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57...CANAL STREET. 81
SALE OF EMBROIDERIES, LACE GOODS, SC.
/ I large Sock OF e EMBROIDERED GOODS. at very
reduction. preparatory to dissolution of copaEtnershp
RICH EMBROIDERED MUSLIN ROBES;
Do LACE ROBES. in White and CoIored;
Do do sc ARTS and SHAWLS;
DO LIMERICK and POINT LACE CAPES:
he. EMBROIDERED MUSLIN COLLARS;
To Val. and HoSlTOk do.
INFANTS ROBES. CAPS, WAISTS. etc.
SS" Their Stock of FANCY and STAPLE GOODS
has undergone the same reductions. my2s 1T
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NOTICE.,

DERsONs PURSUING THE TRADES. PROFESS
I SIONS and OCCUPATIONS subject 10 TAXA
TON within the limits Of the Fourth Representatpe
ont LICENSES; and those indebted 70 The State OF Lou
Eiana for TAXES on REAL ESTATE, etc., are
que, tied TO call and pay the same
The Dbfrct is comprised between ST Louis and Canal SITS.
ST. Office in Exchange Alley. between Bienvile and
Cusfomhouse streets.
mi I'm THOMAS McKEON, Collector.
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"'Twas moon light over Rampat's lake.
And many sklff .glides swiftly by,
While from their bows the pillows fly
And on the iron lamp-rosts break.

So still the air, calm the night,
The sail that 10 the breeze is given
Flaps idly in the moons soft light
And scarcely breath from Heaven"
Just such a last night, when the romantic Mr.
Schumacher stolled down Common rect. "A delightful
night for a moonlight sail " murmured he
Though bright the waters of Sin gshuhay,
And the golden streams that hitheIwad stray;
Yet on It's only for say
That the from Sauve's brighter than they
Mr. as he approached the borders of the beautiful lake
which boGnds the city, became more and possessed
with the daa of taking aquatic Unfortunately
lie YVES skie,s bu nothing deferred by tn circumstance
he seized n the fiat thai presented Itself
And launched his bark upon the flowing tide
To sail in triumph Ter the waters wide.
Just then his proceedings interrupted by guardian
OF the night who politely informed him that the ski be-
belonged John Paul. Mr. Schumacher accor
dinghy escorted 10 the caaboosa. and will have OPP
portuny OF defending his navigating propenses before
Recorder Baldwin.
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Wholesale Emporium of Hats and Caps

HE undersigned have in store md receiving per every
j arrival from their Factory in New York, large s,
90 and well selected Stock Of HATS and CAPS. ~
f6 They confident in The sertion that Their 81
S1Stccs is the most complete of any other estab- ~
hhment in tie Southern County consisting in part Of
BEAVER. NUTRiA and MOIESkIN HATS.
u. b Black and Iirab BRUSH do.
Mems and Boys SPORTING do.
Panama, Lezh0ru, Campeachy and Pamleaf. with
eia of Hats suitable for County Trade which
We will sell! at reduced prices and reasonable terms.
my4 I'm ID. w. & T. BELL EN-. ChaItres st.
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THIRD MUNICIPALITY FERRY TO ALGIERS

TsNHE Undersigned would respectfully inform the public
/ that he has now in successful operation 49, -
fine new sTEAM FERRY, running from fssskst3-sY
light until o'clock NJ. The Boat leaves this city from
fine wharf built expressly for the purpose and located oppo
distance above the Beevie Iron Works The landings
each side well arranged, and safe and exit and
trance is always obtained The the those
charged by the other Ferries Also shpmasters and others
wishing go to the Point, will find large and councillors
skifs constantly plying between the Government wharf,
(wheie the upnibuses stop and Theirs Warehouses
the opposite side.
fy5 WILLIAM RANDOLPH
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
nUININE CALONEL, BLUE MASS, IPE. -
S1 GAG RHgBARB, etc.-As low fol cash so
as can be procured esewhere-Cali and "
iudge;--Dr. f. J. COXES PREPARA- IN
O1C .soUTHERNCoUGHsY RUP-An unequaled
remedy for Coughs Influenza. etc,
EXTRACT OF COPAIVA, SARSAPARILLA
AND CUBEBs-A certain and sgreeable cure, superior
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA AND
TARAXACUM-The strongest preparation that be
made.
BALSAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIVERWORT,
the relief and cure of CONSUMPTION and Bronchitis
MENT.
Especial attention paid the treatment of Rheuma.
tilm, BlOnchus and Consumption.
kE Office corner Magazine ard Poydraa ats n23 iy3lp
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SOLDIERS, DISCHARGES WANTED. Il
dry APIECE will be paid for REGULAR SOL-3
y - DIEas' DISCHARGES. at % hatcher st. M
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TO CLAIMANTS ON THE Us. GOVERNMENT
ONE of tie undersigned viii on the 18Th inst proceed
~ Washington City. for the purpose Of atendins to
attention to any business with the dsea Departments
entrusted to them. g
fyl5 LANGDON 4 GRICE 81 81. Charles It.
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FUEL FOR STEAMERS.

FUEL FOR STEAMERS.
FlNHE GAS LIGHT COMPANY of NEW ORLEANS
will furnish TO Steamers the article of COAL T r. at
reduced price 1t has been used for several months
cessfuly on the Steamer MAGNOLIA, Capt Thomason,
connection with Wood Fuel and aids materially its
combustion
The attention of Captains and Engineers of Steamers is
called to this article of Fuel and for its qualities refer
ence is made 10 the Engineers OF the Magnolia.
GWN Orders received the Office, l2O COMMON STREET,
my5 2meod p. N. WOOD, Treasurer.
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MURDER IN THE THIRD MUNICIPALrry,-On Saturday
evening, al coffee house the corner OF Levee and En-
resulted in the death of named Edward WaTde. He
was killed by n person called Lynch. Lynch and some
other persons engaged in game Of cards. which
WaIde made remarks tina, The former consieed 81,
fensive quarrel ensued and Lynch struck w arde with
his fist in such a Kill him instantly The Cor
held inquest the body and verdict was return
ed Died from rupture OF the neck at the back OF the
head "
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WEEKLY PACKET LINE-Frorn New Basin.
s1cx=a FOR MONTGOMERY, WE ~ -
SXEEs4 TUMPKA, SELMA, and all L,fsssAG.k5F
.szassal landings on the Alabama River -
The new, hight drsugLt steamship e a. OGDEN, CAPTAIN
Ge,shevs and the new ghtdraught stesmb p9 HEA
PACKETS between New Orleans and Montgomery, We
port EVERY THURSDAY, at 4 o'clock. M One OF
the boats will be ready to receive freight at the New Basin
foot of Julia street, EVERY MONDAY MORNING. Shippers
and passengers may depend these boats making regular
trips during the entire For freight passage apply
ON board, at the New Basin.
HYDE s. OGLESBY, IL Poydras ST.
N. A Letter bag is at the Office of the Agents where
letters may be left mh5 Il
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STORAGE FOR FURNITURE.
FURN ITURE will be taken on Storage. at reasonable
rates, for the. Summer in the fine high room, known
the Camp street .4nctioa Mart. 81 Carpst. myl3
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Ii New Materials of the Latest STYLE

Smiths and Engineers.
AULT & SEYMOUR-Julia street Next Door to
Commerce street, near the New Levee.
A RE tu " prepared to attend to all kinds of S EA NJ
~ BOAT IRON WORK at the shortest notice. q
BRASS PATTERNS fnsnished, of all descrip- 81 q
tons. REPAIRS TO BOILERS and all descnp- STAyfsS
tons of JobbDg Work will meet prompt attention. "
Scales Repaired and Adjusted my5 3taw
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t. To IeGue regularly on TUESDAYS and FRI.
DAYS, at "a O'Clock, P, M.
E>OR MOBILE, from tlt New Canal and POntchartran
Railroad, via Pass Christian. 81 h
az Freight by the New Canal: l@H4#sssgra37
Eg" Passengers by the Railroad. E5aps.z1.x
The nsy and speHdd fast running passenger Lake steam
for the trade cabin all rooms viii leave the New
Canal above landing at the Pontcharran Railroad for
passengers BY the o'clock P. NJ. train of cars
Freight received FOR Montsomey WeumpAa, ETC., giving
through Bills i.ading at IS cent per Dbl.
N. B.-Frsicht received the New Basin Warehouse
til l O'Clock, P, M. on the day OF departure.
For freight passage, having unsurpassed accommOda
ja3i If WINGATE & Brennan 42 Poydras st.
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STARCH.
Al BOXES Cogata's Pearl Starch in store and Ios 81
4U by lmy26 CHAs. STOUGHToN. - Camp st.
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On CASES fresh Primes in jas in store ana lof SAFE
~ my26 CHAS. STOUGnTON. "a lamp St.
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THE FORGERY CAsE.-Nlle. Elise Clement formerly
Mde. cuot who sometime since accused OF hav
ing forged slt 600 the of Mr. Michoud which
she used Tor the OF getting husba arrived
in a few days ago, and Saturday arrested
She came The civ voluntarily and most positively
that she Prove the Signature of MI Mcoud to be gem
nine Sac says she utterly asonished when in New
York she heard that he had refused the and had
pronounced forgery Sh. Immediately hssened to the
city, b. confronted wi her She
Saturday brought before Recorder Genos but the exam
nation of the postponed. On application of her
counsel c. Duour Judge admitted her to bail in the
sum of $3.50. The whole affair involved ysery
and obscurity that is impossible, at this time to form
decided opinion regard to it. The Judicial investigation
may settle the question:
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NOTICE,

THE nnder.igned having been elected Syndc 10 settle
MP the affairs of the late firm of G. r. SESSIONS d
CO, hereby gives notice all persons indebted tasai4 firm
TO make immediate payment The undersigned will call
all those indebted $50 far he fad fem) and
sent their bills and all that not settled will placed in
the hands Of an attorney for collection.
Tie also offers for SALE the establish Of the EVENING
MERCURY. The Office is complete in particular,
together with first rate Double Cylinder Napier Pres,
guaranteed to be equal any his city The Press will b.
sod .epaIaley, if desired
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-04

VINEG Ar ESTABLISHMENT
Efs Ghteisignpiis constantly manufacturing and ha
oT sales vary irerior article Of VINE GAE,
wh,c,i ne VIII gnar nice to improve by age, and gA5
wii isnVeI IT, tree OF chages in any part OF tsSS{s
,oes to sult times viz Butts so gallons 50 So Barrels
~ iS'!onx* sa'fe' 40 gallons cents p gallon. hbe
"a d,sconn: mt de 10 Wholesale customers
line hoiyed in the PoslofIce will be pnrctsah
Corner Commus aud Msraia sts opposite Charii,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-04

~ TIERCES Extra Sugar 0nred Hams. shayes & d.
mys US IN STORE az a Al sTouGGToS "a Camp ST.
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OIt-tWS OF IFtW FJTtIFHIoItIo
and Steamboat Captains, to you Greeting:
GRATEFUL do fee for ycur liberal patronage for the
" past five years and By having. and continually
ceving fresh supplies of GROCERIES OF my own mpor
taon and all times heavy stock hand, attentive
Clerks and Team deliver goods free of charge. BY
experienced person do feel prepared to put FAMILY
ERS' ORDERS and attend to PLANTATION SUP
PLIES, the most favorable terms, with goods of the
best quality. Respectfully,
CHARLES STOUGHTON.
my1Stf Family Grocer. 81 Camp street. N. o.
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FISH.
:. I M PACKAGES Salmon and Mackerei. in store and
my8 CHAs. sroUGHToN. Q. Camp st.
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FURNITURE PACKED AND MOVED.
n MCCUTCHEON, .0o ST. CH.9RLE S Sire I. Two
~. Doors ahore poydras will attend PACKING
and MOVING, or SHIPPING FURNITURE. for persons
changing reside nces leaving the city. Oders sent
10 him will be attended with particular and executed
with dispatch.
Hotels Boarding houses Steamboats, and Ships supplied
with Furniture Mattresses. Bans, etc.. reasonable
terms. ID Nee, lC9 ST. Charles street
EY- New ard Secondhand Furni,nIe Bought. Sold
Repaired Vanished and Polished myI7 Pm
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SHIPS-SHIPS.
FOREIGN PORTS,

Fl. For 2avre-The A splendid fast sailing packet
afsji ship PESCATOsB, Capt. Bouriin having u
hsfSs~ perio accommodations Tor Passengers will have
immediate dtpach. For freight Or pas apply to the
ie4 L. Il. G ALE. % ,nmnlon u
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-04

to" For Cierk-SAMUEL G. RISK is Candidate
for Clerk District Court the Election to be held
the 5th of November next, and will be supported 10y
MANY VOTERS.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24

DEATB or THE OLDEST GRADUATE.-H Hon.
Timothy Fsfrarr, who the Oldes, surviving grad
uats OF Harvard University died al his residence Ia
Hollis, n II. on Tuesday last He was born on the
lth OF July I77 and graduated in the year l75T He
was consequently oue hundred and one wears seven
months and ten days old. Boston Atlas.
tT- The Editor OF the Raleigh Star has con-
tracted print the Laws and Resolutions Of the last
session Of the North Carolina legislature and also the
Documents required 10 be printed for the Leg.-
lsture. Mr.. Wesley Whitaker, Jr. has taken the
tract for printing the Journals OF the last session
ETA pedlsrs box, containing jewelry and cash
TO the amount Of 500 or al 100 stolen from the
avern Of g. T. Boydsn, at Durhsmville. N Y. the
18th inst
~ The Biography of DEWIrT CLrsToS is an
nounced as IN press al Buffalo, and the authorship is
attributed to GEO w CLINTON, son Of the susned
deceased
CF THOMAS PRATT has been committed 70
prison in Buffalo to await trial for attempting 10 nur.
der bis stepnother Mrs Paine, by administering ar
senic. The parties reside In Aurora Erie Co.
r. Thomas Packard was arrested at Ware.
house Point Mass Tuesday last on charge OF svinx
stolen $500 In Herkiner Go. MY The rogue was
cought BY means Of the telegraph.
~ The Otseg0 Democrat announces the mar.
riase OF Henry r Phnney to Caroline Martha daughter
Of J. Fenimore Cooper the novelist.
b The Syracuse Journal announces the sud
den death BY spoplexy Of Major JAMES WALLACE an
eminent and worthy citizen Of that place.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24

CossEcTicuT ELEcTIoS.-Hon. JoHs A. Rock
WILL was unanimously nominated Oh the first
formal ballot for reelection to Congress In the lid
District, composed Of the counties Of Newton
don and Windham. On the informal ballot MIR.
Il received 81 votes to ls scattered upon Messrs
Daniel p. Tyler. Chas. ]. McCurdy, Jonathan A..
Welch, Joel w. White, l.. F. $. Foster. The
Nominating Convention was held at New London
on the 22d inst
The Congressional ticket Is now complete
CHARLrs CHAPMAN having been nominated 10 the
Iss District. JAS. +. BABcocK In the lid and
THOMAS B. BUTLER in the IVth.
A. NJ. CoLLIss, Esq Of Hartford has been nom
mated to Congress by the Free Soil Convention Of
the Ist District
Col. THOMAS II SEYMOUR, was nominated by
the Loco Focos for Governor on the 22d inst. by
vote Of ll6 to II for O. 5. SEYMOUR, FOL
THos SEYMOUR. l2 each for JAS. T. PRoTTAsD
LP. WALDO, and p scattering.
JosrpH TRUMBULL OF Hartford, is the Whie
candidate aud Hon. joins NJ NILS. the Free
Soil, for Governor
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24
The Pacific Mails.

CALIFoRsIA ASD OREGON MAIL VIA HAVANA,
CHAoAEs AND PANAnA-The United states steam pack
e. Acon will 30 dispatched from the PoEt OF y York
on Thursday, the sth Of March next. The public ia
hereby notified that mails may be sent 70 Newfork
Charleston, South Carolina; Savannah, Georgia and
New Orleans Louisiana 10 be conveyed By said steam
packet which Will sail from Heufork the srh from
Charleston, :. c. on the llth from Savannah ga On
The 18th touching a. Havana; and from New Orleans
on the 18th Of March next
Mail bags win be made Up at New York, to be for.
vsrded 10 al the points above named; also Tor Cna.
gres Psnams San Diego santa B4rbsrs. Monterey San
Francisco and Astoria The postmaster Of Charleston
savannah, and Sev-Orlesrs, will also make up malls
for the points stated 10 be cent board Of the Falcon
upon her arrival At their respective ports.
The entire postage for single letter not exceeding
ball an ounce N weight viii be IL. cents 10 Havana
- eents 10 Chagres 30 cents 10 PsnAma-to be paid in
Al ess=s-ard 40 cents 10 San Diego Santa Barbara,
Aoaerey san francisco and Astoria 10 be prepaid or
% nj unpaid, ct the option of the writer
Newspaper sne pamphlets sea postage, cents each
Ahd inland postage TO be adesd. e. JOHNSON,
Postn assar General
Poet Q&~ QYartnsst, Fsb %, Isls.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24
wise with the minute. of the charge the Jury. The

wise with the minutes of the charge to the Jury The
resolution vas adopted
NAUTILUS INSURANCE COMPANY.
Mr. ADAMS offered a resolution calling for iul
report Of the Nautilus Ire Insurance Company rela
ting TO loans, voting By proxy, &C. The resolution
Was adopted
vILIIAxyHrC cHARrKR
The bill 10 amend the charter Of the village OF
Williamsburg read 9 third time and passed
GESERAI BANKING Law.
The Committee OF the W boie took up the ohl
10 amend the General Banking Law and after making
progress In the consideration OF the same rose
and reported IL 10 the Senate and had leave 10 sit again
Tne senate then adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
INSURANCE.
Mr. CAMPBELL OF New-iork reported OIL %
amend the charter Of the Williamsburg Fire Insurance
Company.
COMMISSIONERS or PRACTICE. ~
Mr.. Vas ORDES Of New York reported OH
70 continue In oface tie Commissioners Of Prscnee
MARINE HOSPITAL
Mr.. Fisk Oft Y. reported bill for the removai
Of the Marine Hospital
yEwrozx HOTEL COMPANY
Mr. Vas ORDES Of y. y. gave notice OF nl'
intention 10 introduce bill tc ineorporsse tne
York Hoiel Company.
rNsoLvEx7 BANK CREDITORS
Mr.. SMITH Of Monroe Co. offered reso.u'ioH
insrern. the Bank COMMITTEES 20 inquire into toe eS
uediency Of allowing receivers TO compromise VII"
he creditors Of lnsolTent Banks
on motion, the House Of Assembly ADJOURNED
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24
shipping Intelligence.

PAyAi. Jan-Ths zepobia, Hslpn, from Newcastle to
NswYork days. arrived here 10Th lnsIsni-esks and
mus, discharge 10 repar
0orrrxsuaS, Jan. 20Ths solide, Huffman, from New
York 70 uis port reported to have arrived In Hawk
Rosds, lssky.
0srtsock, jan so-Irhe Warren from Newf York has
srived In the Clyde lssby aud with par, Of her cargo
thrown overheard.
MADrisA, Jan. lO--Leysnt Mann, from NewNork' viii
Of her cargo Of Indian snd slaves ON board IN
attempting put from this port, Sst uh was driven
on shore and wrecked. Crew, except ono man, saved
Miltosp. Jao ae.-The Nsp,es, Dumbey, from Bossoi
20 Dublin vis Cora drove from her anchor on shore nes
Abornvie, has become total wreck. The whole OF he
cargo lost The and four men. who remained on
board been taken OF BY boss from Abornvie
The Atlantic Ross from Liverpool to New Oresns on
shore ct Ardrosssp. and 6ls with the tide
AskIvsp d FRoM NEw- -YoKK-Lsdy Arsbes. al Leg ehofp
ARIEL ct Malta; Forester at Msrseies Wsss, doi Prov
.dsuce do Emma, si Lisbon; 81. Msrys al Genoa St
Denis Splendid and Ceres, Of Hsvre James al Warren
Point Augusta and Hyndeord In the Clyde Patrick Hen
~ ssxony, Wsierloo, Victoria, Regent, Symmetry, and
Queen Of The West ct Liverpool NswYork, AT do ST.
John ct galway Mescis s Cork Csleritss, al Amser-
DAM Souvenir, M Wesipor with damage Price Albert,
wsstminser and Caroline st Gsvesend Eibe and Orion,
q Brsmsn Lindsr Sligo; Edward, In scsuer'y Rosds
Warren. In The Clyde; Ciarlsss, ., Belfast
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24
M a "a "a I'm

On THURSDAY evening F,b. o. Rsv Ralph Hoyt the Cur,h
Good shspL-rd Mr. SAMUEL n. HOfr To Mss SARAH
ANN BARTON, both of THIS Cfy.
tJ Buff oplpefs please coly
Ihurs,S evening Febrsfy Grace Ciarch By Rev DR.
Tsyof HENRY I. BLElpOkN Esq merchant lsis of Ham
burg Germany 70 MARIA ANY only daughter OF WIN stsnton
Esq Of slsfi-i England
FRIDAY evening FEB 3 by Rev William Adsms. M SAMUEL
" srEBBiNs o. Mss SARAH daughter Of Nahin Brown, all
o thi- Cfy.
Pleasant C0Sge, Kingston n Thufsdsy Feb b.
Rev. scbe1ct. FRANCIS STEWART Baltimore,
Mr. MARY A +. HOOD, OF the former place
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24
~ KNOX, I2s Fulton st. will issue his Spring fa,h'ou
for gentlemsn's bats March 3. 1919 2NA.

CALTFosNfASs You CANNOT preserve your hssl,h
Journey either by or lard amer ycu arrive
California, unless the wster drink ID purihed vih
good Fer-fresh water Will purify within two weess
becoming fopy and extremely offensive rain ~ser
generates myrsds OF aDimsculs but When pro,
nlefej becomes extremely agreeable TIE DIVER wsef n
California which you drink when there, becsuse ih-rs
wells and the spfnss remote from the goJ pla
contsins impurities csnted by the cscomposiiou u
veg stable and animal substsnces which viii pfotgcs
dYsens anc other dseses and render unable ~ labor
enjoy and u yol continue 10 drus 10 10
nsinrs condition will finally cause death, even though
dcnes taken cOun,ersct s eneets remedy
cure disease long you constantly smutiss nty
drinking impure waer Nou csn buy NJ 10 Nss-susi uD
ssirs for 81 80 cent? Filter which ran bs packed win
clothing IN atns not srcnpyDg much space being
ght and portable snd nOs liable 10 hIeSssgr which can 10
used In the gh-s; eaher nj De suspended
with the molious OF the vessel sni ~Lich ~
der the mosd -Rgrersb. Her perfectly sweet and whole
some can be- v-ied by scual experiment NJ odcs
No prudent will to California wihou Que, ard he
friends c those sO have ana IN Tho hurry OF deps
tnre neglected lake important requisite OF heah
could DO them greater favor han 10 nv and s-nd
IL To them FOR SALE ONLY BY l. }. BURKE L co
10 2wD9iN &itsW' ~ Nassau s. -nd door.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24

DlRKcr TEISeRAPaic CONNECTION WITH NEw-
BsUNswrcx.-on "wednesday evening the wires be
tween Nsw.York and 81 Johns. New. Brunswick were
connected and Mr.. Foes the skful operator at this
cod Of the ne held eonveatlon with the operator in
the St. Johns otce Tbs distance Is about $50 miles
This 10 most incredible in these dsys OF wonders
On Thursday evening the click OF the pen-lever an
nouucsd that TAs Trisszs Express bed reached 81
Johns and the Evopas news wss sent forward in time
70 be published In TAs TriAsa< of Friday morning
Probably the news was puhlished In Charleston, 8 C.
ssrfy Friday morning .,.r
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24
FARTHER EUROPEAN NEWS.
PER STEINER EUROPA
By Telegraph and Express from Halifax
FRANCE.

II Renard presented the report Of the Com
ittee sgsnst the urgency OF colng the Clubs which
the Assembly adopted by majority OF 4ls to J42-'he
result wss received with loud cries from the lett oi
" vivs La RepubHque !" NJ, LedruRolln ss'ended
the tribune and said "I have the henor 10 present
demand TO authorize bill OF impeachment TO be brought
IN against the Ministry daughter on the right
Agitation and loud applause the extreme left which
then rose with cry of - viye la RepubliqueD The
Assembly then at past seven in ndeseribabie
agitation On the 29th ult extraordinary precautions
bad been adopted for the protection of the National
Assembly The number Of troops in Its immediate
nsiehborhood was estimated al about % 900 men The
garrison Of the Palace was reinforced and The battery
Of artillery planted front Of the edhce at the entrance
CT the Pont dc Ia Conciergie.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24
ID I l. D..

n th. eity on Monday Feb I9 .yspsas MERRITT HOLT
,i yesf. months Of the h Of j. NJ w. Ho Of this C,
f-rmsy Of last Haven. Conn.
On the morning Feb a. JAMES w MOTT OF Great Sect IL
respectfully nrt-i attend bis ings.
sunday n A from hs late resisncs without farther
vtston.
yebrsay while vi., 70 tbs CITY, ASrHoNY A JAco
Bus, Of Nex Jersey. eyed ~ years.
Ia h, City, Feb o. LAwREScE son Of Lawrenos w. Rmbrse
s.-d ~
Fn-nis invited funeral
dsy next, a. ococs ?. VI without farther aotc-.
Poug sunday. Fsb H. Mrs THlRZA, WIDOW OF
the Cbar. Armstrong Tho deceased
.ntearnz the o - and for many yesrs
teen-d member Of the Methodist p Church.