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Sold ONLY IN New Orleans at 50 POYDRAs STREET;
in Mobile by r. Joseph Tucker 80 eSif4l341 fy6 1yO

80. 9 CONSUMPTIOM DURABLE.
ss FesdsI E W ask Whnt !: i possible to rp,o,
cGsss =. T1HE may fe and hs baisns win
% yea experience 10 the Medical Prossion ses Diplomas
at Tu his office, attend. daily to Asses OF TIE
of the Chest. Hectic Flush, Pain in the Chest Colds.
Bronchitis Night Sweat. and other Diseases Of Debility
See Testimonials in the Daily Crescent, Jan 18th, 18aS)
References given to numerous patients in this city.
DIR. T. will take pleasure examining the Chest and his
diddO and Guvef Streets = 2 - ia1O !
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- MEDkOAL OOItEGG. "
No. SO CUSTOMHO USE STREET, NJ O.
INVALUABLE DfSCOVERY-NO1 PAY REquIRxD

UNTIL CuRR Ig ETfEcTED.-PnyafeD Dneases cured IN
poisonegs medicines, q No. s6 CUsToxHoUsE sTRsET.
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention Of those afflicted with
any Of the q form, S sn Dssss to his e.
Surgeons % Of Paris London and New York and ts univsr
stricYe enlargement Of the prostrats sands diseases
assss Sc se
whose nisl!ssnce. skill and e1pesnos can b Islisd
that have come under bis care have been cured without
ss G ns 80 %
to the surprise Of the patient The gsntsmap Swhc: re-
Ssna sna g ss Ss
treatment of structure u not known South of New YORK
ever discovered 5 tbs shortest ssis and susst The
patient takes copaiva cubebs tupentine or other
cnre 10 effected within the time named. -
Of tbs painful sossequsncss resulting from ss ussssisinsd
enSy insounta smssou: sss dsby
Or CONGREGATIONAL dsIangemsnt may co9iult pI Mullen With
stficfsst Secresy observed " -. y I.
D, Musn be ccR;gsd dsE 4 h c ss
Gi:;'i' Il Remember No. s. Customhouse % = t. ~ ni5d
FoR FEMALES AND MALES.
,Sse tsS 81 fso
y IA i the sP asas No
t"nsi Emsons. and al diseases occssonsd By csan ss
cet habts and many nosrums recently recommended
% fs a k
United States gnsnimogs in their Of
in saEs instance that ha. been .
p0und tor the same purpoe The nature Of the mandes
the Of osoa Of sus. oa he question
the proprietor could produce host of the most conclusive
testimony to show that the great reputation that enjoys
positive and apparently miraculous virtues In all directions
are to be found the happy parents Of healthy offspring who
ton And equally potsnt the many diseases or which
the price Of the Juno Cordial because the trash that h
but the fact is the Cordial cannot Be afforded for less and
ought to be much deasr ss many Of the ingredients which
the Others are made Of cheap drugs worth but little in mo-
ney, and less merit the reader that the utmost
reliance be placed in the Juno Cordial in the Of
low Loss of Muscular Energy. Physical Lassitude
and General Prosation Itablliy and all Nervous Aso-
oorrhaa Or Whites and Fuor Abos and every disease in
way connected with the disorder Of the Procreatve
Fnnetionsin all of which il will afford almost immediate
positive and permanent cure PeEons shout TO- marry if
conscious Of wsskne oE disability ef certain NATURE
health and vigor in brief period, and where want of off
spring cause of regret, be had to it. the most
beneciaf results be anticipated with confidence It is
the preedence in Italy, and viii in all other countries where
it may become known.
Consumpon and have administered with great success to
patients who have sought delightful climate f the esO
ration Of their heah and the result that medicine has
been added to the catalogue for the of incpient
spread wide hs hsSssss, ef hi: msaicius hsys
in the United States of America sole Agens for its sas
ana none "a. ssn,2s sis siIsi sassE ni
Sold ONLY IN New Orleans at 50 POYDRAs STREET;
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: Z 4 -
EDUCATION.
HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES

Il CAR0NDELEr sTRxET, NEAR ST. JosEPH srREKr
ESTABLISHED in 1842 under the supeintendence Of
IL the Misses ALLISON from I4ondon-In ths Insttu.
ton. conducted the best plans of European Instruction.
the of study thorough and sysematc mo vague
theories or superficial methods of teaching to elicit dpay
are resoed to, of the various depameniso Of science
or literatup
French gentleman OF high literary attanments other lam
guages music and the Accomplishments taught by mas.
Drawing in every style is taught by the Misses Allison,
themselves pupils for many Oone OF the eminent
drawing masters in Europe.
Terms may be known on application to the residence
ofthe Misses ALLISON Carondelet st, n2S1y
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SAMUEL ROBERTSON.

STOP HERE $500 FORFEIT.
no. 18 CsdRONDEL!DT SzREET....SigH Of the
.1a .EscukdDian Statue
nR- LEROY'S and PEI.ETIER'S (of Pans) Con-
IL POUND SpRcIrIcs and Aurr.VENrn y N. Nj rrun re
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!. =. COM EZ, Professor /
SPANISH :EldIL:Id3

No. Is Exchange .alley near the s.: louis Exchange.
pRIVATE LESSONS given during the Day or Night.
Il TRANsLATI0Es from English. French, Portuguese or
Italian, Spanish French Spanish Italian POrtu-
guese into Eengish done shortest notice. fyl6 6m 8
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I'HE Subscribers have com ,eted their arrange Sf
Il ments for q more extended business than thatN n
n hitherto done by the old house Oar stock oft~&s~
~ DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
~ SUaGfcAL INSTRUMENTS AND PERFUMERY,
La embracing intend SHALL every article needful
tothe Heads OF Families Planters and Country Dealers will
not I'm excellence Of quality reas0nabeness of
price by any ntly 81 house in the trade while as a
itsENERAL PATENT MEDICINE AGENT.
orders be addressed with confidence and certainty
of having them properly and faithfully attended to- not pre-
vi0usy experienced in this place. = r.
~ The usual credits and facilities of trade extended to
customers a5sf-
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NCING ACAsD EMY,
IA Carondel elet hefyveen CanaI and Coumon Ste

D. ANCING AC AD Envy.
CONDUCTED IN THE LATEST PARTISAN N
~ STYLE-Mr. p. CLISSEY has the honor to .aaz
inform his friends and patrons of this city, that E
having returned from his late in Paris, he has
recommeneed giving his lessons in THAI gracefulart
WALTzEs, PoLKAs, VALsE DEux TEMPS, VALsE A
Cse IEMrs REPSEs and several all other r late &
Days for Children; Mondays and Thursdays Mr. g. will
gentlemen. He has also reopened his
Acade demy in Lafayette,.
Corner of St. Andrew and Camp Streets the accom-
mediation of ladies and children who reside at distance
the City Days OF Glasses in Lafayette Tuesday and Friday.
g Gentlemen respectfully informed that Glass will
be opened for them from until 10 Clock evening
the week. particularly for those who wish perfect them
them to dance Quadnes in the Of month, and
to enable gentleman TO present himself with and ee
gance in any Ballroom fyS I'm
eV Satisfactory evidence can be shown from many gen.
Hemen who favored him with their patronage last season.
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CAUTION.

-. al5 CAUTION.
Owing to sad immense sails of Dr. Town.
aends 6auapala nnmbef Of who were formerly ouf
Agents., have ccnmsnced making Sanaparilla Extracts
Exin, Bitten. Extracts Of Ts1ow Dock etc They eene.
have stolen snd copied our edvsIseme1ts they ale only
worthless iuit1fions. snd should be avoided. -
Rincpal Once 128 EhltoA sfreet, 6un BuiIding New
York Rsdins Co.. Ssss seysst boston Dyott Sens.
iE EsfSs Sss.na sfyfH Philsdslphs e g Haze. Husi
Aihasy PHI 4cGew. Match By all he principal
ssslk. Wsst fsdiss 1sd is Csasds. .'''n''' " '@s0
2. WRIGHT, 10 ChartIss strsst.
isole Agent New OIleaxa
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FOR CALIFORNIA. -
lust received by the subscribers supply of COLTS
d REVQLVERS and U. 8. YAUGER RI--eseS
FILES: AlsoIGenuine DeningeI Pistols. Rifed
Bowie Knives Pocket Compasses Percussion Sz1s5eSs4
Gaps Drinking Flasks Bullet Pouches Pistol Belts etc etc.
m6io HYDE & GOODRICH, Is Charities st.
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NOTICE

xEThe Car will leave New Orleans and Canoton every
hour afterl o'clock Sundays, if the weather fair.
fT The Lafayette Horse Gam will leave every Is minutes
from the corner Of Barcnue and Canal sts roy12-6m
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G. HEAToN,
STAR PLA MING MILL,
TORNER OF HERCULES and CALLIOPE Streets
" New Basn-keeps constantly hand general assor-
ment of YELLOW PINE and CYPRESS LUMBER.
Also-Dressed Flooring, Ceiling and WeatherbOarding
t Lumber Sawed and Dressed to order at the shortest
notice d2l 6mf
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A MY sA.ES-ROOM may be found few cases of
"A hne Moleskin Hats some very handsome Silk n
, dats great variety of common Silk Hats Beaver
pIaband Black fashionable b. B. Russia, Calfor- -
MIA buepa Vista, and Plantation Hats Also-A choice
Panamas All OF which just received and for sale low
mills corner of Gravier and Tchounifnulas sts
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TuIlN MCCARTHY Plnm5er, No. 1874 Campstrest q
New Orleans, has lust received new and large -
Lift Pumps; Beer Pumps, sc. SC; Cooking Ranges; 1&
Bathing Tubs and Shower Baths Also laying and repair
ing Lead Pipes Sheet Lead work of every description Sbr
ami Steamboat work promptly put up and repaired. All
deispromptly attended to.
~ Charges m0derafa y t-s- mh9l "
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- WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
NTHOLESALE purchas to call and examine my yery
w large stock OF HATS and GAPS in store. and <1zA
H constantly receiving by every arrival from New -
III York direct from my manufactory in New -
N ark, n j. can sell cheaper than any other house in
the CITY, and there cannot be found in New Orleans
pet better assortment of those articles Ihaye in
5O0 dozen OF black. white and pearl BUENA VISTAS of
fur and wool. JOHN DURBRIDGE-
sustpn ct cfaira
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SERIOUS AccIDENT.-An accident, which proved
quite serious in it's result, occurred on Monday
evening, from the explosion OF " Marsh's patent
OIL" which article has hitherto been represented
as beng perfectly harmless. and without the least
possibility of exploding The facts in this case
are as follows: On Monday evening last, Mr..
Francis Dlllaway was engaged filling his lamp
with "Marsh's patent oil F" from tin can, when,
from some cause, the can exploded with quite
loud report throwing the contents Ia every dlrec-
ton, setting fire to the wood work in the room
three or four different places, setting FIRE to tho
clothes of Mr. Dillaway and little daughter OF
Mr. Woodward The child being much frightened,
rtarted to run up stairs, when Mr.. ID. caught her,
and in his efforts to rescue her and extingulsh
the fire on her clothing, burnt both of his hands
most shecklng!y HIS face was also somewhat
though comparatively tr,fing IN their extent.
The child was not seriously injured, and as soon
as Mr.. Dllaway found that 1t was In proper hands,
ne returned to the room where the explosion oc-
CURED, and by extraordinary exertlons. although
suffering great pain, succeeded IN extingulshing
the fire. He has been confined to his room ever
since, and Is constantly In severe pain, with BIO h
hands in a situation rendering them wholly useless
to HIMSELF Boston Advertiser, March %.
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Auburn and Rochester, 81 Canton Company, Y; Far
Hsr's Loan Long Island, y Erie Railroad 4 /;
Nsv Haven There Va. considerable activity In che
street snd transactions to soms extent we're msds
The European sd vices consdsrsd saisf ctory
There appears TO have Been ssht-s very ALL at DE-.
cline In quotations for principal staples for
ADsr'csn securities Int extent Hole ut to
justly the depreciation in this market ress sipcs
the intelligence came to hand. ahs deolins Ia stsr-
ling srchspg- within tho past weeks siucs the
receipt Of sdvcss by the last steamer has reduced hs
difference in quotations between this aud the London
market and prices higher bsrs compared with
those current in Tendon the latest dates than they
were two weeks since
The Hartford aud New Haven Railroad Company
has declared dividend or four dollars psr share paya
BILE on the I'd Of April at ths Union Bank
The City Bank Of Albany has d. ,lsrsd semi annual
dividend offour per cont, payable tho ID Of April
The quantity OF coal transported on the Reading
Rolrosd for the week ending the ga inst was ass
tops previously, l2l go tons. Total for the season.
lsi sos toms
The double eagles twenty dollar pieces, and the
gold dollars units, to resemble the other gola
coinage except that the Of the dollar the
eagle Ia Go bs omitted They made legal tender
and like pspalts. annexed to ,srfsiting these
nd other II nitrd Staten coiuy
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CaIssDas ros s..sn-A rs- essss. 81 vl-xiu
s s.sy s.s So sI s:.. 70 s. s r ss.s
teferv Easter = wss".,e., s.f.. ss...r; : rhar,
. East~r Day Msnasy 70 Esss~r s--a 10 ra-s
osy In Esssr s~~t 10 i.s ssss.y .fs.r E..s.<. "a
20 sunday .rsr Easter. % 80 srs me E,ssssliss
20 Sd Sunday sfssr Faster
Tws eisrsymss q h.s.sss, .so are ss,d % have
voted for The Consiitu-st have b~-s sr-osd.a from
eeie brsting nsss By CARDINAL &rchb-hed fslsoat-r
uut'l they shsll have proved that thsy hsd net 50
voted
According to . trsstsriss vsssiy Journal IN. Rev.
George Weeds VI. A.. OF Upiv~r.ity Coil-g-. Onford,
Durham - the pastor OF The ecngrsssti,a u ess,-
paiisps Perth North eritsin, Ia csne aasea .itn
the Church Of Essspd, he, ssossa M. istsatioa Of
Scotch EpiscopssSs In that nsghbsraood r.. Rss
J. C. Chambers, q. A. Of E@saa-i College. csnbrlixs,
late sp ordained clsrs, sxl,sh 500 aa,oa
In the Diocese of Rpos be. slss Jois.a IN. sestsa
EpsoopAiisosi and Is nov sas yaao,d that th- Rev
George Aspinsll, cursts Of ths Re, Mr. or-.s.n at
Denton, near Manchester, has aso seeded ssi &c.
cepted . scotch oh.o-i near 0ssso~ ! A.paA A
Esq barrister In the North-ra Circuit, has COO
stewart b. Al and rector Of vsns-, In the Diocese of
Roche.
The Rev DIR. Magic, 81 RHssb-thtovn. has after
giving tbs subject the most eopsidsrsts rsnsoon de-
clined ths sppsiut ct 90 or th- Secretaries
American Board OF Foreign Missions.
The lsoiss Of Christ schurch Willis msbursh Intend
holding fair during Easter week 70 sss.t d-frsy
Ing the expssss OF rsis,ps aud snargsos ths
church edincs by fer sm ill sscs amoda,s the
congregation, which could Be Increased fourfs,d.
The Rev Charles Min ixrode has accepted call TO
Martins Brandon parish, GArysvile Prince Georges
county, Va.
The Rev VIM. Good hiss taken letters dimissory
from the Diocese OF Virgins and accepted call TO
the Reotorship OF SC james Church, Grssnvile, in
the Diocese of Tennessee.
The Rev Thomas Flower has recsived nd accept.
ed n unsnimous invitation TO the Rsctorship Of An
Hsllow's Church, Srow Hill, Maryland
The Rev Charles 4 Phelps has resigned tn. Rector
ship Of st Matthews Church, Moravia and been Sp-
pointed the Missionary at Homer, Cortland county
The Rev Sylvsuus Reed. Deacon, has accepted call
to the charge of St Peters Church Niagara Falls.
On Saturday last, the Bosrd Of Managers Of the
American Bible Society elected the Rev Joseph Hol-
ditch, ID. o. Professor Of Moral Schemes Ia the Wss.
lsysn University, Middistown, Conn., to the once OF
Secretary of the American Bible Society In the place
Of tho Rev. DR.. Levings, deceased.
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INTELLIGENCE by Tux m,I,.h
WASHINGTON, March ~, 1871 PM.
The Protoeo-1xe Office Ssek1s- The Gsrerrm.nt

WASHINGTON, March ", Isa9-llP.M.
Inc Protocd-1xe Office Ssskns-7he Gsreymmex
Of M,~esota, &c.
wrote TO you some hours age, by telegraph.
""' "e senate had, by unanimous vote, laid Mr..
Den'ons resolution on the table Within the last
'"o "os's mere mas been a conference between
the iTenss OF the late administration and those of
the existlpg one and 1t has been resolved that the
tablin2 OF the resolution was not a snf6c;..,,v
marked and definite condemnatio On of its cb.rsc,.
and tendency. II has therefore been Determined
to pass a resolution tomorrow, before the adjourn
ment Of the Senate, declaring that the protocol Is
to be regarded as forming no part of the treaty
and the second place, that does not at all con-
fict with the articles which it was meant to ex-
plain. This is deemed necessary by the friends Of
the administration, order to relieve 1t of the en-
barrassment Mr.. Benton's construction OF the pre-
toco would nece ssarily Involve.
1t was at first surmised by the democrats that
Mr. Benton was not moving IN the natter without
the concurrence OF the administration but so far
are the membt re- OF the cabinet, as we'll as tho
rresident himself, from sanctioning Mr. Benton's
course mat they are most anxious TO have that
course marked with the most distinct full and
positive condo mnation. 80, -
have alsoannounced, in my telegraphic despatch
OF few hours ago, that the cabinet have formally
decided against the proscuptlve course adyoc ated
ny two OF Its members This IS WISE and d,pni.
he'd. and II adhsredto, as no doubt it will be, must
gain tor the administration renewed confidence
and esteem Some removals must be made, hut
moi tor opinions sake Mr. Meredith and Mr..
Clayton have been foremost In opposing the pro-
scrlptve policy, and the President himself has de-
clareJ his determination to discountenance it.
Ii Is evident that Minnesota does not stand high
IN the estimation OF the cabinet; or perhaps il
that the people of that territory are deemed toe
strong IN their principles to be injured by the
accident of a shocking bad Go vernon. Mr.. Nc
(r.nUb pv'a 1nafI had Ne
Peunir stons Is still worse. The only thing cal.
cul, 10 reconcile one to it is, that he is said to
be determined to resign, and Thus prevent the aP-
ointment of somebody else during the recess. Hs
has been at the same time the tool and the pet Of
the King faction in New Jersey for the last twenty
wears.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-25

The EQUINOX AGAiN-W Wednesday night last
was altogether the most tempestuous that we have
experienced this season. 1t was evidently the
windipgup of the spring equinox, tor yesterday
the sky was almost without cloud, albeit the air
was somewhat cool. very large quantity of rain
Is said to have fallen, and the wind was 50 high
that number of trees In the suburbs OF the city
were blown down. We notice that the beautiful
weeping willow Is already beginning to put forth
its delicate leaves, and we may therefore concu
that spring has indeed become possessor of the
nd-Nattonal Inteui ,,ence,', March %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-25

On Tuesday next shail pabsA nsasl, ON ass-
ble shss the beusnt Of the vast number Of sdvse.
tsers rapidly coming to for the publication Of their
cards This plan Of publishing . double sheet Ass
been taken with great svidty BY the business pus,e
SO successful indeed, does 1t promise TO be- that W
should not be surprised IT, before six months We shall
BE- under the necessity of publishing double sheet
every day. An Advertisement In suoh sheet 10 pat
thirty thousand readers every morningi resdsr
Zoo, who peruse what is before them.
Adverters will please hand In their Advertisements
or the Double He, possible before Mon.
day night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-25

NIws FRon CkSrRsL AMERICA BY the ARRIVAL
az The port. says the ~ st0a C0u-tu OF yesterday,
AZ the brig SEPTEMBER. Capt. Nlckerson, iron
Heudursr, We have received the following intelll.
usnce irom Cepifsi America. Gait Nickerson
lrit Ornos he 2lst OF February. aud Truxlllo the
eih 81 Mach The rePablle oi Guatemala Is In
a state of complete anarchy. Cruz, the leader
al the malccnteps (iormerly Vics-Pfesident dur
snR the administration OF Cauers), attacked the
xls, az Custs mala os the 2ssh OF January last,
bui wss Fepul-cd with considerable Ices. He has
sincr r.trsd 90 the department OF Chiquimula, aud
m possession II the to~noi Yzabsl, the oay
ssspou Il Guatemala on the north. Since the
sxruis,on 81 Gvn. Csurra ia August last, there
have been elected tn following presidents j. A.
Msrtissz, J. b. E-cobsr, add N; Peredes, which
a-sf ~ siill IN Office The civil war RACES more
srrrtly than ever threatening the total extincuen
OF al goysrImsnt Mach however, - TO b. hoped
rom Cfaz the ,adcr ~ the Instruction, IN behalf
sf stder tutu - feared ne will not be able 10 re-
strain hls troops. The lodiens Of the province OF
Nsfa Per. ImItettng those ot lacatsn, nave hred
zhs villages ~ Telrlusa. Chamequio, sud Pansos,
r,uttlne W d~nih, without dst'nrion Ut csor, age
or sex al who are not Of their race. The Unlied
.-taf. tio~p ot war Albany was M Olnoa Ia j a.
tusTy lsia, and sailed irrm taence tor Havana.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-25
Notice 70 Newspaper Readers.

Transient newspapers (tnst is papers not sent from
ehe office Of pubostion) will hereafter be subject, In
Virtue Of the act approved March g. 1s4o.)
10 the general newspaper postage rate only; that i
for any distance the Stste and and
s-haf cent for any distance ereeesdins hundred
miles where the newspaper il sent from Stste
|onother. But postage such newspapers 10 in ell
cases to ts prepaid heretofore This reduction
pf one halt in the postage on newspsysrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-25

By and h As od'ee sns 's o. to he Pres.
rs~vM TAFT, Of Missouri to b Register Of the
Land once At Clinton, Missouri In the psesof WILKINS
E,cbsrd B. Dsism Of st Louis Missouri to Be Re-
csivsr Of public moneys st St Louis In the place Of
Cdv.rd Dobvus whose term Of ofhos he's expired.
Ssnt,mus CaIdwsll Of Granada, Mississippi to ~
nscrver Of public moneys at Granada, Misstsipp, In
the place Of George 8. Gollady, whose term Of once
has sspred.
John Brooks, Of Chickasaw county, Mississippi, 70
be bs Register Of the land ONCE At Pontotec, Mssis
sppi, IN the place Of Andrew J. Edmondson, whoss
I. M OF Office has D,r-d
William Lyon, OF Osmopolis Alabams, to BE- Reosivef
OF public moneys Mt Demopos In the place OF DAVID
l.. M GORE wbo.- term Of Office has expired
John Shelby, Postmaster at Nashville Tennessee, vice
[ d Oh. atham wboee commission has expired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-25
MON Ev mAaKEr.

saturday, MaiCh 21-G r. n.
The news from Europe had depressing influence
upon the etock market day, quotations for nearly
every security In tho lst having fallen OH from prices
current yesterday At tho frst board Treasury netes
d.chred 4 per cent; Pcnnsylvania 6s, q; Harlem Y;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-25

JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Esq - Slr:-The
name of the new territory organized by law OF
Congress, IS Minnesota, not Minnesota, as now
universally written. Please make the correction
in your paper, and thereby confer favor on the
people OF that region. Yours, respectfully,
n. II. SIBLRY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-25

ITO aLET. TWO HOUSES IN HAMMOND STREET
storie marble nantes. H0. and cold baths ayd
ever convenience for family Rent 3sm Appyto
ALEX n. 0REfG, Hanover street,
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p.~ting Ct the Resssts q The university, March
"a ,ts homo sfy desf-- o. L. -ss eonfsrret on
Harv.y Prinsie frvt, n, punoipt % IN, Nss
Dumb
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R,b,u.au,s Warm Baths at the Aston, Ir-

and Carlton ouses and his SEA- Baths the foot OF
north river have recently been hted up with
tuba ans furniture aud nov equals not only in
no o. any similar cststshu In the country TIE Battery
snd esbrorses seet swimming ssths viii rssdy about
made May Subscription books open nt Astor Baths
wl.re arrsngr ments be made for families