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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-16

OVERFLOW OF RED RIvER.-The Caddo Ga
zeffe a the I'd instant, says that the suffering and
loss OF properly occasoncd by the overflow OF Red
River will be unprecedented. DR.. BENEFIT will
suttain a clear loss II some Sl2 600 or $4,000
His entire crop will be totally ruiaed. MIR. Austin
will suffer an irreparsble loss to his brick yard.
having already been forced TO abandon IL Many
could be mentioned, but the injury to property aud
plantations Gays the Castle is too great to par
ucnlsrne Al the last accounts, the river was
stu iisine a the rate of two feet IN twenty four
houfs The Nsfcmtoches Chronicle expresses an
apprehension that the cnnre cotton crop of the val
ley Of Red River viii be destroyed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-16

DrArH ~ ANorarm UalIa~r yoLuvrvrs -Lieut-
lie Clerc, formerly q the I'd PennsylvspiA Regirens
DIED on Sunday morning last, at Mount Airy, Phus
dclphia from the effects of that distressing dses'e
the chronic darrhms which nth 80 many others os
galsbt volunteers. he contracted during the Mex-
lean campau After toe capture q the city Il Mer-
leo Lieut. ,irre received swofd presented ~ ma
brother c,rs IN token OF their admiration 81 MS gal
liant bravery IN the conflicts IN which ms regmens ~s
e,.se.d ie attended 10 his last mouenfs by s~s
"a ms con and brethren OF the o. ot - "
I.ut re ,erc will BE- buried With military hos,rr.
exYrrssiy ordered By 0sntrsl Patterson 10 pay che
last respects to this gallant soldier. His remsias ga
be tsken to Laurel iiil.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-16

GREAT MORTALITY AND SICKNESS, FROM CHOLERA.
BOARD THE SHERIDAN
The ship Sheridan, Captain Cornish, arrived ct Qua-
rantns yesterday afternoon from Liverpool She loss
81 q her storage passengers and sesmen by cho-
lera. The following their names Mr.. Simmons,
OF New York, second officer Of the ship; j. Anderson
Liverpool carpenter Of do Will Ogden s.aman, Of
Liverpooli Frank Conkln do of Rouen France; Wal
ter Riley, do, Of Wcsthersfeld Connecticut; George
Simmons, do, of Dantzo. steerage passengers-Joho
Grimes, Of Sligo Frank and Ellen Dalton, Of dol Wn.
Hollyridge and Martha his wife, (who have left fsur
children board the ship without relatives rien Iss
Mary, Cathsrpe, Sarah and CHARLES Barnes, OF Crax-
ton England (all Of the family and the mother
is on board) John Mickl-worth, OF Leeds, Eng
land Sarah Pratt, Of Oxford, Ireland; John and
Edward Richards, Of Leeds, England Catherine
Doyle, Of Ireland; Michael Breene, OF Tippersry;
James and Richard Smith, Of Ireland Martha Fsrrci,
Of Longford William aud Dorothea Oldham, Of Corn
wall Eng Sarah and Morris aud Esward Lloyd, (mo-
ther and two chldren) Of Kidderminster, Eng. John
Shannon, Of .Rosscommon, Ireland (Joseph KavanAh,
Of Dublin, fell overheard and was drowocd) Capt
Cornish had very serious aud trying time the Grst
week out The cholera broke out among the crew,
the 7th August for the nrst eight days there we're
from eight to ten cases, and from three to hvs
deaths daily for eight days in succession. Out a
twenty-five sesmen only four could be mustered In
watch. Eighty cases and thrty-one deaths occurred
since the ship sailed. Athat could Be done done,
by Capt Cornish and his officers, for the sick Severed
were Ill when she reached Staten Island they wers
taken to the hosp a. The vessel has been detained
1t Quarantine.
r- IN BROOKLYN.
BoARp HEALrH. August Is, 184o.
Since yesterday, Is OF epidemic cholera have
been reported, and IL deaths. viz :-P. Campbell,
Douglas street. Margaret Hayden Hamilton sysnae;
Mary Pesrd and child, Water street; Francis Owens,
Main street; John McGovern, Gowanus; Frsuois
Conovsr (coloredJ Hudson avenue; Mrs Lunniog,
Butler street; Doretta Knecht Baltic street; Artot
Hartman, ship Peacock; Michael Cunningham, Navy
street; Susan Donovan, State street.
CHAG. 3. J. GOODRICH,
Physician Of the Board.
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Inc IohoWiuR IL uht OF managers, commute
rcctors &c, for the Fancy Ball, which 10 to take
at Saratoga, on Friday next -

~ v" r''""J "'ss'
Hon gsnry Clay Kentucky. WIN. II Jones New York.
hon e.; s SSSs'1
Rom Ss Clay Rss,Ssiy kS s Gs sissa rS,
ssS.1 s .ss,Hss. ysns S,i% ss S's YORK
Henry 4, Colt Sec Ycrh, Gee n VILE, do,
I psn ;,,sd si'''rp wIcdSsTi, Hnsdon York
y, T,ssi;yi SSss: r;.ss, pc R:.!S;s q:
iis.s !: S,;iy: iiIsssi. Sii:sa w. SSiIsa.IsSis
aa%gsa sehsrms,hcrn N.Y. Smith var pu,en Ny,
$i..:
5ssS f SIss'S ess
s i; TEMPT: ss:;:s York
Ss I y S:s:as, a. l.s:;, ::'ss.
Reuben wi,hsrs' New Ycrt. v. IL. Gstss.ii. de-
Gem = oDsnn.l. Maryland u '0'''' D''''' 1''''~
prRscross.
Joseph Ai.,o,, Sc wc.dbury Lansaon, y. YOri.
dane. . a CLAY sKss'SS w SsSa' y LSr.sh
Reh.i. ". James. 40. August. B.inoni. New York.
H. y Duncan, Hi.sssippi. John p James. DO.
wilson Eyre. Pennsylvania, David Graham. do.
RrLrs AND REGULATION
let Tickets q admission for . gentleman, with or
without ladies, may be procured Of the directors.
I'd No person admitted without costume. excep.
heads Il families entering With their children yards
In costume or gentlemen upon the payment Of slb.
3D. Masks Of every description excluded
4th Managers will be designsted by q blue badge.
9th. Entree and dancing TO commence st O'Clock;
JOSEPH ASTON, Chairman.
Csc. r. RtcBsRpsov. Secretary.
Tickets for the ball be procured 81 the directors,
at their room (No Restaurant building). rvsry day
bet~een the hours of " aud and the day Of the
ball. from ~ to r NJ
y. surget, y. ". James Wilson Eyre,
kuguste Eclment, y. D. Wsudcll I. n. Wright
= r. Clay. David Graham. Dr. Bedford.
G.. n. Richardson, &. W. Clhtop, y. X Bell.
MUSIC Ds~cfNo C0MmfrrEE.
r. w James, II. p. Durcsu. woodbury. Langdon.
BY order Of the Directors,
JOSEPH ASTON, Chairman.
Gxo. r. RicHsspsos, Secretary.
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TWO CENTS.


The Progress OF the ChOIcru.
IN THIS CITY.
MAvoR's OvyIcx,
New York, August l5-l2Nk
The Sanitary Committee Of this city report 80 neg
Gases and 81 deaths Of cholera having occurred Aup
ing the last twenty -four hours.
SUMMARY.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Ynr Inhnne
FOf The Iflb0ne.
THE HAUNTED HEART.

THE HAUNTED HEART
BESIDE the lulling fountains
OF the olden, better cline
Reclaimed from its brief " anderings
Along the shores OF Time
Unseen OF earth, thy spirit dwells,
mystery sublime.
Oft in the golden starlight
When soft dews come shOwering down,
And shadows creep, with phantom steps,
Through forests old and brown
] see thee rise beneath the skies
With spotless robe and crown.
know my SOULS haunted
BY this phantom like TO thine
II comes when all the midnight stars
With piercing splendor shine
II coines, with mornings waveriDg light,
And lays its face TO mine.
Mine eyelids cannot slumber,
In the chilling depths OF night,
For near my restless, dresmless couch,
With eyes usnscending light
The lost one steals In noiselessly
Before my iainting sighi
A heart with sigAs is wasted,
For the dead may not return
The ashes Of past hopes are all
That on LIES altar burn
Ny soul, like lone mourner, sits
Beside its shattered urn.
The Spring mas broug ht It's ongings
To each living thing beside,
Ii only urges on my bark
Where sluggish waters glide
A fearful stream Of many wrecks
A dark and nameless tide"
seem 10 hear the sounding
OF this dim yet mighty stream.
While bright imperi,hable shapes
1t moments round me CLEAN
tread the narrow winding shores,
Like one when in dream.
know these are but shadows
OF that Life which 10 10 be,
When struggling from its bonds OF clay
The Spirit rises free,
To bathe its plumage in the light
OF lMaoRTALITY ORIoLE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-12

Gov DANIEL lIAINEs communicated his Annual
Message to both louses of the NewJersey Legislature
on "Wednesday morning. The Message commences
with an exhibit of the affairs of the State and the
dton of the several railroad companies and canals
lilo then advocates equal taxation and popular educa
ton The condition of the state Prison is fully pre-
sented from which II appears that no prisoners were
In confinement at the end of the year lSie being III in
crease of - during the year.
lie suggests some improvements In the discipline aud
ventilation Of the prison, and commcnds the services OF
Rev. Mr.. Starr as teacher and moral instructor
ny the report of the Superintendent Of schools Tor
le47 sppears that OF the lO2 Az children between the
Of aud 10 years only 81 lgo attended school or
any period OF tho past year Ample provision has been
made for the Instruction % tho deaf aud dumb. The
Governor Is pleased with the Free schools OF other
States and says that plan for Normal school will be
subject for consideration during the present session
Eiehtysix patients have been received into the state
Lunatic Asylum sinoe las, May, only three OF whom
have been restored aud discharged Tho institution Is
In q nourishing condition. The Commissioners of the
New Jersey Pilots report that they have had la
four cruising pilot boats aud station boat and TWEEN
" one branch pilots sud four deputy pilots, who have
brought into port 6 vessels and taken aSl to sea lie
CONNIE uds the system to the fostering care of the state
lie alec calls for increase of the allowances of the
Judges Of the Courts OF Errors and Appeals whom he
deems inadequstely compensated
Gov H. calls tor the speedy inyesiig cation Of some Sc
rous charges against the Delaware aud Rsritan Canal
and CANDIDA and Amboy Railroad Co These charges
he desires 10 be invesgs ted by Joint Committee c
both Houses He says the charges involve the crimes
Of perjury fasc entries and false reports and embez
element of the funds of the state and of the stOckhod
ers They made AZ sinst persons who have hereto
fere sustained the highest characters for integrity and
enjoyed the entire confidence OF the public The state
has deep interest In prompt full and impartial scIu
ny OF the conduct OF the persons accused and IN lac
truth or ialsehood OF the accusations.
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SECOND BOARD.
NJ ARIS UR.A al,
PoET Or sEw-YoKK. JASUARrn

ARRIVED Brig Lucy and Mary Adams Cs'.s ~ - d. .un
bsr o. Miller saWau 21ta t t some 10 her sa spare af
snof Sailed company scr John Sow ar sW Der on
Ntn.cset a1 st anchor and cham and fJng md Pros
o'g NeNrYr-
Brig se,snofs ofFnsndshP Ne DAYS. Boston, d. Insect 20
NJ Roger
schr W Anderson. Burbank. Virginia
solr Harp. Gii1s. Boston.
schr Consul. DAVIS. N~0 london
SIR Belle C'uther. New Haven.
MEMORAND Tie piotbost MARY Am arrived TINS norurs
from East ane South SIC has not boarded
On bound vessel
The and bags completely hsd OBJ barge f- ci floating
fad impossible ct out Of the hai5o etl
ire al Dl steam.
sAILED-Bns BALDWIN, savannah, toa ed ost By steam
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COMPREHENSIVE.

MOTTO E.-The hm Of HUNTINGTON SANAGsis
\tMs day dissolved by mutual consent Mr. Edward Saw
age retiring therefrom.
The business OF Publishing and BOOkselns will re con
tinued by 4 J HUNTINGTON 3 GEORGE SAVAGE.
under he heretofore and they authorized
to sign IN liquidation Of Tie old nm. -
y j. nj NTINGTON,
GEORGE SAVAGE,
New.Yors Jan. 10 1919. jll lw EDWARD SAVAGE.
TOPARTNER>fiiP.-T The undersigned have formed
I a copsrnership under the trim Of PETTlBONE
CLARK. for the purpose II carrying The domestic hand
ware commission business Gold ST New y OH. an
10 1913 n 2. PETTlbONE.
GEORGE ID. CLARK.
NOTtCE.-rhe undersigned hss Tins day sssocisied
! with HIM IN partnership bis nephew GEORGE tNfR-
son The business hereafter viii conducted under he
lrm " q. r. EMERSON CO.-New-lork. ian. I, lS49
70 lws q. r ENERSON
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Dom cstic Ports.

BOSTON Jan l0Au barb Mnro fof Portland Libby. NOnean
brs Cordoba Covnson Trinidad va Holmes Hole CD barn o.
ford NBfiord Of TINS port -tt Maurau. fncsoo
hugs Adsbaron Leach Mstanzas, L-onu-. M~r 30 C
Bailey. Ceuueg1s. LsWs Bruce Martin W Crwe Richmond
swan BRAY Philadelphia scLfs Nasefson, NcAersoo MON,
Eclipse, Rch. Frankfort
NANTUCKET Jan Arr sohr Northern Belle fzgertd NNoh
PROVIDENCE. Jan I0-Cld. bark Triton. Luce. Mobile.
PORTLAND. Jsu 9Au brig AsS Michel Hall Goa Jonespo Tor
NYork. schr Gr1plsr. I'm BluelIl flr Nfors.
GLOUCESTER, Jsnq-Au s,hf DanlP King NYors.
SALEM. Jan sAr bsrks S-suew julio L0~nd0 Coast ri Afca
Dee Star Mtsrsnd Isnznar sept Holiness H0e 9h
schr Delaware Richmond EdgsrfoHu and provncefown
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Dlsnsfers. Arc.

United states scnu'z wh- ns per 3D..
Bat RIVER t a. through D. alarse boy o floating
"a and immediately
I. boat Nalanuc, Be Viii yg a. Cosnt~- l tbs
through by The and Immediately sunk
William $500. Cole ashore Saturday forenoon
M1rrg Point Hodsdon. Mills Booth5ay Hope
tanned Of ceftg ~ Tie hh water She
owned b " Hsoocs, of Damarsc0tis and other OF Nfors
GLorc Jan eschr Or0o, Of Dsnarotis. ~h sailed from
the port 0f NeH Y0r returned o. DAY. with loss of Del
load >er Italian Picket returned 10 dat from
from days schr Olive Branch Clark.
turned sal from Pfo'lceiownsed from @ port l9 days EGO
80 New York m q gale Of - loot 10 boon.
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OFficE o. IHs RscsvFK o TAEEs


INANks-Is4S.-Noucei 1. hereby given hal AZ AD-
Il DIrlO> - ONt PR CENT VII b. made on a.
Taxes mai1ing 1nnaid the 5th DAY o. fssRuAEY,
Ad TWO PR CENT. or BE- i5-n DAY 90 March.
TIE Receiver would urge payers TIE importance
% MAKING - early payments pcsslOe, ID aF0i1 ih9
crowd Aci delay which necessarily occur i1s pfey
ogs 10 tn per cottages being ADDED.
Hours i0r rec-lTng money fron 70 o'clock Pm
Bsnksli- Go1ey 0lly Tecclyud.
u I0A1s HARVEY HART, Receive. Of Taxes.
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

Ire FOR -A> FhA>Clsto-rohS iAo-
--rr---A .t-sn,lip CRESCENT CITY, lr5o0 tsns bur.
den. ~i l-av- - C1tEr-. ri-r-- - h.nN - ~ ~
February, 81 o'c!ocs. " run Per - .'o'A
IT, U Psrfc IA steamer - 1e ION rr'flAIs Au-
su1s-re-r- have received -uch li suol llo. a-'
ienfi1n ihai port They have positive niHme.'o- ~
o Panama 49, mai tb.y would b. here shout inc last %
F-r.g r. - - assured lhsi ne relay si-sini Fs
d tie BRUSH Pzrac Mai Company nave ofceis 70 iAA7
ps..e1 sers from Pz1sIns Ssu FRANCISCO h-ssft L.c
s11. Nelson Co q Panama 90 ~non passengers VII
90 70 % ne interest % address themselves AsrIs oi ~
L. Parfc Mail Steamers. have 40 49, 70 LIS -
Valparaiso flr vessels TIE faciltrs iof dyssns le
I.tuls hsve been increased. and mere g 10 aolo uui
hs- he .tesmhoat O-us VII BE- IN readiness 20 coaVey
passengers from ChsErs % Crrc, fassrnssr- lA &c
"a 1ous SIS Lower Cabin 3 >e-rse s'o' Fr-ls on
srecs per e. Fr-ight merchandise 'l els ef 10.
go0 lbs baggage allowed each cabin passenger On Is
ecu vsent To- measurement; 20 lbs sie-ree- p.ssens-fs
No passage s-crei urul paid f)r Any prrsol lr.uus
hsf ne 81 passage money osn sre-41 ueln
Tor one s-k For freight 0r passage, apply u
I'D Isl. ] howard a son, % scuih-st
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Is PURSUANCE o. orser Of - s.-s,. Of III. cog,. II
~ nois hsr-y eve. ali psros havins ssaIns.
JUN AAGhkh, ale Of ne Cy Ct Ssr fo i-...sd q ere
'-l e sane @th tie hereof .uosco>r Al he
1nc OF Hose Ese No Wfl street. CIR ofNs1 Yo Ca
q 3-of- II fourth Gay u June DA.sd Yors
~ - ssfszcsf, lsf- PEIER aA6hEK, A.Gnsniot
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TALIFOKSIA- DAYS LIFE JACKET - This 10
- tho secure. compact aud suitable cOnIrvgnce 10
preserve life by sustaining the weArer IN water. person
having hs face 10 The II he tries 10
divided into three distinct apartments eacn n which Is
AfepfeseTyrr. The weight i bul ie han The ori
nary rouId suge-chambrred preserve. The American
Institute have aTded this inyeuuOu the highest test
imOna and premium The Invention 70 simple and sdsnted
for Gil persons. and inside with elastic springs adapted 10
ladies' and general assortment sssefi, without fear "
sdicuOn, that none Of inc rece elaborate lhci
conrvarces designed for The purpose have 1.-THE Or
the merit which dsng this ue preserving apparatus
shove all other things known. Price from - 20 : each
With OF these can cross river and float viii The
head, neck aud shoulders above wafer for weeks TIE
trade fupphed liberal terms Merchants ard Ireders
for CaOruis viii md every desirable dealing srparaus
s1i.-d 10 their purpose manufactured and for sale -
COr.and.t y \. HORACE DAY,
ulm Manufacturer " India Rubber md Guus-ferchs.
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sru-1 rf I1i-sta--s at1-- tstn'-.
haze teen fS-u r1srg- Ut rf 80
Fnr Afr sfraf1r no BE- r--'-
l-.srrs. a1i slrr b. n--r
l-0-trt.r- reported
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CALIFORNIA.
CALIHOR MIA I

nAY's PATENT BOAT AND HOUsE-Buyers of Ia.
Ddia Rubber Boats reminded that s boats made
der Days Patent, convertible In few minutes into
tents The cylinders POI suached to tile bottom. and
the usual size make tent " feet by 3.
Orders executed with di.psch
All boats made combining cyliEders with India Rubber
cloth bottoms sre iniring emeuls ~ my patent
Ouiis Of every description connected with the Rubber
trade always on hand. II. H. DAY,
800 lw y COuand-st Broadway.
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=. FnR CALIFOKNIA.-T fssl .aI.ins B

- FOR CALIFORSIA.-The fast sailing bark
49, GAlFFlN viii sa Tor francisco on the 90th
-<-zSnst few shares remaining II applied Tor on or
fore Friday Of this wees which day the toOss viii
be closed This PR senls the most favorable oppor-
turity Tor adyeuturrrs 1r the Gold Regions yet offered
The vessel Ackuo~ by all 10 be superior 10 yet
offered FOR hat voyage, having been but for yacht 10
Boston only few sine. and one Of The fastest sailing
vessels that ever lefl that port
She vii provsoued for two years, and every share
holder or substitute will have = home and protection while
10 California sud passage home n be wishes IT, and NJ ihe
expiration Of that lime his niere. the vessel VIII be
worth nearly all the money invested Shareholders
will be entitled about 40 barrels freight without extra
charge This vessel insures The lowest shares
500. Apply 81 the Office 81
O : HALSrED 267 BroadsL Newark
uOlw II HUTCHINSON. 20 Maden-lane. y Y.
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FIRE IN PoRrLASD.-rhe Portland Advertiser
ssys that IRE broke out Tuesday evening in build.
Ing on Union wharf designed for storage OF mossses
Sc The bsilding leased by MIR Joseph hsmsAn.
who had quite large qusl nty Of hay in the building
belonging 10 himself There WAS also quantity Ct
moAsses belonging TO different individuals IN the city
over 800 hhds Of which belonged TO Messrs Smith &
Hersey and $50 hhds. belonging TO Josiah :. Little,
Eso and few hhds To w Porter, Esq ali OF which,
together with the hsy and building. were destroyed
The molasses belonging To Messrs smith hersey aud
Mr. Little was Insured though believe not fully, by
Offices out Of the city.
F;Rrs--The sswmil of Capt. Chas. W bige-
low OF Winchendon, Msss. was burnt 90 Ssturdsy
mig at last Incurred for $1,000. "A sswmii IN Brook
held, Mace belonging TO Amasa and Freeman Walker,
was burned down on Friday lsst The insurance upon
10 had expired Monday. and had not been renewed
1.-The Orthodox Congregational Meeting House 10
Rutland. Mass. burned on sunday morning ABOUT
10 o'clock The pulpit the cushions, lamps ana one
stove, with Of the doors. &c. were saved No IN
surance The House Of the same Society was burned
l6 years ago this Winter
FISHING BoUSTiEs.-The SUM of S27,6ll has
been paid to owners and crews OF codhshing vessels
belonging 10 this Disic by the Collector OF Bsrnsts'
bic since the Let inst This s something more than
half the amount clsimed by vessels belonging 10 the
District engaged In the cod ssheros the pas, season.
lBsrpstsble Patriot
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The LArE DR.. LEyISGs-The Commercial Id
sus'so of Wednesday has the following sketch OF the
late DR.. Levngs's life
Rev DIR. Levings entered upon the ministry OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church early in the year Isis,
consequently he in the 3st year OF his ministry,
and We believe In the SD year OF bis age lie has
been one Of the stationed ministers in this city
erai terms. The last appointment he received from
the conference was as the pastor of the Wesley an
Chapel In Nestry-st While with this congregation,
June, lei4 he was elected Financial Secretary of the
American Bible Society in the place OF Rev DR. James
diet Episcopsl Church The deceased has LEI, wife
and two children. Hs eldes, DR. Levings Jeff the
city for Cincinnati yesterday morning when the frst
intelligence of his fathers illness was received A
tseeraphe dispatch has been sent requesting tha, the
body DO conveyed for int,rn,ent to this city
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DUBLIc ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE. No S..sas street 20
Sotrs hereby 70 he relatives snd nss Of .a OF MI
CHAEL KENNEDY ate Of ssv Orsans cscssse ssd who al
esed td sb3 apply the sgogts q he
County Yon r ,t.n Of Admin s;,oa sstAts o.
he ss ns.i the oh day Of Feorsy ococs
the forenoon - Dsisi ssw foft. J.s o 40
y Avt~ yAALs D. rHArIE, Fssls Asrsusss,cr
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- FnM sALE-rhs vslasbIe piece Of ground u 5

~ FuK SALE-The valuable piece Of ground iu Sc
II. cOud-av and Eleventh The ground Is 20 feet
@ inches front Secondary by 100 fee deep. connect
ing the with lot Eeventt-st ~ feet front and
$50 fes deep running whole depth q The lots
secOndsv 10 s sused Ia front Of ~ MARKS Church, 10
one Of The beautiful AMI convenient locations 10 the
upper pat OF the ely Tbs lille 10 uodispuGbe. Apply
EDGAR NJ SMITH. l6 Mzden-lane
The lots be cold together separately, 10 suit
purchasers They form admirable sIo Tor church
and parsonage 70 W.
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spoken, DC.

Jan Cap. Cod wNw miles, sgn4last bark Lagrange
and for Salem, from Coast Of Airea
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Foreign Ports.
A, whsmpoo Oc , ship. Honbarg Hath. aad @ Adams,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-12

60 FOR ~AIE-The wel-snown grocery, Hour and
e.. feed store the Of Myrtle and Hudson avs
in he City of BrOOk yn cOgslstng Of laTFe 5sofy
buidng and stable said store Is on two o hr INCEST mo
roup har.s the To person wishing 10 do large
business this rare chance Of lhe besi stands
IN Brooklyn. Terms moderate. Inquire Of
p. BALDWIN
IS I'M cor ofHigh and bndce els. Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-12
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-. AT PRIVATE ~tLk-The modern two-siory
Nj. bnck house and two lots Of gfOIud - Behunest be
6reenwi ch eud " Arlington s's size OF gruund,
feet hy shout 9O feet deep iad out IN d
6ne garden Also lo Of GROUND north side Of Ninth
H. g}8 feet west Of Avenue Afo lot Of ground
south sde Of Tcnlhsi Immediately IN the VI the lot
Ninthsl each lot p feet hat the block Part Of
the Purchase money remain on bond and mortgage.
For terms, &c. apply
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