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Washington telegraph., 1849-12-12

Modesty to the female character, IS
like saltpeter to beef, imparting blush
while it preserves its purity.
The above is only equaIled by Ollapod,
who says:
Female lips are but the glowing gate
way of so much beef and cabbage"
Did any one ever.
Washington telegraph., 1849-12-12

The poor have little-beggars none.
The rich too much-enough not one..
Washington telegraph., 1849-12-12

Fools make feasts and wise men eat them
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Superior Court,
nAfneA I~I.A @. l<Asl


Cottisb BoHest. rs. Hariow E. ST. John Hook, and
several othrsThis action assault and bat
terry and false imprisonment lt appeared that the
plaintiff, who Is lair dresser by trade went from his
residence the evening Of the 10th of February
to tavern to procure segar. Sill and others of the
defendants were there when he arrived; the parties
all drinking difficulty arose between Sill aud
plaintiff in regard to debt due by the former plain
tiff, for eeches Plaintiff asserted that he owed him
two dollars, while Sill insisted that 1t not much
and 1t the plaintiff took 1t up and walked away
with 1t. They immediately followed him, crying out
ttop thief In the pursuit they met three officers who
accompanied them until they overlook him, at his
house they then arrested him, and brought him to
the Essex Market Police Office, whereshe detained
Justice Ketcham Bills Of Indictment after wards
laid before II Grand Jury who threw them out. The
plaintiff Fought to recover damages for q constructive
assault and battery and for imprisonment In the sta
ton house during the night Of tbs 10th February.
The defence set up by Sill, Hook, Edwards, and Her.
bert, was that plaintiff committed the first assault by
forciby taking the two dollar BILL and that they
justified In following and arresting him. The defence
Of the other parties that they heard the cry Of
stop thief and that they called upon by Sill and
discharge Of their duty a. police officers. The jury
found verdict fer the plaintiff against Hook for $50:
against Sill, $40; against Edwards and Herbert, IS
each, and found verdict for the other defer nts,
sgainst the plaintiff
Raisier C. Wortendyke vs. I'm. Granger.-This was
action for slander It appeared that the plaintiff
entered into agreement with the defendant to sell
TO the latter his dealer In Ice. The
negotiation afterv broken of, and bill
filed by Of the parties against the other, for spe
ms de an affidavit in the cause. and the defendant
charged him with having committed perjury or that
the afidavit fafe Ind that he would him to
be indicted Adjourned to this morning.
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PIrTsBuRG, Feb 10-P. NJ
The weathers extremely cold Six feet Of water In the
vhap mel and falling The banks discounting very
sparingy. Flour unchanged in price, The demand is
for consumption Wheat Is in moderate requestfor mil
ling 1t 7oc for prime white Corn 10 held at $50 for
white and 400 for yellow. Oats sell at go. Rye
at So 8lH Cornmesl at ST. Bulk porks-sales Of rs 600
lbs. at 81 &c. Lard sells slowly At $40. Groceries
Sugar In good demand, and firm at last rates. Mo-
lasses Is In active dsmandsaes Of 800 barrels at27c
months.
CINCINNATI, Feb. IL, 1848.
Flour.-The market Is staady, but not active Sales
500 barrels at SO 81 So 87H Whiskey Is In fair de-
mand at l6c. Fer pork, there 10 Q moderate demand
at 50 so $40. Sales Of sugar at AZ 30. There Is
good demand for molasees, and prices tend upward
sales Ut 26l g. Sales Of seeds-timothy 1t * To-
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Tneatric nj and MuslcnI.

Bowxar THEArRE.-Ths new drama Of the "Lock.
smith Of Stockholm was produced last evening with
much success, and can, with TRUTH say that it is
most interesting drama, and well acted Is it was
interesting The story is briefly this Ambrose Spell.
man, IN. B. Clarke the Locksmith Of Stockholm, .
moor but honest man Is about be married to Chris
tine, (Miss Wemyss) who has refused many wealthy
sutors for his sake On the day Of their proposed
risge, ambrose 10 employed by Ankerstron, IT. Duff
. spendthrt, to make duplicate Key, with which Key
Ankei strom opens the strong box Of the commsndant
and rohs it Of . vast The key Is found wrapped
mp In paper proved to have belonged to AMBROSE the
wax impression from which he made IT, Is found In lis
shop; ana he IL found to possess money suddenly
lit given him by An kerstrom for making the key)
he IL adjudged guilty Of having committed the ROBBIE
ny IL torn rom his BRIDE and sent to the mines for
Ave years Thus closes the 1rst act The second act
hnds Christine after lapse VI Ave years, married to
Anhat OF her old flames, though she still thinks
ofAmbrose tho christening OF her child takes place,
and Ankerstrom, who has become rich proprietor,
and settled In the vicinity stands godfather she
tires from the ceremony overcome by her feelings and
meets Ambrose Just returned from the Incarceration
he has go rnjustly tuhered Whilst a most Affecting
scene Is passing between them the neghbors come In,
recognise Ambrose and proceed to eject the fson from
the place and burn hts houee Anbalt, Cbristine's
husband, In attempting to stop them. receives his
death woHpd-Ankerstroul recsg nises Ambrose, and
Giving him money bids him fly. Thus closes the second
act We will not dstroy the interest If the piece to
those who have not 1t, by relating the denoue
.ment, which il moot intcresting The piece Is one
Nile W.myss Clarke, SO fully took advantage of, and
were much apDlauded The rest OF the entertain
msnts went of finely Tonight the came Dill VIII be
repeated.
BROADWAY THEATRE.-The celebrated drama OF
Monte Cristo the wonder Of the stage, In the dra-
msto record Of New York. performed last evening
to . very brilliant audience As usual, ME- Lester,
the elegant and faithful comedian, vachs Ffsderoks,
Dyott, Matthews, 30 Mssdsmes Fanny Wallsck, the
epathstio sctress Abbott, splendid woman and the
lively Miss sinclair performed their different parts
with great ability But the greatest attraction Of the
night wss the Introduction OF Herr Driesbaoh, with
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From Havana,

CHARLESTON, Feb. II, 1849.
The United States mail steamship Isabella from Ha.
yana, has arrived hefe.
The quarantine was kept up at Havana In modi.
ned form, and only applied to vessels arriving from
London and GLASGOW. Those from New York and
New Orleans being subjected to the Observance Or
eight days. II in possession Of clean bills Of health
Vessels from all other ports enter free Of quarantine
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Sentence OF Miller, the EOrgor.
BesroN, Feb. IL, 184o.
George Miller, the forger has been sentenced TO the
State prison fer the term Of nine years.
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Charleston Races.

BALTIMORE, Feb. H. 184o.
Mr.. o. P. Hare's Bostons won the first days race,
and Rosaline won on the second day. The first day
Bosona beat Shark at four mile heats the short rub
time. 75o-757. On the same day, Hampton's fny
beat Tslley's Boston colt, two mile heats, in 84s-
9:47K On the second day, Rosaline won the three
mile In good time On the third day. Thirteen of
Trumps was the winner.
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TelcgraphIe Affairs.

WAsHINoroN, Feb II, 1840.
The stockholders Of the Southern Telegraph Line,
leading from Warrington to New Orleans, held meet
ing in Charleston and agreed to accept Of Mr. Hseys
proposition to lease IT, provided he give the re-
quired security. The lease is to extend for three
wears.
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DANCING.

VONOvER 0UARDa-TBK vIRsr ANNUAL BALI or
~ the abcve company will take place Chinese Assem-
Roeus Ne $50 Broadway, Thursday Evening FeS 18th
Tickets 10 DO had a. the Head Quarsrs Hudson
RES streets or OF the following commitccCapt Chas Il
Church Ieuts ally psson a. W. Sherwood James Byers
Valeau, VIM Pool Irivates VIM. Spoford Robt Nysra
John Cooley and WIN. Wcla Bv order of
oHAsI. CHURCH. cspsst. u
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A UCTloN NOTICE AND CARD-ANY BUSINESS NAN
having two or three thousand dollars capital have
opportunity Of making profitable
ratve Auction and Commission Business which
Iied on safely and great advantage all its banche With
long established who command the
above Of more can do much better than whiting California
line addressed to THOMAS BEL Auetioneer Old Church. cor
lillian and Frankfort streets will attention
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HOT rOix GALIFOIsNlA

STEAMBOAT FOR CALIFORNIA; MERCHANT or
THIS city about to purot swift aud pow erfa Steam
boat OF 235 tons burtaen She will for
San Francisco and Rave accommodate forty ty
Her cost whom ready sea- from 70
SWWO 10 is willrg 10 invest In the enterprise SaO or
SeUo shares OF $500 each will be given ur tho re
gured sum. For further Abraham
Bancker ut White Hail. 1t the to place her in
the most profitable busness alter her arrival at San
LN0R CALIFORNIA, VIA CHA0RESTHE SPLENDID
Tbs Propretors Of this vessel at tho solicitation
tie ca orna esner wing there the 10Th March have
to her from the for
only and will despatch her for Chaes direct the
sh Day Of FsSrusry instant at u o'clock H. from pier N
confidently expected that she will the trip to Chares in
nine days thus aordns ample time after her there for
passengers to make their the 1sCs season 10
prevent oil possibility Of missing the California steamer what
may be the state Of tho roads difficulty CON
yeysnoes Mt Chauea
Passage in the saloon eta Observation-Disclosures
:" 4" stesrage and found ordinary ship faro " rs
In order to afford the create to
no freight will be taker. Apply to
SPOFFORD, fILESTON & CO. IS South st
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Common Pleas.

Before Judge Ul8hoener.
FEB IL -Wm Sem6ierrs Lorenso L. Bishop.
and battery. The defe ndsnt grooer, residing in
the Third avenue; and In May last number Of boys
in the nigh Sorhood Of his store and Of tbs
number he selected the plaintiffs son o lad Of l3
years Of sge. and gave him q hogging with q
borsewhip For the defence 1t shown that umber
was In tie habit Of eating the doors
and windows.of DEFENDANT using gross and insulting
language, and that the occasion In question, young
Sembler abused the defendant and attempted to
throw brick. bats at him. and to break his Windows
The Jury had not agreed whom the Court adjourned.
Dress Coats, French Cloth, and full SILK
Spring : S 70 g. each sd E,s: , same style
S2 Cloake $40 81 Pants s. TO 81 ps Vests IS to
10 los u uem So suits Corner Of Nassau and BECK
streeta GEO. LBVIE
valentines! valentinesi Call, Ladies' and
teen and the splendid Of Valentines
and beauty cannot be surpassed. TURNER'S FISHER,
"a Chatham street.
N.wsyles ssh from the PAINTERS hands the coun sr
Every hour
Experiment. Is, both Startling ana Amusing,
VIII be performed Dr. Dods a Clinton Hail. every evening
TIE audience who win be entirely controlled the will Of the
operator.
Portable Dressing Cases, Manufactured by
the btcberA will be found exam alton. oontsn ell that
Is desirable for gsntemans toilet In the smallest possible space
The articles are selected with ssso. regard e end Are
No. IN Broadway. ofHbsry o., and So Broadway.
wigs ana Toupses.-The best assortment
In the city. b found Baosors Wig Mandatory
silver medal a tho last Fair Of the Amsrosn Institute Cal
and before purchasing elsewhere. Cory the address,
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Ho! for California.

PiTrsBURG, Feb. 10-P. M.
Ankrims Overland Company for California will
leave In o few days. It numbers 200 men, They have
chartered the steamer Oriental to take them down the
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nR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF TIE "PRACTICAL PRIVATE
~ rrcatisc 49, So Greenwich stxsetoncs hourss v II
tSundsy excspcd Thsse who apply In the sasy
stsenai0s their curs chiefly however tAoss vhs
DDS ervicca In soure from fts hrs nopnx 70 e NOR
advanced and distressing stasss on uDesmou advantages
radical ouro which, s h ground COT sssHa b o5iasA
fsry rp ohsrsn-re II AnsyioA
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1--WE 0k6AT CHIN eE hUSEUh, 6y BROADWAY BE-
tween Spring and Prince srcet and tho only one In this
country consists ct great number Of LILO figures OF Chinese
81 al osssS several hundred Chinese paintings apartments IN
noucs stores and vessels models Of pasodas tempes
ondgce specimens Of Chinese manufacturer their axcuYS
and mechanical Implements Of music lanterns No
tc OIcn from nine AN. till 10 n daily Admi
oents Children under twelve, half price
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NO CURE, NO CHAlGk-DR MURPHY o! 9 GOLD
sasss Of ssnorhna he four dsya
Constitutional debility and mpotsnoy guooessfay treated -
nesa OAas ~ Cola stvsstr Omen svsua A. r. - 3 pW
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1SALIFORNIA COLD WAsHIN0.-ALL wHO 90 TO CA.
ona wash ard collect gold from the earth. should 80
Imam Fulton street sand sssct
Bss COPPER wovs Iron wirc Sers Pcks &c. Be
ant not ., without seus,
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The line is complete to st. Johns, N. B. Several
comm snications have passed through.
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the ssms, rose s.d reported, and had leave

70 eft again.
ALsANr, Feb. IL 1870.
QUARANTINE
A petition presented and referred, In favor Of
the removal Of the Quarantine also, against the
removal Of the Qusrsptine which referred.
HARLEM RAILRoAp.
bill reported to amend the charter Of the Now
York and Harlem Railroad.
rkw YORK CITY cHARrER.
The bill to amend the charter Of the city Of New
York, with some verbal amendments, was read third
Mr.. JOHNSON gave notice OF q bill susHe ristng the
Counsellor Of the Supreme Coart to "a Q smdsvits
without fees
eyf STATE PRISON.
Mr.. ELpERroN, Of st. Lawrence Goa ntg, submitsed
a resolution ting the States prise Sing Sing,
which, giving rise to debate, was laid oar under tho
xuls.
The committee next took up the &c " al Insurance
bill, and made some progress In tho alteration OF
the came.
BINoAMProN RAILRoAD.
The committee then took up the bill respecting the
Ing 1t to designAte the route through Homer and
Cortland, passed the same amended.
STREET, BROOKLYN.
The committee took up the bill relating 20 Navy
street. brooklyn, and passed the same without amend
ment.
MEeHANIcs'
The committee took up the bill making the lien Law
of Richmond county applicable the whole Stste and
having made progress therein, had leave to sit
again.
The Assembly then adjourned.
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Flood In the NlissIssi ppl River.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 10-P.M M.
Alarming accounts have been. received here Of Q
great food in the Mississippi river. The damage is
said to have been very great.
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AUCTION 8.


r n. HOFFMAN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS STATES
LIE xuskes 1t Auoton.-L n. Hoffman Co will SELL on
Tuesday 9Th February BY order Of tho Department. $1,000 UNI
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Fire ArmsI Fire Armsl-Joseph u Hart. ~
xaiosn isIe sale the United Satss for tbs sale
Norths cssrstd Carbines calsd ~ Hsss lead ~
breech and bttsr adapted the Cs ola trade
to shoot M yards can 10 lo.dd with rdisy NTH either
shot ball position; light weight and highly valued
By tie United States Army snd savy For ssle low nv
JOSEPH HAaT, "a Maiden lame
Liquid Hair Dye.-Batoheior's Liquid In
sS5 ha ss rod Or hair to natural black or COLOR
market and applied with lees trouble than other dyes Sold
Wholesale and retail at W. BATCHELORS No. Wall street.
Denr broadway.
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Ff6pafhtf0hS lot the RccePtiOn OF General
Taylor.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 10, P. M.
Preparations are making grand scale for the
reception Of Gen. Taylor. Information has been re-
ved that he expects to arrive here on Tuesday next
PIrrsBURa, Feb. 10, P. NJ
The wings are making extensive preparations for
the reception Of Gen. Taylor. committee of recep.
tion Is to 60 down the river steamer to meet him.
lie is expected to arrive here about Thursday, and
will 20 to baltimore via Brownsville
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ihipplng Intelligence.

Shipping Intelligence.
BosroN Feb Of Cork 2osh u ship Isaac Wright
Bailey Liverpoo for New York Spoke OCT 40 50
Jon ~ ~ ship aul jones' Howe tprobaby Brdges from
York (July Isl for Manila.
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EEhAlE ACADEMY, BROOKLYN-JOsEF GUNoL An
nou oes that he will grand ms at tho
above ace this TUESDAY ev ming Fe 18TH the
beat n ected prt grummes SUBMITTED Do presn ed
Doors open o'clock at oclook Tokcs
% cents DO had At tho door, Book aud Muso
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CALIFORNIA CO0DS!- CATHOLIC PRAYER BE ADS
and crosses held In great estimation ty the Indians
Srnia and Mexico for SALE In all their varieties BY LAUMO
NlER importer Of fancy goods and permcry Lane
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Of the Unversalst Society intend holding Festi
val or Seal Levee Tuesday Evening and Wednesday
noon and evening" Feb Is and H. at BuidnEs
Market street. below Broad variety Of useful fancy arf
cts books and all kinds will DO real
LsSe win be held Supper wi BE- provided for all who wish il
ard Thayer Of New York. Admission fres-supper tickets
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ITO MERCHANT TAnORs.FoR SALE. TIE STOCK AND
Rstabhpent No. $50 Greenwich corner Kobnsen street
near the washinton Market person wishing engage
the bunes the location 10 excellent
passed. For further particulars inquire the store.
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M ECaANICS AND wORKINGMENS AssOCI ALTON.
Second Ward Hotel Nassau street " VIZ
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EoR BAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNiA-TO SAIL ON THE
zo'h DsIhe epen did ocean steamship SEN
III he a1 feet ioI by 30 f. beam builtby
40 horse power and made by Hcssr H. Durhsm Ca
guarantee for their superior 9Th a perfection The
run between BOstos 81 Johns and nas. and has severely
boats that has Browns ynr Az ma
his certificate to that effect her sata arc
magpicen fitted for comfort and the
limited The owners have the pleasure stating will
COMMANDED BY Lieut. Bache T. Navy who has perfect
steam engine The principe, engineer practical expo
otwo Of the will San Francisco her which will en-
sure attention and comfort to passengers For passage only
Woodruff 4 MINTURN ~ South st.
Improvements and additions making perfect
this voy
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ITO sPORTsNIN.-A THOROUGH Bred ENGLISH P0IN-
for ssls, years old. Woodworking stsunch owsh
aud under exoeen command note Addressed ScoLOrA
AZ this efcs, viii meet With immediate attention.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Of Thursday, this week, February 18th, will contain fall
accurate and partial of the round the
referee. certificate Of sah ehoder &c. &C. case Of the
Fight between Yankee Sullivan FAnd Tom Hyer which has
created 30 much excitement throughout the land
Nassau street.
Nj IAING-CAPT. }. r. DENNIS OF PROVIDENCE r. l.
11 took passage board State Name from Sto
nDgtsu TO New York. Friday night last February New
YORK; and was last seen going deck about o'clock
morning being about hours previous her New
York BE supposed havo been lost jumped overheard in
cloth coat black wooen with ella spss and pair
dark cashmere He about 40
medium ie and somewhat bald headed Any person giving in
formation leading to bis discovery Of his body hand
soney warded ty giving formation at this sce or to
b. q. EARLE, Providence r /.
JNL0wERs FOR VALENTINES DAY-rHOSE IN WANT
OF Borquets Fancy Baskets kpergnes oiled choice
flowers fer Valentines will please leave their early
Z. DUNLAP. Florist 635 Broadway.
ITO A PERSON HAVING CAPITAL AND DESTROYS or
visiting Europe extraordinary opportunity
make fortune business which will easy transact and
requires hut short time to accomplish. All Information
subject DO obtained BY addressing to T.
psper stating when and where an interview be had
CAUTION-THE PATRONS OF THE PRorECTIvEUNION
~ notified that n D. Manly 10 longer In their employ
and not authorised TO sell bread from their Bakery
been discharged Tho public hereby notified all
for tsr superior bread will be promptly attended Bakery
ccrrer Of Seventh avenue and NinetoeI IN street.
do JOHN sTREET-PEaPETUAL GLOSS OVER SHOES
~ The most beautiful Over Shoes found At the
original Goodyear Agency In finish THY equal Patent
Leather in style tho finest Dress Boot Wholesale and retail
SAMUEL BROOKS Agent,
~ John street. up stairs.
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EACTST TO BE RKMENBERED-THATC ONSUM PTION Is
almost always produced BY Id that xht easily cured
That Wsar bassm Of wild Cherry will cough ood
matter Of he long standing The mider form
Hone also BY this Baisam Thatit conceded ~
lawyers csymsn and phyne.os that this Balsam hi.
been qualed efficacy all affections tho lungs
liver That rejoice the pcsession Of good health
who but for this Balsam would have been In their sAvehav
ing been given up die by their friends and ply
Dr. Bradford Knapp ofCr, Point N r. in letter says
I'm OF practice In this vicinity have
good DEGREE the good qualities Of wisar BAsam wild
Cherry in pulmonary complaints and now wsh to procure
supply Of Ito medicine"
UNITED STATES ARSENAL.
On FowLE-
Dear Sr-Havng several bottles wistars Balsam Of
Wild Cherry in family for the complaints for which
commended 18th decided beneficial effect cheersly advise
totryit. q. A. SCHWARMAN,
For SALE wholesale and retail b. hessrs Sands 100
Fulton street. of William as Broadway Penifold Co.,
Fletcher nreet, and by no Druggists generally.
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UNOR SALE AT FORT HAMILTON. fTBR NARROW,

EOR SALE AT FORT HAMILTON, (THB NARROWs) r.
most country residence comprising handsome
cottage containing nine rooms Kitchen and all
:ps Tor three or four hors coach house gardeners house.
trees and IN the highest state Of cuvaon garden orna-
mental and the whole covering Of rs by so feet The
aseot Immediately facing the bay only minutes walk
from the steamboat landing. Price, $6,7D. Applyto
T.. WOOD. IN kha nrsvntsa
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LoUIsvILLE, FEB. II, IB4g.
The President elect arrived In this city this
morning, accompanied by two steamers crowded
with people. He went to New Albany, where
he stopped few hours then crossed and was re-
ossved by the Mayor, who heartily welcomed him to
the Inequalities Of the city
The General replied in his usual happy manner.
The streets mass of human beings through
out the whole length and breadth, and the greatest
enthusiasm prevailed the windows and roofs also
orammed with spectators, who chsersd, waved hand
kerohisfs, Hags &c. The General Is stopping ct the
East House, and leaves for Frankfort ON Tuesday
morning.
1t Is his intention to leave Fran kfort Thursday
morning, and will stop at Cincinnati for few hours on
Friday, and thence proceed direct to Pittsburgh.
We regret to state that John Anderson and Henry
Nichols had each arm blown OF by the firing of
cannon.