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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-06-22

his most pleasant and desirable remedy for Sea
sickness II checks the vomiting, and readily restores
the patient 1t invariably checks vomiting, produced
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-06-22

MRS. e. KIDDER'S
Cholera, Dysentery, and d.
arrhea Cordial,
AN IMMEDIATE AND PERFECT REMEDY FOR
Cholera, Dysepiery, Summer Complaints
i. Of Children, DiarrhGa, Sea Sex
ness, General Debility Sc.
WHERE this all powerful antido,e is at hand,
w Cholera 10 no longer to be seriously feared, or
looked upon with tenoras this cordial viii most
surcdly cure the disease in the coune Of very few
hours. IL taken al the commencement. II has been
before the public for more than seventeen years, and
was the nrst article made known 60 the public
IMMEDIATE g. PERFECT CURE OF THE
OH O z RIA.
II has been thoroughly tested in esery country and
every climate and its effect has everywhere proved the
same;
SURE TO UuRE,
even where the disease has advanced to is last stages
CHOL Il IL A.
Account. almost daily reach US Of the ravages Of the
which has thus far attended the attempts to
check Its ffightfnl infoads on human life
Such beng the fact II surely may be regarded an
era in modern discoveries that medicine has been
discovered possessing the power Of checking the pro-
gees Of the Cholera and Graduating II from the system
Ms Kidder would most re.pcctfaliy cali the attention
Ct The public to this invaluable medicine known a. her
"ChOIera, Dysemtery, and De
ax.rf, Sra Cor6inl .
uo ~ nse. hsse oesn si,eu =, .m, mcoi'
h.s ~. ~ 70 IN,
Cordial al hand and Il timely administered, but little
danger is to be apprchended from an attack Of the
CHOLERA, DYSENTERY, OR DlARRfiEA
Thi, Cordial immedi,telv chect. IN. vomiting re-.
i.xes ,he naos stons ,he hi.,,h, snd ,rs,ores ths
bowels 10 nsrsr,lr reouar snd hs,lthv s,ste horcv
or severe The attaeI NAV be- or however low the pa
tient NAV have becomc 4, invs,iahly restores
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-06-22
oHoxnRA rNrANruM.

Il has saved The lives Of many thousand children
when reduced TO deaths door BY this complainant
gives them immediate relief and they very recover
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-06-22
Children that are Teethjhg.

If inclined TO Diarrh9a, should always be provided
with this medicine it will keep the bowels regulated
and keep of the Canker. II IS wholesome, safe, and
pleasant to the taste and children fond Of IT, and
will take Il without trouble or dislike.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-06-22
'sCholcra, Dysentery, and Di-
arrhna COrdiaI.D


are Immediately counieracied, the pains arc allayed.
the bowels healed and not unfrequently the bowels
become perfectly regulated and restored Ia the short
UaHvxS AZ ssxxAAaIxouA.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-06-22

Either 10 children adnlis o. months OF years con-
linusnee most readily cured with this Cordial not
they may be reduced to skeletons
Il Immediately strengthens aud shortly restores them
N NJ fact heslth
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seins Willing 10 contribute 10 ne god .sisnag ~
msnliy, viii inform ne pubic ~ the remafssls
performed 90 me oy M uss u siFscs. Plmour syrsp
beng sratchsd. A. were from ps-mal4r. gr... re
lfst symptoms u he disease violent cold. Nhcs
--iu-c ia ny nEhi si- Tor which ny ylJsC lau bel
- ,n'ssl ~ fsHesh me- msas ne psn more sessfe
which extended tOuy shoulder Woo. csnrDf rrnr.s.
pain endured my physician gave me opium "a 0lhz
1ings 10 feieye 700 pan a. ume t59s 11 rfa8s "
opium without a e. Ny physician tfeg ordered nv .t-
o,h-1 Nh wn,s yiroi WHICH toos tho SAN % snd nse-
- noe or my sHr - "a" a. piece of De-f-dsncg 90
whole unie NY cough was ght ard dl.rrsslng o. ~
Tf 20 conm-.ced f-i-ng large ~ snllss VI oioi
L-h soluhb1Y una. March lci9 some days al c-fsi.
faiscd more h-n quart The east m1s-m-l 1 81
49,, - s..T ne ,J,t ~ h2~ ifesy from ny laas. W.
r'scro NE g. ht NE "a. scarcely visible indeed. go
fearful would bleed b DEAN had fey~r nlzhl ss-s''
1cu y pf bfeathnz sr.ai lOss u sppefe snd erIen1
burning sensation 10 ne palms Of 10Y hands sna .-s "
my i--i h1a no ate dance Of Dfs MOL hJgers, 40
0iner principal physicians u ils ely ~ whom gsse %
= !heif opinion hat could rot I've loog M D-Ns ~
unti th- ih Of March, Dr. A0u Wa sssed 4 W9a i've
11 BE- returned, he ssd No . we ~ possible Ns-
DAILY" Al th.ume Mr. Alnssn, 40 soqgsaisac-. s..ssd
4pon my G.ns Schemes Pa4monc sylp as - hso 1~e1
m-dicne- without DD.siDos any fel~tl corsrnief 10
est efor, asd sea % NE ores arc oois.asi -
seruiEe schsless PglmOnie Syrup i~asso weak c0s
DOLLY ase 10 Ia very sinai Does ~ first but psssyer-d 40
Eis taxing 10, ssoond bone nc bleeding gradually 500
By TIL. ums NJ syrup began 10 sreci my Nloe
syssn' bal especially ny ungs, raised sfesi l4slss
u blood AID m.issr and shcs, tough yhcfn W c0gsn
ne .1snsls 1sry al on se H. u ~ 5y
FAR recovered ss e get oct u tel s.ssrc-. r.
tr.i time - rlsm neDhs ~tc4 gave srra ioy -hfefi
commenced asng rcnencss Fllln0Ile syfpp, ,oos ~
ohef neeicne ~ any sildl ara confident sts ~
p motic syrup sore li-n eectsd he Ii -fe
say miraculous cure, TOR as confined Ia ~ fgon4 -
Jeafs sad rgnl onhs rshi m0ntts 81 ilsl e D go
~ bed snl va TIC seGg- VI he grave gefiectj
ss sed hearty -'d = By s.rg Any mo rmsrel ca q
d1ce hose similar sfciec 20 - he 0ny remedy o. -,
sYs them o. prevent hem from 0r-fng a. DO. 'hs-
indeed f--l he Pr. lsiguedl MARGARET DAfI,
- Jsmrs ct CLab-ufi
Toe fuimonic syrup Is prepared BY j h sehENSh
- sonn sxtnst Phlade ph.s Price q PER Dois % 81
bOltss for -
bssscH DEPOT,-NEw YoKE- Bgsh and Clctelef y
bsrclsy-sL bosD)n- kedcing 4 Co, stssest bsanS.
5 = Smith, s9u Buildings New Oresus-J WIN
Co ISL Cnarressl
AGEsTs-E ii. Psyton, 65e GrsenwLeh ssd y Sininss,
between l7th spd II ghseentnsts Or. Cro~e.-
N.nIh-ay and Zig sleenln-s 4 Lynn. 40 0sssd
Hsn, $40 Gr.nd-.t C. h. Rins, corner sr os A.S.
Johnsl W. Hal, Sil Bleec kersl hHtIS "'f'
lss ggioast Brcosiys Dr. c lns.s, Psisrsco y .
an Seod
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HOUSE OF RgPKK.BNrATIyRs.

Mr HENLEY reported Resolutions from the Printing
COnmittee for printing an extra number O Emory
Reports. The Resolution wss amended 70 include
Freemonts Journal, and 10 print 10000 more copies
which adopted
The House then 90 motion Of Mr VrNToN took up
the bill for supplying deficiencies IN Last years genera
Appropriation bill which were consioered and several
amendments offered o. the same.
Among others one allowing the Sergesut-st-
Arms clerk A. - per day. which was advocated 5y
Mr. VIVroN and NJ. SMITH o.; Ind
Mr. ROOT Of Ohio moved proTisO limiting the
Ser geaHtst Arms 70 assistant On this the yeas
snd nays demanded and resulted 10 the aftrms
tive, BY Yeas ~ Nays p As amended, % vas then
adopted The bin then reed third time and
passed. The Book item not AIKEN up by yeas and
nays.
BINDING OF BOOKS.
Mr. MCLANE Of Nd. moved b. reconsider the resOlu
ton passed this morning respecting the binding n
books sc. which discussed A. some length. The
motion y rec0nsdor Uss finally laid on the table
TENSION BILLS.
Mr. VNTON. from the Committee Of Ways and
Means, reported the Navy Din slso Navy Pension and
Revolutionary Pension bills. which were referred b.
the Committee Of the Whole.
CONTESTED ELRCTfON.
Mr THONPsON Of Ind from the Committee DO
Elections reported IN favor Of Mr sbley Of Wisconsin
holding his seat which ordered to be- printed and
laid on the table. Sir BsYDEv Of \. Z. said be would
make 8 minority report . morrow.
BOARD FOR srrTLiNc PRIVATE CLAIMS
On motion Of M ROCKWELL, OF c. the House went
into Committee Of the Whole Mr. BURT of : C.
10 the chsir. and took up the bil establishing 4
BOARD Of Commissioners T. settle private claims assinst
H.. toy
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ONO LEGISLATURE.

COLUMBUS, Monday Jan
AspIrited debate was bad upon the contested seats
without any final result.
Mr.. PUGH defended tue claim Of himself and Mr.
PEABcE, on the LocoFooo side and Mr. SPENcEA
favored the ri hi of himself and Mr. RUNYAN
TUESDAY. Jan. ,.
The House resumed and concluded the debate A
call Of the House showed seventy members present
Mr.. TOWNSEND Free SoiD moved an adjournment
which wa lost
The first resolution, declaring Messrs. PUGH and
PIERCE entitled TO seats was put 10 vote and lost
Ayes 25 Nays IS.
The question next taken upon the resolution
giving seats 20 Messrs SPENCER and RUNYAN-which
negsuved-22 10 2s-Qhree Free Sellers voting
with the majority Adjourned
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By telegraph TO the ssw.fcrk Tribune
Thirtieth Congress.

SENATE. .WssHlSGrcs. Tuescsy. Jar :
Numerous memorials and petitions were presented
and referred
EECirRocITY or Trade WITH FOAEiGN CUrSTElEs
Mr.. BALDWIN moved % resc.nd The resolution passed
toe teguuing Of the session csing upon tie Pres
dent for let u al treaties Of reciprocal trade ~th
foreign Governments which was carried He then
offered the same Resolution IN a modified form, which
les u nstructs the select Committee b inquire
into the exped eny u repeating the act conferrng
the President the power ~ proclamation % establish
reciprocal trade With foreign Governments 10 certain
cases
PANAMA Rail ROAD.
Mr. JEFFzRsoS Davis from the Committee Mil
tsry A-ars Ia pursuance a Instructions reported
contract made between the house Of How and 4. ya
wal and the New Granada Government Tor Railroad
scross the i,thmus Of Panama, which ordered %
be printed,
BILLS EEFoETED.
Various notices Of bills were then gwen, sn5 several
were reported, when, after the transaction Of some
other unlmpOrtant business tue senate proceeded %
take Up tie oi Tor the relief Of John Baldwin OF
which lengthy discussion ensusd
BOARD FoR The SETTLEMENT or CLAIMS
resolution was offered y Mr. J. ". bsADsuET 10
favor Of the appointment o. Select Committee %
make inquiry INTO the expecelcy Of organizing Spe
cisl Board o Conmissioners 70 settle al claims net
the United states Government. The resolution, after
bret confederation, Vas ssTeed 70.
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n Mr.. CLAY passed through this place on
Wednesday Last on his wsy 10 New Orleans where be
designs spending the Winter. lie spent "Wednesday
nssht here and received the visits OF numerous rends
he looks quite esble from his late ncsposton, but
trust tia, his southern trip viii recruit bis health Mr.
Clay will stop at Baton Rouge 10 spend lew days
With Gen Taylor. frankfort Commonw. goth ult
GOVERNOR o. ARKASsAs.-On the sth inst the
Loco-Foeo members OF the Arkansas Legislature. in
convention. nomiosted Col IohN ). ROAM esndi-
date 10 al the vacancy oceasoaed BY the contemplated
rcsignsuon OF the present incumbent Gov. Drew.
II The food In the Ohio River had reached
the lover stories Of the euildngs Fronsst cincln
rsti, on shs Ssh Wit
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PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
HAsptsprag Tuesdsv Ian


BALLoTISG ToR sPEAKER
The Legislature assembled today aud proceeded TO
effect organization. On the hrst ballot for Speaker
OF the House, BEILAs, KoRTz, RoBB and Thorn Ma
tves voted for THOMAS HERRING OF Philadelphia Co
aud HERRING for ALoNZo ROBE. On the second ballot
kORIz and IHoRNE changed their votes for Mr. Evans.
Alter the second ballot il resolved that when the
House adJourns, II adjourn until tomorrow az -
o'clock The motion 10 adjourn was negstived
On the third ballot the result proved the the
second when, on motion of Mr.. EsHELMAN OF Lancss.
ter the House adjourned over till TO morrow noon.
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NEW-YoRK LKGI-LATUnE.

SENATE. ALBANY. Tuesday. jan q
Both branches met hese today and were duly or
gained
Mr.. WuKIS offered resolutions demonstrating
against the claims Of Texas 10 the Territory Of Ne"
Mexico add insisting upon New Mexico being protected
against Slavery aud nstructs the Representatives, Of
the state In Congress 20 vote for securing governments
for the Territories aud insist the prohibition Of
Slavery IN the territory between the Nueces and RIO
Grande, ~ the common property Of the Union that
should be protected against the unfouDded claims Of
Texas part Of that state and prohibit the extension
Of Slavery over IL
The Resolutions also reendOrse the proposition Of
Mr. Corr In Congress, prohibiting the Slave Trade in
the District of Columbia
Mr.. WuKIN. FULLER and others urged action 90
the resolutions. Messrs BUsH FLOYD and HINK op
pOsed the resolutions. They were finally msdo the
special order of the day for to morrow.
ASSEMBLY.
Ia tue House so much of the Governors Message as
relates TO the subec, Of slavery extension. &c
ferred 10 Select Committee.
Mr. CAMPBELL gave notice Of bill no intended 10
introduce prohibiting the manufacture FL cut stone ~
sing sing State Prison
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as soon as possible.

DoISCs At ALBASY.-We have 10 space this
morning for comments on matters at the Capital.
Gov. HANILToS FISH and Lieut. Gov. GEORGE
w. PATrEEsos were nsugarsted on Monday.
Yesterday Gov FISH sent his iirst Annual Message
u both Houses I, viii be found 10 fall in our pa
per today We can only say that It is in good
taste, written with ability, and Of respectable
length, for y hich the printers thank him. The
Governor has appointed Rob-. II. MORRIS Of OF
sego his Private Secretary, and JACOB SPRING.
SIZED OF Albany, Messenger.
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BusadEss NursOhs.

~ magnificent In u attractions may be- found ns
Advertisement ~ he American Museum. such seldom
The CLAM Hass Than whom greater curiosity
exhibited continues here he OF every g.t,
aud lodaJ there vii Dee Two splendid psf5rnsuces Ofss
Western appearing ir enIfe meansr ih. Sabl.
Brothers In the buhesele opera, Ac &C
~ We are hsppy 90 iaf,Tn friend. and he musical
ploc that tho New Orleans sefensder, hsye moved
The Society Library Rooms
THE BosroN PLoT-THE koOtL lRisH Para Tho
hfs, number Of The twelfth volume Of his highly pofBsi
and long established Irish Journal males s appearance
this week, with type, head. gfeaty enlarged A.
Il has deserged ae largest circulation Of sny paper n
c.ass In Amehcs, add 10 to be- f1u-d a. Gto DEsrEa
BsoraEs's, wholesale Agent % Ann
~ The ladies' reiainaed that }. considered gofy
bsd on TO mske calls 10 any other Than The Perpetual us
oye''hoe sold at This establishment They nhs shoes.
the ladies' weigh from 10 To the pair snd s.
more elegantly shal Cd ihan the best gsier
GOODYEAR RUBBER EMPORIUM
80 Broadway lRsihbuns Hotel
CHoic. Buckwhs.r FLoCR-Th- subscriber. have on
hand bo bags Of very choice Bucswhes manufactured
pfessy for he Of families particular 10 qus
n.y. Grocers and dealers will md ia very dessh sniol.
FOR retailing For sale by CROMWELL 4 BIRDsALL
> wv o9Frontu cor Beekman
BUSINESS Boors -Oaly 90 pair a. Joxs.s. "a Ann.
manufactured expressly rsec- and u hr very te-t Of
materials ana warranted DO good service aBy
boots made Preach water proof Boots nom a. 20 b go
JosEs. 70 Ann-st d. lN.
- HAS Tor lhs People warranted an.ufpa.se5 foe
beauty durability or cheapress, ny any Manufactured o.
'oid in M. city a. the one phos store no Csnul-si
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PENSsYLvASIA LLGIcLATURE-Our telegraptic
dispatch from Harrisburg IS rather blind. We be
leve Mr.. Packer Of LycomiDg the Loco candidate
for Speaker OF the House. Mr Evans Of Chester was
the Wig candidate. One hundred members we're
present. On the third ballot Mr. Packer had ~ votes
lacking two Of an election Mr.. Evans had 20. Hon
Gzo. DAKsrE Of Allegheny is the caucus Wing csDdi-
date for Speaker Of toe senste and will be elected
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MkETINe CS rHE HisroRICAL SOCIETY OWN.
to the length Of toe psPer ~ Mr.. +. G s0UiEK III
Aboriginal Monuments Of Western New Nork-rosd 81
last evenings neosns 81 this Society. aud given entire
In our columns tins norning-we have been obliged {,
place both that and primary Of the evening
90 the flrs, Page.
The following gentlemen were unanimously re
elected o'heeFs OF the Society for the ensuing yesr
r-ss'tssf Hos. ALRERI GALLATIS. LID
fra lse frest-eas-hoa IL IhkK RRADlSH
Sessse lace Frsfias>f- THOMAS pf NfrT m
ferssss C.rfcsposaass Sssy-JoAN RUSSELL RARTlErr
Ds~ssfG CsfrsPossiss Nssresary-JANEs RETsNAN
ksesrsi~s Sssrss4rs-ANpNkM WARNER
HeessU-MlLliAN ChANNCkN
Lab-a-ta--JACOR B. MOokE.
The meeting then adjourned to the evening OF the
Arsf Tn ssaax IN Eehrusry
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The nrsi number IL now Being pu, in type snd sill
Be issued on Saturday week Jan. a. i-i3l To- tAs.
.aSd ceris. riH BE- Prfgf,d O,e Spruce - tor.
from Nssau-shers subscriber. sns advertiser. are
requested 70 call Immediately once hours. rom i1
ulsPN
Flvs c,nts for sing.e copy Tor year 10 ao.sri
delivered bys carrier for year aoisp niy csnt,
Asvsr,isns tn cents line 4 rsale,ios made 10 ls
advertisements or by the year Palaslfs is sar17a,
The following persons So suihorFed o. 80 e, or
SCENTS sad carriers 10 ihi. CITY sni Brooklyn
stand "a wards DID,. James >nenshsn
80 sni f'h Wards ...f NcGsniiy-
lla snd IN Wsrd-..-.l I'm Reilly
fh Ward John CONWAY
s,h Ward .... Chsr'r. plcu
ar sna is.h Wards King sni = "a G4Acs
lCth Wsrd ..- James Reilly
18th snl l-ih Wards. ...J0tn G.-n'n
9Th 9Th snd ists ward. J.ine. Dillon < 90
18Th Wsrd ... tnes Csrsssn
I4th Ward Richard WASH
B~ookivn .............. Msssrs. Lynch Dlwlc,
NJ Tsr,Noa +. our sseni in ihl. s,sts. M
Will visit ne c.ic. sai village. from Albany 90 B-slo.
tsk.ns Bridgeport snd Pi,,.n,i. Mv. on h., way be-
commences 90 canvass tor u. today VI rreAn'r w.
one of The most active coniederaics En. ani sni
President OF ihc Mary Niche. Club staey ous.e lie
o-s,nzei tie lr,h .n the t'Fns surrounding Msnehr.
Ter and spent much lne ani money .n working ior
Ireland. independence. Oi course be- MS marked io-
,cusesucc sua bad to fy c~ hours notice ir.m Dr.,
b4.ae.. sut family s1i .sr.,sa here short time So
We cordially recommend BAN t1 tac stgcuton OF oug
friends - worthy OF Trust AMI coincidence
CITY subscriber, can pay ay .he week or Mouth B,
,he carriers of by the year o Sis months - th' hes
o. DFyN REILLY )Efior.
JOIN MrCLtNAHAN and
W g.. ROBINSON Nfwpuetors
y.
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Cholera at New-Orleans and on the Western
Rivers.

PrrssUReH, Tuesday, Jan. ..
The reports Of the Cholers on the Rivers have
been much exaggerated There have been no cases
above Nicksburg.
dispatch direct from New Orleans Of the 10Th ult
ssys that 20l deaths by Cholera had occurred within
the lsst two days. The weather had become cooler.
Business was nearly suspended aud thousand. we're
leaving toe city
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DELAwAREe-The Legislature Of this little State
convened al Dover yesterday. The Senate stands
Wings TO Loco.. Toe House stands "a Wings 10 q
Locos, with vacancy ocessioned by tie vote in
Sussex. special election win be held TO M the Va.
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Dictionary 70 0rENN VICTORIA -Nrssf' % 8 4.
Messiah publishers ul toe new uuabri-sd cdiron of
Webs,crs Dictionary have prepared very .PeuiH
copy Of that work designed pr.seriio hrr Majesty
Queen Victoria DO, volume was bound hy b l.,
pencou N Go of Philadelphia The il.sius % he
letter I'D presentation
r. H.r NJ ssfg fte Qa,sa OF G..af o ...r fet O..
fraf this cops of Wrhsters eusrtI Dictionary -
oaefed ~ the American Publishers ss pfuiu.t nf
Scsnc, ani the Alt. from thr keplhNc wh ch s proud
l. cali Eng aud her mother Cn.auy
May your Majesty long live 90 rejoice ln he l1ys eos
grateful affection oi thc million. Nh1 irhs1ff Our
tended empire and may ihe messages and o'rriuss
from England % America. aud irom America tn kns
land be the offerings oi prarr Sod ui mutual good VII
Maythesc Countries. which Orc united nF cumlon
language bee also one in the cn-lmnn purno.e io msks
this language lhe bearer sud fhs ymna. oi tlo CNts
uou thc s.. nee the Freedom ans me Christianity
which they shs. together dflsf Throughout in. earth
GFnRsF AID rffARIFs MEHkIsr
Srriazf.If Massachusetts,. 4 D.fluhor. l-i.
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Be Ia Ireasa-
y eNl Srf. 1871. l-ie47 Ir ra-n4
Receipts 1lriug he
ye-F...........-. ll7.2-O IS 1888 oil -5l577 81
App gr.alols frOri
lle Income % lle
Dep F4rt ftnn 400 ln
To,L receipts sa7,ls7 81 $685. 81 s.5i - -
Pay '-n.s during NE
year ............. - N SIS. asa a.
SAlau - o'r=v uu-
80 HA r. ...

10 me Treasury
sou Sept lsss. .-as IL Ssss5 q lg,s 2.
respectfully refer you q the Reports Of the Con
ifo4er and the Cemussouer Of the Canal Fund Rhi-
W. present detailed statement OF the 6naaciL stats
ties of the stale
The snnua report Of the Inspectors u State Prison.
Will present % you the state and condition Of the
prisons snd the receipts snd expenditure 0f money
during the year with other details OF the important m
'eresis with witch they charged
! communicate reSitn il conformity Hith section
81 art'es q the C0ns futon statement ofths r..
prieNes, communications and psrions granted during
The psst year, BY ny gIececsssor
Exports q the Adjuiant General and Coruruiss,-v.
Genera which vii soon be transmitted - ~. ayi.s
.sre Will Furnish ial Information on the su-t OF the
Nrs sd TIE arms and ether military asfer.l of IL
STATE 80 -
lac Common ScAoo. system Of tie sts,s CONTINUES.
eicis II "a The discharge OF - important o5ecr. The
naocf OF crs 81 rec school Districts reported furinr
ne psss year Was loo2l and the number Of chudre5
ts-sa' ~ tae Common schools during the year ~,
'''i-9 beng an Increase Of g SO over he number
reported me PTscedins yea. Ihl number Of unncor
Pota.rl ana pr.vste schools reported was - Ia
"1ieh = - cnliren were taught making tna srFr-
-ae OF ct4sl- children Who receive Instruction la a.,
totaon ara friEate schools cf Tn STATE e. amount
o. pubic moneys pad Tor teachers esgss during M
year "as s1ttlc %, and the amount pad % r.t,
ois Tor Teachers wages Ssi66 81 a. being Al a.
sFessie OF sLlO5,6s2 u
inums'ey connected with the success of OH ir,ttu
noos OF learning Is the establishment and support II
ares Tor TIE nse Of The public Tae liberia and far.
sSSns po-y o. the law q ls3. provided for TIE form
sIsk ana EfsoGA increase o. GsTsTiss u sses Of ta-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03
The ChoIera in Sew-OrIesns.

Yesterdays mails brought New. Orleans papers
10 the 2fth ult They were al occupied In discussing
the Cholera the best for staying IL rsvages
The follow ng table shows the number Of Cholera pa
rents admitted 10 Charity Hospital, deaths by the dis
ease &c from the both 70 the sd, inclusive
Admitted Discharged Deaths
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03

DIFFERED AsTIcLEs.-Owing TO the large
space occupied in this mornings Tribune by the
Governors Message and our report Of the Histor-
cal Society, we have been obliged TO crowd out
a number Of important articles. Including Dr..
Cheever's Sermon our Foreign Correspondence,
Report Of the Farmers Club, another Of the
Board Of Assistant Aldermen, q complete Shipping
List Tor lsis and a variety Of City and miscel.a-
neoas news. We shall make room for ali Of them
as soon as possible.