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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15
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YELLOW PINE LUMBER WANTED.
SEALED Proposals will bs received at the office of the
y New Orleans and Carrolton railroad Company, corner
of Canal and Carondeet streets until 10 O'Clock TUES
DAY the 10th inst for the delivery the Railroad, at the
foot of Triton Walk
Of 1900 running feet of by inches and
OF $4,000 e OF "a by inches;
The whole lengths of q "a feet good hard pine clear of
sap or sakes-he whole to be delivered within four months
from date of contract subject to the inspection of the Eng
neer payments be made delivery, less 20 per cent
until completion of contract Poposen will peae endorse
their tenders, Proposals for Yellow Pine Lumber"
jas I'd JOHN HAMPSON Eng N. o. and Car. R. R.
SHELLS OR GRAVEL WANTED.
SEALED Proposals will be received at the Office of the
p New Orleans and Canollton RAILROAD Company
of Can and Carondele streets, until 10 O'clock TUES
DAY the 18th inst for the delivery Of 5000 barrels Of
road either at the foot of Triton Walk any other part of
the Carroton Line Proposals will ae be received during
the time for the delivery of 5000 barrels of similar
SHELLS or NUT-GRAVEI. in piles of 1C0 barrels every
33 feet the upper side of the central part of Louisiana
Avenue. or Grand Cour Witt from Tchonpouas street to
Naades street. four cubic feet to the barrel payments to be
made the completion of any pile less 20 cent, until
contract compeed-the whole to be delivered within four
months from date of contract PIoposers will please endorse
their tenders, Proposals for Shells Gravel the case
may be- JOHN HAMPSON,
jas I'd Engineer N o. and Carrolton R. R.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15
TEAS TEAS l--72 Canal Street.
~ Agency Of the NewYork Canton Tea Company.

Eshment an Men York
TIL CANTON TEA COMPANY has been popularity
4 known for many years. This is the largest xeseN
and Oldest Tea Establishment in America. The FEEElG
public have had full proof of the integrity and the
responsibility; but such has been the great and Ae
Obliged to enlarge to great extent their two principal
establishments in NewYorka namely: Nos 125 Chatham
and l63 Greenwich streets They possess facilities
in relation to the Tea Trade abundant degree and
doubtless superior to other Tea in America
Their scrupulo1s regard to all principles that tend elevate
the character OF large house is well understood and has
already secured them connection probably larger than all
other Tea united and they consequently
determined to sell TEAS fragrant and perfect
Tor the PRICES the aggregate than house the world
China excepted.
They most zealousy invite the attention of the inhabitants
of this city to their Agency where the following assortmens
are always on hand aud they feel hesitation stating,
that wherever single trial made very decided preference
given to the celebrated Teas of the Canton Tea Company
Readers, make the experiment.
The Retail Prices follows, subject in all be
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

EDITORIAL CHANGE.-Col Isaac Monroe, for
many years the sole editor and proprietor of the
Baltimore Patriot, having disposed of portion of
his interest in the same to Messrs Joshua Jones and
John +. Milton, the paper will hereafter be con-
Quoted under the firm of Isaac Monroe q Co.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

NAvAL.-The U. s. frigate United States was at
Gibraltar November 90, bound to Tangier and
Cadiz; would leave for the United States as soon
as relieved
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

OF Mr. Samuel Lover is giving evening enter
tainments at London. One of his subjects is the
election of Cen Taylor
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

COMMON STREET, teo doors from Cdscndelef,
VETOD respectfully solicit the patronage of his friends
w and the public generally He hopes, by dill "a
eeuce and ate nfion render entire satfac0n 70
always on hand a good asts0menf Of CLOTHS. IL
C-4SSLJMERES. DOESKLJfS. YESTLN9S, etc. etc.
kY Clothes neatly repaired It the shortest notice. and
the most reasonable terms. nl6dW
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

1F Admiral Bruat, of Tahiti notoriety, is about
to assume the Governorship of the French West
Indies.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

90 Accounts from Martinique represent the
condition OF the Island as very unsettled. Many
OF the inhabitants were seeking homes elsewhere.
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The Great Remedy

The Great Remedy
For Rheumatism, Gout, Pain IN the Side, HIP Back,
Limbs and JOINTS. Scrofuta Kings Eul, White
Seedlings. Hard 1nmors, Stiff Joints and all
Fired Pains Uhateuer
Where this Plaster is Applied, Pain Cannot Exist.
THESE Platers possess advantage Of being put up in
aIgh. boxes-hence they retain Their lil virtues in a
from Col q G. Sellers an eminent lawyer In successful
practice in Wilcox county Alabama He gentleman in
essrs seouu lee. ,ss re-
s eemp b1
saving that have found ito be Il heretofore
have applied the Plaster chronic Sores tumo and palms,
and has M soa allied to afford relief
ulcers with which have been severely afflicted
Beware Of Counterfeits and Base limitations
CAuTIoNIThe ,ubscnbers the Only General Agents
and POI us s
by counterfeit article sold n this city and elsewhere
The genuine put in smooth engins-tunsd bot
a. The genuine has the engraved head of Jew David on
the directions Ground tie box with accompanying Record
soovIL . MEAD, lls Chs! 4, .t.:.. !.
SOLE GENERAL AGEsTs for the Southern States jail
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
L STATES for tn District of Lousana-No 562-2he
e an i:
All aSs a ss and into my ssd sa ns
do hereby cite and admonsh the and ownen, AID all
and other person person having or pretending 70
have any night title interest in or to the same to
appear at District Cont of the United States tor the Dis
or ssSs ss fas h 0Ss5 Ss%
cause any they have why the said buFk Recovery
her tackle apparel and furniture should be condemned
and decree forfeited agreeaby the prayer Of the bsn
ia5 Is ~ $50 VIM +. WAGNER, u. 3. MAMMAL.
T. MCNEIL. Tailor M
COMMON STREET, tio0 doors from Cdscndeief,
w and the public generally He hopes, by dill 80
gence and attenfion to render entire sstsfaccn q
always on hand good sstsornsnt Of CLOTHS III
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

TAKE NOTICE.-The Canton Tea Company are the
eIcsiUe vendors OF the superior Black Tea called How
qua's Mixture" They introduced it into America in 1910,
and every other house protesting sell the
pu bic themselves will perceive by comparing the spurious
with the genuine Howqua" vended by the Canton Tea
Company.
TT Every package-n addition to it containing full
weight independent of the wrapper-beas the stamp of
neaness and elegance and the Teas therein thoroughly
ecued from light and air that their quality and power will
eman unmpaired in any climate de- 2aw Pm
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HOUSE FURNISHING STORE

ALEXANDER HILL,
So
CAMP STREET
TABLE FURNITURE. KITCHEN FURNITURE
Chafing Dishes, Cooking Stoves
Goffee and lea U rms and Pots, Japanned Ware,
Table Knives and Forks, Tin Ware,
Desert do. do. Iron Ware,
Silver Plated and German Wood Ware,
49,, Silver Fol ks and Spoons, Earthen Ware,
SILVER Plated Casters, ETC., etc., etc.
Britannia do Etc etc etc
Table Mats,
EV full stock always on hand. dis
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15
STOVES! STOVES! srovEs'!!

/ Sd. WRIGHT & co.'s Patent Wood and Coal Stoves;
-. Alright Stoves most improved patterns, sua-
Bile for Halls, Bar rooms, Churches etc.; 80
Fancy high Coal Stoves, for Bar-rooms etc., 1nR1
Common Stoves nine and ten plate Stoves o.
Franklin Stoves, for wood or coal
Furnaces Copper and Brass Preserve Kettles different Sizes
Copper Liquor Pumps Tin Pumps
Oliver Moons Patent Well Pumps.
very general assortment of Cooking Utensils and Kitchen
Furniture, of Copper Iron and Tin Ware;
Brass and Britannia Lamps and Candesticks
Brass Britannia and Japanned SpittoOns
Deed and Cash Boxes Tumbler Drainer
Hall and Steamboat Lamps, of different sizes;
Britannia Tea and COffee-Pots
Britannia Soup Tureens, of different sizes
Dish Covers; Copper and TIN Measures;
Copper. Iron and Tin Tea Kettles;
Buck & McGran's Patent Cooking Stoves;
Church's Philadelphia Coal Stoves
My Own Patent Stoves, the most improved plan
burn wood or coal Cooking Ranges
American Air tight Cooking Stoves, for wood or coal on
the most improved plan
Rotary Ranges, for wood or coal of different Sizes
Ship CabOOses, of different sizes and patterns
English Steak Dishes, Covers and Stands;
Cake MOuds; Oyster Gridrons Oyster Stewppns ETC. etc.
jas 1y NJ. - DEVEREUX rs Tchoupitoulas St.
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Houses front % by So feet in IA feet deep. Lots
by so feet. The Cholera would flourish in such soil
Very respectfully yours, INDICATOR.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

New YORK, Jan. g. 1o49.
Editors of the CrescenAs have thought that reca-
pulaton of the statistical portion Of Gov Fshs message,
might be acceptable to the New Workers and staican OF
your city, have made up brief synopsis for their The
figures certainly look WELL and think may be depended
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
Election of .IndRes.

4 Judge Of the Cout OF Appeals - TO be chosen
in November by the whole People Of or State,
and eight Judges Of the Supreme Court 10 as
many Districts. Now Ia the time TO invite public
attention 10 soue considerations which, one
month hence. cannot be urged without suspiciOns
of invidIOus personal bearing.
IL 10 Of great consequence 70 all that upright,
capsule. energetic men be chosen TO these places,
while it matters not a button whether their p0lit
icsl associations are with the Whig the So
called Democratic party. conscientious, able, In
dusuious Jurists, who regard with favor the Ju-
doal llsiorm which our State has undertaken TO
effect and will zealously sustain and promote it,
should be everywhere chosen, no matter what
party label they may happen to bear If the
New Code and it's oil juncts can be honestly and
fully pot 10 force, the saving to the Industry and
Property our State in the expense and dispatch Of
Judicial proceedings cam OF fall short Of Half
Million Dollars per annum. while large number Of
capsule and promising youth may be released from
the dry drudgery Of offices and law books, and re-
mitted to the plow aud the workbench, here their
isboIs will be Of immeasurably greater value to
the community. Bot 10 perfect this great Reform
we need not only favorable Legislature aud a
plain and simple Code Of Practice but the right
sort OF Judges The other sort will be sure TO co.,
ude and connivo with subtle, pefseeking law
yers 10 circumvent the Code and sgersvate costs
they W wil shuk their official duties suffer terms to
fail, or make short days and allow lawyers 10
waste time aud spin out trials. Thus costs are
enhanced. taxes increased Witnesses and jurors
needlessly burden,d and Justice delayed, until
suitors are driven to despair of ever obtaining
their rights and men are set TO cursing the laws
and the Code for owls attributable solely 10 un.
faithful Judges and unprincipled Attorneys.
We have now four Appeal, thirty 1.-TWO Su-
premc aud thrso Superior Court Judges in cur
State not to speak of County Judges. SurrogRtes,
&c IL very strong Judicial force, well placed
and well paid. IL enough for the prompt and
faithful discharge OF the important duties devolved
upon our Judiciary II unreasonable delay is ex
perienced. IL is because the Judicial force of the
State is not well sppotloned by the Executive or
hecsuso the People do no, choose the right men for
JUDGES. Let us take care that our duty as voters
is discharged with exemplary fidelity, aud all
must 60 well.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
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t.ss ne sH-fr.na o. .ra~s on ft.
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A. 80 r---t rft~t st.f -fl4l rrf.f.. ll
|a t.1fsI $50 sff~f strrf u.Ur
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a ttrfH ~ afs f0artIf - - - s.~... f..
sf''t - srsi q $50 80 esff- ri slf.os
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
From Bernuda and the We.t.rndIss.
m He1fhey and ~ Leys azure af BTr1g imrlfr1-
figa fr0zs Haas0a .Jana.ca oad Blhara .fs',s g.
Corresyondencs Of Tne Tribune.

Uflhv lnd fts IL azure 1f lrfA''fi-
fi2a ir0l .Ha1s0a .Jaua.ca oad Blhava .f,'-s g.
Corres2ondsnos Of Tne Tribune.
BEzNrDA sept 4, l.i5.
There "a nothing II ocsl Or Wes:-I1cia3 inter
est % write about, j0st now.
Since seaso0ab.e weather and sbordant rams
have superseded the severe dr01th which pre-
vailed Ia Bermuda week ago. our planters have been
buay engaged n tl.sge and our Legislators empoyeo
IN finishing % the remsinng business Of the 'e'
s.on The Clergy Salaries BID 49, the iasi important
question dircus.ed but that vss unexpectedly, yet
fnos' fortunately thrown out of the AfsfnDy Lnlesf
the Execute cell early session ior me purpose ~
irving another measure for paying he Clergy their
rversroe. viii have % look 20 their aocks for suppo,
"a o. c9rsurnusfion most devcutiy o. oe wished
vessel sailed hence yesfer1ay for hs1.lra, ~ ,rlr-
iufyrsrts % ihase Islands where l4borefs sfe much
ystted y from ~ % 100 able men and women ci me
vast numbers of EIro,ean immigrants which crowd
into y0ur Atlantic cities. we're ~ come % Bermuda.
they would ind reaoy employment and good wage
agfo a. fe Id lab0rers anC house servants.
The steamer IreD srrved % the lst Inst from Vas
eau. Sc $3.50.
JhnMcA dates by the above steamer are ~ ihe @1d
ult Tho elections had not terminated but sltce1t
number of rneters had been returned o. know that
majority " the ne1 Assembly would he for kefrsnch
nent" Rsin had fallen plenteou-y u and shout hing
siOn The stste of The market w. 90 the @st Auslst
ur sentsd no features Of interest 20 American srIppers
NASSAU. n P-Ihe people oi this Colony Are com
planning " the want oi profitable market for their
delicious stap.e-tne plnesppe-ss the Cholera iu the
Uolted states h-s preyeDpo the general consumpnon
Of pines there this year Local potcs In the bahamas
present no subject that calls tor special notice in this
letter
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
Arrival Of the southern Naii-Later News
from Tampa Bay-Arrivai Of the Trent
Later dates from TsWpico.
BAITfvong sunday

HAITfNUnRI -un1ayI -fFt y
TIE southern nsi' brings tw1 mails from New
Orleans with dates % the lsf instant
The steamcr Olivia had srrved from Tampa Bay,
whore she had tasen Gen. Iwigcs snd Col. Gardner
command
Trc Olivia lef F0rf Brooke Cn the 9th ~ August 70
communication had been Lrld with fhe Indians. who's
numbers Vcre suylofcd fp have been sDJ. under me
command 90 the Celebrated Chiefs in Jones and bly
BIpfe.s Toe commanding General had no conf tenc-
iu fhe d.sposfou ~ the iriisn. for pesce
the OlNa leit ~ Tampa Bay The brig Columbus,
from Huascusco loaded with mahogany ior NeF-
York plt into Pensacola n distress on tho 18th. i1r
ff- Wsnf ~ crow. having 0.r three men ~ fever.
The Columbus sailed from Huascua'c0 in company
with the -hoaners FDanfs and Ggisson flr NV York
Arrived yesterday. from Nee York, ship Orlando
from Boston chip Level. Dsrks Ailfrigs and Brenda.
5 German eir as found dead 100 her o.d this mon.
ing. supposei f1 hove poisoned ter-e'f She hs1 a.
tempted ~ 30 10 cace before She ~ years Of sge
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
Mr.. Clay at Kinderhook .
C0rresy0ndencs d le IfI5-nf-
EryrERHoox. = :. sept. .

KISDERHooK. ;. = sept. 2, ~.
Yesterdsy Hon HsNRY CLAY. uoT 0n a visit .
ex-President Wan Bu-en, was rece wed With great
enthusiasm by our citizens q. Wi.1ers Hotel
Long previous - the hour spPoilEes, many hln-
dreds were sssemoled, esger n benold hin whom
a. naay love % honor Upon bic arrival. be- was
intrococed By Th0s B-ekms1. kse when Ar
Ca AZ briefly and happily addfessed The assem-
b'sge, frequently intercepted b. genera. anl e.
trus.-- tic cte-rlng. AFTER more particular --
trodoct.e. snl hearty snake Oi the hand VITO
each. Mr Geo t9ok ieave, and proceeded l1 Nr.
Wan B1rens cs age % wax the manufacturing
village Of Vaaiie, Hners most hearty reception
AWAITED him.
W. Csys health improves. though be is s.'l
feeble. he leaves ior home via Albany % day.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10

AsEs-Jn nder year. iiif to years ssi 10 s s5 8
N J0i 10 to - o. ~ 90 J 81 81 % a. 80, % io S.
lno. n. Unknown. l0.
PLAcEs % SarvirY-Uulied States - Ireland. i-5i b
En- and. IL Scotland. 8. Wales. Germany, 81. ,
France 9 Denmark, D. Prussia. /. Brush Possessions
10 North America, ?. Poland, 3 Be. gum, In
known. -
B.sckweils Island. LnnAuc Asylum ackweIi- Island
3 Ward. ls and l5 Randslfs Island 81 City Hospital
o Co.ored Home. COI0red persons. ~ >ianion-.i
Hospital r. WlARm-st 81 Thlrieeuih-st Cenue-
- A " WHITE. Cigy Inspector.
The total deaths for the isst week 10 will be seen
from The sbove report are 80 by Cholera only -
The total deaths the preceding week we're 90. by
Cholera, III. Thisis decrease in the tolsl number
of deaths OF l67 or 2j per cent and decrease To the
deaths by Cholera Of =, or shout IS per cent.
The following table shows the average number of
death. per dag for each week from the commence
manf of the disease
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
IT pArr Minnasnta Tsrritnry. Aug n.

4 VOICE FROM MisNEsoTA-Parry politics
not ~ issue in the past toecton-indviduas we're
taken up snd elected holding the doctrines Of both the
great political parties thst divide the Union and
the principal IDEA among at wss, O. procure the best
men IA this the people have shown themselves com
peient Judges NOT only In the selection OF Mr. Sibey,
their Dtgate but also n both branches Of the Legs
lature. who meet ON the first Monday OF september
The First District Court of the Territory was organ
zed on the 18Th inst Al saltwater Chief Justice Good
rich presiding There were - Attorneys admitted 10
practice 10 the Courts quite small number for new
country containing much i've thousand inhabi
tantsby the way lawyers seem 10 be Below par here
two only have succeeded In working their way into
the legislature and Jack Fullenw wider would say t
tam dightsqueeze' az that
Heretofore We have had three newspapers In -
Paul. but the Chr0Bics and RsgstD are 70 be married
mi. Hetk
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10

AKRivAl OBJ PRI.ipE>r TAYLOR ~ BALri-
g0EE-Ihe boat from Philadelphia last nizht brought
on Gen Taylor. accompanied oy hi. son 10 is~ Dr.
Wood, Honorable. wm. Meredith. and Reverdy
Johnson. lie met a. the boat ~ nis brother Col
Taylor and proceeded ~ once . hs resdenee where
be- 20 p.ss the night Win the Intention oi proceed
ing on 70 Washington 10 this mornings early Train.
The President appeared very feeble and suffering
seeming O. wax with difficulty from the boat o. the
hack which he conveyed O. his brothers r,si-
deuce Baltimore Amer. -ih.
Row AsoSG The BLAcxs.-On slnisy Iast a
q crowd Of several hundred negroes assembled around
a meeting house IN Prnns5ury township, near West
chester report having circulated nat two om,ers
from Delaware snnMsryiand Here 90 Be there 70 carry
VI some alleged fugitive slaves The ofhiers nor .p
pearng the blacks being armed with clubs ana stones
went into regular nshf among themselves which
lasted Tor .ever-l hours great number were KNOCK
ed down and bruised, but nom seriously burt
lRichmond Va Dzy Tines sin-
ExPLosoS.-An explosion occurred .ast ni1ht
IN The tn shop Of 2 A Ford. Greet Fails, \ H. which
- are 90 and destroyed The building ne lainrs
commuuic aied o. the stores o. D. Ham and + q L-n-
hsiiers. and Dearborn. sa0e-deser, Nncn ~efe De
sfroyed Loss about s. 90 IL u supposed in-i the
explosion caused oy sunPo~ier psced IN tnr store
by some evil minded person. Boston Journt' -in-
Ds,rH % CoLLrcroR hoGERs.- Gl0acssfsy,
sept This day John l.. Roger, Zee Collector Of
the port and Chairman of The Board oi -eiectmen de-
parted this life. Cap, Roger, has hed ne oriee VI
Collector bat f-N weeks IL Is quite sicNy 10 tnis
town. and many Of our inhs5itAn. are dsngerogsy H.
lCor Boston Atlas.
ANrIR RESr DisrURB.ScE 49, Deputy Sheriff
Wm Heseman vss assaulted By some eight or ten mrn
in disguise, the grih ~ S.ndake. srt bis pap-rs
iorciby taken from hlm Hhia 10 the sct % making
pubic sac Of the personal grup-ry Of John ,nock Tor
execution IN favor o. ~ p. Van Reuse. .er
Whitehall Chronicle.
Cs.E oF J :. WisE.-Th- Examining Csnrt a.
- Louis have decided that they consider tne killing
Of Thos b Hart % have been murder IN The nf.t o.
gree. and thsi there q o. believe that !" Sc
killed him ih-y csnuoi oail toe latter.
M0vENyST OF lEooPs.-An ord hs. INST arriv
81 Tor ihe nmecsie removal Of one comp.ry from De-
trult % Green Bay, Wisconsin Br-vet Lieut. Col Leo
accompanies the troops Col Bonneville arrived to
take command Of teis post
observer. eacksus hsrbOr 9Th.
A TAILOR MAT0R-Nr Hltrhin.on's election
"a Tsylor triumph Al Chsr'esion. There over
400 voters IN . southern city VI 5o.Oou people
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
Arrival Of the -teamshiD fai' 'an-Later
from, Havana-The iasurrectior.

faN .Ihirf''f'r Oh
TIE s.eamshi- Fa'co4 arrived as even ls i-1 %
csagres har.ry to1caed q; Hsvs-a m Aon1sy the %
I1s- ,-.-
.,e rre4te.- clmm1fcr. 1-t make r1t 10 s-.htesi
raeuuon ~ insur-.rr.orary mcTfrer's here exceP;
tn .Irg'e ns.-nra in Which the Co.ore and several
la.,srs q one 81 the r-Gi .l-nt- were murdered
TIE spain. Genera. wls ---rr tle llst ere--e-c
measures 20 suppress any st-eu % 30 rebellion in.t
r1 grt occur lr cay ps-. ot ~ is-sn1-
~ IN order % fne czptal1 General tho Fsr1r vas
pro1.oled from receiving sny pssseu.ers ~ Havana
and 20 Uated states rsTspspers were allowed % pass
the post-or.ce
TIE comm snder n the s.oop Of var Albany. u7W A.
Round Island has been requested -y t1e Cousl. - ha
vaaa O. proceed there Immediately
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10

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