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WILLIAM McORORrY's
CARPET WAREHOUSE,

WILLIAM McORORrY's
CARPET WAREHOUSE,
~ WILLIAM y
FIIDs a. 4 John opposite Arlington soses
'I'bk 81 srCkIbbR ne Iasen tho new ADD spscoos
! - Nlsms l where b. Of~rs 81 vboissaIe and
r-gA add 'u u Tho d6efsas Nyles of
CAKPkTlNBs AND OiLCLOTHs.
foni he c-leOfsied manufacturers.
Aod cOns.DS receiving from auction large sssoftmsn'
4 ne fOllOsing goods
NuJon. Tsp-s0y Brussels rhfeeply and insrsin Car
peunss low priced oil ool coso0 Cbsia and ssuen
siAf do on oshs Msuinss, Rags, hsS, he sd Gil
he VARIOUS Of lee % window shsdcs
Tbs Rev clergy Pss rs Il churches bssds " ehastsbls
.nd literary iostsu with fsaSoosble isfms,
hsr-tofors
Cssa inbers aud lhoss farnshss botsls, seam
bxs Os % ~ b. prfvais eliDss. psriea
s,i1 ~ a., IAN WILLIAM hc0ROkTY
a. Ini.rot. IA Wunanst Nov .fosk
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sr COMMON PIru-B~fore Judge Dsly.-
s.,s.s Nigh n D.vy- Asios isr ...ssH 40 s'i.J.
- sssr-c ~, corner sssi al s1iLv'a u. NssN ~
- rUs-Before Judge Ulshsefsr-Dec isiops
g~,.s -.s.sers Dsrs, T. damages lo' Cfo'on
tsa ~ irOm iss stnfs 81 NJ ID 40 Boa -
49,, q NJ S-o. K''ef,,' f'Por' 70 h'o'o > b
- e.,Te, '. E.si,.s,as GssgsI Acton or t'"'r-
=, -pss is'oi ofs h'"t Mrs e $50 'sfnf AZ
|sss Sss~al.a- I.s,y M,-'.s. .cuoa f's..-.i "a
90, os.r. Hos. .,,o, PFC. NJ sai-r 49,
4. sar mes, vs. sf~si ~ o,- DAY. rth .A's
.. 49, 90, .sy ' s., , -, Co... go
- sprusx sPon s'n, sirp't hn .-s''s in-. ans
- shou 81. - hat had u - oon'.y'i - 80 pts
= a. - are suons sPP~.nos u'n az to'oo'-''r 'nf
49, osas NJ ' -ss snsn .r-d 'naa The SUBJ -.
|s-sNaI y snfs -h" ',ro,'.s ~ i'so' of Y.H'a m'
IL ..s,s. On, sy " eosts R.fo'i conf'n.d
- .. Dsss-Ths Jay ths ct.f lo' sEfe- sa4 -s's
90
s..rs Corsr-Before Judge Smith -HHry Page,
e., Great Acton Sf s.ssuF 49, es''-fy t hsss
~ ~ N.- fs,' go, -. 49, .,- sh.ss - u.-
" ~ q 6sf,. II %. .-s4t. bot
,ssls 'e..l 81 70 ID. mat. At u. s"a me-
y. ~ ssas b~-tng IL J4r, eve f.rf q bf
sSJV-fop PSI Mr. D1n'hl 'of o-r p-f.oa
-.r,r ov GKNxRAL SESSIONS At the opening OF
-, Coa.a vss srf.sf-s Tor fsc.ens .iai.n fosds
=. 80, essrses ola snu character 49, nm and TIE
Al .sssfa tbogssnd solsrs
Al DESCRIPTIONS ofsia.. ~, ,nsl oil cone u N
-s.' NJ. J.,i.ss 'mp -,e.A -,h jon xl.s .so -.,.
, - prssOs, term Of a.. Coa' o' grand sfcsny sns ss
.s BE, compliant as The no c,rn.u az not sa.t.sse
= ID tn-ut csf.nS hrm "A hA.iax os 10
obisn-H tn a. 80 from Aio~r U '"H~
.s..s y ssd rsads -n' rf.'-''.' We seem
:. ~ tss,.nlny fol .. tsel pa6iishSa ''''"'
N. IRON Troy. ~ss plaaed spon 'h- sss'
sr thu d-enss. 49, spno cong gunt-d to Goa a.
-, b Da.tfr Ao'rej - ~. - h m a. ppsash' 10"
..re Nf Hsk-Iu fnvs5 have MN cofnnnfsd iof g" '-'
.t~-.rs -asar-~ 10 no's"n Tie ess y" w .''
: - Coa sdjOotu-f Wsdn-sfsy nyrsae Of II 'fT'
ialcE CouHr-Capt Gilmore, OF tbs Second Ward
= rxth.f 9TH ssv.n Others. he'd N bal Voc -ffs' '
= h.sax 81 last sprs oe'sr-f '"is'
u - sssh.. f.trs Ciarss. shoss arrest -- tH
=, a. .ssrsan Of ha',nt eaas~J the death Of WA h''-
b, NJ ~rh siaas shot the t-si 49,
=, 49, srr.s frvu rusSy The Cofoo~ts JuS. upon p'~-
ssu.. If ds.,h f.sdsfsd the klo~as ,s'd"t ihst 40
V h.. death b, nutes thu head tie ~ sr- uast
:. ,,s o. % hat manner they sefs received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10

IN STATES CIacrrr CoURT Before Judge Mel
Js, .sr. dsceutsd tIh wsdsssss,, ansr ~ n 'os's
-. % iosrsHy. ocsssas.a tie srsHasOs Of tie lest
- - SO. ofths s~t Lsorsas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10
-, or GENEnAL sgnloNs -At ths opcnlnr Of
BROOKLYN.
Kinss County Circuit, Court and


fm CorRrs' DC hihks C"uH'J VTrVu'' '7,1'' VI
a n O,.f termIoef s~s-"n b-si-fds' ir "ffr'
n.s .pp-ssn,s fof the fret tr- hey retired =,
- Ahes pr..-ui,nx nunb~f o ti- the ~-r- d' hs'ses
Tn. oalv yesterday Of any 'nefss
- c..s 81 Thom,s Acksy VII h~s n-tiu-d -ph ~
,T..t VI Nm Rvrasr. for an npy dons I" complain
l.st osessoned b. the faius 81 ~ ifsine ALL
-. vhsh crushed lot and made nm sc.ps> 'or "-
80 .ot ooscisdSs vbsn reporter lot, No b"si-ss
,...ses1 70 sny Of the Cosrs toes,
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THE wATER-cuRE JOURNAL

l'OR APRIL. puh l.h-d ~ tOM LFRS WELLS. lii
j Ss--u-.t price % cents, or = zyrN-hrsl1r many
oi.-r good i'lngs. co'tairs he Mlu~ios .
Pd~-.nu1's Discoveries. CO. Nsi-f M'ns-y Mrs
G1v-, rrperi-ur- m sisr Cure ffsnalibs Provrrbs
Pror~sses u stsr Cure ecuiciy or mssneusm Ph's
ics Education LII, Pf-scrvrrs Physiology and Anatomy
" IN Human B,dy Fever sJrrs Cured. Cracked whoa
ard Ini -ciOus Cons patton HydfOpsthc College -
-tsaf.u Aiyic, FOR Tho alter Treatment o, lnfsnls
Proyrr" hydfOp.thy Anu Totacco society Reviews
Th- L-u.hInx Cure and choice vsrieu-s
Trr AeI'I lumber contsns appropriate Illustrations and
shOI 3 e. read hy every fsmiy
80 Il FOWLtRSS WELLS l3l Na"sn-st
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~ Noflre.-Tn- a. Iurn-dsrnIs ri--snE o. iHe -
ioer. Pam lndl.t Ia >,ci-iy - h-d 10 m Ma
ncrs Church. ROY.-s-i-.l 80 lTl-sdstl t.~'Du' -
Ur'ork A ru--fy.l Ai,-r .uc- % l- l..m'- -
-. - f~-- slU lt'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10
~ Mrs. France. ksmbl- ButIer will read Al

We Lys'. .xsn,ns next Apnl TO- Al a o'oocs. The
49,, Wty., of " iud.or" Tiches one Dollar eseh TO
h. h.f At the Mansion House. he olO'e hote 81 M
a. A td-,. BcoA Store and The door upon The evening
~ N'..ue', lis
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nrAHINL JOURNAL.
PORT or NEW YORK. APRIL 10


fssSe. .'a4 las Nos H---.....
HGH WATsR....Apnl 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10
(AI.Itl)R MA.

GAIIFoKNIA or AMERICAN
Y MONIES. Mr.. FARSHAM company 0t ~oinen 10
emsrai- Cafori- progress Of r.pa )lmsugo Inc
-udi New YOfa bult pacs-tship ANpELLCN r. 10 90
.e-d m carry he parry ard hucd up 10 n0ss eie
san manner ard hrnsh-d 10 al f-sPec" 80 ~ !" socu'o
comfort aIi h-.lfh 10 ihDs- on hoard -.
r., 81 eel, 4 nis association such - 10 cOsrie7f "a
10 - co.. fd-nc- and andy sid Of al who undsfsIsnd hen
~ o-fsno M be r-c-yed irO 70 who csnroI BRING from
n-r -r ynsy or ne authority Of he town Ia which she
,.,d.d .,p trsnmon.s of -fpcsOn. character ard ca
o,e, All n /. h- intention a. DO uuitc Win sis
= .,rh =. i b- ~uag and rapzbr ~ f-nt'rinz h-n-
W.. useful IN r. loving no sur-rtnss ~ Hose 10 nss
snt,y whose u-g ~cie at exposed manner u NE can
usl q 10 prove .-fy tasIucIvc
Thr ocrIparors mai s~su women gong 10 Csforb are
q. numrrlu. re 10 up.-i ans % No Poop ~h0 are
rorsf-gated th-r- me cOnp-Lsaioa vii e anOs1
.lrh y. iAry enDOs- % demand 49,. ,, ,..
To An~ que vii 10 fssiy - cal about The ~ or IN
fApu ~ fsrih-r GfJrranou apply ~ ss.ef postpaid
10 ME- PARNHAM Rev f0fs, or IA
~, RICHARDSON l. CO ;. Sluih
W. the und-rsgpsd. having been M sic .cqgs1I1d WIN
M psn proposed by Ms FsFuhsn N 1t- shove hereby
express oar sypOt " hi snd recommend her To
,ho.- 10 my 10 fspOs- 90 Iriie with her IN H. u~crhJ
The rss ,ud cOrhIcnce uecsAafy 10 10 'ec-'sfui coo
dsrt
lion " FoVo>n.. judge superior Court
Iffr r NJ ste To- nAncrliof
H1r Is strfrH al Aitorrry
H,r lI.s... tt.tsfsr ~ BsYaSr Hsc
H.. t..r.s 20 sasFHgEp k~.Tr. Lsg
49,. "A. 80 a . 6,o Purrs. u
r.. D....f.. 20 R.s n Nssu bssCEgs.
Ni.. g "A Ssl.Nl,S Me N kissLssU
rsIfskMlf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10

rsr lrrtIemen's iIats--prfnx ~f,ir.-bi'n'
corner OF Pine an5 NssAu ss -GrnIerens hsf % The
new style row resdy for Inspection ah1 sac Inc
.,,er,her az pleasure IN ssnn calling attention 10 ~
80. Anvil, Of Isl. which lncri Tho attention OF w-srers
not ouy for s.-ganc- Of ,hsPs. but superior qusy Of
1,5c mi 2m,.rrh1s.l BIRD Pine ard Nassss sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10

rwDr. -. Iounsberry, Dentist, % Chsmbers
# corner Of Broadway Beet Mineral Teeth set 90 me
old plate IN sye not surpassed elmer 'of oe.uJ OF
dut,bl,y d.csy-i Teeth hled with gold, and all opefs-
ION. co.n-c,-d with hts profession performed with such
degree ofdecscy snd ~sTsni he no'' per
a.. ..u.t.ero, m30 2ss STcsrh'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10

,ur, Corsr-A blscksnith near the Atlantic Dnch
~ eslAxh.s go arrested yesterday morning b, IN --
ss. 90 Psas 90 chsfss OF RECEIVING zoe -.
-. ,,.k stolss . .'hss from eahN rs 10
-. Ne sstalasd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10

- ~ -ss~s-' 10 AAs- ~ 49, s~s o. 800
rssl ~, 49, ~ r. f1-s. - -, go
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~ Bosie'- Hyperion The following e-'nhch-
"@ Bosros. Ian IS. lss7
t,.v.u.et Ro.IE's Hyperion fluid anu lud Il 70 ~
les, sr.,c- for he hair have ever uec II hS dou@
m, ar mach good and csu oh-er1ly recommend u
ny " l. PRIEST
g,rs,'e whnl-ss ard fetsii. a. fewY0ft by
n rnns. leo Purcr-.. corner ~ Nuisu hlshtOn. Can
r. IN .pd z, RfoGfsAy To 90 lbtsf - Of he pro
,i.,t a., manufacture. VIM sut-. ~ Nsshirg oa.t
H., snd u The prircra druggists and pe'umsfs 'he
T-i.,d states AID Csusfa u
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r-xy- ,yecbauir-' In-iitute.-Ain eeiin'

III he h-l1 Al tie srhoo rooms , Chsmp-rssI 90
rn..fsv evenng Apnl u. Al :; O'Clock precisely Mem
srs r,elesl- attend business II impOfnpe- 10
-. arl.sr- OF he Institute viii hr Transacted - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10

q Medhur.t a HtsrH,. New sty,e ., s.s.@S
80 -. eth.,, u b- profssslop hey having bed twenty
49, rIp-n.ree IN rge. Losdon esIsbshmeols and
conduct !h-h husnrss on DE same pnneipe, ~ sSnS
-, 81, ~ hair brushes to ZACH customer One utA Vii
,rove ,ssr ~ psrory Give lhen call 81 ~ hGdenla
NIL sruk rhis0
r. Wixs asd Tsspees.- Cint-ns and manrs"
,h.Iin- lsry-sl ana assottn-ci ~ Ntss
h,f Mia r,1r-~s brslds Of Lonf hsir, n are 70 o~
Esod al me m.aufscInfy VI AkDhl hsT htAhD, 81
M,,S-o 81 aso 10 be led sure eure fr Dsndruf
,fq g.f
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New Fn-hionablc Hat t-tab'ishment'

rP- A-tor Mutual Insurance tompnny. TIM.
Company Will temporarily occupy The rooms 81 me corner
OF wi.hsm.t ard Exchange place In the MERIDIAN" "a
change formerly occupied =. the Bfsneh Poet omrrl
h-rc laey ready receive rfopo'as for Marine
insnJ Insurance exclusively excepting where Ne hf-
r.s 10 intisprnsably corrected with he Marine
The mems 81 ind.mnihc anon fc claims for losses CON
s.s Of Frons.ory Hot-s vtch by the Iruas Of sh-sr
~ -hsoute properly ~ the tompauy ard may
be- SOls,"d pledged dsposui o 10y ihrm OF IN Any
way ua-J t. pay ca'ns which msy he msfc on th-ul
Tu- suh,crfliun nos HufoCu's 10 ~ 900.
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WANTS.

- - -ss~s-' 10 AAs~ ~ 49, .~si - ssss
rs.A - ~, 49, .,t r. fls.. ~, 60
WANTED ~ r-sp~cs. femme Of metl- a..
w s;ssips - a1se s-efer prig.ie fsIi bosiiirs
hcas- or loe % to ssss- -nsn o. esr'- 20 me
scr !. ~el soq1tired 40 lef rrri- No o. iccurr,
eh.rse u s.-uL-,-. sco.- In he Sumner
ga. Tue met qs-sion.h. RE ere a. % ehss--
er "a - fi'-o Appys7l -.iv.-'' a. -
WASTED .ll.i.oa b.. r-.p-,.si S,org s.r IN
" prs a. f,ris - o. o-rn,a otio - "'i a.
r'uiH. c,n CD al E-r ~ - 90 e'rc.l ~ g,
car - Hy-n Co. al :: nro-'! eo'--f g S.hvi,-.
.sy uu- ~ .d.s ~ q
\NANTRD-A.ts.uoo e nur.- ara '-.n're''by.
w 'p-csa- steady youns ~onian 80 uhofoash int-f
sisncs IN Of cr.',n snd u' 70 devote Der
To shs ,ni usnsgrn-, - teH . se'f-i traS
Oh. Il IL n. r-., sr., .oor ., y o-d"H .'eir'
NANrkD-t -ho ~. br,s 'ome y-srs II
w rroctrry Ctira ard si.ss~sre Scsiress would "a.
rs n. hour a.v - --,s So b. sm.cf s,'.
S--., - I'm.
k&IINTkD -Byt.Df-.?-ri. -om-p-,-u- s...Is-
w nor a. -los 80 ..f-r.. j. -..irs SO 49,
~..--f 40 i-o1-, ot'~r - chsu - m al 49,
.asd--,s "a no OIL -cnas 10 G. hd1.-~ofs t. %
rily f~fefe. 20 given Apqya !r Ml'7"yf 90 - tf'
\IANTED-sy young s-ol-mso. 4. .sa.i.a {"
pence IN ~ 04si--s.. .nd ean i-.eh DO p an
,t,reh-. ine. ssins ssh-r sshem..e' r,.2'opsy s1d
A'fonoTy Best of reference gwen address % L.
Tribune OTc- sol'
wATrss A.eaey. - Gf.ae, &" nesr
w tie bo~-ry summon. 70 Ne ciy caTy FOR
goOf g'rs TO - hyus-~nfk, cuui w-st'g snd
irD-Us chs IN s-fscfE IL - - Win god references
Employers 49,. Pe.s- eAi or 'red 40 changed 10 20
go So
NAA>TtD-A sila.ion y 100 fe.p-cist- yns-g ~o
W o. - o. tI- shsmn.r~oS 80 80 u ait-fs f-s
lived Nor yess L-r rac-- h-s r- t-.' of ely
reference n 4ir-r TIE other a. - ehsnh-r~oft or
pan mind shshy Can Proiuceo-s - cy refer.
-n--. ca ia m"u h-t---a sprns ard 'ooin- IT,
tNrASTkD-A fn-ensa for = csfns9e mangfsrisry
w distance rom ~ civ p~rson Inst can dfsl
thoroughly unts'ssnjs hansics gp esrrss-s isnd
nOr- 49, s;PyJ ~ hear ~ s-siy STA suon hy
sppiyirs 10 LAW RFSCk 4 COILS D.. Nes-y' Tie
uiItt D. = coach body ua-f ~ 5Vs
tG'ASlkD-A.i,aAier ~ respectable yuung won-n
w I'D vs.sr. ,f "a thr -ssf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10

sT.rArlON tCvsflvBNKNal - ~
1870 SS~.a. Hescees:ay srss wtAss, - ~.
Isis.sss.s sed asuis1ss ass1Fs1s q pss.,S -,
pssiso,ny. o. un city ssd esass sscasoss of ~
and .s., ,ssy ssnys wsnoss Esvs.ss.s - go
:sl !. 1920 s:s:s.,. j. ~ ~
.sd . a,, e Is ss..s sS'W - =. lsss:
.a..s s..:s,: M !" :: s: :.:s e ~
~ IN us ooses issassd Of 49, esses hk ssC@
Is,sfsts .:sssir cssss:i 3, a.: 5, fsxs:;;;ss
nkNfAL N0fH065EsSs.seess ss No.
n..d sSes a.: . ~ - = .s S.
%. NJ :. ). s- 800 =. =, .s.s:. IN 80
go ", WI0h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10

,,rc.>T uUl'-GHOLn YUkNITIKk,
trsss a. tssts OF rAINTIN0A te, Ne q. s.s
dsn rstoookE nALLssn,s ~. .,es 81 NO rsrs .,
10 s,n,a,. rop.ined IN ssA bssss essss.ns
s'u..s: and nsrso espe. pier g. vs,s. e ara
- sas. .ambsr of very ass ~ peistsee p,ss"
ion. l.mr: s.sSss: g ss' $780, ss
-. vssh sss.5s - suresses Chas. elese ~ eers"
ware end - sssoumsos of sxeens" 49, - "a.
Csslosuss o 0oGsae " sale s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10

~ GenticMcn's bats.-So'hins sens no, 70 ,, "a
We psss-d therefore. 10 ass attention 40 we os'n
M.svs NicHoi. CO 80 bfOscway, tOne door spoV'
Para Pscl sroiher part Of hs psp-f inssmuch as
u-y 49," 'l.g competent 10 p-fi0im a. my
PROMISE 81 Sflsois. ih- princlps % ye1ns ms o
ineRr lty an been f,r nny wears soIei viii cu'
he 1d~si a. ne - c- hsitng h.uses H. MS Guy
and 10 lI.nfuu.h fnaslrf u IL ! lsiness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10
AUCTION SAILS.
srNJ MOONEY. Asss = .s :. s.,.S

n eu.t Of Ssen n may cOnce,r for 6sss s.~.sss,es
a, 10 o'elecs ala Pl.u ., BY sENJ eoON, 20 -
whip ssvs hssrs staples. spitsocns, .si. hesr,s
ess yer srs are sod wsi,s irons tee se 800
cox ARD ssnd bella sstss black end ss ms - N,sAs
..d trous basnesa hsmHsrs. sp<oce. se"O rev
NJ i.s timber scrsss door hsadle' aus ~ -,
ssmrT. ,hse end ee1ss pss tee usys $50 ~ &c
.,,y.I !. sh.,~ tAfesd usssposest wmdos -
80 80 80 csn5 l-ssiels For fsrhss peo@,sS ~.
., -. ,,. rr.dy Que soco<dieos Nv"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-27

MATTERS AT HARVARD UNIVERSITY, CAM
BRIDGE, ETc.-A Cambridge correspondent Of the
Springfield tMass.l Republican gives the following
items Of recent occurrences in and about that VEN
cradle spot:
Liebig, the distinguished German chemist, is
pOS1ttDety coming, ard soon, too though the precise
date Is uncertain. RepUbicanism and It's disturb
ances in Germany interfere with him, and so he
has determined 70 escape them for time BY pay
ing visit To America, with the hope Of benefit
ting his health. T.. The prospectus of an AstFOnOm-
ica Journal, ~ be edited by Mr.. B. A. Gould, JF.,
has just appeared. The paper is to be published
under the auspices Of the American Association.
who at their late meeting voted that such journal
was needed It's to be published at irregular inter-
walls, matter may accumulate. Il is 10 take as
its model the celebrated Danish Journal Of Profess
sor Schumacher Of Altoona. 1t Is well known
that the Engineering Department Of the Lawrence
Scientific School has not yet gone into operation,
because Of the difficulty experienced in finding
suitable man 10 become the head Of il, as any En-
glneer Of ability can do better in pecuniaTy point
Of view, BY continuing in TIE practice Of his pro-
leHsIOn, than by accepting a Prolessofship here.
But am happy TO be able 10 announce that there
is great probability that this difficulty is Obvi-
ated. Though not as yet entirely setled, il is still
very nearly so, that Capt. Eustis, OF the Engineer
corps Of the army will accept the appointment of
Professor, which has been offered him with a salary
of $1,000 year. Capt. Eusts graduated at Hair
ward about IS years since. =. The October number
OF the North American Review has appeared. By
the way, understand that the patronage is falling
off. Only 100 copies are now printed, number
of which must of course be given away, go that
the paying subscribers are even less than that
number. Il learn that there is still on foot a
movement to establish another Literary Club in
Boston. Its OrignatOra are, believe, K. II. Dana
and others, who aided in starting the q Town and
Country Club." The College Catalogue for the
year Is just out notice thai the Professorship Of
History IS marked as vacant indicating that PFesI-
dent Sparks has already resigned H.. In eonlir-
nation of what ] said above concerning the Engi-
neeFing Department Of the Scientific School, the
catalogue says that il is eXpeciedStO be brought
into operation during the present term" that is
before January, There are 800 undergraduates
against 273 last year. The Law School numbers
81, the Medical Lectures l27 Divinity School II,
students in Chemistry, Mathematics, etc, in the
Scientific School, 80; residentgraduates 4. Total
577, against 449 last year.
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The 0herokees.

We have received in the Advocate, the Chero-
kee paper, published at Tahlequah, in the Nation.
copy Of the Message of the principal Chief, John
Ross, to the National COMMITTEES and Council. Ii
is short. The following are its principal recon-
mendations:
the OBJECTS cts which WI KIT properly CLAIM yOqT en
eIests of ouT citZoDs as well as he honor If b ~
quTe that the public credit should be restored and us
mpsTavely called for What those msssGes shall be- Il
subject for serious and deliberate consideration Among the
legitimate objects Of legislation in view of this subject are
the laying OF tax on certain profitable occupations such
snos e.pdn anQ wBB snd d9 %f P9 az
reasonable and proper suggest that steps be taken to con-
per eentAge OF the per capita money Arising from me mo
ceedS of public lands under the provisions of our treaties
The state of our affairs with the Government Of the
Limited states IN regard to carving into effect the settle
will be in the report of the late Delegation and the ao
oompangng documents which will be laid before you for
Another subject requiring early attention is the with
SG9ng Re S9n0o Fund by the Department under the late
The desabeness Of the speedy adjustment of them and
other mpOTtant Interests the eXpedenCy of apnt
ing delegation TO WahiUgO for the purpose of bringing
about satisfactory arrangement OF all matters pending be-
the Nation and the Government Of the United States
The buildings for the male aud female Seminares are in
with deep regret that announce the amented death Of
Mr. W s. Cooley one of the Directors OF the Seminaries
by which vacancy is OoCasiOned in the Board shall
avail myself OF an early opportunity to nominate suita
bic person 10 fill the meeting Of the Board Of
Directors Of the SeminaIes, will take place at an early ay
when estimates for books apparatus furniture and other
articles requisite for putting the Semnares into operation
will be made out and laid before you in order 10 VOu1
making the appropriation required by law, the ex
The Report of the Superintendent OF Public Scboel
not having yet been laid before the Executive
now speak of the condition Of the District Schools"
The paper contains a notice from the Executive
Committee of the Bible Society," that the annual
meeting would be held on the 18th of October, for
the purpose Of promoting the dissemination OF the
Sacred Scriptures in the English and Cherokee
languages. We notice the election of President
of the National Committee, James Kell,) and
Speaker of the National Council, who bears the
singular name of Six Killer.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-27

STORM-A heavy storm of wind and rain Wis
tied this parish on Sunday night last and continued
without cessation through the whole of Monday.
The amount of injury done TO the crops must be
great, the cane, blown down in every direction,
is in some places as level with the ground as if
log had been rolled over it, The cotton plant, for
some time past, had been stripped of its verdure
by the worm, and was as completely deadened as
it could have been had boar frost fallen upon it ;
in consequence, the bolls had nearly all opened,
and the cotton, hanging from the bols, much of il
was washed and blown to the ground, We hear
of considerable injury by the floods from the heavy
rain of Monday. The railroad bridge across Bayou
Sara creek was washed away, and of course the
cars must stop running for some time as it was
work of great labor and expense.-Pointe Coupe
Echo, goth inst.
The Railroad Bridge across the Bayou Sara, at
this place, was on Monday night the 18th instant,
informed, will be about fifteen thousand dollars
BAYOU Sara Ledger.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-27

The TRAECED CHILD AT BANGOR. - Readers
probably remember the story Of the little girl at
Bangor, who apparently died of cholera, but re-
vived, and said she had been to Heaven, where
she her mother, and where she was to go again
on the following Sunday. The Bangor Wing of
the 18th gives the sequel, as follows:
On Sunday afternoon, Mr.. Daniel Warren, very
wOFthy, religious mag, who has been much among
the cholera patients, feeling perhaps, lEtle moved
by curiosity, called to the little girl, and ad
dressing her cheerully told her that she appeared
better, and would soon be well, and get 9uf in day
or two But IN going ~ mother again at four
O'clock" she quietly and softly said. When, to-
morrow! F" " No, to-day" Mr. Warren endeav-
ored 10 turn her attention to hopeful prospects of
recovery; but the little sufferer was sinkingaway-
the death rattle heard, and she soon ceased to
breathe, her pulse stopped, and the fXedness Of
death was impressed upsa her beautiful eOunte-.
nance. She was dead. Mr.. Warren looked at
the town clock, in the distance, from the window
for there was no clock in the house, and it was
four O'Clock While bordering upon the singular
condolences in this case, and about half an hour
had passed, new signs of life appeared, and again
the spirit of the sweet girl returned. She asked
for water, and said she was tired, and sunk away
into quiet sleep. Since then she had been grad1-
ally recovering, but the elder sister, who watched
her so tendeTly, and who would so willingly have
accompanied her to live with her mother in heaven,
was the next day taken with the cholera, and the
following day died and was buried.