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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-08
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-08

HoRsE-RADIsH may be kept during win
ter BY grating il While green. and corking
itup in bottles filled with strong vinegar.
sci in a cool place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20
NJ A r l N E JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

ArrtveA-Pilotb boat Il X Collins. Turnst M,t,n.ss
IA pine sp ples 18th ipst Let S. Ion ~ lS
spoIs chip Colombia. p Dc fn S0rlssns for Livsrpoo
I'm oss OF l7h lat ST. loa "a TO- spoke ship
F.irk.ls fna NYoIk for NOfleans SD IN With s~s-
aish chip Aaoscs fer Croassd brss Ensline for ss-
to H. kpn, for Boston; Plato, for fortsns asd CAmsr
poop-scsk ship ssbore on surinp Key, viii wreekers
siosssde; apparently Of the Noieans Psckets just
an 81 Pan Of pole bIig John Holt for Phil
sAe With foremsa spruDs had been endesvorns 10 pu,
bsek but fs 20 eeward aud proceeding her pas
Sehr Hssniltoe. Peassd Georsetown, De Is, aoar TO
Sturses Ciearmso Co. The nas been ashore oI ko.
er Shoss got ef yesterday at pm with oss Of false
heel and lsAsyj tbs crew stayed BY her aud cane up
"a. City schooner not steamboat reported In
the Herald.
schr Meridian. Bailey, I'm Trurs 6sh, to nss.sr.
Sshr l. Lowell. Boston Dc. m6se, 10 T. II hefrek
sehr Louisa, Chase Boston Do, mdse 10 mastsr
Schr 0nds, Lowell, Boston > d, udss, 10 master.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20
The Meeting Of the Waters.

Yesterday was an eventiul day in the history Of
our city Of he State Add Of the West IL was the wed
dps ofthe Father Of Rivers 10 inland union OF
the Mississippi with L.hs for the fruits OF which
union Chie.so stands Commerce i hrstborn
Agriculture and general Prosperity its increase The
the Illinois Csn. passed safely through
from Loeb port to our city Yesterday.
early hour yesterday afternoon the Whole city A.
In notion BY O'Clock II seemed as the whole PoPula
ton had been empted down At Lock No L. The spieHdd
schpery for water into the Csnal In
alton aud examined with great Satisfaction by al
present. working. w 1t did. with saeh closkse regular
upon the rbbonke sheet Of water which s,re,chins
lac away the S,uhwes a. volunteer escort dashed
of-eHssss ladies no setback and horseme ITO 81
her che crowded to her utmost with ladies aud
gentlemen from the interior.
AZ little AFTER I'VE ,he reached he lock when tn So
three" given for the bost and delegation and
the band. srhns sp enivsnios airs .he passed EASILY
Committee, through tho Mayor Of the city. Mr. Wood.
worth extended TO them cordial welcome. and spoke Ct
the triumph that at last sohisved IN the successful
accomplishment Of the fes design, and the hnal compile
tion OF the lacis aud Michisso Csnal
a. Parks Esq replies In behalf Of Loch port sfter
which short address delivered by Mr. Chas. Walker
The Gen Fry" Yves then taken In tow by the +" Ros-
setter the hns bands board each boat struck sp. ana
thsy seeded upon their winding way % our Garden
CITY The scene which was pressnea sons me whs.ves
ID a,ssubed and cheer upon cheer arose ~ the boats
b. and in tho clear sht The eject was essa,i
full A II to maize the bsP,i.m complete, circuit OF
mile taken out in the Lake Upon passing out
Of the basor the boats were welcomed with salute OF
Thus his ct length opened the Illinois and Michigan
Canal The long and evenu period that hiss MARRIED It's
PROCESS has OF last been psssed-the doubts, aud dis
trusts and uucersntes which have hung over II have
been disp.lisd Our Cansl 10 finished
The iaduence the oomi eton OF this WORK IL 10 have
upon the West upon the State and especially
City ~i attempt TO sufioe 10 that
IL is The OF history which 70
hat waysde mark In her TO greatness and
psrity Her destiny upward and onwsrds resstless
ss the Giant tide that sves the current 10, uow our own
MississppL .l lChieaso Daily Jour. llth.
ALLIrERArIoS.- An AUSTRIAN army drfally
srreysd Is entirely pat to route by the following from
wessern pap~r;
lance ohason of jonesboro. Jefferson county jewed ia
s< jssobs Of lhsl Julep which Jackson awed
ssfy ston ahoa when ola jupiter joe, JAKE jemisonss
jGxst, joIksd jabs jehiAs j.~ ont Of joint
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20
CoLONADE SCHOOL.

FTNNI-sT WTLLTAMSbUK tH, u. l.
NHE SUMNER TERM will commence Monday,
May l---This School Is pleasantly located, easy Of
~ All Of the year and but short distance
from the City OF NewYork Parent, wishing desirsbs
home for tn r daughters may bs assured that every
ton will be paid and every facility afforded TO furnish
thorough and finished education Competent and highly
qualified teachers will be constantly employed, and par
teulaT attention will bs paid the comfort, happiness
and morals Of the people.
TEsMs-BOard and tuition in any or all the English
branches, $50 per snpum; French Music, with the
Of the piano, Drawing Painting and Fancy Needewors
In addition, $500.
REFEEENcEs-Form-r and present patrons
Cards IA Their information msy bs obtained by call
ing At 50 Frsta near Pect-siP Ferry, Willism.burgh,
LII al9 6tDSitW'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20

GOODWIN'S KOOFING-od Tin Roots msd-
VI Tight for 4 cents per foot New roof OF rough p,Ik
covered for Al cents roofs over twenty squares for s. IS
per square. sEd warranted. GoOdwin's Pst-lt Hydro
PnsumaGie Cement Shssthns makes handsome, cheap.
hight sad durable roof neither pitch gravel used IN ia
application. References aud specimens az G0ODWIN's
Romsn Cement Factory, 81 Vest Broadway, between
Chambers and WGfen-sts sl9 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20
CARD.

rHE SUBSCRIBER to-day opens at his new store, 7lo
l. Broadway, under The New-York Hotel, ENTIRELY
NEW stock OF Music, Books,
Guitars. Periodicals..
Aceordeons, New Novels,
Instruction Books, Plain and Fancy Stationery.
Violin and Guitar Strings, Fancy Articles,
Etc. etc. etc. Etc. etc. etc.
10 which he would respectfully invite the attention OF his
friends and the public GEORGE y. KINNEY,
all wr rs Broadway, two doors below Waverly place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20
TREES. TREES! rREEsI!!

- A LARGE LOT OF AILANTHU5 and Peach Of
all kinds with many other varieties Of Fruit and Ofna-
mental Trees-slso, 10000 large Asparagus Roots
Apply to Mrs WIN. STEWART, cor. Ope-Handred and
Twenty 81 rth and Eighth avenue, and JOSEPH LODGE.
urserytnan and Landscape Gardener, Morrssnis Ds.
pot In Harlem, n Y N. B-J L. in acknowledging past
favc beg also say he continues planting and lsynsout
city and suburban Gardens 10 modern style ms 6w'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20
JUVENILE BOARDING .CHOOL-The |

pal OF the Irving Institute impressed with the impor-
lance Of better early training oths young has
go to establish In connection with his institution, Juye
nile Department, 10 embrace class of pupils
ana nine years OF They will DO under the
charge Of dam whose experience and hstterins test
nona entte her To the entire confidence OF my patrons
pupils; accompanying them in their walks watching them
In their amusements presiding at their meals sssduous
cuvsting their moral feelings and caring for them
cry respect Their school room Is entirely distinct from
the other departments, and their sleeping is
modious apartment adjoining that Of thT teacher They
viii be occupied in school duties but four or five hours
day and will enjoy advantages for the hssthul develop
meEt OF their mental, physical and moral powers, very
rarely II offered TO this class Of pupils The prnci-
pal Will supernsnd their education, aud himself
for their we'll being IN thing communicating twice
month with their parents to keep them advised tn
health happiness, and promise.
The attention Of parents AID guardians respectfully n-
ved 70 the pamphlet circular Of tho Institute for this
to be obtained at CLARK AUSTIN'S, 205 b oadway N
Y, or Of W IL. T. LYON Am. Principal, rarrytown
a. 4weOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20

DUBI.IC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, No.
l. 7NasssusTsetNotcei IL hereby given to the relatives
and OF kin OF JOHN FISHER, late Of the City OF
Nsw-YoIk shoemaker deceased, and who is alleged &
have died nesse that shall apply " the Surrogate OF
the County Of NowYOrk for Letters Of Administration
upon the Of the said intesse the 18th day OF
May next at ten O'Clock in the forenoon-Oated Nav
York. April Is, l8i8. JAMES 5. THAYER,
Publia Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20

uIGHTSrOWN IN. ID HIGH 5CHOOL.-Tbis is
Ian English and Classical Family Boarding School for
youns and boys Access from New Yors and Phils-
delphA 10 By the Camden and Amboy Railroad line The
next session commences the sd day Of May. Terms
quarter $50 Ia advance for bosrd a-hng mending
light aud tuition Ia s the English branches usually
taught In an acsdemy-iu the Latin the ancieot and
modern Greek the French and the Hebrew LANGUAGES
Young men having the sacred ministry In view here
qufe thorough preparation for entering any class in
college. note to the Principal AZ North Moore-s
may procure personal interview in this city during IN
present sud following week Cir:ul.s with additional
Information. at time be obtained of Mes BEN.
JAnIN PIKE SON, loo Broadway
Rev JAMES l. THOMPSON, late Missionary
ais eoc5U' 70 Syrs and the Holy Land, Prime pal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20
LEGAL NOTICES.

ORDER Of the Hon. Thomas J. Oakley, Chief
Justce Of the Supreme Court Of the city VI New York
notice Is hereby given pursuant TO the provisions OF the
statute authorizing attachments against sbsconding con
cesled and nonresident debtors that an attachment has
issued against the estate OF LYMAN NUDGE anon-res
dent OF this and that the viii be sold Tor the
payment VI his debts unless he appear and discharge such
attachment accordion law within nine months from the
first publication Of this notice andthst the payment OF
any debts due TO him by residents Of this State and the
delivery him for his Of any property within this
State belonging him. and the transfer Of sny such prop
ery him for hidden by law, and void-Dated
the Soth day OF March, lS4S = SANAAf,
rn3O law9m Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20
DUBIIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, Nc

l. Observation-Disclosures is hereby given, TO the rea
tiyes and next Of kin Of EDWARD CAMPBELL, late Of
the City OF NewYok ply sican, deceased that shall
apply 70 the Surrogate Of the County for let
tors OF Administrative with the WIN annexed, upon the
OF the said ntestse the 10th day Of May next at
10 oclk in the for-poonDsted NewYork prl 10, 1913.
alO 2aw4w JAMES :. THAYER. Public Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20
FARMS FOR SALE.

30 FOX sALE-A place containing eight acres IN
~ East Chester Wrs chester County, IL miles from this
city, and "A from the Railroad Depot, at Williams
Bridge with barn and double house, apd hrstrs root
cellar. The place IL well watered, with never falling
spring Of excellent water and good well tho house
There apple orchard pear do and about twenty i've
full sized cherry Of the choicest kinds Also variety
OF plum aGd peach trees garden containing nursery OF
young grated teesthe gratis selected with great
aud ateution 10 the quality OF u snd garden shrub
berry OF all kinds $500 bond add mortgage
For further particulars inquire OF ). UNDERHlLL 500
Ninihst East River. ala 81.
- GREAT sALE OF LAND-iOo 600 Acres OF
farm and timber lands with water power, In Toby
@hanns Chestnut Hill, and I'D AGENT townships Mon
Co Pa 80 TO 80 miles from phis and New
York, to Bartonsville. Stroudsburs Tannersys,
Morwiue's Tavern and Turnpike roads will he offered
for sale Monday 90 May next at Holnshssd Tavern,
Stroudsbure, Monroe Co Apply to yNO ID. MORRIS,
Stroudsburg; SAMUEL Powell, Powel,on, Phiisdel.
phai or w. MAXWELL4I Wsla N Y all ssw2ws
- 4 WO FARMS, one Of tlem To lease aud for
sale Staten Island, near Port Richmond Ferry
Inquire at Annst al 4w'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20

hHOMKOPATHIC DIsPENs AIRY
treatment Of Surgical esses w. =" Sa'a'osy' ioi 'oe
PHYSICIANS IN Arrxsp.xcr NJ n -.
Ssrlow iss'das, Drs Qan and Taylor: G,s,.. 10
Soy S ana sowsr, Ta.r,day, ORA Wright ana BoIIss
ssyssd, AsVisksr aaa Gator VI" y9sin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20

TWO THOUSAND U; STATES susKErs.
l,@0 Revolving six-bsrrel Pistol.
Leo pair Pistols. assorted Patterns
500 double barrel Shot Guns from N In 60
1000 single Fowlips ouns
Also, Powder Flaks Psrcssson CAPS. Gun Iosl, Gam.
Bags, 10. ke for sale low By Aw SPIES co
mSo In 81 Asidsa-lsns, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20
GREAT BARGAINS

IN BLANK BOOKS.-i5,O 900 q1ires half bound
Lilo 900 qures full bound cap, demi and medium.
5000 dozen Pass Books
600 do Memorandum.
All Of tho above every variety Of sire and STYLE for
sale prices low the lowest IL GOT little lower By
KIG0lNS K KELLOGG,
Blank Book Manufacturers and wholesale dealers, IN
School books and Stationery, 10 JohnsI Y ais Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20
SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
At Richmond. Staten Island.
rlvHR SPRING of thi. School will 20 m.

L menee Monday the LIST day Of May Two vscaI-
ciss existing the attention of who desire for their
daughters retired and pleasant situation, where their
will be strictly guarded and thorough English ed
ucAton given il solicited. The respectable refer
ences given. For farther Information address
IS Inn d STEPHENS, Richmond, Richmond Co. MY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20

~ ffineipaI-Ihs school is opened for tho recep-
ton OF scholars under II Of 10 the Of OK
ford IL 70 situated about 10 miles from New Haven on
The stage line leading from New Haven 10 Ltchheld The
school 10 small and taught by the Principal who spends
al ns time with his scholars and who pays particular
tenton to ther hao health, comfort and morals scho
Ars all board with the Principal.
Terms, 80 per year, payable quarterly Ia advance
This covers all expense, Including books and stationary
Any inflammation respecting the school may be obtained
~ MUM, loot Fuiton-sL Brooklyn, or l.. Z LEWIS,
lIs East Twenty hrstst az w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20
THE LAST TEST ny FIRE!

-
A THE LATE DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. which destroy.
Ned tho large 6story refinery, with all the i'm.
nsnse stock and machinery OF that extensive establish
msnt, owned by Dennis Harris, whose loss would have
one Of Herring's (Wders Patentl Salsmsnder ss'es.
where his books money snd valuable papers to large
after having remained In the burning ruins for II hours
Thus adding aoothsr to the former testimonials Of
This event 10 DOLLY gratifying to Mr. Harris but
BE 50 % every person no has books or property depend
der Safe as furnished by the subscriber
The Safe ali cdsd to be my store thu only
place 10 tne city where the genuine Wdefs Psten sa
L. aEssS Nc sss md s
ss lmsodD&itW
GALE OF STATE sTOCKs.-BANK NOTICE
- Atlas Bank Of New York. Controllers Offee
bank Department Albany, April II, ls4S The "Atlss
having failed 70 redeem the circulating notes by
tho Controller to ssd Bank and put In circulation by
IT, a. required BY the act ened act To AUTHORIZE tho
ousness VI backing passed April 10, 1888 and the
raj sc supplementary thereto Notice 10 therefore here
BY given that tue following New York State Stocks held
BY the Controller as part security for the circulating
Merchants Exchange in the City OF Ne York on Thur
day the 10Th day Of April, isis, at ~ o'clock M viz:
N York State per csnt stock, red in 1904 sooooo %
% 8 DO DO 1885, 1885, 1900 sSSS C g
do S do isS las II
ais tao,h WILLARD FILLMORE. couiroisf. "
CHEAPEST sTOREs IN THE CITY-ac
~ Bowsry and ls4i Faton-st-The snbscrbsrs, deter
mined 10 establish the above fact will offer ths following
articles wholesale and retail prices ~ per cent lower
than any other establishment In the city French and
American Paper Hsnsngs aud Window Shades, suitable
for paIors bedrooms halls stores 40 Window Cornices
Pins, Bands, Lace and Embroidered Curtsins DrsPey
Muslin Also, manufacturer Of Galvanized sPline pure
with every article in the Upholstery line.
A M. L r DAVIES, Uphosiersrs,
&C In lGii Fu;on o. AID 900 bosefT'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20
HOUSES FOR SALE.

- HOUSE AND LEASE for sse, corner Of King
H.s aud ststhe lease for twentyone years
- from May next. Inquire at AnDst. s7+w
-. COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR sALE-Ono
La Of the desirable situations In Middletown Ct
IA town noted for Tvs beauty OF location and scenery
decided by the late Dr. Webster to be the hestbet
place 10 the Union" The house built 10 the lsiisn
style, with iron verandas &c The lot contains about
hs with choice fruit, Sc For particulars Inquire
Of +. T. STARR at % Ii 'srty st up stairs, or Of
all 2~- Il w. N STARR. Mddle,own, CT.
- At Private sALE-Ths two.story brick
n. front House aud the vsusbs Lot 10 feet front IS
feet inches in by ll2 feet inches in leosih
tho essery side ana ll6 feet inches tn. westerly
side Part Of the purchass money eau remain on bond
aud mortgage n desired. FoT terms, sc, spply to
si5 lw A. J. BLEECkER, Auctioneer, Bfosd-st
O. At PRIVATE -ALE-Ths valuable lot Of
T ground IS feet front ana by half ths block in
depth, the north side OF Seventeenth-st distant
40 feet Of the Filth For terms Sc apply
ais lw A. }. BLEECKER, Auctioneer. Brosd-st
o. AT PRIVATE SALE -Four lots OF ground
Hi south side Of Fifty iths SO feet east OF second
each lot - by lo5 feet deep. For terms ac
apply to lal7 lwl J. BLEECKER, Auctr, Broadst.
40 FOR sALE-The two-sory and ATTIC brick house,
- 79 Monroe-st Rutgers place. Rents for $3.50
per annuD-ground rent sio5, with the usual coven-
ants for renewal One half the amount Of purchase money
remain bobd and mortssgs a. ct for years
desired. Apply to DR.. STEPHEN WOOD. East Brood.
way. cor Jef-rson-st ais lw-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20

CONTROLLERS OFFICE, State Of New York
t-The BANK OF WESrFlELD, ChsuIauque County,
has this day. flied In this ohce notice OF tns apPon
ment Of the Albany City Bank AGENT for the rsdemp
ton Of its circulating notes agreeable to the act entitled
act atng the pton of Bank notes. passed
MAY 4, ls4O-April u. ls4s. WILLARD FILLMORE,
AIS 81 Controller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20
OFFICE OF rae NEw-YosK Gas L,sHr COMPANY. }
April 10. l8i8. :
,E,UE pREsInE<T AND DIRECTOKS have

this day declared Dividend OF four aud half per
cent on the Capital Stock Of this Company, for the ak
mon ending l February ls,s payable TO the Stock
holder, and after Monday the ,t May next The Trans
fer Book will be closed from the 25th inst 10 that date
all tml By order. c. l. ENERlTr, Secretary.
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un CONTRADICTIONS

TI,O CONTRA CTORS.-PIoposals will be received
by the Paterson and Rsmapo Railroad Co az their Of
fee Paterson until tho 10Th Of April next for laying the
supenuctUre Of their road IS miles Plans snd spech-
csions mey be 81 tho office Of the Engineer.
aqt.Oths ! w ALLEN. Engineer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20

White Plains, Wsstchester Co N. Y-This lnstitu,
uon sissied = miles from the City OF New York and
hall mile from the Railroad Depot The location health
ful aud pleasant The Summer term commenced MAJ /
Ine following sentlemsn referred TO- Of whom Crcu
iss, containing terms, &C. may be obtained. Rev. ]
Osen, Principal Of Cornelu. Institute: s Dsyesu Fsa
o. fosy hist 7. Brigss, Esq % Piks-t; Acd at II
RsJnOrs boosstore 10 B0gsry. Also by addressing BY
chsstar 70
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u I'M EN : AND tsDA EfDIAN9-A lady re-
siding Ia the upper part Of the city wishes to tax.
three or four little iris board and instruct them In
Eagish branches VI Education, French, Music and Dan
e1s u desired Having stt number Of years In this
city the most satisfactory references b, siyen Terms
very mo erstc, but always in advance Inquire 1856
Twenty frat ST. between the Seventh and Eighth
lzs
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,AYUF1crrRrD GOODS EXPORTED FROM ENGLAND

ID Cotton Hoods Kptei in l7 also uhe Average 'Sos per f
T,tsA sachDs DESCRIPTION