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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21

MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT or NEW-YoKk....JULY 81
MINIATURE ALsANAc..s.Tais DAY.
svstess--s = l., q
Rigs wsrER....July ~.
st~tr1F Net - asa = "a lSI
t%SEE MAXINE JOtRN4L. FOURTH P1GE 81
ARRIVES ys-d.ls Nooa Lv-rp.ol Is q. ms. sad -
.,-~r..- oas.srg-fs "a X P,st spose scthi1s
R.k @ 81. Carts r. Jsn-4ro e. 60 rAorps-n
~ Ars- Wa, hsfdos. Jhus P rhap.u
~ ~ En-tac LsJaars. Corr -
ser sn.s ssFsat s. Josus Pa IA g. sassr
nosy >-Ps-~
a. CO. "A losas N-~ seet'rs d. on
~ sc.ioo Csrsey. C3.si. %. --LATEST
rgt on 90. $40 bfs = osss.-. ~ says from Cs3,
s.itKD-ss-.n.sg wssa.asaa Tor SouhauPtoa Al Bs0sa
=. IN IA, .lsas rsse Nsr,s "a. % sua SCI. Do
spoken, &c.
crsy 81 BasI.por ;rsn Paaa.sPA, Tor sa'n' Ju'
; 90 q
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urw-yoBK AND GREENWOOD

NEW.YORK AND GREENWOOD
LINE OF STAGES, from no foot Of
49, a Whtsh.llst New York Stage fare only
81 cents
p...enger, wist'uz b visit Greenwood leave the
a., III W'atsha.t I1her- stages from all parts u tn
CIV of Nr-Tok ceriel ~ tho H.mitOn-avrugs sffJ
10 sfh Brook w. and BE- D. tn- Greenwood ems-
~, f.,e io he above Inc II new hrsc stages, and
vi fnd fh. the shortest cheapest and pgst pc sssot
,'.t4 hi c;,--psood CARLOS GAME co.
-1.,s = .oo.iyn j. 10 lms-
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Markets. .cAKrruLLY REPORTED FOR Tar TmsuSI

:
AsHEs-Ssss 200 bhs P-afs 81, which better, and
&C. 90 pofs A. knsk vas -
COTTON. frm ilacv-. waiting f0f steamers news
h.-. re r.uoft-o rIud
a H.. = "a Ts. y NJ
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BrxHB Cro,sy 81 sasl.P0r 'Fsn FsaAisPA Tor s.'@ ''
:. 81 a..
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Tubaiar Ft-r crcidediy the bet arrer ever mace
Tor purifying the Crofou oiher water, AZ hundfSo ~
his CT. caa nov -sfy from practical etPeri-oce u q
a. arrcs that k-ep-r ~Ogd be without, sfi-r
It's II 10 simple coosrue oa tnaI
us principle may De Compensated g.nce IL can be
thorous hly eiearet 10 moment without cost
Pdce g. -. OGcs ga Broadway, s4s eornsT CT Cein-
brrsssL
B-cshsorulsns sho1id al have ere 90 tAey b
s&rrisa "a sAs pssksi Ass ssse ksy~ Aefe. -ga -
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ASSAULT CAsE.-Ihere WAS good deal oil ex
element created yesterday forenoon In the neghooF
hood Of varick and CAnIon-s,s. BY a rcpor, that 8
Datchman who keeps grocery store there, had
killed sesvenger. Ii sppesfs by al the inquiries our
reporter could make, that the man, though somewhat
severely hurt Is not seriously injured lie went into
the grocery store called for liquor and when be could
No, 90, il commenced abusing the Dutch in good
set phrase This the grocery man would not stand,
and nuug him vt, the street. He fell on some loose
seass saa was prcgiy severely cut de was lmmedl'
sssly taken to Bellevue Hospital No Tears are enter
tanned ior hls recovery.
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DAVID ooPPERFIELD PART III.

DRiCE y, CENTs-Pa.ll.nr ~. day ~
L WI JOHN WILEY, l5i Broadws
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

-. FOR San tatNCi-Co-fOR . dh
y RES OfRFCT-7he new and splendid ocean
steani ship CRESCENT CITY. 100 ton, bur,
den will leave for Chagres Direct Monday We 1h on
february, nj o'clock r. "a from Pier No North RIVER
Passengers by this steamer will reach Fanart n uuc u
H. s Pacific Mai Steamer Of The l5h February The
subscribers have received such Information nom fbhaha
A. satisfy them hat there VII De- bat very r az any ds
eufan al hat port They have positive Information OF Al
least four ship. bsgng received orders 10 proceed
10 Panama and thai they would De there shout me a ol
Februsry t-y also assured hat i1s relay -iranhhps
u Tie BRUSH Pacific Mai Company have orders ~ late
from Psnzmsto San francisco Mes-fs Lach
son Nelson Co. " Panama, 60 whom passengefs "l.l
gd to their interest address heuseiYesl Agents Tor me
a. ; Pacfc Mail Steamers, have alec cent 10 Inns and
Vnlpsrsi.o Tor ve.ses The facilities for crossing me
-ttus have been increased aud there Is no doubt nut
thai The steamboat Os will be IN readiness Ia convey
ns-.4nrers from Chagus O. Cucis. Passengers IN The
saloons $50 Lower CABIN S25 sle-rage S30 Freight on
ne-.s Der G. Freight 90 merchandise 70 cs per iOoi
gin lbs baggage allowed each cabin passenger or lie
equivalent n measurement, "a ls Storage passenger"
sufficient numb-r OF passengers should onef Tor vera
Cruz Tho Crescent Cly will proceed from Chagf-s - tai
bort thus afording ne opportunity for those mo desire
Id reach the Pacific ACROSS The land
No ps,.age secured until paid for Any person fenitunR
one half the u passage money can secure Oeih
flr on. week For lreg tt or passage, apply 10
I'M So j HOWARD 4 SON - s0uth-st
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gvom CoupciI BIufIs-Tbe MOTmeBs, DC.


We have in our possession a letter from Samuel
Raymond. formerly Of this village, dated " Council
Point Nov ~, lo45.'
Mr. RAYMOND our village readers will remember,
Joined the Mormons the time that peculiar doctrine
was promulgated 10 this vicinity some bali dozen
vesrs since He went from here 10 NsuvOO, and re-
NAMED there until the Mormons were driven from Hi
nols when he with his brethren commenced their
Journey West with the intention OF ultimately settling
beyond the bounds OF civilization, where they might
enjoy 10 peace the privilege Of worshping God alter
their notions.
After stating that no IL well has plenty Of work and
rood nav he saws that he IA the East bank of the
Missouri River near the Council Bluff, the land for
nsrly belonging 10 the POttswatamie Indians who
were removed about year since by the United
States Government Two years ago, when the Nor
mons came to this place IL a complete wilderness
with here and there Indian corn field and we were
received by them with far more cordially than those
who profess to be civilized. The POtawatamies are
pattern for those who profess 10 be Christians they
are perfectly honest aud harmless, and treat whites
with respect Where two years ago, was complete
wilderness may now be seen wherever you turn your
eyes large farms with fine crops Of corn and wheat
aud ali kinds OF produce for man and beast. ms
however 10 not our destined place We shall remove
10 the valley OF the Great salt Lake whittier two large
companies have gone, and large company viii go
every Spring until all 20 that wish to- do not think
we shall 90 next Spring but shall Try 10 get on the
Spring following We want TO get there AS soon rs
possible for 10 of the finest countries IN tho world
There plenty Of salt and plenty OF ssera,us or some
thna that looks like H. and answers the came purpose
They shovel up OFF OF the ground In large quantities
We see plenty of Indians the Omshaw Indians i've
just across the river aud come over every day TO trade
They trade moccssns Tor pumpkins corn, or anything
In she eating line. They poor degraded people
and are very theyish, although they have a mission
station among them.
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FROM VENEZUELA --Letters have been re
ceived from 81 Thomas dated Dec 80 confirming the
capture Of Maracaibo by the Constitutional forces,
and also giving the farther news OF the taking
of the important port of Coro, the capital town
of the Province OF the name, by the forces OF
Gen. Paex. 10 was expected that the General would
shortly effect landing on the coast of Venezuela. and
bic success 10 predicted sure The steamer Buena
Vista In the service of Constitutional forces had
safely entered the Lake of Msrscabo. aud Joined The
feet OF Gen Psez. The partisans OF Monsngas had
spread rumor In Puerto Csbello that his fleet had
required the fort of San Carlos 10 surrender within -
hours and that the commander Of the fort bad asked
for a. hours to deliberate No credit whatever is given
to this rumor by intelligent persons the capture OF
Maracsibo has given new strength To the fort
The screw propeller Scourge, for New Orleans, AT
rived at Puerto Csbelo previously stated in charge
Of prize having been taken from the bar of Mar
acabo, where she had anchored short of fuel. The
captain and Mr. Ellis, our Consul proceeded TO Carac
cas to claim her Abou; the lst OF December she wa
taken In under the Castle, and the American aag hauled
down. but the following day taken on, into the bar
bor and her flag again hoisted. in consequence. II Il
believed of protest ON the par, OF the American Con
sui Opnions were divided as to whether she can b,
condemned or not
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CALIFORNIA.
GOLD WASHING MACHryEs
IANkNM nRTH.- PAIINT.- Z d llren-

GOLD WASHING MACHryEs
4 EANkNNDRTH'- PATENT.-I1- 81 efi9'..5
10 ih-s- mactIl-s over 81 o.--rs is, % a. %
%. CIunsasr lore " .HI.st...-r nrI sra .a Low z
large pr -efts-e 20 1ofI rsrroi escsqe al Ast 20
gave sli cri PASS - atll l-ferI0r 90 aac- =
perform better f--l zry cher ever e0--
si1ci- d They rsg III cperste1 PSI Lal1. -1s- 49,
.i-.ul-goWer Pr 2 bard frsrlces s. o. - CO.
to-se power DO ecl Adca- c. --st-1-- slff-' TITS
az boai1z -viTz -, - d.
lr a1-ltcr o. l9 atov~ g-zrs Or ca-flr-- ".
cur Nsr-r1lse srE- ard culf-cf- sss'i-a-- r.
te-i ~ recently sir-re- l rt- -''s pi ~
smelling scd s--lylrg aprsrsil- rr1ci-s era Ie-o'
printed drecf0ls f9r l-lf lle sam~. fAnns - p ..
Winner .ebraeI rice. a. carr &C We 81
ros. srrcs t.-. . ele1ls Ted snc garden seeds &C
a. ne owes. prices. " 90 A..
ctire. .Isiors sr1 c0Iller-iis oi " L-a'-lN -'.
patent IL be- .r---t IS ss-ri e. san ffalctoo =
FpCEpv - a. .-.,- n, re~sars from using fl-l on
- e--'ysi r. - .f,rr.s ALLEN 60.
TX = reQ sr1 l+' ~ a.-r-.4 Ne@-i Qrf
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To the fear which many have c using chen a.
prspsra rere Tor mel euuy Lind Hair Gloss lss been
sQtn.e1 90 The z0u 0f one u our iosi -ilet y
slcaus whose high ssnrer. from his interchangeable and
extensive re.eacei % medicine and is collateral scier
have lsi entitled his opinion 10 slt'riy Tor ne purpose
u procuring ard presenting IS ..en opinion 90 MS point
% The public which z - follows
IL. oe-t-s asst -ss1-i l- - Of Jlus Wll- e.
Or pe scao1 Cia 'leur LIS Htr G 1y he 4-si
o. JcAsoa Goris'oasa &c far-t,r t.d ti . eo1is- h
i lie par ar -t- Or i-e 1-rar ~ el---l
ssai. i't proe---s af- f1fs .s - cn-lg tisF-i
sctl. ali cl-l.it-t Oh qr-uc- l- elects CLAIMED
if b, - ta,sor DWIGHT sIiCkNki Nd uJ h11siol o.
Ns~ lcfk. MAJ Q. l>t,
IA The brilliant goa produced by ibe Jenny Ind Hair
Gloss continues % Be- rezty auf-ufec BY mere nTusi1g
and By ~sshrg for several days aier a. apPcAs0n
L i The cheapest preparation 10 he world
Mo.-rs read he origin and h-a ny on your chii1r-n
For sale The following Nos IN Broadway. druggist.
aud tsncy goods dealers ls3 el, ~ SIS IS 7 al iel
50 SCI t4l. 90. 1li - 75l III. s4, ~ > crcs-fs
~ ISs SIS Bo~ery OF Czna-si, Nsr.cs-si "a -
Grsr1-si 3, IS hudso1sl. n and lea tiglin-aFi pa
SO IA Nj h-av - snd 81 IL lc-sy ~ SKtd-svi -
Hc1sSou-sl So Gf-cuwlcas ls5 C1-rctsi sc1 e. ne
bookstores OF K lockwood son. al brcacgsy an1 D.
Farstsw. SIS Broadway ;. kayror, pa Bow-ry Brook-
IN Mrs Hayes 1855 Fulton and NJ Wld=r, 81 Fuii1n-.i
Ayres corner Atlantic and Hsnr ss I'D a. ~ P-r-
era. Ofhce. is Nsssa1-sL - -zN'.l -~f
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STEAM REFINED cosFEoTIoNARY,

TINO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND OTHERS-Th-
shove store occupied b. Me--rs Pesse son ne
last Is wears Con!scuc1sry &c hss beer purchssed BY
where an uow Misunderstanding every description II
S2rtes, q superior quality els 70 any n Ms cy Aso
As-.f-c and Fancy Loz1 equal % Lcncou nak- and
A. a. ne O~ 80 possible prc-s-
Merchants ysrng his ely make purchases vii tnd
% n-r scysutage cal ard examine ny Essornsol be-
fore toskirg lhelr Fal selections
J. Pesse sons ce.-cr1lcd Ca,iHec Essence o. Boar
hound Ca1ty have Aso row TIE sole nzrlfactuFe Of
ms cfeorsi-c Candy ready - supply agents and
others q t,- berz hey have o-o ed
her-tofore, large commission 5-4-g allowed
Par1ss supplied VIII J-i1cs lee Cream, Blanc Mango,
Charlotte - Russo, Wedding Cakes, kc-
Caizogues can be had either u my sores IS DIVISION
il essoa SAMUEL w. RoWoRTH.
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LEMON SUGAR.

W KELLY'S Premium Lemon sugar. prepared with
~ he hesl o Le81ns fur De rs-ani pfoc1con ~ Lem
onntr sur-rur 20 tbs. III be Ordinary and - =
saving o! lime Nld eNpclEc pa. up 10 4-s Pzcka-es *
pr~ssiy or Warranted - keep IA any clnAIe-
of sac ots % purchs ~ ne manu-
}. ". KELLY. 80 William - basement
between Fulton and AR So
a,s a, Howard And eptrra hars COZ q South and Do
yer s,s.; " K Blsh. 1874 6reeuwcnsi I. hop- c.
cor OF Ch.nbsfssi anl Nesi Bfosdwsy; Oassu-r l.
Young Is ClsilsE-sL
Those shogI vsunz California VIII fcd The sbove an A.
incis pensshe requisite Tor long voyage. To Lose
urscqaaatst tic zc4e, Please noce cerncAe a.
AcAe 10 each package regards p-as.rn-ss a1t n--
soMen--s - to- pregarzlcn- J3oi-
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
The LOVERS VISION.
Ply nisl ALics oASrT-

rY Mss ALICE cAhrT.
The mis-, o er the darn woods
Hangs whittier than snow,
And the dead leaves keep surging
And moaning below
Who treads through their dim aisies
Now answer me far
lis not the bats habby wing
Beating the AR
A sweet vision rises,
Though dimly defined
And a hand on my Forehead
Lies cold as the wind !
| clasp the white bosom,
No heart beats beneath
On the lips, pale and lovely,
There trembies no breath.
The red moon was climbing
The rough rocks behind,
And the dead leaves kept moaning
As now, IN the wind
The white stars were shining
Through cloud rifts above,
When first in these dim WOODS
told her M love.
Hall fond. half reproachiuI'
She gazed in nay face
And her shrinking form suffered
Ny fervid embrace
And speaking not, fingered
With love bashiul art,
Till the light Of her dark eyes
Burned down 10 my heart
Like the leaf Of a lily
When Autumn bresthes chill,
The tiny hand trembled
That now IS 50 still
And / knew the sweet passion
Her lips snly sighed,
In the hush Of her chamber
The night that she died
Ger the shrcud Of the pale one
made me vow
To kiss back the crimson
OF life 70 her brow;
II she from the still grave
Would come, as she hath,
And walk at the midnight
This lone forest path.
The cloud riffs are closing,
The white stars are gone;
But the hushed step Of darkness
Treads solemnly on.
call the dead maiden,
But win no reply
She has gone, and forever
o God, could die
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cor CAIIEnRNIA-

- THE NEW. SUPERIOR white OAK chppsr-buili
80 .ffDSACRANENrO. Hale, master and sGpeIcargo,
. r1Ss being rugged, copDered and fitted up Tor the
comfort and sccomuOo aOn u passengers VII sal IRON
u mort about th- a. day Of tenrusry next ana VIII D.
Address Frsuc-cO 10 Edward r. Dunbar "a pfo-f
81 one Of the subscribers who sailed IN u@ Cresront Cry
r.cefv and will give Information and render otter ac.
es 10 passengers that port For farther particulars "
freight and passage Apply ~ - -
40 ,gfo or JOSEPH W HALE. ~ Olt-sllp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-16

nR, INE'S TINCTuKE ARoMA,' 10 be oosGined
IL al - Barcisy-sl
To the guns n lends bloom,
To- the hfesik Pefigne.
To the teeth rure waiieness o. snow,
Ara many msrfyr
To cancer aud lsriAr.
Their cure - this dsntrdee owe.
n H. Dssri.t IS ssr-ay.sl having perfected hs ms
,,srv fr teeth and the god phes Ga
thsx sy- Ia enabled consequence 81 me grea
49, ~ f,- And labor to insert from 70 an entire se
Of srthcia teeth 8, oue bali ee pnee formerly chargsa
dis In
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orueE o. rHs RECEIVES % TAxss'

oFFicE % tbs RECEIVES % TAXES,
Ne~ Ciy HAL. Psrk-
flANks-ISfS.-Souce IA hereby given that ~ 40
/ DirioS q ONE PER CENT will hs made 81
TASss rem1tng unpaid on he i5ta % fgESUARYi
sDd TWO PER CENT. 0al be l5ga DAY 90 N.EcE.
TIE Receiver wcod urge uPon The importance
OF Eakiag early payments possible. avoid he
crowd snt delay which mus recessSry t1sl PIE
ous 10 he per centsses being stted-
Hours for receiving money from 10 : O'clock, Pm
Ssnk shle paoaey only rcceived
a. ,owaa HARVEY HART R---iver ~ rsres
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ItOmestir P0rts.

BOSTON Jan - Ar hr Excel Baxter MON dehr Cyrus
Chou.b~fllin. Niofk
PORri AsD Jan Arr schr Geuiow~r Reed BALTIMORE.
FkSIlOkI Jan Ar barb codhue ggn-, NJ OH 5th shr
KosnoAs. Smith, NlHfk
Nfw LONDON Jan AR -hrs Crusade Peas Nlofk, Perez
,ersnce. Hetrao 3d. ID I Val, smith. DO
NANTUCKET. Jan o SD slhp Aurora swan San frsnt-,o
PHILADELPHIA Jau -Cid. trs oseois fsriwl San Fran
LA foues 81 John rs ttueufgh Sweet hooie' MAJ,
Baker. Boston.
KIcHNONn I.n So .oLl Mm y Nal-el. rn-e. NlorL-
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RROOKLYN


POLICE CoURr.-Chsrles Watson. arrested by officer
YCorrnk csf-s Of sia5blg Wm Gallagher n TIE kne@
sus on-<!tu i0r -1an1f0n and bed n ansNef
OFesr Hsn@s arrested Thomas Brown. ot oneli~ o.
zrgs of ses vet clothes FROM yard 90 le ne tohod u ~
lars named Js1e Bcss ~as found ty ofcef 'ts-s
tf NO stolen quits e1r and brought before bel
p.erge Who tufq@nde1 fence il fie case
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nAY's PATENT sOAT AND HOusE-Buyen. of IN
d. R1th@r Bosls reminded ids, oosis sl- ~
r-r D.. Ps-rL ar convertible in few lll--rs lL ,
fa-f r. rvr1-ra are not sIac1-d io TIE o1-om srd
tbe usrs SIZE make e. ielt T. feet ~ O.
Order. eKecli-l with clspsic1 d.,
A. boats rls1e combining cg 1t-rs u ~ l-lla h-''7i
c.o-h bottoms. ere ilfr-ns e1lells - my patent
-. 49,. Ia 49, u. DAY.
n h.. - CJ-tlsrE-.f near BroalEEy.
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X,yHO ~ FOR CALIFORNIA,- cor

w 5 young nee IL about being 9fganilea ~ Ffoce--
snd.forte seoss Mexico 20 le god region. Ih0s1 prefer
rng rs method % he dangerous md uncertain ores i
rr5,- Gaze Horn OF crossing TIE l.thuls may haFt ne
-nor-rtv ~ r- late app cation a. -. sns - corner
In sfferss1ee to give a. rsCl ste Information
B-Th- second meeting Of ne shove Assoc4aLon WI
be held 90 Saturday, evening i5h MT ~ oeoct y 'ls
,-si s5,arrsrca 4. r-ogsst-d nl iw'
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Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA Jan II.
Yesterday afternoon, In the Commercial Room
of the Exchange, an elegant sword was presented 70
Capt Francis Harley of the 18th Regiment u ;. lnian
try by his fellow czens of Philsdephe as an expires
sion OF their high approval Of his conduct In the late
War with Mexico. The presentation was made by
William r. Wholan, Esq
am Informed that the Board of Health. on Friday
visited the Lazaretio in body with syiew 20 consult
the best mode for the accommodation OF patients In
case the Aslatc Cholera should visit our city.
The fine brig Osccola Capt. tsirtow cleared yester
day at the Custom House for san Francisco, California
She will not probably, leave before tomorrow after
noon or Tuesday morning the ice boat cannot be In
readiness 10 tow her down the river The O. has full
cargo OF all sorts" with good number OF pas
sengers.
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JENNY LIND HAIR GLOSS

nuns pruARPiEfF cOvPOIIND was discovered
bv julius Whoehier who !. guished throughout
ia .,,d - = nbV.ooet,t and Chemist ana who !. also
b,sictsn III -lesi ceety in (iernany while invesuea-
& he cutsneoIs .sases Of the scs D. ana ileir treatment
~. srice Dining The us- Of them be observed that IN
hose case. here be hair breaks Of IRREGULAR distance.
"a beror,.s renamed DIV 4 became uSudsnIy con
49, ' "a ~ 80 ;t as,o... mos Of beautiful poI.
- ,e md T., tsy, .tanye 4, he richest hue and
the with 10 bee remarkably fapa Onsefsns tiuel ln5l
Of rba sSsfy resunert be wss led to auayzs
their chemical relations togeiher with other constituents
~c i is. m he stir Nd L,r by a.efes ofthoroueh
"o1nd when has since hsd such a. immense run 10 Europe
ma On bere presented oJesny Lind by 81 her great
admirers Ia magnificent fash. TIE fepuisIun spfesd
tbrou. boat The fssefo word ne hai V ne Rs vocalist
snd h.sar here a hrs ht career
The Gihosincis h1n Inc London Examiner.
- ,1 ,,, and a. t. .oa.., of,.~ al s-' , e,sr,
.', r., ..- o- \. a,'.. .,,' Fl. ,.- I M -r a. ue
~ Or, I'D e, -.-. p, Boz ..- th,t CONT por.ay
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The following IS translated ron me HAMBURGER H-''abs
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-16

Al Palermo h ut Angeuora Webster of Nfors ssi'
M..ou Sylvester Co. te hnes K-ei- iof 3d. fl
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London u BE- bart Aaa Brown shaw, o Neecs-te 90
hrsd.o f
Bristol .s,h u sp Nvetou h,se, foe chafsstoa m of o
lars
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iifs.
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Cofk .ffh u ships Nnfntun ioit in Liverpool 0 besin.
~c wind lsf ashore reported DE W.T. tlntol funs
nn Liverpool i1f NYork vte wind
Hahaa eth mot hs o.ptss Joai ~ ofl .h sterling,
DAVIS do Goaisr Da. go. sih. hfr Haf0ef STERLING Nloh
al John, NB 5n llst s,hr Charles, Cooper Niofi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-16

DJBLlc ADMiSIsTRAroRs OFFICE, No. Nassau stree.
500 = s-rsny ever . he reAryss add Of Of
ia CONRAD NrTHREIcH. Of Prrsegrrh
~ a.--s- an Who A-x-d 70 hav. ..i atsais TIA, Aan
fy - - earrsse o. lie Coun Of Nsv fora for Of
'irs- 7foa lie estate Of he tay
D-r-no-r y, lss JANIS q THAYIR
- Pable AfnInarrtos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-16

IL PURSUANCE Of order Of The ssoxs> Of the County
lSe. fork hsrsoy gsen 70 al p>rsoes hasn< eAs
..In.t JANIS MOORE OF the Csy Of New decse>s
pr-sest yoschs isrof the 1bscrb~r.
k. Of James McCuns smith, Id No ~ West Broadway,
Car F-orlxr
-Dstsd ssv roh, bsrtssath ny u A1guss, lss
EDWARD '. CLARK. L.
sgI5 lsvsns JANIS AscuSL SMITH (-''