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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-07

SeaIe, Der MitssbuIfs pOn Sim @sbb
bel Dem 9ro6sn SumeIsncisbifabl in BofOn.
entfprone am 80 Nlai aus osm Staatsss.
fdnani6.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-07

Guf hem neuen Sdbrboct Qrso Ssrfprang
am 81. Mai Der SampffeiIeI. als ss fcinsn
eanounssplas bel Der Staet Detroit per
lief. Softer, Der Saumciftsr bss 8Ootss,
purbe auf Der Stelle 9etcctst. unb Der Sn
ssnieur 2owner 70 ffatf psrIeet, eab man
an feinsr Hettun9 SweifsIte.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-07

Sob auf bem SanSboben.-Mib
% arp &ice, 90 Sabre alt. flsI am "a.
april pdbrcnb iie in sinem 3beatsr Neu
DORIS bic SrcmmeI poIfa tanSts. ibrsm
GdnSer in Die arms uno farb aussnblid.
Iih
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-07

Gin Sdiff Fam pOrise Wc6s su Weu,
Sebforb, Maifadufetts. an, nit $500 8dr:
rel SifboI. weIdes auf elmer Reifs i'm Sa'
pantheon See Don @aufif6en erbaIten
puroe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-07

Die idbrIide Sterbsfiue Der Staot Con-
con bsIaufen fd 81 $4,000; unb biefe wsr
ben ale auf einem Saum pOn 20 Qder be.
oroben,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-07

ES Sn McntrsaI fOu cine 3eitune eta,
bIirt wereen. Die bem UnihIub Der BRITT.
ften propinScn an bic Ssrsinisten Staa.
ten tas @ort rceen foQ.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-07

Waereaop 9eneroftdt.-
Macrearp bat BON SOfOn aus an ben SRA.
por BOCobuu $1,000 nit bsm @rfu6n &c.
iauot, foI6e unter Die 8ecirftissn &srmanb,
ten Der i'm Straeentampfe Dor Dem Spern.
baufe su Neu YO,e 9sbIiebensn su Der.
tbeilen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-07

8sri6te pom 12ten Mai beri6ten ba6
Elm @rebeben auf Der Snfet BON Curacao
(Belt Snoien) .neuIib unsebeuern S6a.
ben anaeri6tet babe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-07

I'm 25lfen IeRten N9al 9lengen Die pferbe
nit elmer pOiftutfbe Su piltsburs rur6.
3wei Der posasisre fpron9sn Sur 8urfdsn.
tburs beraus, wopcn elmer llb fsbr beocnf,
lid perlsste. Der ancere aber fam nit ledb
tenn Sdaosn pauCn. Stunt ancHe pafa.
ssrs perbisIten fib ftiGe in Der &uti6e, unb
bisben sdnSIib unbefbdoigt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-07

Gin flcinss Mio6en pon sebn Sabren
wurce pori9e @Obs in Neuporf fsffssncm.
men. neil es in Dem 8esriff erwiftbt wuroe,
einem Mann Sebn SbaIer aus Der SaI6e
Al ffebIcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-07

9ittle 6od. in Qrfanfas, cine Stabt nit
elmer 8suolfsruns uon Swei 2aufeno See.
len, 1T auf cine ungsbeure SeIfsnmafIe &C.
buut; manbe Sdufer fteben auf pem fabIen
TeIfcn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-05

diminish the duties "a BE- fh-r-h; proper lie AZ
tslr'ed he ~ h rrt having acted r RS natter
d-rnE The lair sessior. Nbsa l. concluded
VI BORIS. ia rfpiy = the innpltat.on - r. -iecf
called att uu O. - .l-i;tst BE- La1 offered tbs keso
lu--n a. tie lstt session wien BE- moved sl ptu.ou
VI TIE rues fcL Kss voted s-4rsi % every Neu5-r
the other see and i-e Lesc -ti-n ire caen-
Or sn1 NJ: reache1 1--.rg tie Eh0le session Re
moved TIE previous clesf1r which vas seconded sad
the references vas ordered without division. TIE
Ayes sra Noe. were ord ,i "a the question q print,
.ng ard resli.e5 Ayes 10 Ncss ~ . twas ordered
. 10 printed ard
Ira Er-sa g. frrrsff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-05

DEArH OF JEKsErNAS Is NskGNiA--Ine
Ss.ti,-vsr announces the desta Of Jonas Crane Jr.
f,b f,tber Of Ire Eesor Al his residence IN Beverly
R.o5oIph CO "a Ar. g. Ess many years Judge O;
t.e Comfy ard exercised vide iu-sseEee- BE Wss q
native OF Newark where ce served an apprenticeship
=, TIE hosrAsi3- business he s1bseo ue.sy removed
IN Wsshinztu civ WHERE he attracted ths respec; and
Of both Mr. Je-@rson and Mr.. Nsdison. and
"a, subs~c sen.ly cnrs.rs-oed 20 settle N @rziaiA-
Durinx tie war al i-.2 ts served an ooer Z re
yirr.ni. volunteers ard c0crn1ed 70 en)oy t1roaE1
LIE ne azses rsspee, Of large circle Of irisHas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-05
Gen. TayIor's Rc-iga,i.on-The Nrw Postal
Arrangement.


Dg IeferTfHI NA'hiNGr = Jan. g..
TIC LHsa ul t.is morning states that letter
las been received ~ the var Department obtaining
Gen. Tsy.ors rcssrai.ln, ukrs oaect Oh the J.s Of
the present month Ire Postmaster snEoueces tLst in
formation has BEEN received a. The Department 20 the
conclusion of Postal T,ss'y between Grsa, Britain
aid America
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-05

MORE o. IHE WlLLIAssT0WN MTsTEAr.-The
Tgrih lions Trlrsc5P 10 contains statement concern
ins he fste OF tie y0-ls w0nsa sho died % mys,en
ously under tie care VI Doctor Roberts. o. WI.
liarns,own Il Il made up from the investigations Of
the Committee that VISITED Albany and Troy. The CIR
seems T. hsye died broken hearted and there . not
the least doubt from the testimony, that enc iae
victim Of hear,iess sgcucer. We quote from the
TraHscripfs statement
"Tae nfsi drec; testimony relating 10 her history
commences about four years go, AZ Which time she
vas introduced - lady IN Albany who then KEEP a
small but reputable toarslr house in TIA, city zee
xss taken % that boarding house BY q an who still
resides in Albany and IS somewhat extensively Known
Shs va. Introduced y iae lsnd sdy Mics Cynthia
Bsrker Her age was stated tnen % be niteen ye1rs
she rersirec Al this house in Albany tor one year AL
the exuepse Of her board pad " the per.0n
Who Introduced Der there. she constantly visited
Dunn. this time by this sAus Albany with the
promise on bis part. and expectation her park Of
marriage The nuprsl day sAs appointed ard al
things made ready 5ut her lover aic not appear Bat
vii not Low ias part Of the testimony farther A.
this time s-ce Z - ssJ i18t after being fooled in
thi. way for uurncer Of times she len Albany, limp
pointed ard at broken and took up her residence IL
Troy AZ itch place she nzs lived respectable fs
lie, 10 tie day sas .s. IN charge CT Or Roberts Tor
mi. Mace Sac sad 70 corr -en,sl friend If gov
worse shsl scud Tor yOs and II end come q1lcS,
ia. nav dvuls- the secret and de Ia peace WHAT
that secret a xLicn wished % comm gnicate -
some friend II her dyng hour may Be mag ned y al
WHO heard the Whole testimony, ut viii PROBABLY only
be kso.n o. thz; isy shen the secrets u Al 1esrts
sha-. be made ma-.iest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-05

A Nav PAPER-Mr. Garfield Of Akron, o. has
discontinued the publication Of the AzUicaH Democrat
AID issaed proposals Tor and independent paper
10 he called the Akon Eagis The editor In the pro
spccius OF ihs new paper, says.
"lts obccs WI. be- 70 advocate the great reforms OF
the Day calculated % secure the rights OF Man and d
Womsn in respect 70 the remuneration Of Labor the
right Of each to portion Of the sol, and al those
subjects relating 10 the Interests Of humanity the Dis
cu.sion Of which will promote the elevation and m'
prOyemeni u cur race
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-05

v,vsr,ryK CHAvGEs.--The TTcR,0H D1iiy
Was here soiore published BY Britain Jones hAs Dee
transferred to the former proPT'e'ors Nessf' rots
Perdicsris ard is heresfter TO DC paoh'nea " "'A
Mssi. late from the Office OF the Fe'H' "eo Is
sl.o - be Assistsn, Editor
Joseph Poland, ESQ. hiss sod out TIE U'',. H-''--
FSee~an to Hon. Jacob Scott formerly 'oe Livery
didA,e for Lieut., Governor OF Vermont
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-05

QUARANTINE. srArxS islsxp, Jan T. 1870
oss new case Of csolers and no deaths report II
| yssterday Respectfully
ALEX B. WHITING. Health o2c.r
Nc case IN the CITY.
| NIcE,SIcs lssrIrUrs-coi. ZApocs Ps,rr
hls eeeu elected Pr-sden, Of the institute for The pre-
en-, year The Inauguration viii take place on Tae'
Gay evening IslA inst which time an stdre" VIII
be delivered ~ Col Pratt the uses oejeoss aAi 'r
PSstsnee Of the Mechanics. is'uisss.
ExrEwrORH F0rNrtiS The large vster plrs
IN Roosevelt 81 near Chatham ct hers Yesterday
ing ssd The pavement torn up BY the force OF lhs
water which in a shek column from the sroonc.
ard played sgsins, the houses TIE scciaeai
in nedis,sly made known to the proper ohcers ~hn
turned o. the water, sni commenced rrPsiriHs the
brssch
AQUATIC ANCsENENTs.-Experimcnt cOatlags
20 be made with the nosiylnvea,ed aquatic drv,a oy
which persons may Goat It tee water with tee
sane warmth and security {. they Can peresriEste -
l.nd Several gentlemen have teen smus.ag their.
.eve. Ia the North River BY lespRg from .,sanisos
sud making their wsy 70 the shore. An eNPcrimsn'
tried Al sandy Hook lew days $50, proved that TIA
may re passed wa the grestes esse By Tie ac'p
o. this Invention.
TIRE-A Ere was discovered issi evening" be-
the s,sble rear Of So Grsndsi Il wss eS.r gGish-f
sis'r doing ,riiing damage. Il Sss sceriancd b. %
ucemsn Archer that the stable hsi bsen oct On me- ~
putting ms,ches arOugh aperture EesS ise Munger.
from an ~ cnius iot
rss W AsWtNorOS Mo>Uvs>r.-rhe Subscribe
10 the Washington Nosumcni have sasly decided o.,
Mr. Letcver. plan Tor iis Construction a.. design
ceycd 3O' ;ha, Of John fraee ~ snd the otoers
together i'o.
~ The Bachelors Hebrew Benevolent Loan
Association gives s .econd annual Bal II 1ac Chns,-
Roon, Broadway on the cvcniu, OF the ath net.
RUN OyER-A boy about u years Oh. living -
Nineteenth 81 whose usrne was NOT learned. ". ser
oasy injured Yesterday afternoon. from being run over
hy sleigh ia Blecckerst \ young wcmsn nsncf
Bridget nUdy residing In Dominica 1t was sso fsn
over aud very seriously injured ny sleigh IN Cana q
rROBABlX N,NsLlU6HrsS-A laan LIVING ~
\Na,crst nsn,d James Con.y arrested l.'
i.ht by Serst Baum. ons charge % hsuns dsrsrr
Dgslv wounded person named Gcorge Buunngtoc, ~
.,sbbug him in he sbdoIucn with i,cs snilo Inc
sent to the City Hospital sscr, shsh, hcp-a
are entertained Of bis recovery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-05
z hirtieth Congress.

-ESATE---. WASHINGTON, Wednesday Iau o.
The morning hour was spent IN the Gsuai routine Of
pre- elt1s memorials, petitions, among which Vas
cre ircm SAIL GoUvELNEUR asking a. appropriation
from Congress 70 aid IA presenting TIE papers OF NJ.
MoSEoE. At o'clock he senate yen: into Executive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-05

NAssAcHUsEIrs.-TLe Legislature oi this old
Commonwealth ss-cr5isd a. Boston ca Weiue s5ay
"a inst in the Senate. Hon. JOSEPH BzLr Of Boston
ch0s President receiving ~ Gus Cd ~ votes cast
Mr Ben who vas formerly from \. n : On able man.
who hsd previously served wiki distinguished ability
10 lhe lower Hoase a. Chairman OF ths Judiciary Com
mi.,ee
CHARLES CALHOUN Esq. n sprnghed sss reelected
Clerk receiving y o.t Of is vo,es Last years rules
and orders adopted flr tho present ard commit
tees were appointed to To- m the GovTnor ard Coun.
cil sud the House Of Representatives, II the senate .
organization.
TIE Secretary submitted the Official returns Of he
votes for Governor Lieut. Governor slt Senators.
wLich were referred % committees, suc The Ssnsie al
j0urued 20 7 O'Clock % attend public w0ship.
Ia the House % yrcsertat!F - - members appear
ed and took tLcr seats. r. 3. GROWING sHIEI D. ksq
Whg, ~ Boston was chosen Sgesker by he following
vote CrOWuiucshieid. 1885, Amasa Walker, =. : Ct
North BSookhsld. -, Ebcnc4er Bradbury, Loco, Of
Newburyport u.s. al Others ..
CHARLEs ". sI0aY was reelected CLERK, receiving
2l9 out OF 30 VOTES
The House coRcurred 10 The appointment Of Com
mitee count the votes for Governor ard Lieut. Gov
enof. and also Committee % inform the Governor
that both branches Of the Legislature were ready ~
attend divine service. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-05

4 spatch dated n. New Odeans, Jan. p says
Within the past a. hours tlc-o have been lf6 deaths
from Cholera. and there were g yesterday. 1ne dis
esse = decreasing ard tAe alarm su0s.dng Many
citizens are returning The weather has become cool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-05

r- Nassiloa Herald is the name Of thorough
Wig paper Published at hAsslloa' Oa'0' y ''-N
Hanna, late Of the Cre!trilk Herald.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-05

TEMPERANCE TRIBUTE 40 MI. QUINcY.-Au
elegant silver pitcher snd lrsy pfescnted 70 ex
Mayor Quincy at Boston THURSDAY evening BY
some Of the members OF the Massachusetts Temper
Society sad other citizens in compliment iof hls
deciding vote N the Board OF Aldermen against the
license system An address delivered By Dr. John
c. Warren and tie tcsiin mia handed 10 Mr. Quincy
by Deacon Moses Grant Ia bis reply the recipient
SAID
d" wss never what j. technically called tet1taler
but as by my vote had done what could 10 deprive
others OF the " intONcGtug qucr- have neltlei
Used them myself nor offered them 20 Others. As q
the future must my night 10 act as an lndepcn
dent citizen IL the manner ny best jude meni may die
tate ia the circumstances ia which may be placed 49,
The course considered i NY DUTY to pursue exposed
70 great oboquy bore Il 10 silence, and left the
question without argument self Justification. 20 the
decision OF my fellow citizens Nooly was sustained
BY the intelligent and eng bteret men Of both political
parties such result under such circumstances, was
compensation tor Al the Interpretations OF which
was the subject accept gentlemen, with tie most
grateful sense Of the honor tais elegant and valuable
testimony Of your approval.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-05
Arrival Of lAe ..saI... A.e IIsrIn .nn al Bo.ten.

3 IatsT.l BOSTON. wellesley. Ian 4
Tie steamship H~ugun. Capt CRABTEEE.
wh.ch 10; s1u'-sm7'9a. oh Drccn.er arrived here
ihis morning hs j. - pssienced constant recession
Of heavy westerly -ses putin fer supply cf cos's
Has 3og tons O. freight Anchored GO Naa'sss Roads
lssi Ishi 8, 2 1-e.ck.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-05

OrucE on rsE n. Y. Gas LsHr Co Doc ~, 1885.
~ The Ansual klectien for thirsen Dreclots a
this Cotnps5y vii be bed his oscs, lis Csures %
honcsy the sth day Of January nexi bevson Tho boz"
II snd u oelock, An.
The transfer book viii be elosed from The I'd Inst ssm
al "a G L. gyERIrT, sscgsssy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-05

velied Wye and soaps obtained silver medal he IGI
u ihs Am-noan lnsdtuts. TssJ are made VI ne 800
nszrs hair sad Of Qnequsled oSsmsnstp, snd ooW ms
a. oero1 90 yss sxss Of extreme Ighn-ss, ssnId spps9
ace ard suI lily. They hess e 70 ssy eesse-
CIV csn Be se.refsd from 81 BATcsELoas hsasefoILs
Well IT. near Brosiwsy. rnysts rooms "f ~ 80
Copy he address. wv w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-05

II The bingham Mass Pafriot, alter pub
Hcaton OF sixteen years has been Suspended the Id
Tor having retired and the publisher thinking u 20 Oh
jeci 20 work for Little or nothing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-05

NEW Music from the Booque, OF Melodies
for lsf9)-- Souvenir De Lsc de Como, Melodie par
NJ. slrAkosch. The Coquette Polka BY cAas dAlerei
AID The Queen Of the Ball vase deux temps. BY
Charles d'Alber Each OF the above has splendidly
Illustrated title Also, Jenny Lind March BY VslSsn,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-05

WEsrEnx NEw-YoRK AsrISLAvEaY SOCIETY.
The eta annual meet.nz Vi tns Society Eeli Al
Coneert Hall in tlls city toe -Stn iast Joseph Z
Hathaway presided Tue iolosins onaesD we're e
pointed FOR ,ae ensuing year PRESIDENT Dsnle
sussr K Doty F.rEaisysoni Comprising ssers,s'y
G.les q steb5ias Recording Secretary Wa c. Ven
Trcssrsr, Edmund P Wi4s Rochester Aorsresef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-05

..S Drs fsfns -fss aEdsfagnsd prepare specihesasce
~ crsw.nrs bald uo1sls. secsrs Lecss lsiens -
-oo,,rg nd t1rope, dsposs Of RIGA snd 90 al 1e
5000 Cor rse Inventor Pstscies Caaygss mod9sts
WALTER HUNT co AHornsys and
o,1s.wpAWrT soii>.fofs u Psfssts. 10 WaaA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-05

~ The Rocte.fsr Democrat comes 10 US in a
new and beautiful dress The Democrat u one Of The
best Wing Daios in the state and We are glad to
observe TIL, indication Of its eouFi.hing condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-05

f5~ Col. SUMNER, the Senior Editor AID ProPri-
eior Of the Ssais Caroaisa published at Columbia las
Withdrawn from the cstsbil hmeut Il IS now conduct
Ell by Mcssr.. JOHNSTON GAYS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-05

p T. B. HUBBELL, Esq. FOR some time con-
neeted with the Syaea, Sar ha. ei ,hsi paper TO &C,
ls Editor Of the Syraeuse JownaL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-05
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

LXrrfR Asovr rHE LioSs. BY FEANcfs ;. O-soon.-
FuinSsn. l5o Broadway.
This is neat nave and tasteful pamphlet got
w Ia the form Of letter Miss Mabel Montague Il,
sketches With ies Tying touches, In coed humored
s,yo most Of the artists and authors OF our land 1t
may be conveniently mslled snd would serve good
present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-05
SAVINGS BANK
No. D BeeGnxna.-Cinton Hal
" Open Tuesdays, Thursdays nsA e"tsf

BcflTAI-tT-JIIVh
~ Open Tuesdays, Thursdays naa s"fsf'
days, from 10 0eocs, Pm
The Institution for the ssyings OF hsrchsny Cissss
and others open, - shove for no fecrpuon sspses
rom al clsss-s on persons h 10 alec open Thlrsdsys
from 70 5 oeloek r N exc.gdysiy fys fsmsies
Since lhs opening Of MS Insunalioo, % lie la 81 Jgf
The amount snd number oss fvcsiyrf have been s's
~ ~ render ts in4lneiists successes certantJ.
The u - paid deposits made during
nrss viii 1et-rusnef Jsnnsry sn&
here Tie dividend vii Dc shss q
say otb-f similar lns1suuon.
OgyIcEEs.
I.Es KISS. Pfss3slf Jsss PaLs0, rsss4fr
Fs1.ffss Wsrsoss ls YFrs.t s,sscss kssr t-r-ssgg
R1sssr ksLLf "a Wee Ff---r Cs4sLss Ran, Acogl't4
TRUsrEEs
J.n>s q kax James k>yosra. Itos<r k~.y,
Jobn 4 Palmer, Lsopof Bs-rrrfa, s>ofs- w bigs.
pfo.p-r W-tssJss, Gesrrs rr.1.sl. t11>s kiax.
rsofas. W. Sp<.r { l. kysntt rsr-1ss Dorssly
t..1c n Balsy, Nosss ~ 0rnssl, hsssh.l o Eys>r,.
" A ks.<M, James ID. p. Og5s1. q. ID y Grsrt,
M n ssy, b~1ssln k~lathf.p Rri<rf ssf~~
Oissf s.<ts. Jr hxi.sv sxsv. X. HsnsA AZ sr,sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-05

e TIE Philadelphia Peassgl caAtqH appeared
IN and very beautiful dress % the sl OF January
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-05

Y The Boston IyaaserPt, always rscy
little paper hA. recently been considerably enlarged
and beAuiihed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-05

IL The Christian World. an excellent paper
published Al Boston, har been discontinued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-05

~ Lsqsid Hair Dye -BArensLos.s INSTANTANEOUS
SIsg kxr 70 s.psrs bscx OF brown color without hary
u 81 ssr or sAir Persons wishing The ess srcis % ~
ID No. T. near Broadway. Copy tSs address dls Ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-05

~ Mr.. jonathan Rash has been nominated a.
the WING candidate for Mayor in Allegheny. Pa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-05

- Water Care.-invAitds VII tnd svsry eoasos6r
scrs for WiztW rsstrasut q Or. TRAILS e1uDo1tolo
showw 4oueha he bshs seeh 1sos. Outdoor precaes
snsndsd 70. Cooszhsnoes Is ls fungs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-05

rsg W,sWtNerOS Mo>rvXNr.-rhe ssbscr ,ers
10 the Washington Nosumcnt have aasly decided ~
Mr. Lecver. plan Tor IL, construction hls design -
ceved 3O' vote. that Of John fratee ~ snd the osnsrs
together Tao
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-05

RUN OykR-A boy about years Oh. living -
Nincteepth 81 whose usrne WAS nos learned ". ser
oasy injured Yesterday slts from tcius run nser
By sleigh ia Blecckerss....A young woman ns.nc'
Bridget nuiy residing In pcm'nicA 1t was slso fsn
over aud very seriously injured by sleigh IN Cana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-05
CITY irZz0.
TnHspAr. lanuAry I

poAhD OF HrAlra
QUARANTINE. Stairs ISLAM Jan T. 1870
Oss new case OF choera and deaths nee report II
Y ssterday Respectfully.
ALEX B WHITING. Health o2csr
No case N the CITY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-05

rROBABly M,NsLlUGHrsS.--A laan living ~
ws,crst nsln,d James Con.y was arrested las
ni.hi by serst Baum. ons charge of hssing dsrsr'
ousv sounded person named George Bunnngtoc ~
sisbting hir IN me shioneu with lscs knii.. ne
latter sent to the City Hospital wscr, slsh hop~N
are entertained OF bis recovery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-05
things N IRELAND
Famine and IL. Results hnIles Gavaa Dufy
and the Attorney General.

Correspondcnce Of the New.York Tribune.
DUBLIN, Dec. Il ..i-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-05

Ex-GoN ernor W IiitAN SlADy. of ' ernon,. com
,-uncs,c. TO the Bsrl.ies t) Csss,er int-rrsuus
letter which he received from Mr. hpAss Ia lcii Va
publish Il below
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-11-16

MYSTERIOUS The clerk Of the Major
Barbour, arrived yesterday from Green river
related TO us the following: On Tuesday
night of last week a Young man named Can
field, clerk of Mes<rS. Guest, Tobertson, & Co
of Rochester. a little town ON Green river
went on board The packet Gen. Worth when
she was going through lock No. 10 see
about some boxes Of boots and shoes forward
I'd on ii previous trip Oft Worth to Messrs
c., r.. & Co some of the contents of which
were missing. Canfeid has not been seen
since His hat was found the following
norning floating in the basin. and there was
blood on the Iacl. The Barbour, on her trip
down. fred her gun several times to recover
the body of Garfield ifhe had been drowned,
but without success Lou. .jouT.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-11-16

The WEATHER.-We can no more help
talking about the weather such beautiful
days as we now have, than can young man
OF taciturn disposition. making his first call
on gal. Such weather, so bright and mel
low, is worth talking about. For weeks.
with but little interruption. we have been
thus blessed, so that now we should be con
tented to take nature in rougher mood so
soon as she pleases to thus exhibit herself
In fact, nature in this particular of weather.
is very much like woman, or at least ike
many of the 'teminines-so very changeabIe.
Now, she may be smiling upon you as sweet
ly as the morning sun upon gympsum weeds
but look out, the next moment may be one
of clouds and tears-aye, you may be even
catching thunder" in storm of words We
consider our ears boxed and are dumb
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-11-16

LIFE INsURANcE.--The Knox Insurance
Co., at Vincennes, Ind. advertise in another
column that they are prepared to insu-e lives.
grant endowments and annuities. Mr. Al
Ii s is the Company's agent in this city
Life Insurance is getting to be a common af
fair. 1t is certainly consoling to poor man
to think that for the small premium he has to
pay on insurance, his family would be left in
comfortable circumstances were he 10 be
snatched away. The rates of Insurance are
given in the advertisement.