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The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-18
The Hair! the Hair!

lust received, the HUILE ANTIQUE TONIC. an
excellent article for the hair, unsurpassed BY any
thing of the kind in the market. For sale nj Ma
THANIEL JENNINGS Hair Dressing Saloon.
Price 25 cents per Bottle.
Bath, Feb. q d79wl6if
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New York, Wednesday, Feb. Is, 2 p NJ.

New York. Wednesday, Feb. Is, 2 P. M.
MARKETs.-Flour-A moderate business
doing at Yesterdays prices. Dealers are wait
ing the steamer. We quote common Genesee
and Western at Sc a 5000; pure Genesee
Sc, 25 $6,37 70; Extras, 81 $7,25. Corn
Meal is dull at % l-2 for Jersey. Rye Flour
commands 1925 in small lots. Grain-Hold-
ers of wheat are firm. The near approach of
the steamer has the effect to check sales.-
Nothing of moment TRANSFERRED this morning
Corn is dull at Sc $6,ll for Western mixed
and fiat yellow. There is but little Jersey Of
fering Rye is firm. Sales yesterday 1000
bushels at 90c. Barley is inactive. but firm,
at IS a 9Oc. Oats are steady at AZ a 45c for
Jersey and Southern; Northern 4S a soc.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-18

tYMurdock, Leavitt & Co., house large
ly concerned in the Iron trade, failed at New
York on Tuesday. Their liabilities amount
to half million of dollars.
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tVMr. Webster is confined to his house in
Washington by severe cold and rheumatism.
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DI E .
In Wiscasset, 18th inst. Mr. Thomas Chick, aged 70
years.
THE NORTHERN TRIBUNE
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF j A I II

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY II.
ARRIVED.
Brig Thoosa, Savage, bos."n ,
Sch Alyarado, (uf Prospec) Lamphear, bai'imoTer
10 days.
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SPOKEN

SPOKEN.
Feb 6, lat 80, Ion II, was passed barque Globe, of
Richmond, Me, from N York for Savannah.
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FOREIGN PORTS.
Ar at Vera Cruz, 26th ut ship Ozark, Davis Port
land
CID a, Trinidad, 18th uls, brig Arye, Bramha New
York.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-18

wHon. S. ]. Wilkin, whig, has been elec
ted president pro tenn in the New York Senate.
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Washington Ball.

TIL CKETS for the Washington Ball at Corinthian,
Hall, ODD inst, 10 be had II, i. Bowles', or
al the Auction Room of G.. w. Holmes.
Gentlemen requested TO procure their tickets be
fore taking their seats in 'he cars.
Per Order of the Managers
Bath, Feb. II, 1913. 4d92
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by MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH F.!
and Our Morning Express!

tyHon. Geo. Evans is now in Washington
attending Court He received hearty well
come from all hands.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-18
ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Directed by Mrs XAN NooTEN cor Canp and DnLorA 81

THIS Academy founded under the auspices of The Rev
Dr.. Hawks has been established in imitation Of the
best European institutions The Of study embraces
all the branches Of anhed education. One general method
OF tuition facilitates the progress Of the pupils The mode Of
instruction is at simple rational and practical Accord
ing 10 the oral system Particular pains taken deve-
Ope simultaneously all the intellectual faculties ofthe pupils
TO form their Judgments while adjoining their minds and
give them that outward polish Of finished education which
consists in the and of good society To unite
the advantages of refined characterization those ct
ISOLATED studies the object which the Drscire Of this In
sttutiOn has in view.
-B0arders-Genera instruction in French and
English the udmenis Of Italian and Spanish, and ell SORTS
Of fancy needle work. S25.
Dan Scholars Idem 82 $40, 90, according 20 the
and attainments of the pupils.
In the hfanrhes Of aoenmnshments Oh I'm eOdpW
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THE FRENCH M1NIsTER.-This fine specimen
of French republican has, we see, arrived in
Washington. Since his residence at New York,
he has energeticay devoted himself TO the task Of
vindcating France and freedom from the misrepre
sentations of the English and Tory press. We
hope his labors at the seat of Government, which,
we understand, connect themselves with the pro-
motion of more intimate and advantageous com.
mercial relations than now exist between France
and the United States, will prove equally success
full. Major Poussn represents his country like a
true man his friend in a difficulty, and earns his
right to term himself its Representative.
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EXTENSIVE COAST SURvEY.-The New York
Herald says that an expedition is now in course of
preparation in that city, under the direction of the
Navy Department, TO proceed to the coast of Cali
fornia and Oregon. The vessels, two in number,
will be under command Of Lieut. Macarthur, of the
navy, and it is expected they will be ready 10 pro-
coed in the early part of the coming spring. The
cutter Ewing, recently in the reveGue service, and
brig, purchased for the purpose at Baltimore, VIII
compose the expedition
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-18

ANOTHER PER CoETRA.- The representative
from Florida, Berkshire county, in our Legislature,
did not attend the late extra session. because he had
not heard Of it, 1t appears that he takes no news
paper Probably he cant afford it. Mr.. Cass
thereby lost vote, and the intelligent representa-
tive lost his pay and mileage, which would have
amounted to about s4s.-SPringfeld (Nass.) Rep.
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FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS STORE.
P w. WOODLHEF.

U. DIhTLI.
ID FSpECTFIJII,Y informs his friends and the public
Ia generally that be has Just opened at the above establish
ment well selected stock OF French, English, German,
particular attention Hsstock consists principally Of the fol-
Rich CashasTeE and Moussenes de Lame plain and fig
ured: rich Omure. changeable and figured Silks: black
watered and plain Silks MenOs black and colOed Alpa-
cas-; black BOmbaznes French and American Prints CASH
mere and silk Shawl; rich Canton cape Shaws: smb0i-
defed Collars and Capez; Wofsted and cotton Shaws and
Haadkerehisis w0Ested aud cotton Damass Digpem and
Table Sets linen cambria Handkerchief embroidered and
Styles cotton silk and wOoen Hosiery misses and
boys Hosiery; Gloves; Crava fancy HaldkeFchieis; mer-
no and six Shirts and Drawers; wofsted Plaids for Children
Linens; Lawns; etc. etc. ETC.
k He alec invites The attention Of Planters to complete
assortment Of PLANTATION GOODS-e0nsisting Of
KeIseys. Linseys, Coons, Flannes, BlankeS Hosiery.
CAPS etc etc nc
TDWIS @. LECKIE, ATTORNEY IND coUJe
IL SELLOR AT L.dW. IS ST CHARLIE sTREET.
Any claims entrusted 10 him for collection settlement IN
The Parishes Of Rapdes Ayoyeles Caahouia, will be
promptly attended 70
REyER To--Gen Jos Walker VIM. Dunbar, and w R.
Lecke. New Orleans. dl26md&W
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HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
rs RORRDERS or DIZZY PUPITN

CAROEpELET sTREET, NEAR ST. JOSEPH STREET.
LNSTABLlSHED in 1912 under the superntendeBce of
IA the Misses ALLISON from London,In this Institu-
ton, conducted the best plans of European instruction.
the course Of study thorough and sysemsto vague
theories superficial methods OF teaching elicit display
are resoed in Of the various departments Of science
or literature.
The French Language under the superntendenee Of
French gentleman of high literary attainments other
guages music and the accomplishments taught by
tiers OF equal eminence in their professions
Drawing in every style taught by the Misses Allison.
themselves pupils for tOne Of the most eminent
drawing masters in Europe
Ew Terms NAV be known application to the residence
Of The Misses ALLISON. Caronde let ST. n2S ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-18

~ In 1882, Chateaubriand wrote to Louis Ma
poleon that, next to the race of ST. Louis, there
no name that would do more for the glory of France
than his (Napoleon'sJ
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-18

GREAT TOBACCO DEALER.-The French Cow
eminent, among its other functions, makes all the
snuff and sells all the cigars used by the people,
excepting what is Struggled into the country. It's
the greatest tobacco dealer in the world, and
charges the highest profits.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-18
e x 7 r A PAY

EXTRA PAY.
THE undersigned il fully prepared q execute apapels
III EXTRA pay and collect BACK PAY ~
III and EXTRA PAY due The heirs Of deceased ISsSR
officers and soldiers who served in the late war 4-
with Mexico Office in New CCmmeaeis Eertiy
U d major Dasfal's ofics. WM MQNAGHAh,
FOR YUCATAN.
n EITVTARY GOODS.-The gubscibeu have
IEE hand 200 u. s.. RIFLES from HarpeI's --sssF8
Ferry a iaTge supply Of COLTS REPEAT. -~.1.E-
INC PISTOLS, (six sho0lerssl English BELT 80 :.
PISTOLS. HOLSTER PISTOLS also. low %<z5S..ss3
,reed PavovinR Pistols which, with complete assortment
81 SWORDS, SABRES, Military Sashes, and other Mil.
tary Equipments they offer for sale low for cash at No 10
CharIss street, l5e2zu HfpE SVgAhlCh'
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nor HIRE-A SLAVE MAN sERVANT.-A fine
IL Cock and House Servant honest and faithful Inquire
at the office of A. MARMION, ST. Charles ct
n9 one door above Poydras.
SMALL STEAM ENGINE
TINOR SALE-A small and beautifully finished ENGINEa
IL nearly new and in complete order, for sale. II was
manufactured in New York. and of about or one and
q half hnrsa For etn annlY This nfnn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-18

LVOR HTRE-A SLAVE WOMAN-A good Washer
and TONER and good plain Cook. Is aso good Seam
stress, faithful and honest Apply at the Office OF
A. MARMION, St. Charles ST.
D29 door abOve povdraz
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nor HIRE-A MULATTo BoY-A good House
IL Servant Inquire at the Office Of
A. MARMION. st. Charles St.
u9 dOor ahnvn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-18

oLAVE FOX SALE,
A SLAVE WOMAN-aRed about 81 yeau-a GOOD
IA Cook and splendid Washer and IoRer sober and par
ticulary honest sod under full guarantee without ap
Apply at the office Of A. MARMION,
as 81 Charles street me door above povdras
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FOUND,


TTHHE BOY DANIEL, aged about 30; complexion a.
copper color; feet Or9 inches high; stout built ~
and inclined to be bald. A suitable reward will beFM
aasstf HoYT b FnRn. IL st. Charles street sss.I-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-18

SLAVE FOR HIRE
A SLAVE BOY-gOOd dining room Servant and Waiter
IA Apply at the Office of A. MARMTON,
Dc St. Charles street. one door above poydYas
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

A GENTLEMAN and his WIFE, Or TWO SINGLE
IA GENTLEMEN, can be accommodated with BOARD
in private family pleasantly located below Delord street.
Applications addressed to B. " and left the office Of the
Crescent through the Postofce 70 Box 81 will be i'm
mediately attended 10 so M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-01

The sales Zoo Or so Dbl. a. ssas pa fr common
and sood brands Western, Wss-rn York snd Brooklyn
some prf- Ceuess-e sold q Is. There also sale
Of 1900 bhls New Orleans private terms aud 90 So
bbls common At ~ The quantity Of New Orleans
C~nessee Tor d. very 90 March a. g. srd 0oo DO
ley a. 87i Ia Southern there hsv- teen sales - le
goo iD4airy, ard sales il % 200 Dbl. made - ~
ltt The .sies q Saturday a. - or March 2ad
~ f0I Apil ard May To-day 1 bbs sols igf May q
D - sa4ss - tb.s Rye Flour 81 -.
ORAlN-N heas j. quiet and rather hsAvI. sales 80
bags North Carolina Inferior made ~ IL cent. ana
SAL Of 400 bushs. Geue.-e reported 81 10 c. ats for
sales are some l@fu bushels - The t44r1 f1f cimon
southern new 81 a. f8r Ne~-Iersey sna rume North
Carolina sale ol 90 mixed was made a. 81 Gems
bea-s ~ ~ -. No Z -oaiasiy n cent, Osts
aeist N 60 a. 49, sd Irsis', y.rrs ~ IS cents
ed Pea 81 BAGS sold ~ $ per bss q tao bushels
WHlsKY-1hs us-kst il dull for bis II - cents The
fR0VI-Ioss-Pork still dull. and the tendency Il,
downward TIE saes are very moderate srd tne msrs.t
ana fI41 Is fof Nv A small sale thin M-ss w.-
made 81 IA and 90 bis sour Mes Is Beef = firm
ana without important traussctons Picked hesrs are
heavy ai3 a cents, and oq7 cents r. sale Of ~ ucs
Winchester" Hams made 81 "A, and = res common
few days since 81 - cents LARD "lthou much lsneea
quiet Saes 200 KEGS common a. cents ara lN oois'
In iots a. 8d24 cts For Butter there . fair inquiry
Cheese favor Of tie bsger, bsithe buaess
FOR The lat week has been large.
OII-smsll "a Is English Linseed srs being made a. IS
ets and America a. 62de5 cts sse Of 20 DO. Crude
Whale ives made for export terms not made public 80
Msnufac,ured sperm sessi ~ md III and i steady
Sales 5000 = Palm OH msde on private terms
sEEDs-lhe advance in Lins-sd oil nas improved the
- = 49, - =. - 80 ,o9.v =. a.. ,sr tusl
Of 5eb-6zc i0r packages. The demand D. good \ 50 2
In bsg. 700 bush was made ~ ~. ca aud snotarr ie
ported a. no es Clover dull Al III and Timothy Al
TALLOw-Prme : worth q CO. ss-sl5 to - coo lbs
NAVAL srOREs-The sales Of Tarpentne at week
reached 500 70 1000 hhs A. - Spirits are sc casn
ara foe time, with sales l5o bbls ko'in q hfm ana
HAY-About 10 bndls sold to-day at 7oa75e = e~i.
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BOOK TRADE.
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On MONDAY slst inst after alingerng illness GtOhvt
J. con of George and Susan l.. Price, aged year ana
moths. ..,.h.t e..
The friends Of the family invited to attend the ia
Broadway. - ...,.., 81, ,,,, r, t..A
Monday evening. Jan. 81, FRANCES MATILDA, dsosh
ter Of p and Mary Jtue Conant, aged years months
and 10 days n, ..,, - oil,
The ffisnd, Of the family respectfully invited 70 o.
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HYPER CANADA

MINING COMPAsY.-N0tiee 10 hereby given that
wi cal. OF ope chilling and three pence par share On al
as.essabls stock u the Upper Csnsds Mnns 1ompany
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.n, 4. nd IA Is WILSON Secretary.
Cii-eo y, "a N 3ta~lm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-01
INDIAN

DORrRAir GALLERY Mr. o LEWIS respect.
fully Informs the citEens Of Ne~icfs that he will
open for exhibition "Wednesday evening. - al broad
wsy. his Gallery Of Transparent Portraits u iudisn Chsr-
ccmprsirs Of the principal chiefs OF the >ss
Foxes. Chippe Ntunebsgoss, fotow attomies, Me
uOmouies. >hs~nees, soak ana Miami tubes These
paintings have been 81 taken from life BY Mr. Lewis
while in the employ Of the L : Government copies q
which are preserved 10 It's archives az Washington, ami
may BE- implicitly relied upon for fidelity. oPen rom
tsIl-fO NJ Admission = cents n 2tis.