il DESTROYS of padding
his was arrested yesterday. charge of steal
ing sk from the Ladies' Bath House, at the Lake end of
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Lightning-ROdS on Scientific Principles.

NJ H. RHODES would say to the citizens of this place
IN. that he is prepared to erect LIGHTNlNG-RODS
the new and improved plan. By this plan the whole
building secured from the effects o. Lightning by
nectiou of Rods
Rods have been erected the House of the Commandan
of the Navy Yard at Memphis. Tenn the above plan
fFS' Orders left at the Boarding house, No. 800 BIZ
RONrE street between Girod and Julia Streets will meet
with punctuaty and dispatch, mhA 12s
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
~ JJNINE CALOMEL, BLUE MASS, IPE- -u1
IL GAG. RHUBARB, 'e.c.-As low fol cash ~
as can be procured elsewhers1Call and
~ iudee-Dr. Z. J. COXE'S PREPARA- u
OGO SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP-An unequalled
EXTRACT OF COPAIVA, SARsAPARILLA
AND CUBEBS-A certain and sgreeable superior to
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA AND
TARAXACUM-The strongest preparation that can be
made.
BALSAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIvERWORT.
etc-For the relief and cure of CONSUMPTION and Bronchitis
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
MENT.
~ Especial attention paid 10 the treatment of Rheuma
tsm, Bronchitis and Consumption.
Office corner Magazine and Poydras SITS. n23 1y3dD
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Schooners.
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS:
LATITUDE % 81 ON-Lono1rupr 30 Win Time 81.

Cleared Yesterday:
sp steamship Cetro. villaverde. sisai,
II: Ss;
$p kiSs%S1s Cam t sss Francisco d. 20
ssssS IT,. G.
#sRSess cdfnsqSs New kaa f.
ss IF Ma. S:sSss
Arrived Yesterday
Ship E,pDdola. Bantow. from Havre. 9TH February. to
Ship Csro Childs from Liverpool. 3oth January. L. H.
Ship Maryland Berry, SO day. from Liverpool to master
Ship Eaphra.ia, Dunton. q days from Boston. to j. W.
Ship jsIssy Day Is days from Portsmouth, n H. to mas
Ship Haeyon Wade, from Liverpool I'd February to mas
Bhs Henry. Baker IS days from Charleston. to MASTER
Brig Ma.ha Ney. Lille. 20 days from New York. mas
Brig Samuel Porter -. from Wilmington. N. c., to
sohr European. Browe days from Port Lavaca, mas
schs Cersh bradbury day. from Pensacola to matter
schi John Rowlsa, Falyele. 81 days from Bra1os St.
s nSs sss.sl %efs bale. cotton
G ;sy Efgs musEsh frG Ros 81 Marnsvie
A. W VanLssr Az e. i'm st. MaIlnsxil.~i Bis cotton
Towboat Diana. Fithan. from the Passes.
TowbOat Conqueror Heaton, from the Passes
Towboat Caledonia. Pnnegar from the Passes.
Towboat Pat Henry. Miller. from the Passes.
Towboat Southwestern Martin from the Passes.
BELOw-CoMING
-Four ships, and bark-names unknown.
Spoken:
BY ship Hacyon the 10th of February. in lat zoo 40
NJ lon 100 10 W., ship Caroline of Belfast from Liver
pool for New York. with loss of rudder On the 2f of
February in lat 26o a. N, lon 400 a. w., BIZ. ship Cas-
per- los days from Canton. bound London. Same
date, bark Rochelle Capt r. Stckney, 10 days out from
Boston bound to San Francisco. with passenger we'll
On the 18th of February ship Exchange from Have for
this port. Same day, brig Santa Marie from Havre. for
Tampico.
BY ship Jersey the 9th ult. in lat. 2o 10 NJ on $40
IL w., ship Chatham, Of London for Liverpool On the
LIST in lat. $50 IL NJ lon. SO Is W., large ship
showing blue signal with a star in the centre.
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Dry Goods bYsthe PACKAGE
N. BRANDER SMITH,
ALEXANDER HILLS
HOUS E-FURNISHIN STORE,


USE-FURNISH HING STORE,
So Camp street, NewOrleans,
VT7HERE families can find all articles of House keeping
w comprising general assortment and select stock Of
KITCHEN FURNITURE-Cooking Utensils Tin and
Iron Ware, Fire Sets, Brass and Steel; Shovels and
Tongs and Kitchen Fire Iron ware
ENAMELLED and patent-metal tinUd HOLLOW
WARE; Fire Dogs.
GERMAN SILVER Block Tin and Britannia TEA and
COFFEE URNS.
TABLE CUTLERY: German Silver, Britannia, and Iron
TEA and TABLE SPOONS.
WoODWARE-Bnss and Iron bound CEDAR PALS,
GMuRNS and TUBS.
RATTAN-BQUND CEDAR WARE, new article
WILLOW WARE-Baske;s Cradles, Nurse Chairs and
BRusHEsoGFsncy and Plain. Busting. Sweeping, and
MATS IJgss Manila, Alicante Palm, and Husk MATS.
BRASS, Britannia. and new Metal CANDLESTICKS
and LAMPS.
STEAMBOAT and HALL LANTERNS
COOKING STOVES and FURNACES
D. ]. Wieht's pafent premium COOK STOVES, for
Wood or Coal-with fixtures complete the most ap-
proved article in use- mars 6m
- Hsssk and esssmbosh furnished ct Nduosd prinas.
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~ Louis Amingand complained, before Recorder
Baldwin yesterday Tuesday last the of 4l4O
stolen from his fouse the Of Maras and St.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

Second Licensed Pawnbroker's Sale of Unre-
redeemed Pledges Withoa reseryc.
BY J. LEVY.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, April and 6Wil be sold at Jo
seph Newton the st. Charles HOTEL of Graver
and st. Charles
WATCHES offered for sale 100 Gold Hunting and
PLAIN Levers 100 Silver do do do 100 Tobias Johnson
Cooper manufactoy Silver Tea lot Of Silver Forks
and Spoons Gold Guard Chains; Gold Fob Chans diamond
Breast Pins Guns Pistols Clocks Clothing together with va
of Pledged articles o mention.
Aso-Severa Cabs and Horses With licenses paid. ap4
Succession of Alex. Logan
BY BEARD, CALHOUN q 90.
J. A. BEARD Auctioneer.
I1RlDAY G. 1913, IL O'Clock, will be sold auction
Banks Arcade CITY, by and in pursuance OF an order Of
Second District Court of NewOr
leans dated 9th January 8g under Of James
ESQ., Curator oil the Of Alexander Logan the
following described property, VIZ; raw, =, -, 80
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the Improvements
thereon situated Second Municipality Lafayette by
a deptb Of 50 feet7 nchos and 5 lines.
property situated between Camp and Magazine Streets
and i LEASED % Virtual until April 1850.
Act j. R. Beard Notary Public Of
the purchaser. mhb tt
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ADJUSTMENTS.


.W7ISrMrNMo
.... or, ST CHARLES FEMME Ina1ow = SMITH.
A'''s'''' ...,. ,aUD1o" SMITH,
EVENING n sss;sss
EzScx 5ANcE T. I EsI!s W 5S;;ghi3; s
STAGE pieeory. N.Y. Marble The PERFORMANCE TO com
sa s . " aE
q Doors open past and Curtain rise. at O'Clock
BAY between he hours q and o'clock every day. apps
oRLRANs EAHATRz.
ouNpAY ssns vii Be srio.med for he first time the
Sy pone entitled ANNA BoLENA in which Msssrs DuIac
oLYMPfHoS .oIRoUs
Corner OF Po'dras and 5aronne streets.
& TENNNes hanassi ana Clown
,Hls EVENING rds.1 An7 rich array Of performance.
will be presented, consisting Equestrian Acrobatic, Anpo
which L. ss Rosain ss' E ssi seinsy Bssiwco
including George Sweet whose terrific ats .re fausSt
ave and wns der, the ssr To- 5 IA s ss
~ f.1 1s mighty Z &C. ss bill. Of the day. posters.
Ion 'f ss
$500. ..,7a1,c .o.nrmv
RoPER's sPARRING and FENCING AoADEmX'
No. 1O7 POYDRu3S Street. yVeN OTIednS -
OPESNd From 2,Gt 6k MM't0 NJ js and
- 1 ,1rD7c7NTs
nUININE, cHLoMEL. Blue MASS. IPE- ~l
Gao t. lsw snd
h$ssassss9aaD9fs f. E.'cJI''eC oxE's PREPARA. II
0kNfEsS1SSsTin COUGH sYRur-An un.qu.llsd
remedy for Coughs, Influenza etc.
Arb sssssbs
the GspsTef q anS 9tHs r E oSARsApARJA AND
TAlRAxACUM-Ths strongest preparation that can be
n BxAsAM OF NApHrHA. TAR, LIyEgMoRT.
M ESSfisfzNz vEkaiF6sE' KHEUMATl0 LINZ
tism. Bronchits and Consu mp
u Office corner Mss.zins and PoydI.. .t.: nss lyadD
B 5xGH a. V:s.: p.bur semen,, for
p :ss y !nsl :. 81 DEWEY CO. 81 GAVE! !:
e q e s:sss !
'' f5s to 'f rzNcDos eR1cr, "a St Charlie. st.
nv New New 9o efT Law Notice ne c,n...,,
touisisns and late Resident Of New Orleans comms
ofice ice etae u WsIL street s'~ mh4
0-Ho9 T5ES5 - IN M 80. SSI111N
THOSE who desire to devote during the Spring and Sum-
s s Will vi e 81
tu1ity BY calling in Trsieiors street. between Pytana
aI %h Ss''O'' on CHRISTIAN BUReHALDER
1usr received es1 6ps Hez.bas and s
q White. fssl and BSiscf, Of different qualities
mhss n 20 s6s:'e%ses: :. street = W :. s
ss EXP ss rs.
e Use and RsS'd
/. $
N RRANRER SMITH; general COLLISION
~: MERCHaNT No GRAyIEF STREET is p Com:
Of Aomsy 10 Admnef oatSs and to take testimony
|IE!|E
kk33kETHM s9T5 mG A g.
THE 57 EAI5 ...,,,.
sss s aHsEf bA MRSF FAg
and EAThA a PAY due the hein q Gf deceased Ice W
@ Ma, ..b;s H Cc ore'uS
TSoqsS he Payma.te9 Rss closed his Rolls in h. CITY the
ssfi S Ss SRfa
in whose special duty 1t Is to attend promptly
u oil ''''i'' i0i~aioea +" nis oi'e VIM. MONAGHAN
mills 1ms-sdp Late Capt. COZ. 9Th Rest. La. Vols.
1ONN1ISSI0N ANN FORWARDING;
TIME nndsiensd inland o estabi.h tbeso ives PAN
i ANA. faf the puTpose Of fransactine GESEKAL
CONMiSsJi1N Ann ORWARDiNI1 RIjSINESS.
under the firm of PEAKE, REID & CO
~ ~ ~ - VIM r. PEAKE
John REID
REFERENCES:
Nessu Levi n Gale Messn J. A. RarelI g. Co.
nj d. Coeper. & Co. j. P. Whitney Co.,
+ CameYden Dewey Co
Kennedv a. Foster q IL Euck Peek
Cleveland Bro Co.
VIM B. Peake viii leave for Panama. via Chagres. per
Of any consignments. which viii be- disposed Of either at
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NEW ORLEANS:

FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 6, 1884,
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To Mary Frances Kennedy was, ON Tuesday before last
struck on the left temple with billet of wood BY man
named James Shields and badly injured be
able to appear before the Recorder until yesterday morning
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT OFFICE.
Friday Morning. April 6. 1919.
COTTON.-A large business was done In Cotton yester
day. the sales summing up 900 bales and prices closing
firmly outside quotations The purchasers mostly
on English and Continental ACCOUNT
NEw-oRJEAss CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior .4sSG05J4 Mddng Fair. ...6IG17
Ordinary ..........55sfQ5xFa Fair .746D7H
Middling; ;."......s @eh Good Fair nominal
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ROPER'S SPARRING and FENCING ACADEMY,
No lot POYDRyiS Street, .Neso Orleans.
open FROM O'CLOCK, A. NJ, to P. M, and
(pEROM 4 ~ q OiCIOCK p M ia8
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0- The splendid low-pressure 49,,
E1alasc pa GM ste steaPpes ORE RIsls zs4za[E
CALIFORNIA, Capt. c. l.. Reynolds, and JAMES I.
pay, Capt Wm T. Giberson having been built expressly
Ladies' Cabins all in State rooms One of the above steam
will leave the Pontchartran Railroad DAILY during
the week. the arrival the Lake of the O'Clock
P M Train of Cars and of the clock p cars SUN
DAYS. For freight passage apply on board, or
ja24 j. Il r. GEDDES. Agents. 10 Bank Place.
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HECKER's PREPARED FARINA.

yRz:net Z Co. Drsssists and .asssss 9, s;:s
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WANTS..

WANTED,
A SITUATION, by Widow Woman as CHAMBER
IA MAID. Good references be given Inquire al
the third door from Gravier, on Gronde street for
fyN If MRS. KALTING.
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R ZS sail WITH QUICK DISPATCh.
ENOR LIVERPOOL The splendid A fast IA
Il sailing ship KALAMAZOO, Fauke master, z0k
having d large portion Of her cargo engaged. will
leave above freight of 500 bales cotton passage
having elegant accommodations. apply on board, opposite
the Market, First Municipality or to
j. w. ANDREWS co. 81 Common Ut.
mhN or G.. w. OLIVER. 81 Common street.
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For Tie Tribune
Bains EIocro-C hemical Teiegraph-New.
York, Halifax and Boston Line.

4 VARIETY Of projects for an opposition line, be-
tween Boston and this City hsys been discussed this
Wnisr Al parties agree. that n the prices charged
the pronptrads with which the public are at present
served and IN many othsr respssts the genera sdvan
woaG Be consulted BY the establishment Of another
Telegraph, and the columns Of The Tribune have Been
very properly opened 70 those who wished 10 express
belief test Balm. system 10, 80 good as that Of
some other persons
Here and Ia Europe n powers have been fully tired
upon ons lines the instrument hsi transmit 90
letters PER minute along the wires needs no other
commentator on this Continent Whether 10. inventor
vas born n Csthness or Kentucky ns:ter. Lille The
question % b ssksd BY capitalists merchsnts ed,ors
snd business men, H. Htih - ~ bssf -srra<sf for
fs'eSraFAiHSs
Iisnoi perhsps very generally known that Nr o.
RELY has secured the right 20 Sans Instruments and
patent that Balm himself sailed fer Livsrpoo. lAsi
month and % return 10 March and that the
Sprlug opens. a new line between New.York and Hal
fax. VIA Boston and Portland will be commenced and
vigorously prosecutei-the class Of engaged the
enterprise Being sii Of them, merchsns-mea who Will
give avery ample guarantee for the prompt and care
iul performance OK any work they undertake.
NJ q Kelly vii construct one section Of the line
Mr. Marshall Leserts Of the house Of George B More
wood Co. (who are rressurers tor the whole workD
has engaged 10 build the other This telegraph will
connect with 4OOo miles slrssdy constructed BY
Reilly and IN profitable operation running Yves, 10
Louisville and Chicago, and South TO New Oresns a.
also with the new line from this City to Washington
recently undertaken By company OF capitalists on a
patent right purchased from Balm have no desire 70
undervsue any patent nor to institute scomparson Do
tween the merits Of one invention snd another but
would t not BE- well for those who sre inclined 20 in
vest funds In telegraph stock 10 make themselves &C
gusntsd with the merits OF Bsns patent ard the ample
preparations Slresdy made build With the very bee,
materials, including strong galvanized wire new and
efficient line through New Enslsnd
The New.iork sud Washington line, using Bsins
patent IS progressing rspidy-they are far savsnced
with posts the section between Baltimore and Wash
ngton and the Boston line will Ne far behind them
large portion OF the stock for building the route 10
Boston IL already subscribed
Vac York Jan 81 l,49 BowpofS
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UNRELIABLE CoRKEsPoNDEScE.--Mr. }. w.
RAYMOND who has just returned from Panama, has
published letter In the Journal o. Commerce respect
ing the dolefu letters from the sthmus signed stephen
H. Branch, aud published in morning paper. Mr.
SAYS in regard to the statements contained in these
letters
have read his letters with much surprise. and can
hardly believe heever wrote them lhere are no az
o,ys in the Chagres River aud Mr.. Brsnch Is the only
person nstve or traveller who in that quarter who
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THE GLOBE HOTEL.

a Tue GLOBE HOTEL, % Brosd.sy hs,ins esse
III. taken by C. " CULVEH, lsts u the b. Cbaflss hofs
~ New Orssns has been repaired rsnovs,sd end aud
every nye0snce for tho reception " gusss Ths
has put In perfect srdof o lie hhcben 70 ne
s- excellent beds and slsxs furn1rs The
Conveniently srrsnses, Win psfiofs and bod
adjoining for mo accommodation 10Th " fsmifss
and single persons Fap-rsboed sad sh eooss ard o.
tsniiys walters Engaged, and Inc meals NJ b- ssreed
guests after ne ~ the ho~is In Europe IL
heir own rooms, Ia ths s3scoos dining room 90 us
sround soor ~hsrs hey are accommodates Of sspsfsis
lsblss
Mr. Culver the public that pains wili BE- spared
his tho comor and consult me astss o.
favor him with their and 10 nsss The
Globe Hotel f.yorts place 81 resort boh fDf hoes who
pass bat shon time 10 ms city and hoss who eonssmps's
longer residence. 49,
Travellers who formerly freq1sotes the 0obs Hotel VII
hnd s present secommols wise inferior hoss
VI 10 best dsys INV
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DEATH OF TIE OLDEST ISHABITAST. Lieut..
Tho. Mills died in Dunbsr,on, n II on the 18th De-
csnhsr aged 90 years lie was the first child born IN
Dnpbarton and the first native Of the place who oined
the Orthodox Church He was the first person in the
town who enlisted TO join Gen Stark At Termination 10
I'm and was among the hrs, who mounted the enc
my's bresstworks. He was of very aoslemiors nsois
Robt Hood. Esq died the 10th Jsnusry st fSr,
Wsyne Indiana in the S5th year Of his sse-one oil 'e
oldest settlers OF that place.
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CITY ITEMS.
Oldest settlers

THURSDAY, February /.
C.srtxc FoK TIE OHIO.-The bed-piaie OF
o,s Of hs ensiues for the steamship OAlo was cast 81
,ha foundry of Secor & Co. on Wednesday afternoon
II contains 81 tons of iron and 40 tons OF TIE melted
metal were used in the operation. The casting ~s'
eompli,hed with the most perfect success Inc yum
der accompanying this bed plse 10 - inches 10 o.'N.,
ter The engine is in OF construction MA VIII
soon De completed.
~ JANIS BERGES, RICHARD r. Ryan anu
others who were long imprisoned In ireland on 'D'
psciou Of Republicsnism while Mr. BANcsoFr' our
Minister. was the guest OF Lord PAIsksroS at sro'a
lands In place Of demanding their instant reies'e
r,sd Wednesday from Liverpool in the ship FrreS'A
number of their friends are preparing srana AeOsP
ton fer them.
Dr.rH BY FIRE.-Serena Black, coiored e''l'
-, x vssrs old who Ia. been In the employ OF Oil
-, ,usr Of ga Fourth-s, was found In the street
.t,r, clock las, night by Captain Hicks Of the ss'
s-,.a,,b Ward in a horribly burned eondinon. eoe
,.,sr 20 the station house and Dr. Bird eAIea 70 a.
,sns her bu, she died shout o'clock ms nioruins
e,o,,, the effects Of the burns she s's'e' ."S' Ne
.,.,hs. took srs while she wss asleep oei0re INC
Rus OvrR.-Hugh DOnohue, resoins - 20
rns, Of Ridge and stanton cts vas run over =, -.
81 the Fulton Ferry stages. IN the seven'n'
o'slool Las, nigh, and severely injured
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Railroad Accidenr and Loss OF Life.

b. Teleqrdphl BosToN, Thursdoy, Feb. J. Is4y.
As the steamboat train from New-Nork was
passing over the Providence Railroad this morning
while passing through Canton part OF the boiler and
engine blew up with tremendous noise, and tore Oh
the head OF Lucius Cumming the engineer and bad
ly injured the fireman The passengers escaped un
hurt
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Friday eveninl

TEE DErEvrr0s Or TRE MAiIs.-Tne Baifim0re
4zs-lea4 Of tie 3lss ut says
The condition Of things At The mouth Of The sa'gae'
hannah River continues the same - yesterday. Inc
Railroad ses fsrrybosi remains blocked ~ IN me ICE
asout quarter OF mile below Hayre De Trace Inc
quantity o. floating ice IN the Sgsglehsnns River u very
rest and there 10 prospect u the irave on tn- fa
-osd being Immediately resusrd TIE passenger. Nno
eft Philadelphia at P " on Monday had generally
returned 10 that city -1iing there vas no prospect o.
.he,r beng sble % cross the rivsr. The MAIL "neI
-. s-nt 10 the same train still on the eastern 'de
q the river bat ef1st w1s 20 oe made yes'efaAy
afternoon 20 bring II scross In boats 10 WHICH eFen' y
could arrive sometime during asst al ht large gasn-
y OF ice had been bscked on the shore near hsVre
4. Grace hu, no damage bad been done ether N ne
aonc the river far a. heard from No trains
,etveeu PniIsdelphs and Baltimore were dispsicned
from either city yesterday, and 10 m from the last
"a, received here yesterday. Ia order 70 seeomn
ts,s the travelling public az much a. possible the Kali
ro.i Company have chartered tie stssnoost Jere.s
s,d ont her upon the route q Pnstep hia va French
,on snt Newcastle she vii iesve the Norfolk steam
So.t uhsrf foot II SPA wharf mi. morning AZ zine
n cock and continue 20 unrl the travel On the ra-
road can oe resumed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-02

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the following statement OF the circulation OF New York
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We are more and more astonshed every day at md
inc the extraordinary demand for the journals Of our
sister CITY by our denizens We believe some Of them
are read more than city publications We have
lust made a computation of the New York City papers
that circulate principally IN Philsdel phis