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UNITED STATES MAIL.

~ ...,. f....hr.a.a FLORIDA. aE fsaau tisr 8
r,.-F .#s ha. Posr Oprcs pErxnrnrSry Sept 80,
DROPOSAfa5 for carrying the mails OF the Uni
December 1857 to 30h june 1859, on the
peced will be received Once the Post Office Dc
artmen Washington until b, OF the 5th NO
vcmber, 1857 decided on the following day ..
6S75 FROM Preeots Store ION the Florida aroad by
# Fort Hnrce, Ganesvc and scanopy, 70 ocaa and BACK,
Bidders win state the dstance name other intermediate Offices
irany and propose schedule Of departures and arrivals,
making close connc2ions with the railroad
store tc line Of the Florida aroadD by
River and St Louis, to Newnansvlc, 30 miles and
,s. back three times week, in four horse coaches
will propose schedule OF departures and arrivals,
I.a making connexions with the railroad. .t
Store the line of the Florida ralroa 10
Middeburg Is miles and back twice week In tw0horse
making close connexions with the railroad.
For forms Of proposal guarantee and certificate Also nsrao
January IT, 1855 in pamphlet FORM at The pnopa post
Offices. I'd .a.5.E ''" '" F8 ...." q. v. bioNN,
Oot 3-law4w Postmaster General
Marble Manufactures, TOmbs, statuettes, Etc.
TIME SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the atten-
Il hon Of the public to his large and elegant stock OF
MARBLES, ToMBsToNEs, AND MONUMENTS, l.' ''
At his establishment nor Twelfth and rtccn
He employ experienced workers in ne
marbles, and other description Of stone
MARBLE MANTEIs OF THE LATEST STYLES, ..
or his manufacture, and Of superior quality. '
iINTIIs DOOR AND WINDOW slIIs, CARRIAGE STEPS NEW
YORK FL4AGGING, &C.
In fact required the marble and bust
utility taste for the fine arts ....
particular description his stock unnecessary but cor
s visit to his yard where one can judge for him
In addition articles he has number
fancy he will manufacture TO order such he desired
facilities pompness and strict attention to business
WILLIAM RUTHERFORD,
street north, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
Son
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... .. .... FURNACES. ... .I ,,..... ..
THE ATTENTION of the community generally,
and Of builders particularly, the
Heater, lately patented by J. ID. Green Philadelphia.
All Interested solicited call and satisfy
themselves the superiority this heater all others
successfully tho principles combustion been applied
srucn that although radan surface
and fifty square feet requires thirty less coal than
furnace ....
Every Improvement that experience Of thirty the
cond applied
Heater proprors that efficiency
and economy Of is unsurpassed. . ' ..'' .''.
.... ........ ......- ....... SIBLEY GUY,
No 800 Penn. bet 10th and llth
Exclusive agency for the sale Of the Keystone Heater
Aug 5-T&Th2m
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CiAs g. D. JoSTzL T.
..-. JONES a. NOELL, .. ..
Ahoraeys at Law.
DUBUQUE, IOWA,
WILL attend faithfully and punctually to any
wv business the line Of their profession committed them
Cocons made Iowa Illinois Wisconsin, and Minnesota Territory,
and proceeds promptly remtted "
.." REFERENCES - ..f..E. .s r.#
Col. Thomas Green, lvy...u.,oz 4 Ia, Pa. r
Hon. Reverdy Johnson, Baltimore, Maryland. F.tH .'I
Hon John 4. Al DIX New York city, n4f ,.,u. ..
Sep 2-df
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Academy or the visitation, Frederick City
Maryland. ..


Maryland.
TJNHE exercises of this institution will recommence
i the first Monday in September. ....
... ..... .. TERMS OF BoARDERs.
Board and tuition with the French language W dered
oi ten months Sl0o
Stationery washing mendng bed bedding doctors fee, 10
piano, harp, guitar additional charge
the Latin; German Italian and Spanish languages draw
and painting likewise extra charges Entrance fec So
Aug 22-law7ws .... ........... ... ... ., ...
Washington Insurance Company.
CHARTERED BY CONGRESS.
FTNHIS Company is now prepared to receive appG-
cations for insurance buildings merchandise &C. the
usual city without charge policy their Office
Tenth and Penn avenue the Washington City Savings
Bank .' ..
VIM. +. Bayly Samuel Bacon,
Jos, Bryan, James y, Halliday,
Vim. orme, Hudson Taylor,
Francis Mohun NJ. W. Gult
.. .... Benz. Beal. Lei. .. Ia -....
JAMES C. MCGUIRE, President,
G. d. HANSON Secretary
May 29-d1y
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..t. Ben. a. Il. A. WhitIotk AZ Co.,
10 Beckmaa Street, of Nassau, opposite the Asfo'
,.. House, a.. .... ....... .., ....
PRopRIEToRs OF THE PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE CREMANT CABINET
IMPORTERS of Cognac brandics for druggists and
OtTd, Dupuy Co.. Hcnnessey nc, Gas
Ion CO. , highest reputation and sole pro
brandes the native proo anu navo
Cognac, viz
Vineyard of Chateau Bernard,
des champs dor,
Superior vineyard, vieux Cognac
ALSO aGn.
Exclusive importers of the
Old Royal Hollands,
Burgomaster schnapps
sherry Madeira and Port wines, &c. &c.
Ales, porters and cigars direct from shippers
..t CHAMPAGNE, CREMANT. ....
BM&E A. W Co exclusive of this wine, and
shipments regular packets and beg those VINO
NAV not have given under their guarantee That
will be found superior deaoy and quality wine at
present imported .. . . ..o. u....
Benz. NJ. Whitlock :... .. ,"...n.. ..H ....
Eiw'd A. Whitock, ..- .-.. .-. -. ------y---,. -.
Fredk j. Haverstick, BEN. L. A. WHIILOCk u CO
Oliver W. Dodge
Henry Cammeyer. I.... ..s-. ... ....
May 26-1y* ...... .... .. .I..., ..t ...r. ....
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
Georgetown, ID. G.
FINEllS large boarding and day school for young
l. ladies' long and favoraby known conducted by Miss
s. English under the direction Miss principal
assisted by competent and experienced teachers every
department OF learning
Members ofCongcss others whose Washing.
their daughters
vision, have dothe graduates
seminary representing nearly every the Union
For particulars address NJ J. NARROWER,
Principal Of the Georgetown Female Seminary,
Sep l2-eotf .r# ...t r-..u r...t Georgetown, ID. G.
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WEST JERSEY ACADEMY, l"
Iu.. .. ..s BRDGEToN, NEW JERSEY. ...... ...
.. DAVID thompson, A. NJ Principal .r.. ..,
FTNHE fall and winter session of this institution will
Il commence Wednesday November ith, 1857
FOR circulars address the Principal ...# ....
.... REEERENcs,
Rev. G. b. JONES, Il. d., Bridgeton, N j.
Hon WM. BGIER, U. s. senator C1earncld Pa
Hon. THEo FREIINGIIUYsEN, H. D. New Brunswick v. j.
Rev. JAMES WOOD, D. D., Philadelphia, Pa
S'pt 19-w6wt '..... - .'.... .-
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NsrO yolums, Nec Types and New 4rrangsme'rtss.
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Cmisay Gerals 0aoe-Gen George Gibson commssary gen
er assistant Captain simpson, SIX clerks and one Hnesssn
ger Il. r H .;H s...
Surgeon Generals 0hGen Thomas lawson surgeon general
assistants DR. r. C. Wood and m G. X WOOD hfee CLERKS 81
Engineer Generul Joseph Totten chief engcer assistant
Captain H. G. Wright hve clerks and one messenger
Biographical Bureau-Co Albert colonel Of tho corps as
sistan Captain G. woodruff four clerks and one messenger
Ordnance BtgeaaU r. Craig colonel Of ordnance assistant
Capt MaynAdior; eight clerks and one messenger
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Matthew Hale Smith,
r. COUNSELLOR LAW, .. ....
Rooms %, "a, No l6 Wall street, Nec York
Aug l5--tft ..
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS


Mrs. 8. A. Aliens Worlds HAT HestOreF'
Gray haired bald persons with diseases hair or scalp reea
following and judge OF tue articles +ht'f faf
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t#a Episcopal High school, of Virginia, ....
.sH."#| HOWARD
##s Three Miles Wsxt Of Alexandria .
REV JOHN P, MCGUIRE, RECTOR. #"
TIME seventeenth session of this institution will
i commence Wednesday tho 9th September next
rRs $3.50 for board tuition lights fuel mending payable
semi annually in advance. ...#. ..' -. ....
Modern music and drawing charges
Pamphlets containing the of government terms
to those who request them, Direct to 49, T'
REV. JOHN p MCGUIRE
#.F.. |-lH Theological Seminary, Post oncc, r
- t ..r Fairfax county, Virginia
July 1S-1sw10t
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under upcnendence bureau charged with
management Of the Naval Asylum.
bureau Construction Equipment and Rpdir-obn Lenha esq
bureau eight
the chief the Daniel D. Martini attached
this bureau who assisted three assistant engineers This bureau
has charge the building and repairs of all vessels purchase
Materials the providing OF all vessels with their equipments
sais The chief superntends
engines for and with
the approval Of the Secretary decides plans for their consruc
ton.
navy chief All provisions the
the and clothing together with the making Of contracts for fur
nishing the same under the charge Of this bureau
Bueap If aud Hyycpaphy Capt Duncan hgraham
ordnance the manufacture
guns powder shot, shells &C. and tho equipment
vessels owsr with everything connected Herewith II also pro-
with charts cronometers barometors &C. to-
furnished shpsofwar The United
Observatory and Photographed 0ce at Washington
the Naval Academy Annapolis also under the general
pcrintendencc Of tho chief OF this bureau.
roau qf Medicine S,payDr William whelan Uni
ted States chief Of bureau passed assistant surgeon United
States navy clerks Everything relating 70 medicines and
Medical stores wounded and Of
hospitals within the superintonence Of this bureau
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Hon J. Floyd Secretary war; W. Dnkard chief clerk
clerks The
following bureaus attached 10 this department:
Commanding Generals onThs Office the head OF which
lieutenant General Scott, h at New York
4djfnnt Generals 0oeCo samuel Cooper, Adutan General
AssntsBrevct Major D. Townsend Brovct Capt Williams,
aud Bevet Capt Gareschc Judge Advocate Brevet Major John
Lee clerks In ONCE all
the which refer 10 the OF the army the rolls &c
ls here wberc all military commissions are made out
QuotdSr Generals 06ce-rcvct Major General T. g Jesup,
qnarternaser general AntsColone C. Thomas Captain NJ s
Miller and Brevct Major Beer clerks and one messenger
Major Leslie, district paymaser eight clerks and one mcssen
ger
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Police Intelligence.

TEE LATE FopCuy uroS THp BUFFALO CfTY BAsK The
late forgery upon the Bsnslo City Baak oontsuss 10
tract the attention OF the Authorities police
city. Yesterday another complaint was made ssa'oa
Charles McComber for passing one Of the counterfeit
"nvs." upon . druggist In Eighth avenue. rhe of
Of the bank question, 90 they appear upon NE face
the bills are we'll known characters j. Taylor VIII %
name appears as the Register, 10 sald 70 bs OF
Brothers Taylor Of Chatham square. jobs Kimberly,
Prescsrt, now In the State prison He vas ARRESTED
about six months ago Tor passing counterfeit moneT.
an old coupierfeiter The matter still under invesues
lion be Justice Dawson, Of the Jerersou Msrhet 20
lice Court.
ApRssr or A1tperp Horn THDvss About the s,b Of
December last agent OF d. Dones~se, Of 81 Ns"su
street. while stopping The Gilmore HSuse. Baltimore
had bis room entered by hotel thieves and rob
forty seven gold watches, valued M So ooo About toe
same time an ssen OF nessrs Palmer Richardson Co
Of No. % Esidea sne while staying at Barnum's Hotel
In the city, had bis broken into and rob
bed OF nearly 5000 worth Of Watches and je~elry
several parte, were arrested ard indicted The above
ohrse,. Ofncers rom Baltimore have been looking for
psrts alleged 10 have been implicated and on saturday
st t~o men, nsnsd Charles Young, alias George Kuhn,
and John wilson al az Wsid. we're arrested ~ the Bal
more police a. the Pacific Ho,e In Greenwich street
charge berg connected with The thieves sresdy in
custody In Baltimore demand TOR tneir surrender
having been h,ued by the Governor OF Maryland, Gov.
Kng OF this s's'e grspsd rtquisiton. sod yesterday
movnrg The officers started for Bspmue with their
pTEoteis.
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sentence. There 'are no data for a collision"
ar d, as everybody knows, there can be no col
llsion unless Professor Pierce has data. You
might just &c well try to fire q cannon without
powder as get up a cosmical collision without
data. The thing Is ridiculous So ridiculous
that if Professor Pierce had been there when the
lost comet between Mars and Jupiter was
knocked into bits, the thing couldn't have hap
pened unless the Professor had had his data
wouldn't have been Of any sort Of use for tie
comet to come banging its head and whisking its
tail through the system. unless Prof. Pierce had
been supplied with data; if these had been for
gotten the comet would have had to call again
In this state of things one cannot help shud-
dering at the possibility of Prot. Pierce getting
some data The sensitive mind suggests that he
should be locked up and no one allowed to see
him without being searched for fear of their taking
him data concealed about them. Only to think
that if this mathematical professor with the cold
hard eye, and the long straight hair, were to
get data, We might all be blown up next June.
We commend the subject to the consideration
Of the thoughtful, and we suggest especially that
the spirts be consulted on the comet. Let us
know all about it, and especially whether Cum
ming is likely to sell his books and Pierce to get
any data
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QUIZ FItEIO NAbKLIo CORRESPONDENTS.
Prssro C,Bsio, Feb a, 1851
Onstitusonal Acknowledged Of the R,pu,he-7h. Cen
troll and other Rdsiroods-Rsutes Of Ne Lines- Expected
ProGu-Reai Kuan Increasing n Value
The present position Of this republic quite ,urshre
The long wished reform OF the constitution will uuquss
onsby take place without any opposition and the seoe
rH Efforts Of the people and s governmsst are towards
the material progress Of the country
suppose you have slrsafy learned that the cop,rsc,
for the censructn Of the Cs trail Railroad OF ve,cz sh
has been granted By the sovernme ths mos, fsvo
rsble terms for the contractors Besides The opey Of
the road and exclusive right Of gay twenty I'VE
years, ibe sovernmsnt tusisntets the stockooldcr,
per cent anpum and gives them soc acres Of
land eve'y nie Of railroad built all materials free Of
duty end nsuy ether sdvantsgs the euterprise
one or the most profitable Of lie class.
The road will from ths pert 70 sAu Fsrpe, Bsruui-
smeo Araeus Bsrinas 70 tue river Ouoco and asotuer
leys Of Assua ~ Csrscas, making Puerto Cabelo the
depot for productions OF the greater pA OF this re
public srd one the mtn importance In South America
BY statistical Information Of the actual trsfio Of The
vslsncs 10 CO culaed tbs, The road gill pay divd md
Of lees than verty four per cent during the FIRST year,
The contractors have already organized commit
snc are making preparations 70 commence The work q,
otte, the same having been surveyed BY Mr. Jpo.
Dou beriy Civil Engineer Of Jour city, who expected
ON the same fostirg smother contract has ust boon
granted 70 several mtrcnsnts OF Caracas oou,truct
another railroad between that atty And Lsguayr which
Tro msts 70 be 40 profitable, although more costly.
copcep,rsted In the port OF Puerto Csbeo
The influence OF all these steps towards progress II
already .t here In the In value OF rcs state
ara tosrciiy Of houses.
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Ds0hso DO. q d p. T.; and some Java n lSko. me
~ naskss wls sxcsd ysssss and As 90 and ssvs
Business wss done IN Old eoloa bla0ks, which were
freely bsusAs up md The nsrks closed u average a.
vanos Il o. % PER ID. yron S4Ke n Ne sess part q
The week hey rose today 70 go. skc, md at the
close holders we're stu st 400 The higher grades, esps
oialy Of The green's exhibited change Of moment in
quotations, though held ss full prices. rreoraoksu,
another Chinese article, have largely advanced in price
Freishts without change Of importance Grain In
bulk n To- and -four CLOSED u a. for Liverpool 10
Loadon hour ct a. 3D.. heavy goods at 2os; and
grain In bulk 81 I'd.
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TIE Gurpll ppsP,rcH.
THE WAGON ROAD TO THE PACIFIC.


WASHINGTON, March 81. 1897.
The Secretary Of the Interior has had verss,on
with Senators Douglas and Weller, Mr.. Chapman Of Ne
braska Mr. Rice Of Minnesota, and NJ Denver, relative
TO the wagon roads TO Inc Pacific, Authorized By the
the last Cossress The whole question ws discussed
and they came the conclusion thai there should be
GENERAL supeinendent or the work. which should be d
Weed into three sections, with sub sup srntendent 10
each. u 10 sad that Col VIM. H. Mobiles, Of Minnesota
vas regarded By oil Of them emiBenly Lifted the
general superinispdeptship
with the exception Of Me Pos, nasisr The Baltimore
appointments have not ~ been officially announced
though b generally believed that the following tue
cast Collector j. 7. Hsson Naval oHitcr, X B,~en
Surveyor Washington Finley Marshal, John wssey
watkins, resppOinssd; Dssric, Attorney VIM. Meade
Addsop. resppoiutsd.
The following posmassers have been appointed and re
appointed -
Daniel Stephens. ct E'mira, New York; John x. Huut
st Toledo Ohio Nash A Balch at Kalamazoo, Michigan
vice Devoe, whose commission viii expire; Corse
Illus o. Flynn, Detroit Michigan, VIC, Brodhesd, whose
comm ission III expire; John Morris, 81 Banimore
vice DIVES, whore commission Will soon expire.
4 Phirney has been sppoiutsd Collector OF Barn
stable Msss and Myer Jacobs Surveyor OF Charleston,
so.
We karp from the Navy Department ,ha, The Uniled
states irsase Msrrimsc viii leave Norfolk 70 dsv
Tor Boston
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TIM CoNET--The public is requested to read
the letter OF Prof Pierce, published 10 another
column about the comet that is to destroy the
world in June next That eminent charlatau and
mouniebabk, John Cumming. of London, Eng
land. end various French philosophers have pro-
poesied that the comet will certainly come into
collision with our planet and knock Us all into
cooked bat. On the strength Of which DIR. John
Cumming thinks everybody should provide them
selves with copy Of his Apocalypt Sketches,
and bis tracts, entitled Short Road by The Back
door TO Bliss
Our philosopher Professor Pierce, who doesn't
publish tracts and do, mt pretend to believe that
two ard two make any hing bat four however
you may fix them, has demolished the British
divines and French philosophers with single
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Senate
ALBANY, March II, 1857.
Tns usual number Of petitions and memorials relating
70 fsnity Church were presented.
The bill 70 punlsh frauds In the sale Of spurious tckes
10 passenger O railroads was reported complete
M Rzooks rose TO question Of pavilege and said
That during his necessary absence last evening" the New
York charter bill taken from the commee Of which
he chairman. Alter stgmatzug the ac - discour
teous and insulting, no moved reconsideration Of the
vote on the question; which lost by ayes TO- noes l6
n.y. Brooks then stated that deemng this direct In
sns he you'd move to DO discharged from further SER
vice on the committee.
Mr. Lee moved 70 lay the motion on the table. Lost
Al the suggestion Of Mr.. wADswoRrH the question was
postponed til TO morrow.
the Senate. in Committee Of the Whole, then considered
Tho bill dividing the State into Senatorial districts wa,
ordered TO . third reading.
The Trinity Church Dill was then taken up In Commit
tee Of the Whole, and u under discussion.
EVENING SESSION.
Tho Committee on Conference the bill relating to
Banks, the Banking Department. &c reported they mad
receded from the smenamept requiring the Superinten
dent only 70 take mortgages ~ fifty per cent security
bills relating to the building Of canal bridges were
then read, pursuant with the special and several
pasaed.
Assembly.
ALBANY, March 81, 1857.
The bill in relation to the purchase Of supplies for the
claim bila were passed.
EVENING SESSION.
10 incorporate the Metropolitan Medical College, New
York
10 amend the Revised Statutes relative 10 the imprson
ment Of creditors.
To guste the fees OF county judges. The bill allows
no fees except ~ Justices Of the Peace and Commissioners
Of Deeds.
10 repeal the third section OF the act enlsrginK the
powers Of the General and Special Sessions in the cy OF
New York.
Requiring Boards Of Supervisors TO publish and distr
butte their proceedings
To pay certain legal costs incurred In certain legislative
ana judicial cases.
To authorize the formation Of town Insurance oompo
mics.
10 authorize loan Of SIS 900 10 the New York Central
College.
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CouRT OF ApPEALs, MARCB 26.-No. 30, re-
served ter April v No 20, reserves or Al. No
81 ,fhrmed By ceaut No 10, Cher ey against Arnold
Argued. Me-. n Bennett Tor appellant Mr. n. r kygsu
for respc potnt No. -, psued. No s6 Williamson
sfsipst Brown. Argued. NJ. rsh for sp,siIan
md 1lf siruck Of
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Another Railroad Accident.

PTIssBuAG, March 81, 1897.
This afternoon the locomotive attached to the East
Liberty accommodation tram the Pennsylvania Rail
read when rounding the at Denny's station mile
east Of Pstsburg on the traoh falling down
bankment fifty feet, and exploding with . great noise
The tender and three passenger oars also carried
down the embankment short distance, but fortunately
did not turn One hundred passengers In the
cars, but Of them seriously injured, except
young man named Valentine, employed on the train,
whose LEG was horribly shattered The locomotive
complete wreok and the tender and but te better
Tho accident IL attributed 70 detective rail-
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHusDsiPHA nafch AZ, 1887.
stocks ue,dy Pennsylvania Sc, s5; Reading Railroad,
spss long Island Railroad, 49,; Morris Canal, lk
Pennsylvania Railroad, tsx.
CaAnssros, March ~, 1857.
Co,top-sslss 70 day l,Too bales Of full prices,
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The Hon. David wiImos.

TowAsDA, nsrca ~, 1857.
Hen David wilmo, having received yesterday des.
Patch nom Harrisburg announcing hrs nomination for
Governor Of Pennsylvania his peishbovs ~ Towards
homo cd him y In . serenade last evening.
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Terrific GunpOwder Explosion.

TerH1hc GunPOWder Explosion.
81. LOUIS, March ~, 1857.
About seven O'Clock this evening terrible explosion
Of powder occurred In the gun store Of j. Adrch
Main street. blowing the building 70 atoms together with
the extensive hardware establishment adjoining OF Kraft
Co. u impossble 70 get the full particulars to-
night but - far be ascertained four persons
have been killed and several others serously wounded.
The ruins Of the buildings burning
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Departure of the America.

HAITIAN, Msrco a., 1897.
TIE royal mail steamship Amerca arrived here this
morpps ct bslpast three O'Clock and sailed again for
liverpool Ut half past ave. There IL . light northerIy
wind ard the weather II cloudy.
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The Funeral OF Esssidge Lane, Nephew OF
the President.
BsIrpoau, March ~, 1887
Miss Lane, accompanied BY p. Henry, ESQ, the Pre-.
dents Private Secretary. passed through this city this
morning On their vay 70 Lancaster 70 alter the funeral
OF shrdSe Lane The President did not company them