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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-08-03

ed professions Of the Free Soil Locofocos La
Fall, are these the kind Of men whose lead you
feel disposed 10 follow? Are such the principles
Of action which inspire confidence and trust ?
Is II for the sake Of such men and such princi-
plos, such motives Of action and such objects o.
pursuit, that you can continue separate from the
Wing psrty5 Can you fud il in your con-
sciences to join band Of such merconary poliii-
clans for the purpose Of waging war upon your
old friend,' We feel persuaded that the men
who broke loose from their old political ties in
their zeal for the cause Of human freedom will
not now lend themselves, and prostitute their
principles to reorganize and recruit the discom-
flied Northern allies Of the tlavcholders and to
enable them to reconstruct the "bOnd Of union
between the Northern and Southern Democra-
sv
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-08-03

r7S Gluttonyisa sin Of sombre dye, and Of
too general prevalence. Many fne people 90
to church, pray for health, and then hasten home
to gornandize, Their families are stupid and
lnscivious, and linger out diseased and useless
life, or drop suddenly into the abyss Of destrue-
ton. Then comes the ostentaious funeral, and
lngubrious talk about the mysterious provi-
dence." What is mysterious? Tha, misera-
nile thing of condiments cllics, Inst and lazness,
having violated all the laws Of our being, at length
ceased its contemplate existence?
1fdg0on's Prorerbs.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-08-03

Tune EHcouRAGEp.--The city Of Lowell
has appropriated seoO for teaching music in
her common schools. hl .aNl m
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-08-03

ORDER There is a society
in Glasgow. Scotland, that distributes prizes TO
those housewives who, for three months, keep
the clsansst houses In dirty localities.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-08-03

s. The Boston Music Teachers Institute and
Musical Convention will not be held until the
9th October, having been postponed from the
14th August, as at first appointed.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-08-03

"a Gridleys Bellows Churn Dash (advertised
in another colpmn) is said to save three fourihs
of the labor Of churniDg. We would recommend
all good housewives to try It. 1nin
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-08-03

E2T Three slaves were hung on the 22d ut.,
at Charleston, s. c., for striking an officer Of
the Work-house. The Bundles Of Palnettodom
have their digpiiy strongly fortified
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-08-03

a. France is truly Republican in one thing
she knows no distinction of color The French
Government has recognized the Republic of Ii
IBERIA. The President Of that Republic was in
Paris, not long ago, and was received by the
Minister of Foreign Affairs. A black Minister
from Africa would be received with all the usual
honors Negroes sit in the National Assembly
and frequent the most fashionable balls and pri.
vate dinners, while their portraits look down on
the visitor from the walls Of the palace of Yer
sailles as well as from those of the Tuileries.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-08-03

81 The Columbus, Ga. Democrat states that
the ieeiher of a white girl, named Fam, who was
jackson, has snccssded in rescunR her iaueh.
ter from siate Of ser,i,ade. The inhumnn ia.
Their sold her two years ago, since which time
she has been treated as a negro slave.
Cases Of white slavery are far from being I'M.
common at the South Indeed, the principle
which would ensays persons of one complexion
would those Of another, with like opportunities
As Hosea Biglow says
Slavery amt Of nary color,
faint the hide that makes II wus;
All II cares for in Elor atH.
Is TO make him I'LL It's puSn ,i. fauna
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-12-21
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given thatat the last June
IN session of the Commissioners of Wysndot
O., there petition filed in their office for an
alteration Of the State road leading from Upper
Sandusky to Williamstown. Said alteration to-
commence at or near beaver dam, near the north
line OF section twenty-three in township two
south, Of range twelve east. thence a north wes-
tcry course to the section line betwee n sectious
fourteen and twenty three, thence west on said
section line near one mile. (either over under)
according to the judgement of the viewers, where
IL will leave the section line and intorsect said
State road again at the most suitable poiut The
second day ofthe next December session was set
for hearing of the same.
2 Oct. 80, Is49.--34-4w. 4k' ~
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-12-21
TAILORIlC!!

~ee The subscriber respectfully announces to
the Inhabitants OF Upper Sandusky and the
M whole world in general, that he is perma-
nenll located in Upper Sandusky, in the shop
formerly occupied by Mr.. Walker. directly OPP
posite McCutchen g. Anderson's store; where he
will at all times be found ready to execute all work
entrusted to his care in neat and fashionable
manner. CUTTING out done on the shortest no
tice and warranted to fit those for whom it done.
All kinds of country produce taken in exchange
for work; and red Backs not refused.
NATHAN A. WORLEY.
Upper Sandusky, Nov 18th, ls49.-36--3m.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-12-21
SALE OFREAL ESTATE By Or
DER OFCOURT.

On the 4th day of January A. d. 1850 between
the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and o o'clock Pm
at the primises of Richard Mullhaland, deceased,
situated in Crawford township Wyandot County
Ohio, will be sold to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing real estate as the property of Richard
Mulihaland, deceased to-wit; the east half of the
south west quarter dissection one y in township
one Q) south Of Range thirteen (l3) in the dis
trict of lands offered for sale at Delaware, Ohio,
containing eighty acres more or less, subject to
the dover of the widow, appraised at $3.50.
Terms OF SALE.-One third cash in hand, one
third in six months from sale, and one third in
twelve months with interest on the deferred pay
ments secrued by mortgage or other approved
senurity.
JACOB JOHNSON, Admir- and
MARGARET TMULLHALAND. Adfn'x.
of RICHARD MULLHALAND, decd
Nov 24th, l64s.-3S--4~$2,l2.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-12-21

Notice hereby
ed the parcels of Land Town parts specified
and described the foregoing List paid County Treasury os
prior to the second Monday January next G being the l said month
be sold
ando said second Monday January satisfy the said
interest and penalties charged thereon and specified said list The sale will d
ouned day until the whole much
penalties charged thereon said
parts of lots, shall be disposed Of offered for
SAMUEL M. WORTH, 1iudaor O..
Auditors Office Upper sandusky, Wyando Co., O., Dec 49,
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-12-21
Rnad N0tiee.

THERE viii be petition presented to the
J. Commissioners Of Wyandot county, Ohio,
ut their next December session, I649, for review
and alteration in the county road leading from
Cary to Findlay said alteration to commence at
the east end of Frisby Nye's lane on said road;
thence running south to intersect the road leading
from Cary to Mt Blanchard, in section twelve
township one south, range twelve east, and there
terminate.
Oct 9th, 1873 -4w.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-12-21
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Luce Il Patch in the tavern keeping,
in the town of Upper Sandusky, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
indebted to said firm are requested to set
tie with D. S. Luce.
D. S. Luce will continue the business at
the same place; where he hopes by strict
and rigid attention to his business, to mer-
it a liberal share ofpublic patronage.
D. s. LUCE.
JAMES S. PATCH.
November 18th, 1849.-36-3t.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-12-21
LOST

A THE Indian Mill, on Tuesday night
N Oct. 80, 1s49, a red morocco pocket book,
containing about 80 cts. in change, & two notes,
one calling for forty dollars, given by Andrew
Sloan, payable to Isaac Zane, due March /, 1850;
the other calling for ten dollars, given by John
Shields & Charles Alfred, and payable to James
Jackson; due Nov. 5, ls49.
EBENEZER ZANE.
Nov. 7, ls49.-35-3t-s
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-12-21
re- Cheapest OF All. uM

NOFFEE, Tea, Sugar, Measses, Rice, Pep
~ per, Alspice, Raisins, Tobacco, Cigars, Pow
der. Dead, Shot, Caps, &C., &c., Cheaper than at
any other Store in the county foI Cash only, at
the Drug Store, by ALEX. KISKADDEN.
May 4th, l649-l0-3tf
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-12-21
For sale town lot. and lands.

For Sale town lots aud lands.
TN the Town Of Upper Saudusky In lots No
2l5, 2l7, 23s, ,341, 349, $50, 1853, 356, 2s9.
Also In lots No IS, l06. and cut lot No. 80.
On the Wyendot Reserve two improved FARms
within l 4 miles Of Upper Sandusky one con-
tanning 206 and the other 100 acres.
a To Let, for term of years, under an improve
ment lease, the N, w. d Of sec. "a. T. IS. r. II
3. l60 ceres.
In PUTNAM COUNTY FOR SALE.
The N E u Sec 8. T. s, r. E 1881 acres.
The s E q Of s El4 sec.4 T. R6 E 40 acres.
The E k offs EL SEQ. 1T. l S R6E 80 acres
The sc "a sec. 8 7. / $. r, 6 e. so acres.
The 8. e. sec l3 T. l Mr. 6 E I60 acres.
The s. W see % TIL NR6 e i6e acres.
In lot no. s0 in the Town Of Kalida.
Enquire Of CHESTER r. MOTT.
Upper sanduskyf Oct ls, 1870.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-12-21
BOOT & SHOE STOREINCiRT!

.as@ IS The undersigned in now opening a
Ia. II m large ,stoce Of uoots and shoes, in
49, IT, in Cary, which he Offers cheaper for
CASH than has every been offered in
these diggns. Call and examine his stock be-
fore purchasing elseweere. New work and re-
pairing done to order gs8 bsA ssiet
J. N. DIFENDERFER.
April 10Th, lsf9-s-iy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-02
By THE MIDNIGHT SOTTHERy NAIL
Thin. In philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
Pz1ApELrHiA, Sunday, Apr

PHILADELPHIA, sunday, Apr! !.
Yoq viii probably remember that on the nieht
Of the 2l.t Of December ait John Donaldson Colt son
of Major VIM Colt. Of DanTe, In this State myste-
riousy disappeared from the ho'el At whch ne was
stopuing All clue to him was Jos, until lsst Friday
night when his body found IN the dock al Archst
wharf by several young men who WIT" 'eArcninz ior
the body Of another person The Coroner heo an IN
quest Yesterday upon the body ana as tnere were no
marks of violence upon hs persOn, and he watch and
some money we're found upon him tnry rendered
verdict OF accidental dr. WING.
William THOMPSON cclOred prisoner In the last
ern P-ntenti.ry died very suddenly Yesterday morn
ing he was from the interior Of tue state
George FOlln E.q and old and esumaoe merchant
of phade pha died In this city al his residence yes
,erdsy morning. . 90
Deaths 10 this city Tor the week endihs March d.
$40: from consumption -.
The Flour market continues dull and inactive and
prices have farther declined &c yer Dol 'He' oi .uso
0ss common brands PeDnsy Tsnia Tor export 81 - ~
Rye Flour ia dgl a. 81 Corr Neai-a sac OF JJO ont
Penp,ylvsuia =, 3 - per b5L Grain-Wncst IS also
lower: sales Of 2OOO bushels fair and good sold st
90 DC and cargo Of White 81 . per Du.nei- hye
Is dull a, zoe TIE wind has been unfAvorA1ie Tor
arrivals Of Corn and with moderate demand prices
ar steady At Sc Der rs liz Osis-ssles Of loo
bushe. prime Pennsy gana at &c prime southern are
worth 20r Tee Cotton market = quiet aud prices
steady WHISKY is dlii. aud m me- instances io"'I
rates have been accepted sales Of hhdf At ~0c ana
-.1r.or >rocx7-Fi-.' B5qrd-Slo oo0 n :. Treas.
No'cs lO7i $40 County a. - loi' e. ~ ~i1'e -
= $500 81. II 500 T. : Loan 49, ~. l.-. 10
Union Caoa' l't - Pe0n-T.vaoi' Railro'd -'t >'u"'
Read.ng Railroad Bonds. % & 3 schuy xiii N'ysa
S,e,a Boa,i-:5- Lehish Convertible Mr., Loan. -
a 00 Reading RE Rond-. - >lc,0 d.. $50 100
O. lreas Note lo-i 5000 d. ~. 9. 100 o., iJ,
Bank ky l0i. Prnn RR. pa Phia bank -o
100 Morris Cana. $500 ~t-t' - III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-02
By telegraph 10 the Nsw.York Tribune.
Highly Important News from the Rio
Grnsde Dissolution Of Webb Cal
iforin Expedition-Death and return
Of portion Of the Company-kob-
berry Of Audubon-( Cholera in New
Orleans. &c. &C.
NV ORLEANS, Friday, March 50


The steamer GloJe has arrived from Brazos
Santiago, bringing later dates from the hio
Grande.
The most important adyices received by her IS
the intelligence of the breaking up OF Col. W epp
California exped ton. and rai cg1 Of their num-
her hare Je,n srcpt Of ~ ne Cho'e'a, on the D.
Grande, four Of whom were from New-NorA
names not given.
The Globe brought eighteen Of the company to
NeW Orleans.
Audubon, a son Of the eminent American Natrr
aHst. whose company embarked from this city IN
January. had been robbed Of $4,000 In gold $4,000
being subsequently recovered from the robbers
Mossrs Webb and Audibon remained behind in
order to recover the residue Of the money
There is much sickness reported along the
Brazos
The Cholera Is a.so increasing again IN New
Orleans.
Business generally is brisk, and the alarming
flood in the river is again subsdne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-02

THr AATsDED CHARrgR--The amendrne nts
10 our City Charter, Published complete they
passed the Legislature in The Tribone of Frdsy,
had not been signed by tho Governor when we
left Albany on Saturday evening. owing 10 delay
in the engrossment of the bill, bat they will be
signed this morning and thus become law. An
Official copy may be expected ~ywn ia tonight .
boat.
We trust the friends Of Reform, Retrenchment
and Responsibility are already taking measures
70 secure an overwhelming Ratification Of the
Amendments at the Election next week.
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Pn..cnat.r- ArrixrI.

fr ''Ist'9 TaH,s.e,. fesl VI t-ranier l sl
" lt-i- si lat Sew f.s, nrf Whit NJ ll-- hs uQis
NJ Fff- v -s fs Hsfffsfi h-- Ftftt htflf- Ns-
81 T. -ff -tH M ~l-r and th 'are--h.
tf, l. ODD Bfo0.hr. Hf lazy s4i ,hUf BiNg Rtl.0 A.
ntut Mr. Mnf-r tn'im,u- 60. Gs, Niafs Nfg IY-,l
G-ors. VI >timsu.1 rr %. u Nlfr-u Nf Hausn. Wa
hIrhA0f 7 De ~. g. fft-, Culver. U~uIl. DR. Coo
DrCaraohan. DR. B-usu Nfosi Ira PEGS. Haur " ashms
M,.tc H'-rhsu Potter u tuy~r Savannah = fhort
O-ore ) innuA- tords. sprk. N~s.rs. Is
B4fso;J Thompson Rs hard.on f.a,h "a Iian. pa
ia.on. oven. Adams. kifg.snd Noneau,. ssaa
savannah, and 30 .esfsg-
In fhP CatfoEa, (an Lic0Bo1Joh1 satoB, Alexandra su
TN. Georg- Nin.or. sud .is i4 lt~~r,s-
b. ship Ncc /ra and from Ny and Cx VI I-uuny. Lg.
Msgss sni .0 DO -'~-rss-
IL mp Clnf,n froa cork Cart B',,ri B,ra, FJs Bsri
Etinuni Barrsy Ms- n-snoft Ms n Eaton
IN bark Sarah t'o@ Dnbun Dss-rs. D.t-s'y. Can
Clark. Gam, Hart B--k, Gilmore, D-,uam, 10
rt-.rtg@
IL mp Broolby. Jrom Slefr Rev James Cullen Y'e.hg
VI Jss-'n. "ssoF Ih', Alan, harrsb.fs, Ps Water Ir<
inUufg ~ in the -t--r..-
he fP 'fH1n Jom torA Capt Bs,ari B"fsy, Ffssi Bu
kitni btfsy. Ms Desmond NJ. II k'on lol 'i-sng
~ TIP h0nfaH t0m Canon n Bketi. VI. Peter PshefJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-02

We are informed thnt Mr. Everts the Iropr-
e'nr ~ t1s william Tel House, % the base ~ the
MeenaN kcn Hll-ihe house. il vii Doe remembered,
where The uffOrunate Mss ers Was lsst u)has
discovered particles OF gold in consit rabe quantities,
IN The lafge mar,h which extends rom behind Hobo
ken up to the Passsic River, opposite Newark For
centuries the ~asbDEs from the fsD-e OF biils above
have acCunu aei IN the hrs.- btpw, and, az lar IS
VI Egeris has had tine to eNs1ine contain deposits
oi The precious metal Mr. Everts o~ns Dix acres of
,lis marsh land the remainder brrlg' u company
ia hich the s.eyensos the pine gal stockHoldrs
M Evrrls has tp.t been G1i. fy 81 work wash
INK our the gold for several weeks bot his secr,i. IN
some ulpx planned wsc e,ked ou' a,d las Thursday
Iarge numbers nom llobokrn and JeT.ey city tacsed
10 he piacfr. The Stevcuscs hsvc warned on al tres
pssscrs from the uarsh and given pubic notice that
hoy viii prosecute every person who attempts 10
wash in the marsh Meanwhile Mr. Egerts 10 continu.
ing bis oyrraiiDo - on Land. which he has had
fenced in bic Osure being defended by eight or tea
ieroci0us bull dogs Iast Tnursdiy lie wasnfd Over
three. ounces OF gold hrtwe, aud sun. The spr
cneug 30 mt exhibit the purity 90 California gold
The color IS br and the particles smaller iusn
those found On the banks Of the sacramento Some u
Mr Ivertss wa.hiugs have been sssayed and cst
mated tD bee worth from sll % -f ~ oLrcs month
ago these narfh LANDS could haye been bought Dr.
s % an acre They could not uOW be had for lCO
an scre 1he rchrst deposits are supposed 10 lie In
ira, v.rt Of the match Immediately behind Hoboken
Il is no unlikely that IN TIL hills above there are barge
v.ino OF oie wricn olld richly repay exploration.
SUNDAY Dlsps,ch.
- Ii the Hoboken croggorcs don't pat the
Inventor Of the above on their free list for the
season, then they will prove destitute Of all graf
itude or sense Of iustice--Id. Trb.
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AccrDENr.-Lt''e FqIs, Narci 2o. !, p. NJ
Three men named Alexander usrier. Thomas Kennedy
add Patrick Day were blown up on the rock az tnis
pace. Harlers lace was badly burnt viii lose both
eyes If not his lie. keuneiys face and hand bad J
burnt but Will probably recover. Dag was pJi so
badly burnt
IcE AT MAcKiNAw- NacktaGr, Marcel Our
WINTER has been severe one The coolest DAY was
= deg below zero At the Ssut IL was - deg below
There 10 more Ice than usual and without have re-.
markedly warm weather this month. | am afraid the
arrival Of steamboats, will be later hsn pre- yiUus
SONS
MORTALITY At JEFFERSON B ,GRACSs.-From
TUESDAY the Jh, 10 Monday the llth instant twenty
seven deans Rave occurred am ug the troops ~ v
Stationed e. j. rerson Barracks. oar Informant ststes
mai ine iaIa dlsease IN al ts symy.Cms was that VI
cholera. Louisville Democrat 10Th
Hon WATrR-The water has risen over the
docS' and Is stl! rising, compelling merchants to shiis
ll'lr stores from The cellars 10 the upper rooms 49,
lhe iniernssons % the rain storms u the las,
baVc saved US from destructive ircshet
lNosuy Ara', 3lst
DtrrrY MAEsHAL-Thc Bng.a0 Commercial
says that GEoRGE b. GATES Of that city mas been
appointed Deputy Marshal in place OF c. A. WALDRoS
| = Ex-Presleut PofK arrived At New. Or.
leans On IT, 2ls ut welcomed Ia speech By the
mayor, replied IN hsnd'o manner and left for Mem.
PMS ana home ~ the 1Id
~ Col. GEo. W. Sg,IgR died in Overtos Co.
Tenn on me 9Th u In the 10Th year Of his age Col
sewer was the son OF Gen John sewer Having re-
ceived an appointment IN The United state. army he
proceeded with the American army 10 take possession
o' Lolsisna alter its purchase by the United states
and was s,erward stationed In commsnd at Fort Ad.
ans for several years.
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From Hong Hong



L : sHr pRgELE. Hose KONG. Ian =, l-41.
We reached this coast about the l.th 81 sep
ieubrr and until December pss.ed our time between
CAUTION. Macao ard Whamyos Tor the month past
have been al Manila We sh4l not be able 20 leave
mere for home before the lOlh ~ April "a by .pu'a
ton IN the late British sri Chinese tf-sty the latter
are held bound - throw Op.n the gates oi Canton on
the 9TH OF Apri' and there IS ci.culty spprehend-d
since the Governor Of the city has norted ih' tn-sh
Governor of tnst place that though ~ obs .r.s VI.
re thrown IL the way 90 Foreigners wisniI % enter
Canton proper YET that he hss scs slsdgc The ma
billy Of the Government 20 control the mass II the
people when highly eK .iCi. raj therefore cannot hold
himself Responsible for such ouirsE.s as they nsy
commit. should an entrance b" att mptei.
TIE English are way-rins and Undecided ~ % wh4t
course L. pursue, and viii douot te governed By
hems Instructions Tneir naval force Is assembled
here e. ~ q De- ready for sny emery ncy. Captain
q ynn hopes 70 90 up the c0gst as far ~ Shanghai
ou. hing % our return - Annoy Nngp0 and SouchOng
ON our return % the ni-d Sistcs, Capt g. hopes 10
stlP at Singapore Ba;nvia Calcutta. Madras Ceylon
Bombay, lse O! France, Cape OF Good Hope Rio and
san salvador. Dr. Brooke il Tee, surgeon, and has
gone the haysnip PlgloaN.
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LIE d

az "
A. n.'ur.a. N'-eh So cALyIN ,aai.1ao s,.ps-a AZ
e'.a-.a waterman. as-f month.
.ll-s'. ',>i ys.r.
" -ni' ini thns- o lie fanny invited ~ .-n1 his fia-
~ i'l ai-frooa a. 0.Il.k tom .. snt. 4
h-s man - rfhout farther invitation H., remains
u -.-f' sr'lnf cor3-r 40 t-s-ntf F.r.t
'- '-Ai go AFrI D. A. j. NH. af~r Ine-uns
t'-n ~ ~ BREWER of TIE a's sain4s nfss-f
o. - lhth J-srof re
f-Ai'-- AFT -nd. ~ '- family r-sr-cty .n,t-i
l i-f in-a ~ iL- l-fo james
- 81 , Nafan e. tnout farther
'-al<F- Affu ], t'sr s-hlrf ll-se. CHARITY HOWELL
H - st- Naf~r = vel s.-i IS year.. mouths. ID isy.
NJ t-Aistl a 4slftt
--f ron i-f tt- H--t-r.f
h-rf"n-1- ri . taken, Tuesday morals. Gr--s
~rn, Coma 10 1.-f.l-nt
-, ,.siv nonog. APrl !, ai-fa lingering a..-. Nr "
Nsri & e.. 81 the rify ~
- N'irs oih- funeral % app-arn n.f-r.
,.Alsl Apo g. N-f eag .nI paaa ilin-ss Mrs AIS
80 nNtSan .sei = yeir-, %hs ~ Jo--ph VI a.r-h
- -st .. So -lis cd the family
~ Non ~ F.--t = a. o. lock TUESDAY gg
on ne SLOT All MANY HAfDOCk laughter Of VILLAIN A. a..
100. y AH-n, as-i y-ar. mnath, ani - say.
~ hs' rsa.a 49, - iatsa " ofssasoot iof .s,efnsn.
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ALss-HOUE CoMnlssIONER.-'A Subscriber
is informed that we perceive no good reason Tor
electing an Aims House Commissioner tins SPrins
The bill providing for the future management oil
our Aims House, Prisons, sc. commonly called
the Ten Governors BILL is certain 10 become
law, and will stand, even though the Charter
Amendments should be rejected, OF which there
is no probability. We should think, therefore,
that any new Aims House Commissioner might
IA. disDenSed with
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steamboat E.pIo.ion-Lo-- Of Life.

WHEELING, FrIdPy- Nircn Ut. u.
The steamer Virginia. while on her way t.
~teubenyIe this afternoon about tive I've miles shove
Wheeling. burst her boiler. near place called Rush
Run. Three persona. whose names have not heard.
were instantly killed by the diaas,er while thirteen
missing and twelve badly wounded. Nearly sl On
board suffered more or iess nory. j. was most iear-
M exple.lon TIE boat u perfect wreck.
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The National Bank has decided a semI-annual
dIyi5end Of per cent.
AZ the close Of business Ia day there was some
ro.iet In the Money market Parties Who had oyorpre
pared themselves ior Saturday had something at the
close 70 lend Paper however went at the high
rates l2Ql- per cent, tor hrs, class Nothing has
Cured to give any permanent relic; the and
high will probably rule through next two weeks
Aer the Goth April msy look for arrivals of gold
from Grea, Britain which will If continued any
siderable extent. abate materially the strngency Of
Of the market our Information quite positive that
one house IN the street expects one hundred thousand
soverai.ns by the 9TH or liih OF April steamer.
At Philadelphia the market ls tightening, and
frstclass paper is al2 per cent
The .nbany Jonrnal of last evening furnishes
the following Statement Of shipments Of produce for
down tue river during the present season