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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-20

AMERICAN BIBLE SoCIETY.-The receipts for
the month of October were S2l5OO; expenses.
S72,05j. Grants of Scriptures were made to
Minnesota; to Baptist Church in New Jersey; to
the American Union Missionary for Siam; on the
application of Mr.. Arthur Tappan, to Indiana !; to
the American and Foreign Christian Union. to
the Cherokee Nation; to ]. Demarest at Rio
Grande 10 the American Seamen's Friend So
eiety to Hayt, to Panama, 20 California, to Smyr-
na and to various other places in our own and for
eign lands. Five new Societies were recognized
as auxiliary two'in North Carolina, one in Geor
gia, one in Texas, and one in the Choctaw Indian
Nation, called the Chootaw Nation Bible Society
A letter from the French and Foreign Bible So
ciety showed the progress of the work OF Bible dis
tribution in France, the great demand for increased
funds, and the extensive calls that are constantly
madeior the Bible in that wide and interesting field
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-20

TuE PRINTERS OF PARIs.-A late letter from
Paris saws 60 There is one class of men whose
social meetings and eatngs are distinguished for
their good taste and humor. mean the printers
Every body is amused with their toists and good
speeches and poetry The typo in Paris is like
his brother in America. He can think, oftentimes
write, and will fight when required. He is the
most difficult man to deceive. He sets up much
that he don't believe that is the affair Of the copy
but every year he sets up for himself at public
supper, and then-you have his real views. Five
hundred jounsyRen printers have just had their
annual banquet here. 1t is probable that not one
in ten approves the political rubbish he is obliged
to compose in his stick. judge 50 by the toasts;
The liberty OF the press was particularly insisted
on Pierre Leroux, author, deputy and associa,
ZIONIST was the principal invited guest and orator
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-20

TSANILY CARRIAGE AND BUGGY FOR SALE
il LOW-Apply al q Natohez a.. HnAtAirs' n9
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-20

fThe death Of A. Poe called forth numerous
h various pshautouu. Among ths ne singular poem n "Ihe
Raven is often mentioned and many Of orr sad may
have seen it, Tepubsh below remarkable piece Of
pOonnot 80 much for any s. u conception for The yh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29
CALIFORNIA
GOLD WASHERS.

THE SUBSCRIBERS k-g lesve 10 call the attention Of
j the public to their God Wssher, The smpl-s, most
efficient and useful machine OF the Kind now offered Tor
sale II 10 combination OF the motions produced BY The
bowl and cradle which motions have been found BY long
experience 10 be the efctua In separating God BY
ls specific gravity from lighter msiters
They have machines o. This kind made OF light bat s'fong
materials constructed tUch gay that they can be TAX en-
spsrt and packed N very su all trunr.
This schine weighs only thirty pounds and 10 capable
OF washing over 500 bushels OF ciri " day.
These no wish machine for wsshnc Golt are invited
To call at the store "a Fulior-s and examine for them
selves and who think they have better one, are IN
yited pubic test In the Park. 10 front OF the City Han
any f5ir day ,hsy plesse to nsfse.
The Psienl hiss been secnred for tIis invention
nils I'm. SHERWOOD l. FITZGERALD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29
NETWORK TRIBUNE.



DAWN OF the Spring cloud. girded March,
Thy footsteps mark the earth again,
And softer winds and brighter skies
Walk in the shadow OF thy 'rain'
The rivers Of their ice unbound,
Go glancing swifter to the sea,
And meadow brooks. ADD mountain springs,
Loud laughing lift their hands in glee.
No longer on the broad armed pines
The spangling frost and snow caps lie,
And round the oak the ivy twines
Its soft green fingers joyeusly.
Birds in the air. fish in the streams,
And children on the sward at play
Warm showers and CLEANS Of op ming skies,
Mark the rude Winter passed away.
Sweet month Of promise-from thy grave
What iairer months their smiles shall bring
April in tears-snd blushng May,
The crown and glory Of the Spring.
Under their breath the trees shall leaf,
The rose bush bud-and violets,
And all sweet flowers, emoslm the turi
When the soft wind the young grass irets'
e. ID. STUART.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29
NOTICE no sTOCKHOI.DkRs OF tho Morn,

NOTICE no STOCKHOLDERS OF the Morris
Cana ADD B4akng Compsny-A q meeting Of the
Board OF Directors Of the Mons csns and Banking Com
held NJ their office In jersey City The second day
OF March instant, II wss resolved So folOvs 10 wit
Rorsd Thst meeting Of the STOCK holders he called nj
~ NJ al the Companys oco the ID day OF April next,
for The purpose Of obtaining their acceptance OF further
supplement the Charter Of This Company approved fe0
try lSi9 and that the President notice Of the
same 10 be published In accordance with The provsons OF
Section 8 Of said supplement
And IN accordance With the foregoing resolution and The
SIKH Section Of the Act entitled a further Supplement TO
the Ae entitled An Aci 10 Incorporate Company 10 form
artificial nsvig son between the Passsc and pesw
Rivers approved February g 1879 notice 10 h.reby given,
that meeting OF the stockholders Of tho said Company
will he held s II O'Clock ~ the second day u April
pea 81 the Office OF the ssid In Jersey City Hud
son County NewJeuey for the purpose OF taxing into
consideration and accepting the said Supplement And
tee hereby farther given that according the provisions
o. the said Sixth Section Of be said Supplement- the rsns-
fer books Of The said Company will be closed i've days
vious the time Of said meeling thai al the said meeting
the socs holders oil he entitled 10 eser In person or
by proxy according tn the number " shares standing In
their respectively the stock books each share OF
stock being ented 10 vote ard ihst the holders OF
vohirds of sock represenet IN such voting aoee Of
The said Supplement, The will take efcctDaied or
ris Canal Once. Jersey Cry, n. J. March 6, 1919
EPHRAiN MARSH, President
NAT MCkICEaR, Cashier ms ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29
zgAhIME JODHhAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. MARCH %.

ARRIvED-shr Manchester Cone Norsans 2sd rnss- III.
Al, snrh0r o he bsy.
Bx Roth of Posnd) Madeira - d. mater No dais,
on .1nang- brig Joha Warren. from Provi1eue
Bog Ch.- C.~og-ts~n sc. dsy- ooitu, - Badger
Pei IN. anchored Island Mon
nighl
Bg Cuano. b. Sawyer Bfsio Eng - days mfse TO order
It cam. 10 suho hy Monday ng and rode
the q. . after csp.nus har slndass
schf Mary, Crosby, I'm Bost0n iur Alb>ny
S,hf Only Daughter. white Lnbsc, fen.
MEMORANDA-Th- brig reported ashore staten Island On
Tuesday snd s b. rtof "h very little tanas. alter
dnrhsrgug Der cargo.
thing ashore rom The Hook "a the Narrow
the klsi North Rivers occuf
ring the =,
WIND Meridian North, sIls log.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

q MApAMx DARusNoSr, better known as
the cssbrssed Fanny Wright" hss been la town for
several days past parch ssing farming implements and
Other matters for stocking her extensive plantation In
Tsanesses She Il engaged In lsucsole effort 30
wcsk reformation Ia the ruinous system Of culture
which rstards tho growth Of all Slave regions and If
ssybody cen brog shout such devou,y lobe. wished
toS coasummatioa she 10 just the woman TO do IL She
10 prodigy cf energy aud enterprise, and an example
Of thorough going determination worthy the attention
Of TIE sserner sex. Mons Dsrusmoni. We understand
v In Europe selecting stock for the Tennessee plsnts
toa. among which he win secure some VI the famous
Apsea shssp which Ia supposed can be successfully
raksed In that latitude. tCincinnsu Despatch.
II We regret to learn that Senator s. 5.
PxELPs Of Vermont has been confined To hsroom for
Ne last week By . severe attack Of inhsmmsiory
resumAiisn which viii probably prevent him from re-
sAraine " his home for come time. MAI Intel
q The Boston Bee says thai the quantity of
~f:cs ~ sadag 10 u hour ending = susriss a
q. -'s wss uehos. Or ,ssy seariy - mech
sssn ay fs1es Qnclsdins nsIbed sSowl y -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

VIoLEsr AssAULT.-A lamphghter Of the Sixth
Ward by the name Of Broderick was knocked down
las, night By violent blow on the head with club,
which left him senseless the ground Officers Feeny
and Furloush hearing 0, the outrage, repaired to
the spot and conveyed the injured 10 his resdeuce
whero he stt nded by DR.. sweeDy, who succeeded
aer some time had elapsed In restoring him 90 as to
be able give the Of the Individual that commit,
ted the assault upon him IL s hoped tina, the offender
will be arrested In the course Of 70 dsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29
INSURANCE.
MUTUAL sgNEFITLIFE iNsURAS'

MUTUAL HEtEFIT LIFE INSURANCE. COM
A'iPANf, II WaA-st This Company has been 10 exis.
tenor nearly four years, Nd ts surplus March
1919, q. er s9oopto. showing business separated.
DlVdecos OF pronS are declared annually upon all LIE
fouces ~hch have seul-d more premiums
The PR ru draw Interest the Of per
nun. snd can be made ayaisoe oncr to The erieol OF
t~cnrds OF th-ir amount where the party has paid hs
premium 10 fuA.
Premiums psysble annually bat NAV be paid semi
annually or quarterly snd parties taxing Life Pc ei-s when
tse premium amounts 10 $50 may they prefer give their
Individual notes for hsf The premium upon
which ihry VII b reqDired pay per interest
frospecus snt al papers Decessary 10 effect Insurance
s,d In Ieauoa - Ne plan Of 0peraln may
Re ostsined grSrs, Al the ofce OF the CompaDy IA W.s
DIRECTORS;
Rcbi l. Patterson Heury MeFsrlsr WmAF P.ntz
ShAsS setneti, William k.5impson. Thomas segur
E1"Aa Anlhony, SEN Low, Andrew SneinS
LeNisC. Grover, joel W Cou5s Randall "A Gre-rr
Bg>I- C. hILLrE. s-cretsry
JossPH l. Loan. As-ul
.NsLESIist Mon, NJ D. ira. VAS RESssrLAss, NJ d.
h-dicsl Board OF Corsu l.iion-
JANIS srEwASr, N. D. tResidero-s Ahtngdou-,quuel
M-ece- Examiner, sects at the ofcs daily from 10
0eock mi TuTsbls,f
IL Ntk EkbOCkEh FIRE. INSURANCE. yOx.
- rANr Or NETWORK. cHsc- % Wall-.t-CspttsI
s~syp.-or,slns-y Incorporated 10 l7x.-Ths COMPANY
erfi1s s operatives confined crie6y c
1o W cl NsN-f orr ard ts Immediate proximity an
io"sa sdIrsd arc PAID viii prsmpSess srd nhsrslity
a,, plSrcTcB.
$3.50 i,sa.o' yoSn oosaoaL George Arcslsic,,
Bols Moore Edsxr5 CO.. s.s.-pts,
Anlhony Lamb, Adam Rorri1' soes,, g-;n,,
Beu-,n De Forest. Wll..m r,ur. 81, O.. . r LIZ
Sesf1on- ievlsC. dsr-rsey William Bruuuinr
'70ce "L5an ?. Dean, Henry Eusworsh
ss,no oEokGE IRELAND, President
.--1y o7r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

tv4y. corner Of Leonard-st-BOr ss.-. J-5niion .
Pssnl Submerged WhirhDg Pan, pro5Ounced by Pr9.s
Renvics and Torr.y and DR. Z Chiffon. a. s1periorn
rrncpl. suy cortnysLcs used fer gold ~ashing-
The isrgs Psl Rocker. wOrtei with rolsry fcrcep1mp,
for Companies The Corrugated KOcber ard Tesi Pans
Rotary fOrcs-P1mp, approved Of and sren - Cslorns
by hiylTo acreu airug CompGni,s That have len Ins
port Gsed board many packets AID steamers and a'ry
adopted fresh pump bOsrd Of : ships hlch
viii III conveniently about Is esi, add vii then very easily
force the water by hsndpOwer 70 an elevation OF more nan
100 feet Leather Leading ard Suction Hose iron and COP
per rveii.c Pcks Spades Dns. ard her Mining app i
AL u the above manufactured ~ th- s1bsen-
and furnished a. manufacturers prices CopsLies
fitec cut By WALTER VI GIBSON.
Office OF .hs Diaphragm FAierer. $40 Broadway,
ul22lv corner Of LeOnsrt-st ~ v.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

SHARP PRAcrIcE.-' Independent the Phsia-
S<,pAss North Ampioas's Washington correspondent,
says:
Il 70 proper the Whig press throughout the country
should undcrstsnd that Mr.. Buchanan, shortly before
going out Of Office contracted with the Loco foco
papers tor tho publication OF The lave OF the Ua,ed
Ststes aud other advertising connected with the De-
partment Of State, until the Oth OF september next
This piece OF management which may vel be regard
Cd Ingenious than credtstle will have the ef
feet Of spprcpratlng fer ak months 10 come large
amount Of patronage which legitimstey belongs tho
pr~sent STANDARDIZATION and which. believe. has uni.
Sormly attached to the party coming into power.
The grcediuess with which thsse Loco eocos seized
upon every cramh OF public patronage AFTER the PEG
pie decided that they unworthy OF or conf
dcnce 10 only eqaalod BY their sadsc!ty in claim.
lag perpet9suon OF the possession, which they have
held snost asinterrsptedy. and to the almost total
exclusion Of wings Tor full twenty yesrs They
n regard the offoes brthrishs and life estsss and
when s 10 proposed distribute them any pracp pie
al equality forthwith they below prescription. II
dsfraachsed Of their hereditary rights or deprived OF
their legal possessions
No ssswer hss yet been received from Gov rennlns-
ton In reply 70 the commission Of Governor OF hieesoa
TERRITORY which was transmitted TO him several days
ego. IL 70 therefore presumed he will accept II he
doss NOS 10 will open most desraole vacancy for the
ambitious and eaterprisos-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29
FOR CALIFORNIA.

/sSS~ Pk.1FIC NAL STEAMSHIP CON
1.Li,.S PANY .-rHE &. : NAIL sTEAMfhNkfTs
~~-The CALgFORNIA.of asa tons. Capt Clese-
land Fcrbss the PANAMA, Of l0s7 tom. CspL william G.
sIous tho OREGON Of 1893 ton. Capt Robert II fesr.
her way 10 tbs Pacific ere iutaodrd 10 -s -
Panama, for ports In California Passengers "a III. ah~f
cabins furnished bedding bat not vnss and liquors. snd
will DO sOwed space for personal baggage ff-r "a ns
extent OF 80 Ina weight freight excess art all ohes
goods $50 per ton, aud per cent specie Fnfsss
should no, exceed 10 bs. weght-for muls carriage
f''''s' '0 '''' s s.n %ss0' 400 mss state 'oo''
San Diego, 500 ~
sFrzIciscO. 800 ~
Passage 10 the lower csbin deduction OF onehhh from
the above rs,es Pssg. In the forward cabin from Panama
either OF ihs above named pofts, ts including ony
such rslons furnished to the crew. No bedding
found. Atlantic passengers have priority of choice on
berhs No passage secured until paid for Apply Al ne
Office Of tho Compsny, New-York. 81 soash-st ml3H
<fSfs FOR CALIFORNIA via III ACRES:
QAILN The United States steamship FALCON vii
leave New York for Chsgfes via fisysns, %
Thursday, 18Th April with the u. Nails for The Pscte
Tho Falcon will arrive at Chasr,s In ample time To deliver
the ss and passengers for the Psolhc mail steamship
Oregon.
Passage to Chsgres IN state rooms. ...........ss
Passage 10 Chsgres IN lower after cSbiD lb
Passage t. Chssres Ia lower fJrs ard ibin.... 100
Passage 10 ChsH-s In seeragr,................. ~
Freg hl on specie 10 Chagres per c-gt For hegtt
passage apply 10 NJ o. ROBERTS, lls WessN
ml7tAl9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29
HYDRAULIC CEMENT.

THE MOHAWK MARBLE CEMENT CO msnufAc-
Iure the shove article al their mill, adjoining The
City of Schenectady tbs value Of .hich will be in The
OF Prof Emmons OF Albany OF the State Geo
ogss The certificate Of The State Inspector Of Masonry
The Ere Canal Analysis Lime IS = mAguesis, so q
Silica, $50; Aunins and peroxide Of iron, l4-5.
Cerfaeife-i have been for fourteen years practical
The year State Inspector OF Masonry the
Eastern Division Of the Erie Canal have used and tested
ue hvdrsuc Cem~ni MANUFACTURED At Schenectady by The
Mohswt Marble and Cemeus Company, and ted superior
l. any used on the Erie Cnnsl. DAVID BOGAkr,
Stale Inspector OF Masonry or krie Csnsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29
GoI.D Algp SIIVrR WATcHEs-

NNArCH CHAINS, KEYS, 3kEAsrPlNs. Esf-Rirg.
w Brse-leis. f1gsrhines Silver Spoons, Forks God
Pens and Casss God aud Steel sp-cisces Fsrcy
Goods. &c Al Ct witch will be ~srrsrisd genuine cheag
ard good al he Cd stor-,
rs Pear, corner Of FBltor-sL
ma SswtJi = LOCKWOOD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29
The President and General scott.

The annexed reply to the article in this paper
yesterday morning referring to those two distinguished
persons to US under the signature OF perfectly
reliable and responsible person Reluctant however,
unnecessarily obtrude the public, with
hold this signature only adding what indeed may
superAuous, that the communication Is not from Gen
ecorT:
Having seen statement In the Courier ead Enquirer
OF this mcrnag, which purports to give the facts
necsed with General Scous late vist to Washington
and having 6sen In the way OF seeing and knowing
what occurred during that VISIT beg you will publish
the following to correct the errors into which Col
Webb has fallen.
Gen Scott reached Washington on the evening of
the 18Th inst agreesby to a notification which he had
about ~ I'd nst dispatched to the Adutsnt General
Washington. expressing his intention to be there about
that r,s for the purpose of paying his respects In
person to the President OF the United States and
TO learn Of the Secretary Of War the military views Of
the latter In connection with Gen. SCOTS position.
On the morning Of tho l4th, Gen. Scott called u
make HE respects tthc President but learning at the
door, from the porter that the President engaged
he left his card saying that he would call again
log when the prsss Of business upon the President
should b lessenersi g. himself having no business
20 transact with the President except such as every
rule OF official proprcty required should pass through
Gsa Scott did not, at the Prssideors door. nor any
where ese when In Washington, receive any message
Whatever from the President
Cen Scott after leaving his card at the PRESIDENT
house, drove to the War Office where he had oficis
business which could only be transacted with through
the Secretary.
The meeting at the Church took place on the sun
day subsequent to the day upon which Gen. Scot
called upon the President under the following circum
stances:
General 9. being nearest to tho door was the hrs
out OF church, and he there waited minutes fol
the Presdent--sdvanced 10 meet him. and sccosteC
him with civility and courtesy. The sautation
eiprocatee General & said he had not pressed him
se upoo the PresideHt but had waited should
before repeating his calf for period Of relaxs
don Of the Prssideuts busness The reply 10 this
courteous; and II Gen. Scorr did not again call It
becauss. the Secretary of War knows public duty
required that he should leave Washington earlier thar
b had 6rst expected.
Gen. Scorr has not spoken complained of any
Of courtesy toward him the part of tho Presi
dent On this occasion and u 10 10 Dc regretted that any
rumor OF this character should have been deemed o
safcisns importance to Do brought before the public
tCour n Enq.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29
vAIrycrEHSE LACEs.

DETER EOaE6rS. SIS Broadway, hss Jlss r-c-ivet
or endd o Il sa-ncieone Lsc-s very ehesr SEQ. fro
suction. 2oo1 hortcr-d sheer Lawn Haas a. % -, us1s
prcs Is So husaI Csps. from To- upward. SO Yard
em1foiiefsd MGsin Fo0vcing, 'Fcn Ia Cd upward Lac
Caves snd figured N-ts for A4rtill2s mio-~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29
t;t)AL.

GOAL BY TIKI CAHGO-Ths subscribers have
Ns their shipping DEPOT Bergen Point, North ess Hsr
borl ss0pply of Hszl-on Coal Of superior qualify
IN suitable for steamers manufacturers aud dealers
Address INGHAM HALL,
ma w. las Westsl. Eew-Yort.
(vOAJ-I am s delivering the best Red Ash Coal from
my yard Of King ana 6reenw ch SIS 81 hese low
prices cash only Nut - IS; Egg snd Stove - - from
boats q cents less. lml6 lm'I PETE CLINTON
GOAL 81 10 IS 2J.- The best Pesch orchard, uu-
y der cover douby screened and delivered FROM yard
WIN. MtSTER, n King-sL
isrs m Nsr,rs snd pufspr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29
HAVANA AND PRINCIPE CIGARS

JAMES sADLlER, - Broadway, 81 door shove Amen-
jean Hosel-The attention OF my friends and the pubic
Is respectfully Invited 10 N. shove arge spacious ans ee
sxns store, where thy VIII hnd al a times splendid and
.c- stock OF genuine Havana and Pnncpe Cigars Of The
oeletrst.d brands Also extensive assortment o,
Virgins Csvencish TobsrcJ q the syone brands
Ire Turkey smoking Tobacco ke &c. The trade supplied
on reasonable terms mi2 lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29
PAIaTs. OILS, vERprGRIs.

rCHc SUBSCRIBER hNs 10 Store large sssormsoi Of
i White Lead, Linseed on, Chrome and Paris Green.
Wudo~ ass, Painters Brushes and general assortment
Of painters coofs Persons ergrsrng 10 Caifgrus will
require N hs cnsc good supply % teese anic-s .r
ship and boat psiolng
Al .n,. HENRY WALDROH $50 Frx,pt.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29
LAMPS LAMPS.

DICH MINIATURE SOLAR LAMPS, from 81 - 10 g.
Ilrsch Done lsrrps Arc Lanterns rom VI 50 s. mar
bl-ssrd gsss lamps with shades. hal, psror and
Alnps slobes wicss, csnphere OH. burning eeid &c-
wholesale ana retail. ~ low prices for cash. Al
elm c A BALONl<s Lamp Store. 81 so~-ry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29
CITY ITEMS.
"WEDNESDAY, March -

FoUsD DEAD.-A young woman. whose name
not ascertsined, this morning found dead N
her bed at No. % Wsnu.st The Coroner will bold an
inqUest on the body Ia the course Of today
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29
Djsasters. &c.

The n Cobsa-st Sterling bound eastern port
Island Tuesday afternoon, sbreast Of Tie
Sailors Retreat
julia Ann. Passport While me at Vanderbilt dock part
81 a-ors below the dofk has Loot her uddef
nd knockedo
scir sbs OF Yorl loaded anse dragged her anchors
the Juis Ann earned her bO~spi snd
o. her u1der
Oakley below the Quarantine doc has
received but little isDae..
New lort and sChr Alice Kills rode out the gale
sai@f Al 4uchoT oft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

II hoe Il CO.'S COPYING AND SEAL, PRySSvs
he s15scri5ers manufacture and have fnr IA :.
neil q efoons copying lad Sea- Presses OF h- roe, 10
and othen Who want Of % perior sriis
49,. Sss pfes The surface Of copying presses
ss.e Ant expediuoc. They also hrsi LAT sonS
- 49, NfJrsPEi &C X HOE co.
~Ss oA frees 4eksrs, &c. % 0o,d<l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

AccIDEST.-Charles Baldwin, stage driver, last
evening fell of bis s,sgs the corner Of Ann st. and
Broadway and broke his leg. lie was conveyed to his
residence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29
SECOND BOARD
Yn-rrnEfrr Arrived.

big Ruth from Nac>ira-Csp, Mann md an, u brig IL
Madeira. Lsnseao Ag.s and two ssnt
hone by ih- AD-ncan Consul
Ia big Consfaa from b, ltei Eng Jacobs lady and ctl
% iLs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

" --E1wAIds Celebrated Egg Powders. We ets5le
compO1nd being substitute FOR - al kinds ~ cakes
and butter pudcings shilling package equal 10 - eggs,
ard mpsrs richer favor.
Essetce - java CoG-e-A n cent bottle viii msEe IS
cups aud v Keep any climate Tor any l-r IN q time
COusDts Pseu Yeast l. recommended by the scien-
hc in the country he beslthes srlcs used
for raising bread Or pastry.
40 large sss0fme1t o, .ess, sUgafs. cd wines and
liquors pict1. spices soap and cardes BooSns
ss1.Rces smoked msa;s, fruits u ali kinds cigars pre-
served mesls ard ssriaes N IN maocsror verni
cell, ssgo, sr0wrco ispiOcs. -. AL goods csrefo =
pscsc and 10 or The city free or expense BY
he II GASSSER / YOUNG IS. ChAinsm-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

BALTIMORE. March 77Au .chr d Leighton Handy Whining
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