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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-04-27
MALE DIES E. U.

F1BRfQUE D'OUVRAGES EN- FER
BLANC, EN- CUIFRE EFT EN- TOLLE
LIE soussign6 s'ttant 6tabli dams Ia rue du
Maine, proche 1'eglise methodist, informe
respectueusement lie public quill continue a
TRAVELLER dams la susdite branche. D'apr6s
une Tongue experience il Sc fatte de pouvoir
donner entiere satisfaction a ceux qui YOU
droht Bien Phonorer de leurpratique.
Toute ferblanterie confectionn6e GU rae
commodee dams lie plus court d6Iai.
JOHN TLLANO.
90 Ean
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-04-27

NEW FLOUR.
30 barrels, a superior article Of St. Louis
brand, just received by
oct u 81 PIKE q BABIN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-04-27
AVIS.

AVIS.
On t~rouvera a mon tcurie A Baton Rouge,
pendant la saisoh a partir dn Ter mars an Ter
Juin-LiGtaIon de race, impofte, NICHOLAS.
Ii est sans 6gal comne clteVal de course ct
de race. Les termea sont modtrGs pour sac.
corder aux temps. Pour chaque jument FLO
par saut, compliant, ct a $l5 pour Ia e%aieon,
ct $50 pour assurer un poulaln. Ceux qui
placeront leura ~iutnents pour Ia saisnh on as-
~surance seront tenus de fournir leurs billets
pour Il montaht do a ID fin de Ia saison.
ORrG1Ng-L'ttalo est par st Nicholas lesn
de Moss Rose.-Elle fut tlevte par Mr. Moss
de- York, en- Angleterre, issu de Tramp ct
de Sancho, st. Nicholas, le pere du susdlt
fut vendu a un prince AlIemand pour Ia som.
me de 10000 p~iastres. lie premier ct second
prtx a Ia d~erni6re foire ont etc accordes a des
poulains engendrts par Nicholas.
8 few. 50 ANTHONY MoNGET.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-04-27
a. h. III.
DENTIsTE.

Residence--A Fest de Ia maigon de cour,
dams la maison ei-devant occupte par Ghas.
r. Tossier. 4 Baton Rouge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-04-27

"A L PLOUGH-suasEoH DEETIsr.
Residence, East Of the court house, in
the house formerly occupied by Charles II
Tester, Baton Rouge.
deR 10 Al
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-04-27
NOTCE.

All persons having in eirpossession books
or other property belonging to the late John
Huestons decd, are requested to return them
Immediately.
aug rs 29
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-04-27

rs (Gallon) Kegs Pickles for sale BY.
PIKE& BABTN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-04-27
DIR. =. M. HEREFORD,

Tenders his professional services to thu
publie.-Odice on Lafayette 81.
February 10th, 1914.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-04-27

\ - Wd8 DFoUgHt % IHB DsPOE &c
NJ Baton Rouge On the 9th Of Dee.
: 1s43 a Degroboy, who calls him-
fpX/ self Augustus Stephens, 4 feet II
GaaAAAzs inches high, about 1s years Of age,
speaks French and broken English,s says he
~ free born, says he is from Pensacola and
run en- a boat commanded by Capt. Forsyths.
The owner is requested TO comply with the
law and take him away
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-04-27

23 f&Y,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-29

400 bbs for export 81 Some 1900 10 1900 b1l
Cheese are going forward 10 England from first hands
TALLOW-As small sale has been made a, Il cts. There
is some deni=nd 70! good.
WOoL-Ihere is more activity the market, and the
sales from the dealers during the week have been large From
first hands he sales have been Is bales washed Entire Rios
Is cts mos Il Of the and 20 DO Smyrna
made public and some large parcels OF Fleece and Pulled
the following quotations American Sa1ony Fleece ~ IS
per 10; American full blood Merno ~: American and
Nleino 36 80; American native and do q g; Supene
pulled IS IS; No pulled 30 a 81; No . do 2ta25.
OlLS-Thsre is demand for Whale for export, but
there have been small sales for home cents Linseed
has advanced Sales 5000 gallons City rs, mostly
&C. cash. closing firmly the highest Price Spe,ms also
higher with sales SOC bb cents and 100 do Bed
ford S. cash We quote unbleached and bleached Fall 50
81, and Winter s. 90 Cts
METALS-New sheathing Copper is steady at % cents
mos $500 lbs old Sheahins and Bolts ls
cash Pig Lead steady about 81 So 600 Pigs sold lots
1t s. 50 So s., cash.
H0PSAbout 20 bales st Western have been sold for
consumption al a cts. The stock is Ii.ht.
HIDES AND SkINS.We notice additional sales 302drv
Southern at o. Cents and Jamaica s. cash. they
Farther sales OF about 5oOJ Curacao Goat Just arrived have
changed hands at IS and 28oo Mexico City,
tern made public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-29
MERCANTILE AGENCY
No D0-~,S D-;I,s;-.

The attention Of the mere hauts in this city who sell into the
country credit invited this Agency. Upward OF two
hundred individuals and firms enrolled subscribers.
The object OF tie Agency procure information
legitimate way, about the Standing responsibility, &C. OF
country merchants residing the States OF Nev-York Ohe
Michigan Indiana, Illinois, the New England States, New
Jersey parts of Missouri and Penns vana and the Teor
of Iowa and Wisconsin, and keep constantly revised for
the benefit Of the merchants of this city whoare subscribers
the Agency Local and travelling Agents employed to
gain the necessary lntomatopmen OF experience good
judgement and good character Experience has shown III
the Mercantile Agencyas has been highly useu
not echants this who subscribers but
TO honest and solvent merchants the country and that
only the fraudulent and dspoed who have occasion OBJ
jet it. Among the many of the principal
dealers in Dry Goods. Groceries, Hardware Crockery Drugs
and Medicines &c:
The terms-whch are reasonable and invarable-w be
made known to applicants at the Office.
Any merchant who shes the value of the lnforma
ton do gratuously better has been thoaght
OF than for bring of the bad debts they have made
since establishment of the Agency 1871, and ascerta IN
how the debtors stood the books OF the Agercy when the
goods We're sold 10 them.
The names of coed Collecting Attorneys will be
tuitousy TO merchants and Others who subscribers
on their making personal application.
LEWIS TAPPAN,
ja4 lmeod Corner Hanover and Exchange sta
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PROFESSOR c. P. BoRDENAvE.

Ihe Pans edition from which reprint b. had
this country for less than TWELVE. DOLLARS, which
places II entirely beTond the Of the ood 81
French residents as well as as OF the large numbes of As
ricans and Others who read the French II View Yo
alone there are over 30 coo French residents and nothing
OF the State OF Louisiana and the British province of Lover
canada sos snaTay populated By Fienchmen and Their
descendants there thousands who read speak the Ism
suase as native and the publisher Tsrmit hmss
doubt mat the preen viii with the favor and
support OF the French residents throughout the Union well
OF the thousands of English German and Americans who
conve5sant with French language We give P,of Dor.
denave Card csrtif the correctness OF this Ell
a CARD.
nave read osr rrcof of zach and every page Of the New
World edition Of he MYSTERIES Of Paris French with
nave not only corrected rho errors Of the p-sss in the
present 6n those which occurred in the best original Paris
edition rom which this has been copied This therefore
the most perfect edition sxtant
take tins occasion recommend the public TO the
excellence OF Nj Deming translation by comparing with
the French No better learners could devils
c. P. BORDENAVE,
Professor Of Languages"
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~ concert and INTRODUCTORY Address.

~ Concert and Introductory Address
Al Tabernacle Broadway on Friday E'eaing. sebrua
I'd 1873
TAX place above which several performers OF ackncw-
lodged excellence. Vocal and Instrumental will appear
rcuIars will b. duly announced
Previous to ths Gons5I. an AttEsSs by J. AUGUSTUS
and usiurs as felt and acknow edged in every and
condition of tn human family Mr. Charles " hiqg wi!
conduct the Concert and preside at th- piano orte lck
stores No postponrment account of weather Do1ts
open the Ad1 e>s will Commence at 8 o'clock
u Mercantile Library Association.--lh ne
,,nIn LECTURE Course ~ b- del v-red Clinton
Hail on UESDAY EVENING. 30th II half l.st
sven o'clock by Rev. HENRY GILES Subject" RO-
BERT BURNSn Tickets . cets 10 De had the door.
By order, CHAS. NJ. WHcATLEI,
SITS Recording SECRETARY
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IMPORTANT FROM SANTA FE.-A letter from
Santa Fe, received BY gentleman in ST. Louis,
few DAYS SINCE states that in the early part Of No
yeuber last there was quite a mutiny of the Next
can soldiers of that city, in the public square in
front ofthe Governors Palace. 1t was immediately
ouelled, however, by the Governor in person. with
30 soldiers and a II FOUNDER shotted and pointed
towards the mutineers, the match being lighted
Only two were killed and three wounded in the az
fair. rumor had just reached the capital, that
Amijo had been removed and new Governor was
within 200 miles of the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-29

I SASps's SARsAPl Will remove and permanently
diseases having their origin impure OF The
blood and depraved CONDITION Of the general constitutions
Scrofua or Kings Evil III It's various forms, Rheumatism
obstinate Cntaneous ETuptions Bchs Bes, Pimples
Putues the face, Chronic Sore Eyes Rngworm Tet-
Scad Head enlargement and pain the and joints,
stubborn Ulcers Syphc symptoms diseases arising from
njudcioss Of Mercury Female Dsrancements End
other similar complaints,
BALTIMORE. February 18th. 1873
a. B. SAND, Co.-Gentlstneu: have used your Extract
of Saapariia since Introduction into this city 1t gives
pleasure have found answer my
gune expectations believe be the best preparation of
that valuable article
With much respect, yours,
JOHN WHITKlDGE, NJ. D., IS Gay-st.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail and for e5poraton
by il. B. SANDS co Druggists. (Ciranite Bui!dings)
OF Broadway and Chambsrs-stree Sold also b. A.
B. & D. SANDS 70 Fulton. of Goldseet and At y
ski bottles for 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-29
? The Invisible Wiz 80 cIo..lv resembles

y The Invisible wig 50 CLOSELY resembles The
real mad OF hair that scepcs and connosseurs hayero
nouDced ttbs most r-ct and extraordinary OF the
DAY. The gar advantage this Eove aud unique WIZ
is beng made without 1sinc, which causes us
appearance Closely 10 resemble The natural h4Ir Both
Ighttess and natara def detection,
being 50 pautl al and re~ tina, all cases
p=sptti9u eSspoftou uE.nIe-t md The great eTlls
ofo- Wigs -,irei avoided The scepc and conuclsSenf
alike ln'lt=d 70 inspect this nov-i sud braua Wig, and
the peculiar method Of fitting mead the manufacturers
AC.lBARFY, l45 Broadway, corner OF Libertyset Mp
st,irz- JAZZ nis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-29
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

The work vii! be printed good paper and tvpe be
completed IN not more than eight Parts each Part containing
one volume OF the Paris edition. the price of which ST So
The Numbers will Be issued rapidly possibeat least
and probably two in each week, till completed
Part will De ready Tuesday Jan 30 Price IS cents
each part To Booksellers and Agents SO hundred. Or.
ders should be addressed immediatelyto
i29 j WINCHESTER. Pnhsher 30 ANGST
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ja4 lneod
NJ ARRIED.

At Troy January o. NJ. HENRY ". DANFoRrH TO Miss
MARIA PECK.
Al Troy January 49, Mr. c F. PRUYS, OF Bath Rensse
aer Co., 10 Miss CERT RUDE BULsoN, of Albany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-29

Total Pots and rearis ~ esq hbls.
COTTON.-The sales to-day reported ar about 1900
bags although they may have been larger The market
nearly up the highest point Of the sales beng
fully up and Others &c below The sale of 900 bags
fair Upland noticed yesterday made l0c The sales OF
the week ending Friday evening 4CO bales of which
5000 are Upland and Florida ordinary mddinS 8; 9c,
,nddug fair 81 lot good far lC i0c; and 600
Mobile and Newt Orleans ordinary to midding s; o. mid
ding fair to Ol aud good fair TO fine II 2:c. The
receipts during the psod 1855 bales Cotton Is
offering for Liverpool and tbs rate OF freight Is ed
76d per h.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-Thsre is no material change TO
notice The market firm but we hear OF very little doing
Western is IS Sit, with little 10 be had below Sit We
tina, about 5000 bbs going forward England
,sy no, all on The freight now asked
Is Sd per barrel Fancy held at s. s. t2! scratched
Western, is In good demand at 81 so; fine middng y:
ISL; mddng So 62 So 69; and ship stuffS 81 -
$685. Southern Scratched is 81. witt, sales. Southern de
scrip,ous are lm with moderate inquiry GEORGETOWN and
Brandysne held S7iaS5. Richmond Country at ia
81 Sit. Richmond City is held az s. 10 Rye tIo@ Is
scarce a3 81 SO For Meal there is fair demand 1t %
62 for jersey aud Bsndywine. Bnckwheat selling al Oi
. Tor Common and S. FOR fancy; bags 81 Ia. hall barrels
y D. Shorts are uomnay II IL cents Snip Stpis IA
cts bag Neal's rather better; quote 100 ll2: cts
EhAlN-"e notice !arhes purchases 1000 bushels Long
Island hea; = 90 % for the stem mill BROOKLYN
corn IS very scarce, and held higher Last sale Southern Soc
weight. Rye entirely nominal al 60 So Oas are in
tail demand only at 81 ga Cents lots Southern
uuso!d
ulo\lS II uuit II any liug ii cents
though some holders ask firmly III cents We ro,ice small
sales, 80 10 80 b5is, at lie su,a lot North CsIolna Fla,
nrough, $40, and $40 bags Odessa at
crushns Clean Flax nominay sll pes ,iIee Timothy
prime held Sl bat the amount of $50 10 2ee his
been picked up al IS SO.
! fROVISioNS-lheIe is not much doing today and
prices without change We small! sales Old Pork
t 50 and So 100 bbs Old PINE at 81. New is oc
fe ed 81 IS aud SO IS without sales
hear OF nothing OF importance excepting rs bbs
Sls For Lard there inquiry, aud notice sales
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IMPORTANT ENTERPRISE

q In consequence of the extraordinary popularity and
demand Tor copies in the original publisher of III
NJ" of<LD at The and Compliance with
the wishes OF many French gentlemen, has determined TO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-29
Markets. TINS DAY, Q O'Clock

Cotton firm with moderate sales. Flour Very dull
holders very steady Farther sales Ashes so for old and
62l for new bills Pots
Pe 72i Co., Sales 200 bales Hay, for Shipment
60. 700 bbs Wilmington Turpentne sold at Q So
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NEW PERIODICAL AGENCY, AND
DEPOT OF CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.


Original.
" Lead US rot into Temptation BY John Neal.
" Bois Toi. Sang. Bssum,noir."- Mrs. F 5. OsSood
My Doubl> or, The Man who rot Gel Blauk-by c. (.
Hoffman
The Sistsrs-B BIZ the Editor
Moods OF the Miad.-By Mrs =, c. Embury.
The Female Gceberg:-A Frosty Lyric.
Extracts from the Diary OF Poor Man.
We shall Meet ACoin.-8y Samuel D Patterson,
Light and D arkneSs.-By c. Donald Mcleod.
The Last Gass-By Isabel Joceyiia.
The Fountain of You,h,-By J. X. Pauldlng.
The ludiin Maiden By the Edi;o7.
Sunny PhilcSorhv.-By the Editor.
Reco!lectons of China.-By Mrs. {. II. Butler.
To my Sister, her Brdai.-By Mrs Anna c. Mowa,t
The Songs OF NiSh;.-By Isaac +. Shepherd
The Coutrast-By Miss Matilda p HUT.
Nlowis the Indian Coquee-By Henry P. Sehoolerslt
Thoughts for Alphabetically the Editor
Books the Month sc.
Notices 10 Correspondents
EN- be Ills hmcnts.
The SssrsEugraved expressly for the Columbian Maya
zine b. Fl. 5. Sadd, by Fred. :. Agate.
The Indian Maideu-Eugrayed expressly for the Column
bian Magazine By S. A. Schot painted BY j. g. Chapman.
FAsHIoSs-Coored-Eou Figures.
Music" The Chsin thar Links my Heart 10 Thine ~
Balai poetry by Mrs Ann 5. Siepheus music by Miss Ann
Soman
TERMS.-$3 per annum advance; copies for s.,
copy years for S. SisIs Numbers, IS each
Delivered IN any part OF this CITY and BROOKLYN and
by Mail all parts OF the United States and the Gauaas BY
J26 Bus ISRAEL FOST 5 Aston House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-29

,,ovrRyoR's feelings in regard TO cotillions and
',,her light amusements! l am sorry to say, that
EXCELLENT parsonage does not practice upon
S;s beautiful theory. Our citizens were thunder
ctr struck, day or two since, by the editorial an
n ~ in the Argus, that Gov. BoucK had
g condescended yes, that was the Democratic
rbraseology-had oondescended to visit the Am
ppS;thea,re on the occasion of the benefit of the
K Poor Indians Will the Governor allow me
70 suggest to him the propriety of turning to MS
Dutch Bible, and carefully reading the passage
recorded in Matthew, VII, 3, 5? Yours, &c.
WATcH-TowER.
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Markets. Cersflalu reported for TIE Tribune.

SATURDAY, JdN "a.
ASHES.-There continues far Inquiry and We notice
farther sales bbis l83 inspection at So and 100 do lSi'
on private terms supposed Gi In Pearls we hear of Moth
ing doing Wsquote CO... The exports 2t January
,ro nos hills Pots 3lG hbls Pearls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-29

LEGISLATIVE ScESE.-An alteration took place
:, the Tennessee Legislature on the 18th instant
between Mr.. T and MIR. Miller ending in a
sght. which was finally terminated by several mem
hers interfering and separating the combatants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-29
CRY GUARD solREr-This was one of the most

Cry GUARD So1EEE.-This was one of the most
brilliant fetes Of the season. satisfied it
would be. The company was very large, and bright
eyes grew brighter as the music OF the band sent the
dancers whrling through the dance. The room was,
by the art OF the upholsterer converted into Turk
sh tent, and embellished by Smith, OF the Park
Theatre with views of Turkish and Moorish scenery
and history. Among them is copy of the famous
painting Of the battle between Richard and Saladin
which does great credit to the painter. Among the
guests we noticed members of the Independent Ca
diets and New-England Guards Of Boston, the Pro-
vide4ce Light Infantry, and of the Brooklyn and
Philadelphia companies The scarlet uniform of
the Guard their soldierly bearing, and their atten-
ton to the ladies and their guests, was marked of
all, and was the admiration all. The supper was
in Nibos best style, and of course, was profuse and
delicate. The reputation Of the Soree of 1913 was
amply maintained by the Soiree Of 1884, and we
mark the evening OF January 9th, with white
stone, in our memory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-29

FURNITURE NOIICt-Sota beGSteaGs. NC
Il <. COTTON would inform all who wan Of a.
Of any description. that he prepared trruh aod
h1s constantly hand arge assortment including
EsrrlS paten, Sedstesds which 70, ,myie,ty dara
eility and economy without thsr equal The public
invited 10 call and examine thtmaso, all Other kind, OF
Sofas always on hand.
Those breaking ap houssSeeI ng wishing sell all
any portion of their Furniture ind ready sale by ,epd
ing line calling upon the sub,cueer
Sales by Aucricu faithfully attsnde0 "a.
.r26isd +. COTTON. li3 Er,ton ;. Ans
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ID ED,


On Saturday January 81. Mrs MARY McKENNY. wife Of
William McKrnnv, IN the 59th year Of her age.
The friends the family respectfully invited 10 attend
her funeral This Afternoon. o'clock from her late resi-
deuce No. 1872 Psarl-strset without further invitation.
las by bean falling his he'd and breaking his skull!
WILLIAM son Of William Jeffrey aged II years, month
January d. WILHELM of Eev. JOHN H. Bowler, aged
years and months.
Harriet Wakius Of Worthwhile, Cayuga Co.. y. y, aged
years, 10 months and 10 DAYS.
January &c MAKE EMILE daughter Of Victor and Marie
Al Honolulu Sandwich Islands Sept mbar II, SARAH.
daughter OF Rev Mr. Leslie attached 10 the Oregon Nilsson
under the care OF the Methodist Episcopal Church. aged 9
years.
AT the same place September &c. Mr.. Gro W. CHURCH,
native Of ochtser. Mass aged IS He had resided
in the Islands ab ,ut 10 years
-
Passengers Arrived
In the packet ship Oneida. from HdureMaurlce de Mark
owitz iieo Maurice. France; Charles Gag
mebn, Swtzehaud; Edward Lahat Germany and II in the
II the brig Fzorta Blanco, from Balise, Hondpas-Lt
II & Watson Mr. Charles Senator.
In The brig Rodney from Matagorda, Tsras-hlr Wal
Passengers Sailed
In the packet ship Sheridan for LuerpooL-Mr Gage, Of
N.wfok Quinby, Philadelphia; y Ell Ktvanagh Bos-
tou; William Stlli Jr, Thomas Wanes, Joseph Mead,
Lverool Cslisto Agune, Paris; Charles Schaffrr, Baze,
Honduras; Thomas Thomrson Valparaiso; Charles
Watson Cd w Roy il Regiment a.
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appointmentsb by the Governor.
"a, md NTH The adtce and coz sent Of The SenGts

psy,srLAEa-Stephen Reynolds Jr., Surrogate, vic
ra,,s L. Trary-tern expires Goth Jan.
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MEMORANDA.
The ships Tennessee, Wise from Rotterdam and Calhoun
from Charleston and brig Token from Halifax still be-
low anchor in Graves End Bay They unable to get
up un change of tide the having disappeared consd
erahe.
The Swedish ship Peter lnnes is anchor the West
B k.
The schrs Brilliant and Louisa, from Virginia and several
other small vessels with oysters this morning add
proceeded eastward.
The Rive and BAYS somewhat clear OF ice this
ing Wind fresh a INV
SAILED,
Ships Ma tina Washington. Apalachcoa; Uncas, Mobiles
Arson, Charleston.
Barss Waban, Havana; Pilot, Ria de Janeiro.
Brlgs Republic, Port au Prince Parsey Boun Yzabei
and several others.
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DISASTERS

Brig Forida Bianco Eidrdse 10 days from Baiize Hon
duas as knocked down her beam ends gale from
w on the 18th lat So ST. long r. IN which situation she
nous when the shifted and the vessel night
ed Had the wind blowing heavy from w NV during The
passage. Received pilot on board 22d
Schr Gen Jackson from Boston for BuckSpo Before r.
ported sailed from below Ports mouth 18th INST after losing
TWO aachors and procuas another put back
Lane: vessel damaged and expected 10 De got on An
other received al Portland, states thai the Zen Jack
ashore Monday morning. Kittery Point and
that the would probably be saved and the vessel lest
full rugged brig the morning OF the 22t inst
abandoned and apparently ashore. off South Shoals OF
ucket BIZ Cart Walker Of the Plato, Portland Capt "
thinks she might be ov eops shore. Perhaps sf
is the Mary Kimbal OF 1homaston. which blown oil
from itye, Fl, while the were or shore
Brig Lucy Luli, Boston. from 81 Domingo City did
nor receive N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-29

70 In consequence of the refusal of the Tona-
wanda Indians allow the survey OF their lands by
the Ogden Land Company, it is down fiat
The Secretary of War has informed the Company
that Government cannot interfere to enforce the con-
tracts between it and the Indians
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, JANUARY 29-2 P. NJ.
CLEA RED.

CLEARED.
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A FRENCH EDITION

THE MYSTERIES OF PARIS.
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