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LETTER or MR.. W GAvE1I
scHEnCKs PULMosIc SYRUP

>
Mos, have repu znsnce 10 be bf0osh1 Orio'7
hc which 1. quite natural bal there are csses ~ne's
may deem Il hi. duty to come oct and ssy BE ssy
The motive which sctuae Nj william Dssrtt =. o. ,oer
10 Messr- Re5ding Co. agents iof sehs,0a
Syrup, The following certificate ,,t,,, .< ,rss.
NgssRs KEDDTNs 4 CO .-DeLlcmch' ha-.-t = "a AZ
-.l confidence 10 DR.. scHEscKs PVLHOS- soos .
heat a. to giys my cerhc you request I,s ,ot
the use Of this remedy stats " heah IS u
.uch was the .tste Of my stomach and luofs m'
VAIN water HE vinegar 90 = cut ~hrn 49,, a
n Before had used the fret bOt1s, Il hsd us 80
Oos=ning the phegm .nd presently discharged a. u 80
more th,n pint " corrupted alter which feieseo
the psi,s In ny stomach and chest and gradually ny -
and strength returned feel DESTROYS that cues M.
" III consumption u any lung comp amt nzns - ~
thing sod By The Of sCHEsCks sYkCr' NO. 80 e
same relief have for length u ums rec h r,s
pri al 10 my trends, and checffgly come iVf"s'
lie 70 do the same Very rcs9ectlnAyf ,....ia.l
80 f., resr The a,b0ie Css ~,
The above Is only one case smong many n .h.sdonsd
medicine hss restored heath Of indindsss I'd sL
By medical rnen The wife Of Mr.. Coinns, r os.c-
Harrison avenue was relieved u qaanusy sasosrs
size matter " hch gave her instant reilet ~ tse es
spoke Of { everywhere, and In tbs way 'e'
REDDING co. No s,s, J.
Price 81 per bottle, six boliles for - Al Bar
H. SHENCK Philsdelphia BCsH CLskN.vv ,,s al
clay-st General Agents for the Guy OF Ne"'
ylcioiiY. III =, sr1 y
AGENTs-E n. Payton, So GneenwlcnS =.
Ninth ayecue between Seventeenth and n shiecee
Lyop 40 0rsLd It John 4. Hsn, Hs 0fsniss
Rins, cor. Broadway and John ST. 7. Phee' l." f'''
6 sseoda
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURES.

SENATE....ALBANY, Wednesday, Feb l.
The bill providing for exemption Of homes,esds
from seizure or sale for debt farther considered
and rejected motion 10 reconsider the vote on the
same was made ard laid on the table.
The Senate IN Committee then took up the bill %
lessen the severity OF criminal pucishmeIs and after
making progress In the consideration Of the same,
reported IL and hsd leave 70 sit again
The Committee Of the Whole hsd under considers.
ton the bill for the punishment of Prize Fighting and
after farther consideration reported and had leave to
cit sgsin.
The Committee Of the Whole also had under con.
.ideraion the bill. FOR the abolition Of protests Of Prom
sory Notes and struck out the epscIing clsuse. the
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imes a. VII prove irrisisisole. Try Il.
cIRcuLAR-cAPnAL PUSisHMEST

In compliance with resolution passed At late meet
s c t- krrcutr- Ccrt of l- N.rf1rk so-ts 10
Ne AutHl o C1-z F.llre address r-q4- yolr
90 . 20 -1sFet -r1 60 .l- pfoust9a u he humane AID
.lst ID. 80 81 oar ,ocl-tY.
Aru-Isi sou frl 81 Memorial 90 he s,.. LIZ
aa1 ty lt1 ort-ed cult-t r Signatures ho6-
nay 81 ccnpat,- your slt agreeable yo4f
-Ts tt- af-f 20 oottu ne ol yoar zl51r ari
4fFafc tl- SAM o. he LsE-stlf- a. soun possible
or Soe- rs flraei t4rrg The past yssfs Members
'a- L-Esatlres, sni % prFz- AZ
locates 90 csas- ice -cg Documents sli reports
oe-l Pc snst 90 ne ID he pat1 P-lat f-su
- al's ne present % lr . escl M-msf every
Le<s'.tlf- 70 ihe Jaicl lss reports snd documents.
he expenses already uurret fa- ch1y upon
F-fuAs oi car sy aat ne Pa Of op-rsfa PROPOSED or the
r-s1-y i7f sh1 -pou lsirfl.ls 5-rsiy
e- a-l1y t-sn taK-i a. 5-yolt .3lsh-
f- - Ourselves FsrrsE.-c s1lg
or -lc cause scots o4tors o. he fla1s 90 .1cel,
ne -tfe1flf- o lie ,l- e1tf-g r-ifCst ult
'il al cf-Iailn li t-elis Gt 1strlefr- 1craaf1a
ne s--t % Csf al Punishment Nct pad 0r oc- -af
- M -aaf-s o 1feral sub scconnosil11s aai
- .-'1-f-l srs;lt7lsy BY The r--ter of the soc-iy
i- rr-cts af-alY pro- 4c-f
- 1890 - sool = r-~sr1-i b. he
80 -L --l % an tlo-lt lslstli-s 1tulls ner
Ne - a. sfes - fhi ior crl atsa rea.os.
= Fef.l o. - p-hlcaiors W. respectfully r-oest you D. -
LIE --f ~ >oc-iy a.. you N1us .ot "a r..
n year = 2-'cftocl 70 a. il-
is-s a.if-ss-d o G-ofs- l. Bsksr H-ury W smt
lni ii-.slf- a. lie 1o- % Heats M-rhsat Mar.r- Ia
f-fp-s . ~ lcrs, 80 ~ du|F srslosi-iE-i
JANIS h Ilrus, HORACE cREELET
fnkkiAh HUM. WILLIAM B4FFg
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III a Il HIED.

LfW 1a4"ionai hirfiayef zee Ontfids
q I.e.ta evening Oh feh b. Erskn> Mason D. BENJANis
NEbsIEk 70 MIS- ELIZA laughter Of Marcus Wubgf Esq
al ol us Cify.
A. j. D.. J. on the 9Th Feb Rev stephen yordhsn
HEHhI T. SILL Of the tru Of Sell A. Hammond ~ Nes Yofk
~ hs MARTHA FOhDHAM daughter Tie ss5 Re- STEPHEN
Z lfilsm, " The iorn-r place
In Est hor1uy " Jan H. Lor=ur9 Dow Churchill Printer
f1t'p- ~fi ani hss Lols Jane Hscs-r. of NOrbf=f.
r. "af1u@ " Ja IT, Curtis Beard and - Iasi T. Lssch
both oi Wstsrvli-.
On The m lt a. -mpsluve, John Scott ate 0f s'elb-nv
O1oalttor Of ElcafuaCpn Tie Prso1sr Nero,
80 selma Am Bel late Of M,nigom-ry y. Y
A. L-1snoa, Pa 90 he 5st u January r W00dfop D. o
P lspa ~ hs susanna oay tasgh-r Of Lehman E.q
A. Jo-es5oroush, Is1u tie sh Oh Rev Dsn Csrs d
lie Hostoo Conference. ns. Nt " Aston. Rogsr.ye
u kEt3-thtoTn. r-1n The lsl james Bri-y
q. The County Cogr of Carter Co. y Mss E1absih A. Bsn0s
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report Of the Committee agreed 10 % the bill Is
rejected. The Senate then adjourned


ASSEMBLY
Mr. SWEET reported against The bin Tor the Reduction
Of tn k-t- 81 Interest TIE ai in-u -,f-rred 10
the Committee of the Whole lie also reported assnst
the petition Of tie Anti Renters providing for saspen-
soh'sf tae collection ot relts Until the manor TILE 20
lands shall be- settled
Mr. Bows reported complete the bill % amend the
charter 81 the Cry % New ilrk
communication was received from The Canal De
parment 20 amend the Report Of the ommisone Of
the Canal Fund.
Mr.. CAMPBELL reported .he senate bill authorizing
the Controller . issue registered not,s In lieu Of IN
resstcred notes
Mr Caoss Of Kings Co introduced q BIN. according
10 previous notice. for the Incorporation Of the Wa
Asns5urgh Ferry Company
Mr.. hKEErAN Of New ok. 1rered resolution that.
select Comm tee De appointed. with instructions 70
are into the ezpfdiency u purchasing dwelling
house FOR TIE accl Ir-ll alton of the Governor.
NJ. FITzHUGu a. OsFtg1 Coulty called for the con
sie-sf1n oi 'he utan previously offered By rim
referring o. le Committee The Judiciary the Report
q the Comm llers Of Practice respecting surdry
sne1cmeuts ~ che Code. After .rirf consideration
tie refo 4tou was aiorfef
Mr. Dls0swAY 40 Richmond Go offered q res1lutian
instruct TIE Bank commit'ee 90 inquire nf0 he ex
pediency 0i extending tie act Of les relative 20 III
claimed dividends deposited in Banking Associa,.ons
The C0mmii.e0 o. the Whole took up The BIZ des.g-
hating certain Holidays ~ 5e Observed 10 the payment
Of BILE o. Lzcnsn-e. and psssed the sane without
amendment, and q was ordered . thirt reading.
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THE WALKS N TIE PARK

Ma EDIroR-Where 5 the use in the Corpora
tons attempting enforce the ordinances requiring
the walks to be kept free from and ice when they
allow such disregard OF their duties In this
specti For instance the walks in and around the
Park much they used have not once been cleaned
of this winter Those who had the pleasure of slip
ping Hp and dorm on them tor month so, and then
wa ding over them for another month after the last
snow storm is much be feared have the same
delightful prospect before them again. II that people
Is a happy one which "is not governed too much.
what ought New Workers 10 be, who not governed
eR0u9hf rs we have to rely upon the Press 10 shield
from oppression will you you have done IN other
matters call the attention OF those who should look to
H. 10 this The TAN PAYERS.
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NORTH CAKolISA.-At the adjournment Of the
Legislature OF North Csrolins. on Monday week. Mr.
GRAVES Speaker Of the Sensie, resigned bic seat and
Colonel JOINER was unanimously elected 70 oil that
ONCE It vii be reeo. ected y our readers that the
two Psrnes being equally divided in that body & VS.
several days before TIE senate could be organized for
ous.aess-ihsi Mr. Graves, the Loeo-Foeo candidate
was finally elecied-ard al the end Of the session
be resigns. and his Wing opponent Col lower /.
unanimously elected to hl his place. Il would see m
that THIS vas done IN consequence OF understanding
AZ the line 81 Mr. q ; election The Speaker Of the
ns1e Is eXomeio Lieut. Governor Of the state and
hstee ne desire On the part Of the Wings % oil the
once Win one oi their party large majority of the
people OF the state being whig
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08

RATE OF ISrEREsr Is WIscoSsIS.-Both
branches Of the Legislature Of Wisconsin have, By de-
cidei msores passed the annexed lAw regulating the
rate Of Interest, n TIA, state:
SIC Any rate Of nieres; agreed upon by parties in
contract shall be legal and valid
&c. When no rate Of interest 10 agreed upon or
specified IN note other contract seven Der cent
per Annan shall BE- ne legal rate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08

DEATH or BENJAMN WATKINs LEIGH-On
the announcement Of the death Of thi. eminent citizen
the Judges Members Of the Bar AUD officers Of the
different Courts Of Richmond held a meeting At the
rooms OF the Court OF Appeals the 81 inst Hon
fAANCrs T. BROOKE Ia the Chair : : Baxter ecting as
Secretary. Samuel Taylor Esq announced Mr. Leighs
death and presented series Of resolutions which were
unanimously adopted Among them was the following
The Judges Members OF the Bar and Officers Of
Court here assembled have learned With deep sensi
bilily the death Of BENJAMIN WATKINS LEIGH We
have met to pay 70 his memory the tribute Of pro-
found respect well because ne was one al the Oldest
and most learned. able honored and distinguished
members OF the Bar as account of hs private worth
unsulled integrity. and public services. For many
lawyer ana advocate and the void be hss LETT cannot
easily De- tiled. His name is lniss0lubly associated
with the jurisprudence sud legislation Of Virginia and
viii ever occupy tistng ushed place IN her annals.
The desih o. this distinguished says the Phila-
aepho Bulena has created marked sensation ia Viz
ginia- lie has long occupied prominent position in
that State Commencing the practice OF the ay A an
early age be was employed revise the laws OF the
state, the result Of which the well known Revss
OF 1919. He wss also for long time Reporter Of the
Court OF Appeals and there twelve volumes Of re-
ports that bear MS In the Virginia state Con
vention Of ls2930 be occupied prominent position
In national politics he has been not less conspicuous
10 both branches OF Congress he has served repeatedly
and Win hthity. lie "As stroug WING, but not Of
the class Of interruptions politicians which are 20 be
found IN al parties
Mr.. Leigh was Presden, of the Harrisburg Convep.
ton Of lc39 which nominsed General Harrison for the
Presidency As the Convention bad determined 10
give the nomination for the Vice Presidency To Virginia
II was understood thst il 10 be given 10 Mr. Leigh
but he declined the honor, considering IL indelcste in
the President OF the Convention accept the position
OF late years Mr. Leigh has devoted himself 10 the
practice q his profession In Richmond where ne Ia.
commanded the respect OF the Bar and al the various
Courts where he prscuced.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

Common CorNcIL.-A special meeting of this
Board held at the Mayors Office last evening The
roll called and he Mayor stated the object OF call
Ing the meeting to be the consideration Of the proposed
law for the introduction OF water into the city
luton then offered to &C, upon section by section
which done and the different sections passed with
some amendments. The fire law. providing for the
election Of Chief and Assistant Engineers. also
brought up for discussion but the deliberations OF the
Board had not concluded when reporter left.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08

r Rev. c. s. REieHLEf is proposed a. a can
didsss for superintendent OF Public Instruction in Mich
kan 10 place Of Ira Mayhem whose term is about to
pirs. The Dtroh AdcGtissr doubts whether Mr.. X
would accept the appointment with its present salary
The name Of Henry Barnard the late Of
Rhode Island has been proposed to The Governor at
ealary equal to the Secretary OF State.
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I ndividuaI Subscribers from Various Pos,
BUSINESS NOTICES.

w The American Museum Is he place shove q
others In which 10 spend an hour Il Amusement hs he
ect sought AFTER Giants and Gisntesse' taller hsu q,
yet seen In this country and Dwars smaller ihsn ite
dimuutivs infant that ever walked stood sione ns
among he attractions snf ~ ihey all visible auf
hour visitors who prefer, them ~iihou winess
The Lecture Room Eueuainnsns bur - The per'Oiu.rc-s
are utt now uuu-1aly excellent advise resisoo
see The enllIe exhibition
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RAILROAD AcCIDESI.-The train IRON Boston
ran a the track al Springfield yesterday The engineer
only slightly injured The csrs were detained
several hours b the sceideni, tas; tie nail due
here 81 :. did not arrive till llt. NJ
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= Aft, III TITUS. HORACE orr
! GILMAN hlNT. WILLIAM 4


t-f efraif a-a Hz Etyscrsas1fref Z fsf S.fs No Y.
lis - rsr lssrEslsssr ssrstrH Nat % 10 Of
-r. - f--ial neat q. Deatl oFpc--f Caf.-ssr a.
Cr1rI1A Jrffprl--1c-.
l1tf r. rt-cts are 11ll1rll1.nz.
-. ~ --islig lrQFss ~ iess' r-i1l l1llse-t
- ul-i sIr- ~ $500 OF re Gully, prcnsis -
-r 1es . 80 1-a1f ID sgr9r-ss
"e ia-fri "a 90 he r-q. OF th- a. lf els i-.tl sat
-s s--s---l % more 4si --asll1-, all ll- Punishment
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~ X HoE c. would most respectfully feu'a mr.
thanks TO The Fire Department of ne cy for heir lod al
efficient services DO saving from destination usct
their properly also 10 their fients and he public 10 ss
ers iof their geueroassd They 10 the hope 10 zee
abed 10 resume te repairing iusinsss BOZ zion iue
Godst and they would rfofm their uansrol. customer
and patrons that their psf cpsl mandatory via
Of sheriff aud bfo0me ss 10 IN foil operation. AZ
hat they have aiken Office - ooli e. ~ he ps
sent where they viii be happy iosee their friends sai 70
ceive their orders A. usual
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BIOGRAPHY OF Gao. p. BARSER.-The Buffalo
papers sontsn prospectus Tor publishing biography
Of Gea George P. Barker By Ar g. J. Bryan, assisted
BY Dr. Lcrd and other gentlemen eonverssnt with tie
life Of the deceased
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rIarkets....PITrsEUEGH FEB

The market FOR Flour IL steady. but not active
Prices remain without change There s good Inquiry
for good samples Of Wheat but poor lots are dull and
quite neglected We quote Prime w bite Wheat St Toe
RYE ia noninaly held at IS Soc Oats are selling to
fair extent 80 Bic. The sales Of Pork are to a
moderate extent and the market is a little better
Bacon Hog Round is selling at 1t cts and Western
cured Hams at ;. 6ic. Sales Of Lsro at SIC. for
fair, ana 6 6ic. for good. Whi,ky quote at 10 a
lsic Beei-Cattle on the hoo. range from g. 80 to
Is IS per 100 lbs Hogs move of slow at 81 80 s.
Der 100 lbs Depth Of ws,er IN the channel, z feet.
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ArriynI Of General Ta,Ior at Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Wednescay. Fe0. Z
Gen. TAYLoa, the President elect, arrived this
morning long concourse of our citizens assembled
to receive him and welcome him TO the Inequalities Of
the city The gres.est enthusiasm prevails
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CALEDONIA BAGS 20 IsuNEs DAY. - COn snd o. rs
Beg IN which the traveller Put his cOihng and eocs
u perfectly weter-usnt The same af ar 90 c0ns1ucS
haiti can be transformed into bed pillow, lf>pf,s
yer " hOa for crossing streams This srcie very -
aud requires 10 DO seen 10 BE- appreciated Psfes ~
forns would proht by visit ~ DAY. whose lOns IL
enes sud sa insures bis customers peculiar sdysnHt"
6f n
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NEW Muslc.-We have received from Mes.rs
Jacques Brother Thy Spirit Of Love keep, ws,eh
over me IS sung BY c. Collius-the music By C
Liniey This Is one OF the preiiies; ballads we have
met with for long time, aud the hthogrsphie eubel
hshInert on the title page is mos, beautiful picture
rejecting sreA; credit the Gisosrsphers. Nsssr..
Saron; & Nsf1r
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FOURTH DIsPArcH-THE LATEST. ..la-P y
Supreme Court-Decision Against Tax on
Emigrants.

WAsHINGToN, "wednesday Feo :
Justice Mclean to-day pronounced the decision
Of The Supreme Court sgains; the states Of Ne" York
and Massachusetts in the matter Of the Conttuons,y
Of the Tax on Emigraut passengers The Court stood
ST "a. Chief Justice fancy being in the minority
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By Telegraph to the Stw.Ycrk Tribune.

IRIS ] DISPATCH.

BALTIMORE "wednesday, Feb Z
The prize-hghters, Sullivan and Hyer sailed
last night in the steamer Paugees Tor Pools bland
company of the Blues and GraJs together with the
Sheriff and p0sss OF the police Immediately dis
patched in steamboat and carriages In pursuit OF them
Hyer was arrested, but managed to escape from the
u ghi house window and sailed OF.
It lie rumored that the fight has taken place on a
ne ghbor.ng Island snd ,hs, Hyer the victor. The
report however, Il generally dscredlted
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FAIR Soil CAuous.--At the Free Soil Caucus
Nosdsy even ing at Albany, JOHN A. DIX received 10
vosss for U. 8. senstor and JOHN VAN BrszS Chss
4. Mann OF Utica for Controller and Churchill c. Cam
brslsnS for Regent Of the University were unanimous
IN nominated
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PRESERVED MEATS FOR CALIFORNIA

THOMAS KESsErr Co. y OLDsLw-nsais, Soup,
Game Oysters, Lobsers Mik Sc. are pat up 10 IN es's
OIL and lbs each may be conveyed TO he rsm0ss'
climates retaining perfectly their natural lsss and ssst
ness To travellers these articles 1e Invaluable, I" sT
may 30 served up al any moment End 10 sDy climate AZ
experience Of thirty years enables 10 pronounce oI
articles unequsled. Every can preserve 10 wsrsr'S
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,or. Detroit Daily ADV.

sgrsuos cogsTNos p 20 3d. ~ g. ~ % o. o. g. o. a.
90, q, n. ~, 81, D. a. $40 - a. o. u.
Ciscru CorRT Noe g. IS H. ls H. 90 a. o. g. o. 83 s5 a.
-
co~1os Pls"-So.. o. g. 30 81, 3d. 81. g. s.T.s,T, 30. g.
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B~ bill was introduced into the New
Jersey legislature the 5ih to incorporate the Asso
citation In Monmouth Co known ssihe North.AmericAl
PhslAux'
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Fos soUrsAMrroS AsD BRENEs The United stars
Mai steamer HESNAN, cspL r. crsb,ree, viii cave New
York Tor the above ports Taesdsy, he 2sh FebusJ
from pier North River
For freight and passage apply the oiee Of oessn
Steam Navigation Co 90 Brosdwsy 1H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08

CALiFoRSA MINING BoOrs-Warrsned % yea veal,
year without repairing, at JOsEss, 10 AnnG yns -.
cali dress Boots - o. usually 80 Business boo~ 49,
warranted 10 weA a. well any bo1s ms1o -.
watsrproof Boots. from g. - % =, al Jostss "
near The Museum ""
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08

OWNER FoUND.-The bonnet and shawl found
in possession Of the fellow calling himself Jack Fox
Gently arrested in South Brooklyn charge OF bur
gary aud arson is sscestsined belong 10 Mrs McDer
mott school teacher residing In the house Al the
ner OF Degrsw and Hicks sts which was entered by
means Of false keys. The accused will be examined
this forenoon before Judge Garrison.
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~ Information on tho subject Of advertising spf -
scnbing for newspapers Of other cities and towns ~
transact business for Tho propnet0s Of he lest pspsn"
the .hOe country
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Y The steamship Canada, for Halifax and
Liverpool, le ct noon yesterday she takes out ihr.
ty.avs passengers tor Liverpool and ten for Halifax
beside large quantity of etsera
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NATIONAL MfSrATusE GALLrEY-E. WHITE, ~ R'os
wsy.-Ths establishments tho most extensive ard isss
ionsbs Ia the United States, containing DsguereoJps
miniatures from life Of nearly all celebrated men The pe
lie are invited to visit his collection and examine the n's
beautiful specimens Of this art In the world S 'msoct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08

u Strong efforts arc making to induce the
NewJsrsey Legislature to grant charter for Rail.
rosd from Morrsto wn 10 Elzsbs,btown aad Ner.York
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Capital Puni.hmenf.

4 bill for the abolition Of the Death Penalty is
before our Legislsiure aad We commend TO the
friend. OF the the following circular In.
tie EFFORT the part Of those who take interes, in
this gres, Reform will send up Albany such an array
Of names will prove irrisis,sble Tryi,
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GREAT FREsHET oS THE ST. JosEPa RIVER
Nfs, Mich. Jan. 2ls p. M.-The are Just in. The
recent rain and thsw have caused great freshet
the 81 Joseph sweeping away all the bridges for many
miles Last night the bridges AZ South Bend Berrian.
and Bertrand carried away and this morning the
one At Niles, 80 that the Chicago stages and western
passengers wholly detained from proceeding
The Niles bridge carried of several weeks since
and has just been rebuilt The western stages had lust
passed over il this morning a. II went down stream
There is much floating ice In the river that they dare
not tempt 20 ferry j. this evening
Cor. Detroit Daily Adv.
Four PERSONS DROwNED.-On FRIDAY evening
asst four persons McMuusy, Stevenson Dickson, and
a HOlander named Eckbert, drowned while
crossing the Niagara River from Aliens store at Black
Rock Dam, in yawl. They were smuggling over a
boat load OF mossses Their cries heard but not
IN time for any to get or to their rescue
Buffalo Courier 5.h
u. Hon. w c. Preston IS slowly recovering
from severe attack Of Illness.
" Col. Richard NJ Johnson arrived in Wash.
inston on Monday
~ A FIRE occurred in Pittsburg on Monday,
which destroyed six buildings.