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CAvAIGNAc, BEDEAU, L~AMoRICiERE EFT
cHANoARNrER.-Un journal parle den
trevues qui anraient cu lieu entire les &c.
nsraux Bedeau, de Lamoriciere ct Chan
GARNER, en- dehors DIES reunions de la
commission de permanence. Nous ne
savons pas 81 ces entrevnes ont Gu lieu;
mais &c que nous croyons pouvoir dire,
c'est que MN. Bedeau, de Lamoriciere
ct Changarnier sont d'aceord, avec M.
le general Cavaignac, pour proclamcr Ia
necessite dc faire r~especter la Constitu-
ton. La Rotoriete publique est telle.
ment bien Gtablie d Get egard, qu'on a
pu, sans paraitre %vouloir accrediter une
chose Understandable, jeter dams la cir.
culation ce bruit, qua ~l'occasion de Ia
derniere revue de Satory, M. Changer.
nier await fait prier MN. de Lamoricie.
re, Bedeau ct Cavaignac de faire porter
leurs unif,rmes Il Versailles, ct de s'y te.
mir d 81 disposition, pour lie Gas OH Ger.
tains fats, certaines circumstances Pau
raient oblige de reclamer leur conconrs,
II ny a rien dc fonda, nous en- sommes
convaincus, dams I'm bruit pareil; mais
on ma ri au nez nj de cclui qui lie premier
Ia produit, nj de ceux qui FONT repete
|. apres lui /: tant il est vrai qu'on regardc
] aujourd'hui CONNIE In chose Ia plus natu.
relic au monde, que nos braves gsneraux
d'Afrique s'entendent ct Sc donncnt la
main pour assurer lie respect de Ia Cons
titution ct prevenir toutes les extravagan'
ces qui pourraient y porter atteInte
Particle du Constitut,onnel sur Ia question
du general Changarnirr, ma rien change
Il cette disposition des esprits, ct ron con
time a pcnser que NJ. lie commandan'
en- chef dc i'arnee de Paris, lui sacrifat'
on tous les d'Hautpoul du monde, ne SC
pratera pas d une violation dc la Consti,
tu-ion.
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tDoNALDsoNv1LLE, 7 Juliet 1915.

EDoNAhDSVN'II hE, 7 I"1Hoe u"
Je soussigne, a~tteste, d'apres ma propre ex-
p6rience; rhabilete ct les commissioners p~ratiques
du DR. A.. l.. Plough, dams sa profession de chirur-
gien-dentiste. p. L. LANDRY,
Arpenteur General de fEtat de la Louisiana.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-11-29

n. E. ASSELINEAU,
DocrEtR EN- MEDICINE, D6MENT LIcENcIE,
Tient son office a l'habitation de M. Jean
Dugas, I'm mile plus hautque ~Paincourtville,
bayou Lafourche.) sl5,n2,3m.
EDK. PATNCHAUD, q ttabli son domicile
A chez nj. Gauthier, aPaincourtville.
AMADEO MOREL,
NOTAIRE PUBLIC EFT JUICE DE PAX
NAPoLEoNvILLE, ASSUMPTION.
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IIGNE REGULIERE
Emre DoualdsonuiMe ct la NcNe.-O rl

EMre DOnHldSOnUhHe 6 Ia NfHe.-OrlfdnS
lie magnifique steamboat, lie GENE
.&ss=a.as. RAJ TAYLOR, Capitaine EMILE TIKI
NlDAD, Went de reprendre ses voyages entire la
Nouyelle-Orlkans ct Donaldsonville.
LIE Gfntral Taylor, complement radoube e,
mis- a neuf, ot1re aux passengers tous les avanta-
ges du comfort ct du luxe; il part de la NouveIIe
Orleans, les Lamb, Mercredl ct Vendredi de
chaque semaine, a 8 heures A. NJ, ct quite
Donaldsonville, les Mardi, Jeudi ct Samedi, a 6
heures du matin.
LIE prix du passage est fixt a So. Pour lie fret,
les planteurs %pourront s'entendre a lamiable, en-
s'adrsssant au capitaine Trinidad. nS*
LAFOURCHE AND NEW OR
Sa:aas&hl LEANS PACKET. - The steamer
MARY FOLEY, Capt. c. DALFEREs, has
son';le everv Monday, at 6 O'Clock A. NJ. Re-
tnrning, leaves New Orleans, every THURSDAY, at
O o'clock A. M. A. F. HICKMAN,
n5* Agent, Napoleonville.
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TONNELLERIE.

JACQUES VTvEY, Tonnellier, a6Ea
v DonaidsonviIle, a l'honneur d'infor-Q
mer .messieurs les planteurs gull fabrique des
BARILS a MELASSE, de Ia contenance de "A
. IS gallons, a des prix moderee. Sa t~onnelle-
RE est situee rue Mississippi, presqu'en face de
lEglise. [ns*
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NNONCES-ADRESSES

W WEYAND, Facteur de Pianos, tous
&vak. les trois mois passe dams rAssomption
ainsi que chaque fois quill est appele par les ha-
bitants. l2*
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DEMANDE DE MASON A LOUER.
IN denande a louer une maison bien A. a.
distribuee, sur la rive gauche du ba- a!iil
you, entire Donaldsonville ct Paincouftille. S'a.
dresser aux bureaux du Pjonnier.
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ANNONCES.
"A RTICLES DIVERS, recemment recus ct
vendre nar les Snussipnes. saYoir:

"A RTICLES DIVERS, recemment refus ct
&a1h a vendre par les soussignes, SAVIOR:
Clous de Weymouth, |Craie, en- pierre ct en-
Fer a forget, du Ten poudre ;
Piomb, en- feuille ct en- ct a Camphine;
barre Moulins a mails, a cafe
Draws ct charrettes; ct a poivre;
Charrues, p ieches ct Cordage en- pitre, err CO.
pelles; ton, ETC.;
Haches, ~etrflles, etc; Ferblanterie, Poterie;
Harnais de buggy; ~Eiuiliers americans ct
Selles, americaines, an f~rancais, etc, etc;
GLASSES ct espagnoles; V~errerie, patfumerie;
| Montures de brides; Dresses a barbe, a che
M~artingales, croupieres; veux, a blanchif, a
Eperons en- acier, en- fer; fourbir, a cirage, a
en- c~uivre, en- plaque; epousseter,a peignes,
Peinture blanche; a dents, a ongles, a
Huile de lin, ct lard oil habits, q poudre, pour
Therebentine; %enfants, etc, ETC.;
Pinceaux; lHabillements confec-
Ciment hydtauliqae; tonnes;
lie tout a des prix moderes.
RICHARD & TEMPLET,
nl+ Dohalasonville, II, rue Mississippi.
"A UX TONNELIERS.-Les soussign6s ont
6A tout recenhment fecu des meilleures ma
nufactures de Cincinnati, un assortment COM
plet d'outils de tonnellerie, ct de charpenterie,
qu'ils offrent a vendre q bon marche pour du
compliant. RICHARD a. TEMPLET.
II, Rue Mississippi.
Donaldsonville, s septembre 1850. nl*
HRAISSE, CHANDELIERS, LlQUEURS,
~ &c.-l00 barillets de graisse premiere
qualits
u caisses Star Candles;
6 barils de Whiskey;
IS paniers de Champagne;
Liquors. fines, Ketchup, &c.
q vendre par RICHARD g. TEMPLET,
nl* Rue Mississippi, No. II, Donaldsonville.
IBRAIRIE.-Livres de Classe ~francais, an
- glais ct espagnols, a vendre par
49,. RICHARD g. TEMPLET,
nl+ Donaldsonville, II, rue Mississippi.
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A. GENTLE,
ABOcNt. ~ TNDOleOnUiIZe.

Exerce sa profession dams lie 5eme Dis
trict Judiciaire, compost des parcisses As
somption, Lafourche Inferno ct Terrcbonme.
il donnera tous ses soins aux ~affaires qu'on
voudra bien Jul confer dams &C district ct les
avoisinants. l5s.n1*
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COMM +

DonaldsonriAe, encoignure Latomche ct NerriNe.
ff Ill., M. FELIX BEssON PREVENT ses amis
Riii ct lie public en- general, quill Went d'organi-
ser sur u1 nouveau pied, son bel 6tablissement
comm sous lie nom de Commercial Hotel. Une
BARRE, Oh les consommateurs trouveront tou-
jours des Liqueurs, Sirops, Wins. etc. de premier
choi4, est attachee a lHote!!, ct dans Ia sale du
Cafe Sc trouve lie Billiard.
M. Felix Besson, qui s~'occupe Achievement ct
exclusivement de ramelioration successive de
son Gtablissement, espere que lie public voudra
bien lui continuer IL bienveillant patronage sous
lequel il a pris lie Commercial Hotel. n7*
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AVIS AUX G~OURMETS!!!

RESTAURANT BAUDOT.
AN hH LIE PETIT PAPA BAUDOT, don't les
N.sl. gourmets ont depuis lo%ngtemps ~apprecie la
cuisine ct sacre lie talent, PREVENT SEES amis ct
lie public Ell general, quill tient t%oujouts ouvert
a pappetit des amateurs de la bonnie chere ct
des wins genereux ct defeats, son bel etablisse-
ment de Restaurateur, situe a Donaldsonville,
%encoignure des rues Mississippi ct Lafourche.
lie petit papa Baudot, tent en- outre une
CONFlSERIE, Oh Pom ttouve %to,jours des pa
~tisseries de toute espece, depuis lie chou glace
~jusqu'au gtteau de Savoie; enfn ls Salon de
A LA GLAcE, du petit papa Baudot, est
ouvert chaque soir aux danes.
lie triple etablissement du petit papa Baudot,
Sc recommande autant par le comfort que par le
choix des NETS, wins, gateaux ct glaces.
M. Baudot Sc charge encore, ct aux plus j~ustes
prix, des NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pour balls on soirees.
Se-nl-*
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-- A.. W. WARREN.
Arpentfur ct f%119emteur.

De tout ce qui a rapport aux a~ffaires des terres,
A DonaldsonriHe, lie.
S'adresser aux bureaux du PtoNNtER.
TOMBES EFT MONUMENTS FUNEBRES.
E SIEUR LIS. F. PLATTEN, cotinu depuis
ID p~lusieurs annees par les nombreux ouvra-
ges, quill a fats dams lie cimetiere de cette parcis-
Sc, ct ceux des paroisses ayoisinantes, a Phon-
neur de ~prevenir ses amis ct )e public en- gene
raj, quill Went de ~recevoir du Nord de rAmeri-
que, ct de lItalie, des marbres de toutes especes,
ct quill est pref a executor toute commando de
tombes. caveaux de famille GU monuments con-
cernant sa partie.
II emploie au choix des families, le marbre la
pierre, on lie oois, ct Sc charge tgalement des
griIles on e%ntourag esde tombes, soft en- oois soft
en- fer. Pour plus amples renseignements, s'adres-
ser chez lula Plattenville a cote de rEglise Pa
~roissiale de l'Assomption. ses prix sont des plus
moderes.
PIattenville, % octobre 1850. (ne,6i
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FORGERON EFT INGENIEUR MECANlCIEN.
TNf JACOB H: ALMEND1NGER pre-
&v&. Went les planteurs quill executera a
domicile toutes sortes d'ouvrages de sa profess
sion, qu'on voudra bien lhi confer ct quill Sc
transporter sur toutes les habitatiotls % il sera
appele, pour y executor les reparations des ma;
chimes a vapeur, ct les metre en- peu de temps ct
a des prix m~oderes, a meme de bietl t%onction-
ner. fn9,6i
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A. GENTLE,
attorney at II NW
Practices in the Fifth Judicial DISTRICT
in the parishes of Assumption, Lafourche
Interior and 1~errebonne, and will give par.
ticnlar attention to law suits that maybe en-.
trusted to him. sl5,nl+
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ACiILLE RICHARD A. M. TEMPLET.
RICHARD g. TEMPLET,
II Mississippi Street,
Observation-Disclosures
.... IN
Gentlemen's Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes,
Ladies' Shoes, Hosieries, Gloves, &c. Also :
Ploughs, Nails, Axes, Tinware, &c. MS
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G.. e.. KAKY

&. e. KABY,
AvOCAT.
Ass4Du1npod0n 1a9s
Exerce 81 profession dams les Cours des pa
roisses Assumption, Lafourche Inferno ct Ierrs.
Tonne. s15,n2f
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G. Z. RABY,
a T LAW,
AmaeuunuodGuos (Ikano)
Practices in the Courts of the Parishes Of As.
sumption, Lafourche Interior, and Terrebonne.
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~lNGKY, ANDREW-G roccr, opposite the
" Ferries, Donaldsonvillc, La.
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crepiduns.
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COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

~
The stock market, during the past week has been
considerably sgitated, and prices Throughout have
been In very feverish state Several Of the fsnci.s
have been more active than usual. and In some In
stances advance has been realised There spp.srs
10 be, however, about the whole movement mystery
calculated TO deter all but those engaged Ia
and connected with IT, from having anything to do with
the bubble The present state Of thing, the hsrbipger
Of evil and II will be setn before the lapse Of many
days, that our predictions nearer contamination
than has teen generally inssined That the market is
IN most unnatural state every one mus, admit that
the slight advance realized Of the worst fanoies
in the LET, is not only purely srtsoia but has been
forced BY most extraordinary means equally true
and even the parties opsrstipg apparently with 90
much deportation ere fearful that The crash that win
crush them will come before they have drawn other
victims into the vortex, that must svsllov up all
within its circle.
For th. purpose Of showing how the fancy stock
market stands Il Is necessary 10 give history Of the
operstopof certain houses In the street which led
the suspension Of enc Of the composing the
combination. About six months since, three Of the
largest and supposed be at the time the strou
house. In the street commenced buying Harlem Erie
Norwich and Worcester, and other fancy railroad
stocks the effect Of which put prices mp two or
three per cent. Purchases made buyers aud sell
lers option long time and short time for cash or any
way to suit confident these parties Of creating
an enormous imitation. Contracts for an Immense
amount Of all these fsncies made ct 60 81 Ter
Harlem; 90 o. for Erie dividend OF; and ss 20 for
Norwich and Worcester, With dividend In view pro.
vides the company could sell bonds enough to pay t
Soon after these bull speculsters got ell the stock and
al the contracts 70 deliver That thsy could carry prices
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prooHIYn CIV In,elI,se.ee.

Tp Casr % Daiv.-on saturday, the counsel In this
heard before the Coroner and the prisoner
held 70 bail In the sum Of 81, 900 for trial He vas
bsiled before Judge Greenwood to appear and answer
any Indictment which may be found sgsnsthim.
RsIrr.-on Tuesday evening next, the citizens Of
Brooklyn will hold public meeting at the City Hall
TO take into confederation the best means 10 afford
comfort and relief those who left In need Of con
soson and pecunsry aid by the late awful explosions
In Hague street Committees appointed At ward meet
ings In the city have already raised considerable sums
and dispensed relief 70 many Of the destitute Liberal
collections we're TAKEN up yesterday 10 several q the
churches and Efforts making 20 rsise SUFFICIENT for
their wants The ladies Of Brook Ign are alec making
peysrsticns for fair the proceeds Of which to be
devoted 10 the same purpose.
THr MuIrARr FUNrRsL.-The funeral Of Mr.. James
Granger Of the victims Of the explosion In Hague
street took place yesterday afternoon At two o'clock
snd vas attended BY large concourse Of people The
gold Horte Guards Brooklyn Light Guards Franklin
Guards Union Bluee and fret company Of Continental
Guards, escorted the body Of the deceased from his
late residence In Concord street jay TO Green
wood Cemetery The streets through which the pro-
cesion passed throDsed with Thousands of spscts
uniform which he were, ~ member Of the Brooklyn
Brass Band when on military parade. The members
q the band Of which he member ofciatsd psiI-
bearers.
DfsrH or Lfrrr. THosAs sLosS.- Yesterday after
noon, a. nve clock, this gallant officer died 1T the
Naval Hospital u y but short time since he re-
turned from cruise In the figste United States He
entered the Usited States marine corps In 1854 and
served with dsn guished bravery throughout the ne
been On the African station where he probably con
tfsced the disease Of ubich he has did HE funeral
viz probably take place this afternoon. lie has long
been vel and favorsbly knovn In this city.
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OUR SPECIAL TELEoRApHc CORRESPONDENCE.

OUR SPECIAL TELEoRAPHIc CORRESPONDENCE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, 1850.
Cabinet councils held Sunday, to be presumed
to relate to important matters The held to-day,
II is rumored has been In relation to special message
to Congress- for the admission Of California into the
Union.
MIR. Beale, democratic member from Virginia, has
written letter to his constituents denounoing the
Nashville Convention, and the pursued BY the
Southern ultras. 1t has created much excitement In
the Southern ranks.
The treaty sent OF to Boston for transmission by the
steamer, is only protocol we believe
IL is expected that Mr.. Berrien will address the Sc
nate morrow in opposition to the Of Mr.
Cas- the subject Of the suspension Of diplomatic in
tercourse with Austria.
IL is rumored that Senators Foote and Butler WILL to-
morrow, open their batteries upon General Houston.
Southern members say that his speech comedies too
much to the North.
General Houston viii, probably start Q visit to
Texas some time during the present week.
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TELEGRAPHE INTELLIGENCE.
>>~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~co~~~
ADDITIONAL EUROPEAN NEWS
BROUGHT BY THE
STEAMSHIP EUROPA, AT HALIFAX.

Through the medium of Bain's Merchants Tele-
graph, we are enabled to present the following
additional intelligence from Europe
HALIFAX TELEGRAPH OFFIcE,
Saturday, February 9th 1869.
The Europe experienced heavy head Winds during
most Of her passage.
England.
GREAT SALE OF COTTON.
On the 18th ult up to the departure Of the Europa
the sales Of cotton were over six thousand bales.
THE INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS.
large meeting was held In London on the 18th
January relative to the proposed exhibition OF the
industry Of ell nations The sum of twelve thousand
pounds was subscribed and enthusiastic speeches
made by Lord John Russell and others.
THE PARLIAMENT.
10 decided that the Queen viii not open Parliament
in person.
Russia and Turkey.
TERMS OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT FURTHER PRoTEc-
TON TO THE REFUGEES.
complete reconciliation Is said to have taken place
between Russia and Turkey-the latter having con.
sented that all those Polish subjects Of Russia who
concerned in the late Hungarian movement shall
be obliged to leave the Turkish dominions. similar
arrangement is the point Of being entered into be-
tween Austria and Turkey.
NAMES OF THE PRosCRIBKD.
The Russian Ast Of persons prescribed, contains the
Of General Benz and twelve others; that of Aus.
tria begins with Kossuth, and contains thirty.two
names. 1t is announced that Madame Kossuth has
Joined her husband she having escaped from Hungary
In the disguise of . mendicant.
ATTEMPT TO MURDER KossUTH.
The British Consul at Varns, has discovered da.
bolcal attempt instigstsd by the Austrian govern
ment, to murder Kossuth.
Passengers per steam ship Europa.
IoR NEW YoRK--nr and Mrs Coates, Mr. and Mrs
Palmer Mr. and Mrs hutchinson Mr. and Mrs Popp Mr. and
Mrs saer Misses FELIX'S and Winter Rev Mr. Mahan Nesrs
Master shsphsrd White Stevens 1.-THE latter with des
Burlew Bursey Of the late Capt Busley the packet
ship Hottnguerl West Sue. Roaler Brown. Dixon. Smith,
Locke Bullock Hume Leopold Warden, Simson, Cobra
Bsei Bainsridse Bliss Pierce Robnssn riahin watson
srchlano Fsfe Row Motley, Parrish. Hannegan, yaux
Hsggery, Fergus Polch Watson, Hastings Wilton, Ross
Thomps King Hllfan Cocker Lembshe Saunders Kane
unable to get the rest Of the passenger
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sNN~o~NNN0-NNNNNNNNNS
THE EEKLY HERACD

The steamship Empire City, Captain Wilson, will
leave this port to- afternoon for Chagres She
will take the mails and four hundred and fifty passen.
gers for California The Weekly Herald with the latest
all parts Of the world will be published at
nine s'eloek in the morning Single copies in wrap
rers sixpence Agents will please hand in their orders
taIlv
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QvorArross ron rnE rnrcPAL srecIs IN rnr Nsv
IoRK uARKET.
Sat. Mon Tss. Wed Tnp. Fri Ear

comparison OF prices current ct the close Of tho
market yesterday with those ruling at the close Of tho
previous week, exhibits an advance in Ohio es Of y
per cent Indiana SIS, Reading Railroad q; Harlem
IN stoninstoD, Ia Farmers Loan, e; Morris Canal,
y; Erie Bonds new, 2; and o decline In Hudser 4.
River Railroad Of 81 per cent.
The receipts q. the Custom House for duties from
the LIST to the 9th Instant both inclusive were a. an
nexsd;-
COMMERCE THE PoRr or Nrw YosK-porrs ON
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bath-to allow their cooks and servants rest on the
Sabbath, and in everything to practise the charity
and forbearance of the meek and lowly Jesus,
whose example they affect to initiate, more than
they do, and let the newsboys attend to their own
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Total receipts, sSsSes Balance In hands Of Assis-
ant Treasurer at the close Of business yesterday,
fsoTs4o II viii be seen BY the above table that tho
receipts so far In February have been limited unusually
20 for the season.
We have been looking over the last report OF
the Harlem Railroad Company, and have figured NJ.
the expenditures for operating the road for the ysare
ls4s and 1919. The result is most extraordinary
and requires some explanation from the manage
msnt We annex the reported srOss and net In
come, and q few items connected with the running
Expenses that viii open the eyes Of these interested
stockhoidsrs
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yhe European malls.

The Europa is due this morning, at this port,
with the European mails. If she arrives in time,
we shall publish the details of her news in our
evening editions at one and half past two O'Clock.
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THr EaursS Miit.-oving 10 the storm on sstur.
ssy night, the Boston papers Of Saturday Afternoon
sid not reach ps tn last evening.
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The British 8 teamer Falcon.

HALIFAX, Feb. Q, 1850.
Great fears entertained here for the safety of the
steamer Falcon now six days due At this port from
Newfoundland
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shipping IntsiIis ence.

There were no arrivals on Saturday, pm.
ClearedBarks Lowell Baltimore; Elk. Philadelphis
brig Mary h, do schs Sharon Baltimore Emma and Geo
Arrived 10thslp Concorda, Calcutta Oct s. Spoke Jan
lat a. Ion 81 sehr Lambert suydam, Of New York. for
Portland. for California
Ship Charles Carroll from Savannah 90th ult Saw 7th
Bark Sarah Snow Eorlesns 10th ult Saw 7th inst
80 70, Ion II, ship kensing.on, Of Nyork standing NE
BsIts Charles Williams Mobile 10Th ult; Union wrence
a.euSiiIs e,h ~, nan Dig Ssee SSrts rom
more; Acorn, Philadelphia.
seLr William Allen Prince Left Br brig
Jolnson for Nfork sehr Ceary, do. days. river for
do, schr II Thompson for Norfolk. bark Adams
Below Gen Taylor from N0rleals.
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500 Reward For One Dsllar-II,3 $40 Da-
gu.rreotyps taken by A. j. BEALs the past year.
The above paid TO producing OF his Patent
paguerreotype that faded Yes beautiful you
is Broadway between Maiden Lane snd Liberty street
Overeeats Certainly sofa for Cost. I'm Con-
sequence Of wishing make for Spring Coats Of
which are already store price superhne black cloth
dress and rock Goats made TO order fl6 the huss
SIS 70 Pants and vests equally good and cheap. q. ID.
CLARK, TIC William street.
Brsdy's National Collection or DaGuerrso-
types as and M Broadway Of Fulton street. stran
gers and oittens are respectfully invited call and exAn
The Hair Changed In an Instant-PhsIon.s
Magic Hair Dye color the hair whsfers moment
applied without injury the hair shin. IL
immediately without disturbing the color and bad
odor. IL 10 applied. or sold at PHALoNS 1877 BrosdvNy,
and BY e. L. fareet Ia Chesnut street. Phsdeiphis
Hair Dye.-Bstcheior's Liquid coIors tns
Me hair skin; Il washed frnmsdsty without dis
surhng the color ard has bad otor IL applied
wholesale and retail At BArcHELoRs Ws Tsstory ws1
street, Corr The sddrsss
wigs and Toupees.-Aaotnsr Medal bas
been awarded 20 Wa Bsehslor for the best wiss and Ton
$50, q, BATcHEioRs celebrated wig rsstcry, Ne. I
Wall street. He Keeps the largest aud best
he city. Copy the address.
Dr. Row ell, Oculist, Aurist, &C, attends 60
diseases Of the rye ard Far fre 70 four celok daily
wsr.s street. where sss b bad his popular Trsati.e
Rye and Ear Fountains. aud rrsas variety sf bssausl
Aruheiai kyss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-11

II has been ascsrained that the mail for the steamer
Niagara which failed to be put board Of that vessel
previous to her departure, the result Of mistake
on the part Of the special agent having the mails
charge.