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Washington telegraph., 1849-06-20


A IRIEST IN SEARCH OF HIS WlFE--Ihe
Rev. Mr. CowLey. recent ambassador
from the English Catholics at Rome, had
been a Protestant and married lie and
his better-haH resolved, not only 70 coI-
form to the Roman Catholic relgion,
bat also TO abandon ''the world and the
flesh. With that intimation, Mr.. Cow
ley took priests orders, and Mrs, Cowley
entered a convent. OF which she is now
Mother Abbess. In course Of time, Mr.
Cowleys religious fever cooled, while his
conjugal affection was renewed. Obey
Ing the dictates of the latter, he has pitch
ed the hreviary aside, and is now In
search of his wife. Hence the question
is if Mrs. CoWleY will not leave the
convent. can he enf,rce his conJngal
rights. It will be rich subject fof the
big wigs English paper.
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-20

A GLIMPSE OF AN OLD CITY WITHOUT A
NAME.-Charles H. De Thury, residing
near Oran, in Algeria, was recently cleo
ted corresponding member OF the Gen
tral Society Of Horticulture of France"
The report of the Committee recommend
ing his election makes the following stale
ment:
Mr.. Thury is now at the head of fine
agricultural colony founded by Dnpre de
ST. Maure in consequence of a grant
made to HIM of about two thousand acres
OF land OF the domain Of The ancient Beys
OF Oran. 1t is situated about eighteen
miles South Of Oran at the foot of hill
opposite Little Atlas. Here Mr. Thury
was at first Obliged TO encamp with his
colonists and workmen like the neighbor-
ing Arabs. While digging on the top of
an elevated part OF his grant he discover
ed an immense mass OF materials for build
ings scattered about Among them were
beautiful cut stones, capitals, shafts OF COL
nnns, entablatures, and fragments of all
sizes, indicating the ruins OF an ancient
city. Many of the stones were yet in
good order, perfectly cut. and requiring no
alteration to be placed in new buildings.
These ruins are generally covered with
an argillaceous mud TO the depth of three
20 ten feet, formed by annual deposits
ifom rain water. An altar contains an
inscription in Latin, denoting that the
CITY was frontier one. The colony is
uasy IN making gardens, farms, buildings,
ec. The land is represented to be Of
good quality. q s~ 'S''''' ! 'asna-a'
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-20
b Washington, June 90. lsl9 u p c0u
A U, C T |! @ NJ f.

FG HE subscrIbers, having determlnrd to hr
Z Their business TO Close IN the city Vi Cam
den, oifrr ior sale tnr 9i Of July Gexl their
entire stock OF GOO OS, which VIII 8. lunud
one OF the best asserted stores in TIE place--lhe
greatestpart OF the Dry Goods briag -n,r- pieces,
and but recently received from ese@ York I his
assor,ments"tiers great nduftna-nt Tor country
stores aud ped eIa Wishing 10 .nend Their assort-
menis, or purchase new suy,plies. Terms Cash
+of ali sums under SiO, I'D Tor all above, notes
with Two approved ser,ur dies, payable ou the first
day OF March next.
- LOvELT. & HILTON.
Camden, Juoe lc 1919 -25-2w
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-20

The DoNEsrIC ALrAR-It is pleasing
to hnd i'll private houses an altar raised
to God. Nothing rivets family attach
meuts wholly. so securely, as meeting
every morning TO pray for each other,
when every petty difference must at once
be laid aside, and every misunderstanding
forgotten before the sun goes down.
What can be more pleasing, also, thau
for the absent to know precisely at what
hour they are remembered with the sup
pllcatious and blessings of an attectianate
family circle, while those who remain
together can enjoy no greater so!ace thaG
in following them With prayers, and
uniting, Oh their account, III every eX-
pressioIl or every anxiety, or pleasure, Or
sorrow, which each shares ia common
with the others ihere is, indeed, no
pleasure more to be priced than thai OF
raising a family altar, where lhose Shall
dally assemble on earth, we hope, here
after, TO reasemhe IL heaven, and not a
waiiderer lost.
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-20
Psoscnrpriov-"Ii you have tears. pre-

PEoscn1priov-'Ii you have tears. pre-
pare to shed them now" Among the
victims, over which the Union is shedding
such torrents OF tears, IS MIR. Medary,
who has been removed tom the ONCE OF
Postmaster, at Columbus Ohio. Ihe
Unipn argues, as the claims OF Mr.
Medary that in addition to bsing demo-
crat, he presented a sword (co sting 500
to the Captain Of a company Of volunteers
that proceeded to Mexico; ana his daugh-
fer at the same time presented "a eauil'
ful sash" to another volunteer ofi,cer.
The Union, after stating these facts'
particularly exclairns ''such is the lnaI
that General Taylor has removen.' 1t
is really Ieart-r=ndiug affair, and we
fully agree with the Union. that after
rendering such eminent services to the
country, as presenting "a sword" himself,
and "a beautiful sash" by member of
his family, both 70 be used in the Mexi-
can war. that he should not have been
disturbed in the enjoyment OF lucrative
Office. We think it is one of the most
crying cases OF prescription that has come
under our notice, probably even more so,
than that of the defaulting marshal at
New York, and sure we are, that Mr..
Polk never perpetrated more relentless
and unfeeiing act against any poor Whig
offce-hoder during his administration
Poor Mr.. Medary! what an ungrateful re-
turn from his country. We DO not wonder
at the affection and indignation of the
Unon.--N. O. Bulletin
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-20
@uvu @w M M ND@Eo

HM UN GErl IA VA 1O8Uo
THE planters OF the Sou,h.Wsst are respect.
l. iully infoI m.d that the manufacture OF Gins,
hiss been recently commenced, and is now Ia full
operation, al CYliipsburg, B'ssirr Parish. La
1t is designed tina, this establishment shall DO
permanent, and the proprietor solcits patronage,
nndyr the pi-dgeof furnishing an articis superior
to any now in USE q. 10 2esr5Ifioq q 'ngnI
The patronage and reward Of industry is ever
in proportion 10 he utility OF it's productsA Front
is the FIRST object in all enterprise; and to secure
this oh-ct, superior skill, materials and attention
are required in new establishment, that woni0
compete successfully with thoss Of long stsndnc
and popularity rs9G. sd1 sa ,GCs1nf u I'D
No pains or expense has been spared 10 secure
these advantages. Ingenious. skhlfui wofxnen'
the best material, aud the rost approve a. past~rhx
ara employed. and the proprietor drsiens that the
reputation of his establishment shall no ortermin-
ed aud sus, aimed by the snP~ror qusiIfy o. his
gins Tney will be furnished to pnrcbssers ut the
moss ennvenent points on the river, above or be-.
low the rsfr, upon terms as reasonable and sc-
cou1r,o 4atng, as can b. had at any estahlsi ment
of The Kind inothe coontry. The most careful and
prompt attention wili b given TO the pairing Gf
Gins; and to all oyders ia hat line Of business.
~ tsdI"t I3lnem JOHN p COLLINS
2 Pineville. 'eossiss parishs La 5si.qsI ,su
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-20

DEFaLcATIoNs IA letter from Washington Us;
1t is said that veral OF The par.irs who have
bern turned out Of ofiice, have suypIcated ath.r
Ritchi- not to mention their caseS--beinI sfra id
HE admins,rai IN would dlvuiCe the CAUSES which
led to their dsmissas. II is matter well Known
that delacatons have. been discovered uinong
officials to great extent. When Congress meets
the Information can be Allied for and it will doubt
less be promptly furnished. 1t will then bs dis
covered that oi the wors, cases Of proscr;p-
liun, are those OF parsons who have disloIesly
used yihe trust comDtied to their charge.
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-20

FAMINE IN IRELAND "A Picture Of
Human MiSeyy.--A letter from clergy
man, published in late number of The
Dublin Freeman, gives a picture Of lt,-
man misery without parallel i'll the annals
of man. 1t is as follows:
''The father and son in the same coffin,
the father, son and nephew in the sa me
grave-the body OF the devoted wife Of
the afectionate peasant lying Oh the hill
side, under well, whence her emaciated
husband thre w few stones to cover her
remains, he not having strength to dig
her grave-deserred lluts, with so many
as three of their late inmates buried in
the floor, some crawling across the fields,
with the dead slung in a rope across the
back--a desperate labor of atfection--.he
dying wasting their strength in efforts to
bury the dead-"two females, wretched
Skeletons, dragging dear relative per-
hapS a once loved father or brother to the
grave, but their weakness such, that the
body slipping through the rope on their
backs, the head of our fellow creature
went>bump, hump, aIoug the road the
dying man, and the priest administering
sacrament to him i'll the open streets,
and on a market day, with crowds Of
gaunt spectres gazing Oh the awful scenes
--tWcnty-slX corpses on a single morn
ing, lying huddled together III the dead
house of one poorhouse--ihese are but
few Of the heart-rendlng horrors which
stand registered III our journal to-day.
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-20
New store at Fulton.

MESSRS. COLLINS, LITTLE L. co.
A re now rrcevn. and opening large and
"A well assorted stock Of good. suited to this
market. which nave been selected with grea, care
in Boston and New York, and are now offered to
purchasers at as low prices and on as good terms
as they can be procured elsewhere. -ro
Our stock id general, comprising Staple and
Fancy Drv Goods, Hardware, Cutlery, Saddlery,
Clothing, Hats. Boots end Shoes. rockrry, Glass.
ware, iron, Steel Mails, Castings, Tinware and
Carpenters Tools. Groceries, &c. &c. &c. ..i,sr
.- ---5.r, COLLINS. LITTLE s. co.
runon, Ark, Eeb. 9, IS4S.9
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-20
NEARLY A HUNDRED PERSONS FRozEs

NEARLY HUNDRED Persons FROZEN
TO DEATH-The Quebec Gazette OF the
10Th ult., states that the bark Lord Byron
has on board seventeen OF the brig
Hannah's passengers. taken from j cake
of ice. The Hannah, was suddenly cut
in two by an ice cake. and sunk, her
passengers taking refuge on the ice, IN
The Gut Of ST. Lawrence, where nearly
one hundred perished. ss bas ,aainou
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-20
WASHINGTON

MALE AND FEMALE SEMINARY.
rOi}fs Animal Examination will take place on
L Monday the 18th July nerts nnd continue
throughout the week. In The Male Depart rnent,
on1the I6lli aud l7th; I'm the Female Lepart-
ment on the 18th and 10Th On Ffioay the 2Oih
the exercises In Defamation and Composition
viii be held in bph Departments r.sp' ctivey,
ami close on that "vtnins with aCoScEaT at the
Fenaie S-rn nary -cA- -- 8
Wissniugt IN, Ark. June rl3. l84o "a --4w.
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-20
EsOI FOR THE WIGHT
We OaUH In 81!

YHSHE citizens Of Hampstead county are earn
a estiy solicited TO meet at The court house in
this place on Saturday the 2Jd Of this month,
for the purpose OF organising company for the
Gold Region of the Wichita Mountains.
Washington. June l3, l549.
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-20

I SALE OF A SIIe's MAlL.-'The mail which went
out in the steamship for,nerner, after 10 arrival
at Panama, Was sold for the expense OF carrying
it across the Isthmus, and purchased by Sfsphfn
Psyrsn, formerly of Philadelphia. THIS waf not
mail sent out bv government
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-20
NEW ORLEANS CLAssfFI CATION.
Aec;,,;inf;,r tn TINT of T,se,,o,J
DIED,

On .he itl Of May, after an Illness Of fifteen
days, in the Wichetu Nation, I80 miles west OF
F.rt Smith, his way to California, JAMES
GREEN RoBERTs, sen OF MIR. David Roberts, of
this county, aged 27 years
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-20
. r. E.sag slFAE T.,
n O CE.

f.I.-1L SO no TECE. falr.
fS' 'liF, sdbscrbrr in future ccc,iae, grinding
4 rorfs for toll, as II materially interferes with
his o. her arran .emens. For the accommodation
of the public, however, be viii keep CONSTANT
s:ppiy OF meal on hand, which he will exchange
Tor corn 49,
Attached to the Mil is first rate Bosting
{ Cloth and fixtures for manufacturing h'ur, and
those having good wheat c,,n b- furnished with as
fine -four as they generally procure IRON New
Orleans.
Bills for Lumber viii bs filled with caro- and
despatcn. 3i7e ae1s -
June Goth, l649-25-tf l1 11 51l ,lsgeoI
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-20
! SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES
En- Scvicr County, Arkansas.

GWEN a
ofsa
rthryear sIe
The wHico
.hvvn IN ' asr
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-20
pURAHC SALE.

gyfhE subscriber will Offer for sale 10 the highest
& bidder on Monday the Cd Of July next,
in the town Of Washington, the remalnd-r OF his
stock Of Groceries and IA small stock Of Dry Goocs
Also two or three Horses, two Cows and Cavrs,
honsrhoId and kitchen furniture.
] will also Offer my buildings for rent, for one
Or more years
Terms made known on the dayof SALE =
{ 2'e 70 $500 @@a0 e. H. MORGAN.
-washins,oa. June IS, Isas "a s~ a' I. I,
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-20
HACK TO HIRE.
EpIs soIUmTioTkD

THE partnership heretofore exit ng between the
j : subscr l4rs, under the firm Of PRESCOTT
&. BELTS. was dissolved the first day ol
April, lS4D. by rnul usi consent. All persons in
debted 10 the late firm, requested TO come for
ward and settle without further notice Either VI
the subscribers will attend 10 the settlement Ufthe
business of the concern bnt the name Of the firm
viii BIZ used in liquidation oniv ,tuC-I.lA
l5 ID -a~15s N G, PRESCoTT.
4, s-s--o sd G. J. II. BETS. a--,es
Fulton, April 8, lS49. =, ls.,, i5-3m
The business will be continued BY The subscriber.
at the old stand, on his own account.
--- N. 6. PRESCOTT.
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-20
Sg2EN TON
FEMALE SEMINARY,

THE srccnd scholastic year of this Institution
/ will commence On the third Monday of Sep
tenher next. - HrH
The Washington Female Seminary is roy,
permanently established, aud parents may send
every ia ciliry will be afforded for the thorough
education OF their daughters and wards, -
The undouhted hea!thfulness, The moral, re-
igous ard literary advantages Of Wasl gtoi
tdgeth.r with lis central position. Indicate it az "a
highly suitable place for an ;nst,ution of ele.
vatrd churacrr, aud uoihiry will be spared 10
place it. at once, beside the oest female schools
Of the south. sr -s.
The Principal taxes pleasure in announcing
that has secured the services of two ladies Of
superior endowIrer.ts and qu4iifcatians. 3g
! ihe boaro ng Department. will be under the
contfof ofs,he Principal, who has. at u i,.avy ex
prnse, cor. n.,ructrd pleasant and com,nodous
resideice :or the reception OF pupils from 'lis.
tape -.-.-...- t.....,-. u.-f.
1t Will, therefore, be expected that every yonng
lazy cnn ing from abroad should board with the
trincipa where rvrry arrangement will he IN ade
! for, their comfort; where IA careful supervision
may be maintained ov-r their health and progress,
| and wherr p rrticular attention may b. given TO
The ncnic alton OF hrse prime pies which should
cavern tl,e moral being, and TO the deccrum
which should Distinguish the social circle.
The SEMINARY will be shortly provided with
a complete Philosophical and Chemical APper-
| .,tus. and also u Cabinet of Minerals. ------
No dsdurton for absence except in cases OF
protrdc:s4 tllueSs.
\ I, r
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-20
IAasnnfc Celebration.

MOUNT EOREB LODGE No. q, will c@le.
lil brate the Anniversary OF 81. Joha the Eop
fist on Saturday The 23;h OF June, by Procession.
public imsisllstiouaf Officers aud an Grafton oy
the Rev Brother THwEATT. roy
liz All br-,hr-n in good s,snding are invi.
ted 10 attend 5.-S ..f - s..-. !. ~
Washing, on, june 6, le49--23.--tc. -y6h
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-20

HERE THEY ColE -ireisnd is zemptyng her
population on shores. SEhe packet ship Ply
mouth Rock, from Liverpool, ED prl, arrived
al boston on the 22d uita She brings cabin,
ATS sleerage passengers. and Is infants There
had been one Ssath and ore birth 'an he passage.
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-20

BrnnorcHs, the preacher who lately killed
young man in Maryland, has bee" tried and
acquitted. 4rs .9EIsC5tTq v-v
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-20

MArsIaosY.--A lady meeting . girl who had
lately Loft her service, inquired, Well, HannaS,
where DO you i've now. Please ma 'a,n, 7 don't
five now I'm married. go ''t-'
The New York herald., 1849-04-25
LAMPS, SC.

1NRENCU MECHANICAL LANPS.-TlIE SUBSCRIBER
takes this opportunity of informing the public that after
will his store at 10 broadway with
an entirely stock French Nee hancal Lamps which
" be found superior to hitherto i'm
ported foreman and orNmen late OF A. Dacons house
attached to my establishment Inc shop ior NeParinY
a. az Rro,dwav I'd story. H. DARDONFILLE.
GAS FIXTURES, FRENCH, CHINA, SOLAR AND
VI Lard Lamps--Cu Plain and Pressed Glass Iohemian
and Fancy Articles, Sc, a. j. STOUVENEL cos, No.
3 John street. Broadway Factory Ns o. and U Nesey
street a. Constantly hand splendid assortment Of the
articles of French Engsh and OF our own manuiaG M
trre cheaper than at other IN s
CITY All articles matched patterns Goods loaned TO
families parties. All the above are warranted new pat
tcrnaa u styles.
The New York herald., 1849-04-25

MUSICAL.

aarsIc Al INsTRuCTiON.-AY YOUNG GERMAN, AC-
M as one of best teachers OF tie city wants
bsard in gcntee private family where he could instrue
p $50 Houston street Lessons given ~ moderate .ers
annv "a Above person who answer TO TINS al
ent on Monday and could not got any reply VIII
ricnse ~ ply again at the above nun ter
An UsICl---TuE riANo WILL BE TAUGHT Bf a
N yonns Lady, no has thorough knowledge OF huac
.d vbo car give ~ uncxceptionabls rcfsrent er
Tor beznners 50 rguarter hoso s5yiscod si- sp
nj, to s. G.. Herald ohce
The New York herald., 1849-04-25
PUBLICATIONS.

lust PUBLISIIBD-THE THIRD EDITION OF DR.
d Poyells popular Treatise the Eye, enlarged and
revised Price 20 cens DR. Powell attends as usual to dis
the Eye and Ear at 6l Broadway entrance H war
ron street whore be had pamphlet descriptive of his
new simple and successful method Of treating affections OF
those organs Artificial Eyes nacrted.
vINUF MEMOIRS OF A PREACHER. by GEORGE LIP
PARDIlustrated with splendid engravinss, by Croome
nckley and WatsonThis day published complete in
yolumcEPrice twenty-five cent? The announce
men of the publication Of the work will create for
:. an extraordinary circulation. 1t touches upon
distinct evils, never introduced into romance be-
which are often spoken Of but which still af
~ ~ reace of every family in the community The work is
dedcaed 20 the Right Reversed Alonzo Potter Bishop of
ari, in letter which tsuches upon important
,,ntbs N The history of the Church. Published by
'' j. SEVERNS y CO, y Chesnn street
Philadelphia,
To whom nil agents booksellers ETC.. will please direct their
nrdcrs.
The New York herald., 1849-04-25
fcient to give bill holders confidence. The movement
Of the mother bank, and each brsnoh, the 31st o
March last, annexed
,K OF rMr STATE or GEoneIA. AyD DnAscHrs.

The classification of debts due the bank and branches
according to the most recent examination and valua-
ton, shows that very large per cent? considered
good; but the running to maturity Is SO larg',
compared with the aggregate that any estimate Of their
actual value cannot but be very indefinite.
CLAssirIcArIoS or DEnrs Dur BANK OF GEORGIA, AND
II
The New York herald., 1849-04-25

The amount of debts in suit and under protest was
$15612s, of which there considered bad and
doubtful only s47,s26. here~re very few banking
institutions of such an extended movement this,
that present such "a orable classification of
debts. We nothing at present in the financial
commercial horizon calculated to depreciate the stand
ing of commercial paper and it is highly probable the
aI.o. L.. iG1..l ,.,.nrl lar linal
The New York herald., 1849-04-25
CARRINGTON, AUC-
RY JACOB S. PLATT--

RY JACOB S. PLATT-L. G. CARRINGTON AUC-
Auction Sale Of Hardware and Cutlery, Fancy
Goods &c.JACOB $. PLATT will sell, this day at 10
clock at the auction % Plat street. snit
country dealers and retailers Knives and Forks all
serptons Pocket and Penknves cards and in dozens
Razors Soaps Coognes Tea Trays and Walters genemsn
cegar Cases Shutters and Trays, Cerksrew
Caps, Gun Locks Gun Canes Percussion Caps two fine
double barrel Gums Cake and Bread Trays
Table aud Tea Spoons Box Rules Razor Strops Combs
Skates and Weights fiat and high brass Candose best
silver plated German silver Table and Teaspoons
Forks &c Also Hand and Panel Saws back do, Shoves
and Spades lronware Bells. Frying Pans, Kettles. Files
Rasps SC. Also, American steel Taper Files
one patent Platform Scale complete, and which the at
tention of purchasers is directed.
The New York herald., 1849-04-25
Stock Exchange.
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SALES BY AUCTION.

A UCTION NOTICE--THE SALE OF HANDSOME FUR
n nture Pianoforte, this lay. at l0h o'clock at 02
Franklin will be found deserving particular atena
clock IN the rse rosms Spruce street comprising
desirable assortment as has teen offered this season
Pearl street William Friday sale of elegant Furni-
ture black walnut and mahoaany suit beautiful Carpets
splendid rosewood Panoforte, &C. at 25 Hammond street.
near Greenwich Saturday. superior Furniture Of all
made order, nearly splendid Piano
Ssrte &C., at 10Th street. corner of 9th avenue.
' wv THOMAS EELL, Auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1849-04-25
NEo. b. ROLLINS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

GEO. d. ROLLINS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ Furnurc-G. u. Rollins u Co. will sell at 10 oclock
on Thursday April 2 at No Broadway the large and
neral assortment of furniture contained in said house.
sistng of rosewood black walnut and mahogany parlor
dining and bedroom furniture, Brussels and other carpets
sofas chairs couches curtains shades bedeads beds
tresse dressing bureaus washstands looking glasses
black walnut secretary magnetic machine crockery glass
&c Also quantity Of kitchen furniture. Catalogues
at q Wall street. Also at o'clock the day. at No
avery neat assortment consisting in part Of Brussels and
other carpets pier glasses superior forte
by Chckerng Coz superior mahogany extension dining
table closing up to FOUND centre mahogany and other
chairs oil cloths candeabras sofas couches &c fire
clocks window shades mahogany bedsteads BEDS
glass china crockery cutlery &c kitchen furniture and
tight cooking
The New York herald., 1849-04-25
RAII.ROAD DS.


NEW YORK AND HARLEM AILROAD COMPANY
~ NoticeThe annual election for thirteen Directors
this Company will take place at their ofee No
May 49, 1879 between the hours Of IL NJ
JPN The Transfer Books willbe closed from the h to 18th
inst, both days inclusive. A.. v....
A. KYLE, Jr. Secretary.
HARLEM RAILROAD EXPRESS THE SUBSCRYHNR
will commence Wednesday the 2jh instant run ninr
daily from this city to Dover Plains all the in
termedate places the above road by the
ut o'clock A. NJ, returning in the afternoon, the con
Of parcels bundles orders &C. the tansac
tOn of any business entrusted to him. Office at Rei
Goud's, No. 1853 Nassau street
THOMAS G. PRITCHARA.
The New York herald., 1849-04-25

INSURANCES.
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIE-
y Of London General Agents Onice II Wall street.
New York, 9th April. 1870
Acting Board of Directors, for April.
C. T. nApci", e.. Chairman Of the United States Local
Board.
GEoRGr BARCLAY SAMUEL s. HowLANp,
SAM NJ. Fox, W. VAN HOOK, Eslrs
Meets every Wednesday. at II o'clock. noon.
Board OF Medical Examiners meet daily at | l.. NJ.
For Prospectuscs, Sc, &c. apply to
j. LEAN DER STARR. General Agent
for the United States and y. A. Colonies.
rNO INSURANCE COMPANIES, INCORPORATED
Of the State Of New York, and possessing capi-
taThe subscriber, compliance with the wishes of the
Merchants Of this Port and after eighteen years cxpe
Wall street. and street Ios
Insurance Broker and Agent for Underwriters de-
agency issuing Marine, Fire and Insurance
Policies in accordance with the laws Of New York will
accept conjont agency for either branch
offers amount Of security in improved real
faithful performance of all his Address
JANIS BERGEN, Insurance Broker, Ny.
The New York herald., 1849-04-25
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CTATEN ISLAND FERRY.--LHAvE NEW YORK AT
y II - and o'clock Leave vanderbuss Landins at
" 10 !. 3 end O'clock.