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The following little song n all the rage j
.shis. Thu words ere by Charles Jefreys. Z
You are sUipg far away,
Far away. from poor Jeanette,
There is no one left to love nae now,
And you, too, may forgt;
a. Bukray heart will BE- with yoa,
Wherever you may 60,
Can you look me in the face
/. h. And say the same, Jeannoti
! 81 When you wear the jacket red, ,.-
And tho beautiful eockade,
0h,I fear You will forget,
80 All the promises you madss
With the gun upon your shoulder,
zsa sJuAnd the bay'net BY your side,
saisfYOu'n Be taking some proud lady,
And be making her your bride.
'.po OF when glory leads the way, .'..'5
You'll be madly rushing on,
Never thinking if they kin you,
a Thai il cones
. ron via tie daya perhaps,
A General youIl be,
Though I'm proud to think of that,
zen What viii become Of me.P .
Oh, il l were a Queen of France,
Or, still better, Pope Of Rome,
I would have no fighting men abroad,
No weeping maids at home;
Afthe world should be at peace,
a. asa OF, if Filings must show their might,
Why, let them who make the quarrels,
Be the only men to fight.
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Democratic banner., 1849-09-10

|FCHEdP CASH BOOK STOREl
j. HALSALL,
1NHOLESALE and Retail Bookseller and
w Stationer, No. l24 Main Street, Sam
Louis, Mo-; keeps on hand a splendid assortment
School, Law, Medical and Miscellaneous Book,
Quilts, Ink, Waters Steel Pens and
States Writing and Wrapping
Papers; Blank Books
in great variety, together with every other ar,
Giles in his line Of business.
Books Lound III the best manner.
Call and examiue-No. l24 Main Street
Democratic banner., 1849-09-10
WHARF BOAT
LOUISIANA, MO.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND SHIP.
PEERS OF PRODUCE:

PEERS OF PRODUCE:
- TIE undersignedbe e leave
A to announce to the public
$50 n that they have established
% themselves permanently in
~ - Louisiana, as DEALERS
I'm COUNTRY PRODUCE Of every discrip.
ton, and receivers and shippers Of Prod.es and
Goods for Country Merchants. Their location
at the wharf affords them every facility for at
tending to the interests Of their customers, and Is
"a clear saving to shippers of the expense OF dray-
age to and from the warehouses Of the CITY,
They will at all times give the most liberal mark
ct prices for Produce, and store freight at rea-
sonable charges. They will give the ~strictest
personal attention to the shipping Of produce for
warded to them, and to receiving and forwarding
of freight for country merchants.
Having invested near their whole capital in
their present business, they expect to invite Gus
tom by accommodation and advantage to their Gus
TONERS. e..
u They will also keep on hand at all times
a general assortment Of GROCERIES at rhoLs-
sale and reta0iI. zgT
THOMAS CASH, Ja, CO.
July 23d l849. Z, sli..s1 ~, ,
Democratic banner., 1849-09-10

Below we give an extract Of the sales trans
acted in St. Louis from Friday Aug. 3ist. tc
Wednesday Sept. 4:
Democratic banner., 1849-09-10

TIE undersigned beg leave
to announce to the public
that they have established
themselves permanently in
Louisiana. as DEALERS
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yYWyoRK SATURDAY mOBHNG, NOVEMBER ~, Isae.

gitive from Bouloeue dscsres that things have
come e a. irt1lerabls pas Bat tbs verdsnt
youth. surrounded by the sane roos' who orooght
m. uncle n ruin. and VINO Sen tricked the Uys
ses Of modern history tire ling oul' Philippe
xii ret himself IN vain. HenGsi spia siree.. as
sad il nv IS. lsiier or sbdi not despair Of see
ing him escorted - Hsvfe sier beias judged By
tie Court Of Versailles vii attempt II IL
said. a coup 4 etst. Bat 90 What I'll be support
it When Naro'eou tie Graf did rot succeed,
on returning from Egypt and hiding nation dis
nantled. instead OF nation led by clergy Of
g. 900 priests, the young Price Lo9i' viii still
more sssuredly fail The Count De Pans ], por
toned of LOUIS Philippe IL agreed for the &C
4 novledgrens Of the elder brnch the bargain 10
strucE-Henry or the Convention, unless Nalo-
leon shall be great enough 70 accep. ~ bis only
title to possible glory, humility and patience, and
shall lead us creeping along the elections OF
l-J1.
Meantime, pray snd labor or new word,
for w are evidently in period analogous to the
f.il Of tie Roman Empire NeF Neros, neE tt
beriuses, new Vi,eliuses, summon new Chris,
tisnity and new bArbarsns are ready TO receive
the baptism. and become soldiersof the new faith.
Hsppily have no room iettto speak Of Mar
vsez VIVA. 10 to be said Of sufh dish Of fun
merv Yours JULEsLEcHEvALIER.
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Female WnGeH.

We cut the following from Rochester, psP'f
mrs Bemsn the celebrated shirt manufacturer n
NeE-fork, was so poor In the Winter OF ~ ss W
have been In danger Of starvation she now
one of the Asor House stores, a. rent oil S-VO' pr
anuum, employs 400 hands and 10 on ne nlsh lo.1 W
fortune" lErchAnse PsP-i'
And how was this probably done By grndins
rom 10 Il hours Of hard labor each day oeI OF ne
hands employee and paying them The Pany pn'A ne
OF from 10 u cents apiece for making tue snirs .
dare ssy that Ia bigh road 10 fortune 10 sAned WIZ
the tears Of Asoby her expressions have called rtn
an paved with the broken hearts Of ger
handA I'm 49,
We venture 10 say that no PsPer out OF New ORR
Ia ,nbIi.b come fine above statements, for IN this
city II Il well known that since l-4J va sne nts'
commenced business, no shiri establishment In toe
world bias uniformly paid 50 high prices Tor making
seirts AZ Ara BEMAS.
To females who work for Der sac PS'
By the week, from y 10 -
By ths month. from . = 10 81
By the year, from S20Q - sJoV. a.
For running bosoms, on an average, ~ Ssn" -
FOR ,rtcbins eo,ons, on average, q to 10 cent?
row. 60 cents
For mskns bodies, IS cents
For fnshirg the shirt p cents
- ,ss, t,k7n1 irto account the cutting OFT and o.
ting VI and other incidental expenses oi Ie snf Hs
8eTrsn 10 a1eut that, on An s'etAs sc oe,e' 50
her cheapest shlrts ma'e Tor le,s .s :,
being from str . afas - aa<A . sns "
usytrs Aai these are her iorer priced snirs- IN
large namoers Of her shirts sne YAi : ~ = 49,,
from 04f 70 fnenfy dollars ard IBIS las' 80 IS
pad within the lsst month; and Il The ienaes rno 70
seiTed the money stained their psth win .y issI' o.
agopy or brose taeir hearts w.in lie oVefDsraen
M, gea.p reoue,t. 70 TO cay that sac sincerely r.
srets the fact and Il called uPs1 y Hny resPset>oe
party ,he viii instantly deposit one nraoiea doIsf'
vita The editor Of this paper. ~nien san see u 70 :
fen IN favor of these ssme opPressed zen Aeh Il
can be saorn that kgn priees ioI :.
unifory pslt y any other 'hir' e,'s2,aeet ssise'
in Europe. A.iz Africa America or me l'es OF TIC
SEA" 49, a. II.
h .ttit n 70 TIE Gbsre Mrs Benan dee.Ares u Al
In II and Isi she yrasssed with her oEn hsnds ne
nssps of .hirt, for = number Of sniri sstA2lsonenu
,tI in oparAtor in this city, who thsa Psa nsr one
.hiny Tor doirs the sane work Tor raiea ace pas
rsv, ,hiag, and that see tasn Pr.cesed tns
N al ~ OF ent.re shirts at twenty elsn' EN- Iae
uork only better done for which 'ae las Always ae'
Ne - dsre you say ths, Mrs. BenAst high ROAD &c
Inn, q. .,.ined vita ths tcsrs CT agony her opPres
go. h,T. c,ed f0rla ard 10 paved with he eroxe1
- re- ov,rource ned hsndsi' suppose you PA
tSs eo~.tion 70 any one Of more insn dosen yoans
a.. W. nave ls(s her establishment either 70 iofn
highly respectable matrimonial connection, or ess y
op~n dourishlng shirt ssores upon ne Sans pm -
orrp-sH of vnor have her best sishss
No !, Aston Hoase, Nov. "a, lsis. sEV' Fo"-
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sHiPwREcK or The ELIJAH swIFT.-Purthsy
PsreElars-The survivors Of the witt EFF Mode %
The 9Th tor New Orleans, their original Destination
eror 20 their departure the Mayor City present
cd 10 Capt ME- for beness Of the sufferers The sum
Of hundred and fy i've dollars, the voluntary con
tribzOns Of the citizens Beside this, various nfaciss
Of female spparsl presented 20 the ladies' seD
seripton paper was also started among oer snlPpns
merchants for the sane beneyolert Object sno ,ep
hbe Al amount uss raised noSl7 III 1'--
Tie ofcers Of The Inflated bark have issaea "
Card expressive Of their srstissde 10 apt
Of III. ship Bangor for their aid IN re'eans me
-.~. n no have survived.
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MINNESOTA.

The fra. Territorial Legislature Of Minnesota
,o.ed l.boriou. se..ion Of sixty days 90 the nnt
instant, some important lsH' were pa''eS, and
10 nr.pare code II Laws 10 the recess, 70
- r.gortrd 10 Inc next sessiOn Of the Assembly.
We n1uce also that s;sps we're TAKEN u laeorpors's
-, - VI.tor,eal society VI MINES ia They ntsrd
>, p,,-@rve their history as they 60 along and who
ms, xhai unirod4sn selds Of historic and snaqas
ian research msy found 10 tia. northern, ana to
asn REGION
yre., relative 10 The purchase Of the Sioux lands wet
II the H.ssIaypi, Tor tho Improvements Of the Mis-
.s,iDpi river sooYe ths F.ls Of 81 Anthoby for sn
appropriation b construct military road from Fort
sneinz 70 tae mouth Of Sioux river On the Missouri
and 70 construct road from Point Douglas 70 the "a
Louis aFer.
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IERsEY CITY ITEMS.

TIE RrorERs.-Yes.erday the Hial Of Captain
John Parez Peter Welsh, Edward Welsh, Peter Dc
vine, John Tindsle, Tobias Burke, John Mckay VIM
Dsnsurt Of the Kelly Guards Sow-York' for not WA
commenced The foLouing are the Dsnlss OF The Ja'
ror,. Henry spear, James DeVue, William D. Ogden,
Tsunl, A. Brown, BeekmAn Van Beuren, John sturges
Jr. Andrew Prior, Care. Van Voor't, Michael Cad
mus. John hields, James Isley, William Fields
Ae.sr. scuddsr and Waterman appeared for the pros
ecutioo. .nd M.sss. Bentley and wngh, for defend
ant. Aia Buu.,ed and Capt Pollard were examined
a. witnesses bur nothing new TO our fes1S' "~
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

Er,-.-ln our reply to Mr.. Gates yesterday, Mr..
~, Resolution Ia imprinted Gai,s'-s very obvious
nj 20, less provoking blupder the preceding article
The State four w big and Jon, Loco Foco candidates,
A. after four IL mispnnted i've.
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From Texas,

TIE steamship Galveston arrived at New-Or-
, on the 7sh from Galveston The 5h, bringing later
hsslasence IA ON the interior.
Toe Galre.tos CrriaH Of the 30lh ult states that
company 10 about u be started in Galveston, entitled
ne Galveston and Bra1os Navigation Company, for
Ne pu pose VI cutting canal irom san Luis or w est
6sves,Oa Bay u the Br-zos River. with the privilege
Of connecting by canal the waters OF the Brszos
Ayer with the San Bernard Peach Greek and Colo
alto ]! 10 intended to apply 10 the LegisEsure tor
anal charter. The capital stock will be sl500O0 with
he privilege Of tucressog 10 $50 90 De divided
Alto SHARES OF so each.
The Picsov,a Aaroosfs OF the ID mat ssys The
Eaior Of the WsSera Ttras has letter TO Msi1r
Saseht from an officer OF the srny, dated FL Psso
81 Norte sept 10 The writer states that the Gov.
snmspt train had arrived there ON the sth ut having
ssH 53 days On the march. The winter soas ke-
Pot says that Americans In the employ OF the STATE
sseorties of Cnihu shus have enteIed our Territory
sa.sled allied and sesped peaceful ladsns near IRE
ne Del Norte. THIS viii produce among the various
foes hostility toward all white men Chihasnos II
s's literally be'eiged by Indians IN consequence u
"a outrage"
ksx, rom ri Paso, dated the 10Th September. had
80 rseeivsc from Major Bseeiu, Assistant = aarter
aver General The Governmeot trsn had strtseo
seiog cut no days but only ~ were eeeapssa ~
osS&sg Corn 10 worth 50 oashel theirs, ana peer
adsso % hsd Fifty dollars per yoke hsd been Oh
ana ks the tender footed cattle belonging 20 the train
tsht had taken pisco between detachment Of
Aesresn troops commanded by MAJOR Stein and a par
y&Ap~ehe Indians, about ninsty miles from poas
-. 80 h 'Ae direction OF the Ghs- Corpora N9I~ooo
. Sergeant Snyder were killed Major stein was
sS'sy wounded. The loss OF the Indians was Dol 40
etabeo but forty mules were reiahen- he Ameri'
ssese from forty ~ fifty the indiana nity tosaxty
a. Se latter were strongly posted 10 almost 'mPefNf
ne Sas Astszio Wsslsrn TsrsR Of the 20th ult says
sac Of about us cars Is now being nsted out nom
- fasee Tor The pass by the way OF Las Norss, sno
@a0ososy leave 10 ten dsys N y. Pie SIN
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ygRY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY, "A
s}bed every Saturday Morniag at the low PTee Of "
,,spum 10 advance II ght copies for $40 or twenty
- 10 one address FOR 81, and the paper In no case
.Trrssed beyond the time for which II 10 paid.
ISvertseoens for his sheet viii BE- charged ~ csns
:, re each Insertion
GREELEY 4 McELRATH. PubMshers-
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WILLIAMsRURGH ITEMS.

AccIDEsr-On Wednesday evening Andrew
Allen Of % Grand severely bruised BY the ferry
boat from Peek.si on the bow Of which he was
,,ar ding, running under tbs bridge which had been
raised much too high One Of the heavy s,snchons OF
the boa. was torn away. Mr.. A. wss badly bruised,
and l,is miracle that he was not Instantly killed.
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CaiUTAUqUE Conc Loco-foco is chosen to the
,usmbly from this County.
sDst No. /, John P. Hall, Wing, has f13 majority
nso ?, MAI Samuel Barrett, Whg, bss ~ msjohty -
O,os Stiles, Wing, Clerk. has S7s majority; but Col
Sah Snow, Loco sheriff, is elected by SSs majority,
,ssg 10 q fsud In the Wing ranks
The returns from Chsutsuque and st. Law
sp,ssettle tho Assembly 63 Wing 6J Coalition
LouIsrAsA.-The City of New Orleans (includ-
tg he suburb Of AIgiers) gives the following ag-
,,sgste votes.
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Fpou PoEro RIcO,-We learn that the Spanish
c-s,,,eu. has decided tina, only one Consul Of each
..,,oa ,hout Be recognized N Porto keo aud ne re-
80 =, 81 Johns the cspIsl Of the IIsnd-sH others
.Sould Be Vice Consals sppOinted BY the Censu with
,b spurovL Of Ire Cspzis General An order TO this
49, sst been received IN Porto Rico n o. PIC. 9Th
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

TIE FUsERAL.-The city 10 aslir this morning
to do honor to the memory Of Gen. Worth. The ar
rargemenis heretofore noted promptly carried out
snd there 10 every appearance Of an orderly snd we'll
conducted Ger 1moDy. st. Johns Grand Lodge OF Ma
sons, Of which fraternity Gen. w was member, have
turned on, In the procession, and their snowy regaa
and Singular emblems have fine appearance. The
weather seems 10 favor the sad soemntIes with lie
uurest smiles.
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Canadian Affairs.

Issnation Mr. Gall The Lf09He. =. Electire I1sti
ntious Fourih Riding R,fWmsrs. Close Of The ST.
Iruvsncs Navigation. =. Custom HOUSES and CGftie
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WANTS.

yNAnTED-stusnons for number Of excellent ~ is
" ard ehidren recently arrived free from city hse
and and willing 10 worn for nodersis Axes
APg.lJIes o,. ~ - - p.rs No rh.ro,s ma II
yIJANTED-fn small private family, an Amensan,
w Englsh or Welsh girl 0ns who 10 fooa vssse'
and ironsT apd eli aeqasiBtsd with general hoess WI
can apply a. IA Fsast Williamsoafyh mo
FtIOA CAPITALIsT-who es farnish : s%sn
1 .1oanI OF money In q manufacturing oasssss wmen
IL entirely free from petaoe wiz feesi -
where q ian be seen 10 practical operation ~ s'afosnx
inventor Tribune onhcs 49, 4. 4. ...hi. a..
Tna sub,cribef has row orders wnieh % ~ uD~oS !"
III. macy can Dc turned, and doubled once
week, II necessary -. 20 - ,-->.s
Ns.,sai womsn capable Of taxing charge OF young
rbild,en. al.O yegng woman VINO 1ndersLan1s sotuns
o 80 rassinR c6dTsns dressss Apply a. III Chn.ou-
place, Elghsh,sL ..1 -
r asT--Bstwssn Wsnsn-st and bsresy.st ssoat n
i y-,terdaY a green Ieather pocket book, containing
80 "a o.pefs Of value tho owner aioos, Whosvss
Ill rsstors no above - Wursnst. win be thankfully
rewarded. nlo ~
O,T-A pocket wallet Containing papers Of no ysias
j 40 any ons bat tho The tndef vii peass
leave Il al his ofce, and obige tbs owner. nls%
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X ISDEhsS.. A -, ,,Is ~ JOHN Ely,
HOUSE, SHIP, TARRED .nd ssnd sh'siAinx -
II per- ''' sale S2YRus W. YIELD co. II chss1
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

xw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE Is PUBLISHED
fs' TRY noRsIsO (sUSDAYs ExcEPTzD)
-. Tribune Buildings, corner Of Spruce
xa..su streets, OF po-ite the City Hall,
n..s,es 10 City Subscribers for - cents per week;
~ sey prefer they pay IN advance al the Desk
Ss-crths or a wear at the same rate. single copies
bhr.rts Mail Subscribers Five Dollars per annuin, 70
fso. Subscriptions taken for SIX months. For thre-
EftssD Three Dollars IN advance rscuiredin AZ st
80. sfth Country Newspapers. Daily pape isreos,
-. dice whose terms higher taan thoseo luz
S-,e are not allowed any difference.
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DAGs-Tn. hixhea market price paid IN cssh for all
IL Enas of domestic rk<s, bsggirg Canvass, grass o.
b.e rope and scy oer knt d psper makers STOCK oy
u7in CYkUs ". FIELD co. - Bseknaa-s&
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.


sa.lness Notiees.-iN eeDis per Inc escn u 10
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saleIous and TEnSERAscE NoTicEs' hAkshSks sn 20
tsItiL INVITATIONS and WLN's' H''
- win he inserted for IS cents
,..,tA dx,rtix,meuts-A the rates n1ed by TIE
IN inserted in this paper appear both In
sNcminR and Evening Editions
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aoS. HowELL Coss The Athens Ga Banner
.n' We zee g statement going the reupds Of the
sSst 70 the eject that Mr. COBB had written letter
s."ssansson CITY, in which he is Represented a.
80 on calculating upon the votes Of the DINO
- rreesoere Ia Congress 10 secure his election to
speakersAip. on ascosas Of Ais epposaso. 20 M
So We are authorized to say thst Mr.. Cobb
@neen no such letter.
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TIN. STnTI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
yEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBU

p5sEshed every Wedn>sddy ana sn'rr6HS mofmt
srs Is per annGm. Two copies for ~
iIs,srtlseDenls cents q line each insertion.
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FoUsD IssESsIBLE.-A nan was found in the
street at Cow Bay Dive POnts) las, night in state ef
n,en slbty. ard was taken 70 the Sixth Ward station
house, where Or. Sweeny advised hls immediate
movA to the Hospital, which was done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-17

- Mrs. VI. n. Geve Nichols, wsierCure rhysi.
-isn R Lsxin gonav. Consultations from 10 ~ toaPh.
2 surnts visited as their residences
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-17

~ Wafer-Cure.-The Orange Mountain WAes
Cure establishment n South Orange, 'wJersey, win DO
kept open during the Winter The establishment 10 com
fortsbly warmed throughout with private baths attached
10 each room. The cars leave the foot Of Cofuand o.
daily Tor the establishment Letters 10 be addressed ~
M Msrxts "a above mis- I'm
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EUROPEAN POLITICS.

WV ne Repoluiion FAILED The 7ribWas IN ne Rlebi.
Enfanftu and he - StmoH,das. Louts Blanc and
Ms C01g~ II L>cfva al L0Ad0n. &C.. Th,eI and
Bxi1s Dull
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-17

FIR --Iesterdsy about Il O'clock 6re wa,
scovered breaking through the root Of O6 Grand o.
but ~S very quickly exting1ished by Policeman Chs.
Doty OF the Thlrteenth Ward, and Other, The dam.
we was of DO account
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-17

PicxPocKErs-sergesnt Mclaughlin of the
Third Ward last night arrested Of these fellows
named william NJ King. Another, called Frederick
Evans was esusht yesterday afternoon while scurdipg
pockets IN the crowd that watched the funeral proces
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Er-f INK Am MATHEMATICIAN


District Attorney. Loco. 225 maj; Sessions Justice
los Wing; Superintendent Poor 50 Wing Coroner'
: average Whtg
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BOARDING..

OAROING.-A pleasant frout room, unfafnished for
ID gentleman and bic wife also ons or two furnished
rooms Of single gentlemen, al " vshessi nosfiy oppos
ite 81. John-psrk. nlsIN
UOARD IN SOUTH BkOOkLXc-witsies
Dmngleg vslH Of Hsnilton-sseaae isfry and ~ ms,
pleasant location and pleasant t0ofns geIs9
DOAnD DOWN TOWN.ITwo or foas EsestSe
Dmen 10 aceom odatsd with rooms uisn ~ 49, 49,
board, foe he winter 81 Morris Lefs go,
Broadway. I'D y .e2. -------
DOAKDIN1s-RoonsE % Isl ~llh oosfs % Fsetssmaa
bSrs IA Vic or genfienrn. Warm and cold esns .
pleasant s.iaatsoo "a roartast ns1 INC R1. ~ .-
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-17

PErTY OFFEssEs Dennis McCsrty for steal
ing oysters. second Ward; Thomas McGnnis, sbsn.
doning his family Mary Lewis stealing silver watch
worth $40 from Charles Kimbsl, Fourteenth John
Hesny, petit larceny, ssVenteenih were locked up ast
night.
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LrnAImrni O vialied a thrir n hnuses Ols In
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RI Mercantile Library Assooiatiea, Clinto


q Liquid Hair Dye improved % - 70 eeof ne
bair whlsEep the momsnlis applied without Tie least
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-17

FsIpAY EyxNISG, Nov. IL
sPLEspiD OnSlsvs.-The magnificent omnl-
bus OF Nsesreh s simpsons East Broadway line,
which was exhibited at The Fair tskes the street to
day. Il Is es60rsie'y oresnen,ed with bsttlescs1es
Of the Mexican War and Ia altogether superb piece
n unrk
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r. DR.. shew, author Of various works co. and prse-
uoner Of WseFeure, 50 Fourlh-av near Tenthst nle