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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-17
CLOrfsIN9.

('hsT OFF ClUT ZINC AND III KSIIURk-La DIES AND
" GeptseiboD LAYING suTerfuout ecotG dispose wearing
si1afe &c. ear Obtain lair Ir for the by raeng
tn ptsli er Trough int FOss or otherwise who will
attend G. their residence lscs attended vnsyr
LkVEkSrlf, 4t6 brtsd~ay ur stsirs.
FT0 Got ikRs--A MERCHANT POSSESSING SOME
tooJr stsb for California MARKET would heppy
good Clothing tc hs
oNn vtnr csts acdE, IS LI.tlcs, at thus CEco.
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QowKRY THKATRk-wEDNksDAY EVENING, Jan. II
scta Of BOADlCBA - Pauhnus Suetonius Mr. J. SCOTT
Gatus Mr. Clarke 0sturius Mr. u aalL Fssordse Mr.
Duff rusovdao Mr. Jordan Claudia Miss Mary Taylor;
Boadcea Mis- G. Aemy Previous to which. the Comedy OF
Cib.rc Theresa Miss Mary Taylor Agatha
Ma Dunn. Boxes 80 PITT l2c; Gallery l2c Doorsopens st
ga O'clock; con ncea'7.
CnANrrAU's NATIONAL THEATRE. LATE CHAT h.
~ Wednesday Evenis Jan ~ BsI eft Of Mr. A w. rerno
fsnro: J.hn Mr. Guest Mrs. Tictrac Miss Messenger Mr
Eighty, Miss Gordon After which, the drama Of
Iwacopste Mr. Scott: Major do Raldimar. Mr. Pardey
min de Hslamar Mr. Mcfarland Clara Miss Gordon; Ellen
Holloway brs Woodward Ouoanasa Mr e. Isherwood NADIA
line. Mr. Chapman To eoncnde with the sCoukGE OF CHI
O,EAN- George Everett MI A. w. Fenno Boxes, 25c Pit
l2he Doors open At 6x oco k-commence att.
week-lhe original and wellknown CHRISTY's AINSTRE s.
oanod o2 the Oldest established the world the
nst TO negro melodies and orignator of TIE
popular style OF Ethiopian entertainments;
this CITY, for period Il two have been pat,onized
extent unparae by great metropos
night until further ntroducng REPRESENTA-
ton variety Of new operate Burlesques Songs &c. Ads-
o'clock An Afternoon Concert Saturday
socloek san'rcr and Director. p. CHRIsTY
LNRANKLIN THEATRE, CHATHAN SQUARE PROpRIE.
tors Pcsch Lea troupe of MOI e Arts will appear
every ming this week. comprng q Of the beautifully
omed In the world Also tie Female their
Hyrg leaps together with Boxes % cts
Paruuftte ia cR
"a AL!.HALLA, Sc CANAL STREET. NEAR BRoA OwAY
w -Gard Afternoon Performance this day Mt ocock by
4 Ethiopian Finale Serensdrs Ala by the troupe Of
Model Artiste-The Greek Slave "Ttians Venus
with ether select entertainments Boxes 3 cents Paruette
rs cent?.
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NJ O1ICE--IF JAMES CKABTRkE TIE son OF JOHN
~ Crabuee and Grace bis wife rmeriy resided
dershed IN the st kieing Of the county England aud
who arrived in Philadelphia in July. 1885, where he resided for
about three ysars viii apply 70 the undersigned he will hear
any inform alton said IN. Crab,ree he or thew will be
for their trouble fhe Cra6ree was
horn In Hudde eld aforesaid about first day OF
Mch S and was by trade saeder hut when heard Of
was working as farming The last letter from
him date as fellows namely" West Whiteands
10 March ea supposed that he left Philadelphia on or
about the 1883 lS Ohio since when
be has not been heard of
rEsToN JONES 4 ARNITAGE.
Solicitors Hudd rsGod d. Yorkshire. England.
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California fleraId-Extrs

California Herald Ertra, is readv r,r delivery.
In addition to . latest intelligence from the
wonderful gold digging Of that region, It contains
four eparsts aud distinct engravings Of the
four routes that proposed 70 connect the Allan
tic with the Pacific Oossn-ons across the isthmus of
Panama. another the isthmus of Tehua ntepec,
another by the way Of Nicaragua, and the fourth
through the United States together with geographical
and typographical descriptions Of each.
Z The matter In this third California Herald, will
DO read with interest at this particular tme and tho
engravings worthy of being preserved for refs.
renee hereafter.
Agents are requested to send in their orders
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nk. wlLEY'e CELEBRATE COUGH CANDY IS POSI-
- lively cersp and speedy for coughs Colds
itot ali oiseaes likely t. nrme
every man child u ut is in the troubled
with ctush cold h"areness in fact pua
tAi whatever out in ckaRe Of Weys Cough ~,
ard ued according TO reciD will guarantee per-
fettcure tre III 25 80 cents AZ 81 per package H.
Cough CO.. ~ Fulton street. .oe New York and
for sale y all Expect bic druggists throughout the
you ak III ieys Cough .andy red
to you Geo. hids Co. sole proPretoia No. SO Market
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10 JAZZ !, 1ofs. ooVfozz w
Total amount Of State dsbt. 80. .s1o 6l2 1876 81
1t appears by this that Of the Internal i'm provsmsut
debt 1884 81 has accrued from arrears Of interest
ike amount has accummulaed on the original cana,
debt-making aggregate full i've millions of dollars
in the shape Of interest which has sweled the debt to
nearly eventeen millions Of dollars This is iade-
pendent Of the Macsstsr and Stsbbins bonds
irg to $5e2o and the outstanding bonds Of the State
unfunded. The amount Of unfunded bonds 10 at pre-
sent unknown. TIE Governor says that the rate Of
taxation imposed by existing laws and by the
constitution, is sufficiently onerous and WILL with
the value Of taxable property give the trss
sury revenue large enough to meet all demands upon
it. Tie amount derived from tolls the Illinois and
Michigan canal, during the past season, was nearly
$6s000 and the realized from the sale Of canal
lands in September last nearly $770000 The lands sold
at prices averaging two cent above the appraised
lue and is estimated that IL the lauds unsold bring
nding prices there will be reaz the sum of
three and half millions Of dollars which will be quite
item in liquidsting the canal debt During the
past year the amount Of interest tax paid into tho
treasury was $1lS,Co0 whcn has been applied to the
payment ofnteres the registered debt Of tho State
The Governor calls the attention Of the Legislature
to the compensation Of certain officers employed on
the canal to the fact that the bondholdsrs trustees
HecoiVo poVVV poT oHuum, OF ueAriy Ou0Iouxtn more
than is received by the Executive Secretary Of State
Treasurer and Auditor, biued, per annum. He re-
oommends such action the part Of the Legislature
shall the after to be spread directly before
the foreign bondholders that equitable and
economical arrangement may be made The Governor
is oppoeed to all systems Of banking and says that any
currency resting upon credit Is the most uncertain
fuctuatng and fallacious, devised to cheat the
toiling industrious mass Of mankind.
There are, in Massachusetts, fortyone institutions
for savings. The returns of these institutions are
made to the 3oth of September 1S4s and show the
folio wing aggregates:-
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M ALLHA LLA.-NO 80 CANAL STREET, NEAR BROAD
way-New Faces! New Faccs!The Nsnsger has engaged
entire Of Model Artists
Italy numbering Of the most beautiful formed In the
world Tho Three Gracs 1tianB Venus The Greek Slave
sannnh in tho Bath together 20 Gper did
LivpR Pictures Also engaged gnor Bs the India
Rubber Man, tgct' with variety of other
Orchestra Boxes, K cts; Parquette, 20 ora
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Intelligence from Chagres and tho Pacific.

1htcSh8ehce ATOan ChaSres anu sho T"caucs
BALTIMORE, Jan. l6, lS49.
All the back mails due fiom New Orleans have been
received to-day. They contain intelligence from the
Pacific tIough. by the tsansr Fa from Chagrsr,
which port eft n the LIST January.
She reports all well at the time Of leaving.
The passengers thu he Falcon took out all started
immedst en- their arsya al at hs for Panama.
The Falcon left Chsgres tn. brs John Benson,
from New York; also ba Phila ielph'a.
The gold excitement was rsgius ON the Paoiao
coast four hundred having left Va araso for Cali
forna.
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Ds. H. EosTv ICK LEUTURER AND AUTHOR or
Ixs,st h,H thu ko,to, heai and srascsI lit
Of d.ae, and any thing Of the hind
on sors fafs 10 potency Isl p,es u nas. P1rs
81 For -. scsdsay author 30 S Broadway
MrDcAL cAsD-DR RICHARDSON CAN BIG CON.
vat e. ~ sl1 sss seminal 1n ~ weak p
nrs OF e., % reGuns n"r, than Ordinary sail. Dr. Rs
cen car. scpr. nni.wds s. cure guaranteed
M osY iAIkAokLiNARY wuRK-1O TEE MARRIED
Pn,a, ot mos contemplating msuas-Ts sarried %o~s9s
to Fss ih, wcsI is ssts .ih s.. sss .siss
,,in .'p"s hays a,sad, been a,rpos 81 Eyer female
Tor tn. married sat osclosss porsin. secrets
Can the sauses @p,os and the most eeen. rene
=. ssS M s. i. 'Esf
Co. As"py y r. t.v. Boston o. he IesspS q s. sspy
.s, must be ADDRESSED r Sp !. D.
NOCCHE NJ yHnE0k- -L,e suErHY " IS COT cor,
street !. oonhdens,y csss Az terms o. private de
Gon:atstoaS debility sso %potssg - 'o.sfully -
s. sss n r any ".ss e % bus
DE-; RAiPbs ,RAtTfCAI PaIt ARE TRRsIIsn YN
and cure s .na msSs1.
ss yss Il ~ SsI
ssn IN paf e. s Dr,
4. s. ,s. sSs s ~
mo,cd tree by poet Also. pelIeye TIE U
hh. kALfb, AUThUk Of Tuk "PhAs TiIAI rnIVATR
Treatise no, IS Greenwich reet-ofhce bonreg 20 IL A.
1gr sundsy pied rhos appl, cary
sns VIII D. surprised at the rapidly inconvenience
stenens tn cure I'll Chiefly however, those whe
rom tain Close Of people, who properly sppcciste
hs services stricrufc intp,ant more
advanced and siessins sasee iron
ana very exe ve prscice he rapid, sssy and
radical onIc which he has ostsiusf
fvor N" othrv sonrce w America
II IN tUOs En-. IL DIANE s1kELT 6ETw EN- CHATHAM
~ sLd william stree has for the last
most extensive practice IN disasee De
most Of this disep mild
two to i've dsys srctureDr Cooper form
Of structures In from wteke. debility
brought By secret habit inducd In by young ThA
when freely INDUCED
lin 30 and small Of the back confusion OF intellect and
don TO society cur~ warranted ohsrss
HcrereuYv wsed
QaIll HOH pOTTIFs NRARLY or DR pRwITTC
COO,OOO Keliioter. rimont hsve sold withou. mur.
ri.oD ~ standing.
cured also AL and and paine Of every
tue IL is ufed BY the Irvpps Ccsers Norrses
Ludtwr Sc IL has failed IN SOLITARY instance Sold
In large bottles ~ 6O ont 81 dozen Oce Pearl streeI
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AUCTIONS.


REMAIN MOONEY WILL SELL, on THURSDAY 18TH
Dirk d. sui able for the California market also single and
double 6unr, Percussion Sciss B. and
tncis SHOW Spades Iron Safes &c set Of
artelt.- FOR PARTICULARS ee catalogue
A UCTIoN NOrltE-THIS DAY, AT lUx O'CLOCK IN
IA the old Church corner William and FranIort strent ma
French bedsteads Bedd Sci ALSO splendid Rose
wood Pisno Organ Sorsphim. &c; ais ausnt of 40
cond ha Furniture, Csls. Stoves NC with which will
comm nee. THOA BELL, Auctionesr.
A NTbONYJ }. BIZ ECKER, Observation-Disclosures
"A Sale Of tSe Valuable Farm late Thomas Iawrauoe
ksq at South O ayIhe crber will sell az public AUG
toD Thursday jan 18th l twelve o'clock at he Nor
cheDts Exchange New York AMY Beeckcr Auconee he
valuable farm OF the late Thomas Esq South
oyster Bay Lorg Island comprising ptc double selling
house. story basement by De or
der with rbIo mantels ia well Of so spring
introduced into kohep slso out
h use boiler house. fmoke house, houte new house
With dock and ice house we'll filled the above the
s raspbercS asparagus led &c. The land could
baviIg been lately improved and las g. in
Guiding Mt least 20 Of rood timber This farm near che
Great South Bay which there by me an M
running distance from the which part
the premiss 1t within 80 miles Of New York. daily
communication with the CITY by Of
railroad being only miles from the depot sda The
title to the above beyond dispute terms sale will be
liberal to the purchaser Two thirds and
mortgage desired for five at the option
Drond street. to iam Lawrauce NJ $50 Fourth sr
New York. The sale will be without reserve
hARGARkT L. LAWRaNOE, Exe,utrix
w MCCORMICK. MISUNDERSTANDING SALE
w Thursday 18TH at ~ O'clock corner Broadway
will resod on account of former pur
with sAoou furniture DO gold in ots TO
purchss of sale cash city TIE furniture may
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

M k1kOPOLITAN LODGE, NO. 49, l. o. OF o. F-TaE
Nl msm ers of Metropolitan Lodge No 49, requested
meet at is9 Bowe, Thur'dsy GO oc p Nj for the
OF the last tribute Of respect brother
Jesse Newman WIN. NlCULL NJ G, Pro Tenn
B.. "
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New NJ uslc mt Atyyiirs, 2D7 Broadway
No J, Vol Beaut es the Op q bi eayt,
would Re Soldier 5 Ac tn. Gift Nc rec Noon.
light Oh Il Lal New Mrobes va Polkas Quadle.
nc. Musio lound
intense Excite lat created By HIii's In
faihe w guent tit all from
bald to tn oveed red ard so tboss
dry oi III aar The tngrent also
for ohapTod faces hans Sold the ntabe cutter lair
and whisker, No. - Nassau street
Busincss Roots only F0ur isciIars n pair,
atJUhE1S IA Ann street
and CT very best materials AM ed
service as any boots nade Frenea from 81
" So, at JDSES5 IA st.
Boots EeOss! !--BnoIs Tor siifOrn,a better
an the best aud cheaper than the cite
Governor lIpes, OF Fulton and ts Line
fIcn alt Boots 81 u: fine Native Calf SO So rua!y 81 so
ST. Gold AAng Boots, IS; Caters Ove.srneJ fnuy
TIE nj yTO -
TO CRliforstlans. Dur q Id friend, y II. gselI.
tb fu.i' opposite Unr;h ,tr Of Psto,
Eet o's err ita'e ling knnpsa r. Cirbne sless
also military 90 ds to n Above Re rr
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OF the State. The utmost confusion prevailed, aud
the House cleared OF al dsor h. y parties The
disorder and uproar continued In the rotunda, and
spor,icn OF the mtsr directed clear that por-
ton Of tie building al noisy persons. After some
time comparative order restored and the Governor
elect was introduced. He advanced to the Speakers
platform, and TOOK the oath Of Office in impressive
manner. Gov J. item eeded to deliver his insu-
gural address who ste "a with marked
attention
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-17

wi Of Hstrapoisan EoSsc No. are
meet a lss Bower, Thgrasy 20 ock. M for the
the tribute 's s%
" YonS Sss .
Miday the sth the follow were as
S s n Sa%s1 s a ass
sS1s k ss%ss Fssn GU, r
an v rss , AT susnt msnB Of tho Board
Comp,ny; John Mowton Nonaeer and L. Secretary
OFFICE OF THR NEW YORK GAS LIlHr COMPANY
hs ard g. Of IN ibis COMPANY At meeting held
partial cement Of their station N
a the price Of Gas Supplied By ate,
cubic fe AND as sooD as the works be their
made a'a sRs w .. Of s.'
s !, @ All ss, s SS%en to the .s@et
fire On the 10Th OF usust the arrangement
The dIst,,s have caused dcue the orsss
.nd distribute Gas and much Inconvenience we'll dis
ro has been made BY ompany obvate AND
have it in their power soon to urss to tier tut "
srr w Sh,n Of The ans aria. M aGS
local ueh will be immediately a.eded aDdobyiated
sueet al early h,urin the day practicable
~ '''' .; g. .o l. nEs'Htssarrr. Secretary
DNIDlND- OFyIcE or TIE UNION MUTUAL INsU
~ Company, No. IS Wall sreet-New York January
20 sis Board Of Trustees have this day va that
the endins 3d. ISIS pd ia cash TO- i . ,sr
that dividend Of be declared stock.
hsdor and snred out tho pref Of the company
to tie hare for which certificates Of scrip will be issued and
after the 18th day ofFebruary ensuing
LAMBERT sUYDAM, President
JOHN s. TApPAN Vice PRESIDENT.
FERDINAND Stage, Secretary
NoTlcE-THE CO.PARTNERsI Up HERETOFORE Ex-
listing under the of Many Clark was disso we'd on
the sth inst card Charles T. Clark still anu
eure JevslIv and Silver ob at 65 has In eo
cIartnerhp George Rogers The BUSH ess will be CON.
Quoted in the lanes u the undersigned.
CHARLES 2. CLARK,
- GEUhGE ROGERS
New York, Jsb. 16. 1873.
I IFE INSUHANCE-THE NAUTILUS LIFE INSURANCE.
IL Con No GO Wall street, y of persous
whiting aiforpa with privilege OF residing there
the and heme either by Cape Horn the
Isthmus Of Panama by Vera Cruz through Hexce
MOsRIS FRANKLIN President.
PIINv FREEMAN. Actuary.
NCTICF.-1BE SUB3Cr IBEkS HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
Of their intention to apply the Legislature Of
New York curing the thereof for inc
ra'e bmsevea and their with apita Of
tf dolars und'r the The Uaid states
Mail Steamers Company New Yorh Liverpool line" for tina
Of running line of York and
liverpool, il England JAN L., lS49
JAMES BROWN,
EDWARD K. COLLINS
e. RIGGS
W. 8. WETMORE.
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3lJO 400 Ro1TIrs NlARLy or BR DEWITT c.

rtup stio pains m ~ 20 standing have been
cured also AL and msrura and paine Of every
IL Is utd by the Irvpes Ccstea
Ludhve Sc TO- IL bss not failed IN scsr, instance Ssld
In large bottles at6O otnt 81 dozen Once 80 Pearl stresI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-17

THEOLOGICAL aAlL, 81 BOW ERY-THRILLING AND
~ Interesting Performances by the Lion Queen Mise Cal
her extraordinary performances Afternoon and Evening
OF TINS eek ~ collection Of animals at geological Ball Is
Bear who 10 fresh and vigorous be the
he was captured in the Arctic Ocean, Admission. rs
Children, half nrca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-17

DATFNT AsCEs SION GOLD wAsBER-TBE ArTEN
ton Of persons and companies going 10 CAorua allied
toeXamne It's merits at II o'clock this wednesday FIR
GALE by u subto riters only. JOHN MAYHERA co.
From strc
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AMUsEmENTD.

A kERilA ClRiUS.-sAND3 LENT & Co. PRoPRIR-
Grs- BIZ adway Alhamtw Evonine Jan. H. tho
peormsnc;s Will with
ssTtIsns the whole Troupe In appropriate costume Matter
Son and his talented Children, Jesse Her
ntndes bis principal tie Fighting ponNs Burke and
Ten spring WI setto fearful ard brilliant luons on
tie feis tGrd Mt Rusye the beautiful D,ncing
sue' Paoe h.rs mansmp by W H. Gardner. Mr. W. Stout,
MI feet Masters jesse and Maurice Sands Admission
tsrt of the house rs children price,
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'I'HE GREAT CH1NEsE MUSEUM, $50 BROADWAY BE
tween Spring and Prince Streets and the only this
country c0nsirs of ~ number Of life Chinese
o. al CLASSES several hundred hnese pair trss apartments
bridges specimens of Chines their agricultural
and mechanical Implements instruments Of
&c. Open from nine NJ till 10 NJ daily. ADM ttanoe %
cent?: Children under twelve, half
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I IFE NSU1ANCE-THE NAUTILUS LIFE I INSURANCE
II Con No % wall srect, lv persons
whiting eaiornia With privilege Of there and Of
the cut and heme either by the Horn
Isthmus Of Panama by Vera Cruz through Sexce
MOsRIS FRANKLIN. President.
PIJvy FREEMAN, Actuary,
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Amount due Mscalistsr
Stebb,ps, being amount
of bond, hypothecated to
them. not carried into
lnis se neIal statement. $4,000 %
Total ........... $s,Sss,Ol4 81
From the above deduct in
tsrest paid .......... 1855 600 90
Received on sale Of r. Road 81 100 90
Received in bonds and GER
fcates Of stocks for AT
and I848. ......... 31,741 90
2osSl 90
Balance ............... $s6l9,l7s 81
Total amount Of canal debt with interest
to jan /, Is4s ................. soo4s22 90
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nESPATCH LINE TO SAN FRA MOI SEQ. CA III FORNIA-
~ Barb BONNIE LIE. Captain Tazequel will be taped
until Saturday next M TO give time 70 complete the saloon
for the accommodation of
for Calf mia Passengers have their bag cage board on
Fua5 and on board the bark Saturday O'clock
Persons from the country get possession Of
Wednesay ming Sc0OYEk co. so a street
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RAhNtMs AMERICAN hUSEUM--SPLlNDID PER
orn anees every afternoon at and every evening ~
o'clock Mt kaes the English Giant the largest he.vies
living bcg eight high Al weighing over quarter
ton re wall be at all hours together with Major Little
and Ttnna the Fairy Queen both whom
than General Ton Thumb Western Come
DIAN The Fable Brothrr Also engaged and may
hours day ant everpg beautiful and Model
the City Of Jerusalem It now stands The proprietor of this
model DESTROYS of retiring to private life IL for
ssie The Highland Mammoth Brothers Lvpg Orars Huaus
Wss Scripture s'ausry Madam ooawe the Fortune Teller
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HOi FOR CALIFORNIA.

A COMPANY OF TWENTY-FIVE GENTLEMEN ARE
"A forming for California direct of Shreveport
this city aud seventy five in Shreveport few chances
~ 70 O'clock. Atlantic Hotel.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LURkI,BED kUOMs.-A FEW siNGIE GENTLEMEN
DO odasd with furnis rooms Will or witu
l, sket sLd tea Mt NO 30 White Inquire
between the hours Of 8 and o'clock, p. u
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| CHIP ORPHEUS FOR CALIFORNIA -fASSENG as
- having fright will please sind board at at pier
| No q EastR iyer
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TABLE KNIVES AND FVKKS, HANDSAWS AND BIR.
nibtiam arewais 20 essas table X, ives and 70 Ks
scref Siam buck white bone black tip yery
low ciaraeo and cass Hapdsaws Also heavy
seeds, Trace ard log Chains Anvils Vices Hooks and
Hinges Sad.irons Fry Wl be sold
teims 10 Iurchaters, by package only, by
JACOB s. PLATT, 20 Platt street.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-09-01

tlme' entered the house, not being APP
pnSed ofits character, and made p,isone~
OF the individual in question, and of
another who was recognised as a deser.
ter from the French army They then
withdrew with the prisoners. 1t was in
evidence upon oath that the patrol depor-
ted themSelves without menance, and
were uniformed of the character of the
premises until they were on the point of
retiring.
Mr.. Brown left the city with his family
while this examination was in progress
leaving Mr. freeman tour Consul at An,
conO in the temporary discharge of the
duties of the Roman consulate. In con-
sequence of NJ. Browns absence, and un-
der the impression that the consulate was
letf without an agent we understand that
General Oudinot addressed a communi.
cation to Mr.. Cass, our charge d'at1ai%es.
IN which he rccspitulatcd the result of the
examination, substantially as we have
given it above, and expressed the pro-
found regret which he had experienced
Mt the error that had been committed,
which had been previously expressed in
rc"Son to the American Consul and Vice
Consul. He also renewed to Mr.. Cass
the assurance that no one in the French
army had harbored the design of disre-
Garding the rights of his country. or ques-
iioning the inviolobility Of domicil of dip
lomotic functionarias.
General Oudinot further stated, we
understand, that the two prisoners had
been released, and expressed tn, hope
that the communication which had been
made would be n sufficient satisfaction for
the error which had been committed, md
which could not occur again Republic.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-09-01

The time is at hand, when the people of
the North will be required to count Tin.
cost of such interference with Southern
institutions The people of the South
have endured these evils till they have
become insuffcrable> 1t is the duty of
the people of the free States to see to it
that no further encroachment is made un-
on the rights and interests of the slave
States. THERE'S but one step now be.
tween union and disunion. The Demo
cratic party North have moved TO save
the Union, and ifsucccssful in enhghtcn-
ing the benighted minds of the masses,
we ma yet hope to see the Government
redeemed, and the Union preserved. As
long as the masses are kept in igno .ance
OF the true principles of the sacred instu-
ment which unite the States, and are suf
forcd to be led by blind guidcs--fanatic
Abolltionists, the Union will be in danger
OF dissolution. The first steps have now
been taken to redeem the country, and we
hopcYere long, to witness a radical ch nge
throughout the land