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AaaIrs In UtIca Fatal Accident. &c.

UTICA, tiidAy April Is.
The citizens have called meeting at tue Court
horseo morrow evening u take measures FOR the safety
o. ne city, ant TO organize Fire Department fhs will
enrsgelhe ole hrensu. anu msy create an outbreak.
man on the emigrant rs.n last night had hts head
hooked of By coming IL with bridge this .iie
OF Rome
Charles mcOonough was this morning knocked OF a
sdeer fore forty feet IN hi sh' which he stand
rg oy runaway team, and wss 50 badly hurt that he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
Died.

Dieos
Drovvred Feb II on board OF schooner Buens Dea- A.
the entrance OF HUMBOLDT Bay, Mr.. Abraham Rector o
h O Ious Bar Ypbs River Feb 25 OF Inflammation OF
lie boWels Philip o. Peasey OF Iowa Asitis Dot Eno W
10 bat part OF the the deceased belonged any one
who may been acquainted with bis iAmuy ouG co
fer great favor by dropping In to James b. "u'Ou'
N IL Esy.7fe, on Sunday night OF spopexy, John NJ
on We65ssdsy at the residence OF 2 H. Green, ESD
Charlotte dsug her Of Cspt David aud u b. Lansing
On board The steamer Antelope March 9Th Mr. d. B.
Harris aged a.. met chant from Ohio -, A. 49,.
EiIzsbeth FaSker wife Of Rev S. Michael Fsckler, 10
The 10Th year Of age The deceased was The da1gnei
Episcopal Church Portland, o egOn: ,-,., p
Al Lopg Bar, Yuba Rive March l.t, Mr. Patrick r.
In Portland. Oregon Ian. p after short illness Of four
Esh ADd'oSs s 5 o S9o1t Sr6 ySc s6f
wiki stock Of gOocs-Rnd had just commenced the
Ofcon,vmpio1 on he oh Ssy OF January last at the
houIe jesse enoerson. rear La Fayee, In Yam Hill
County Oregon Joseph g. Van Weeter, in the Sh year
In ssh TrsEcisco March H. the California Exchange.
ofan Apo ectic IT. Edward Hosre, formerly OF Mobile
In Sacramento, on The lth inst eDe Rebeccs osugnISr
OF NJ. Jay and James Howard aged years Gaena' lie
lLois, paper pesse copy A..
Msrch 81 Gullot New London, 80.
4-LawreDce Blss Massachusetts. g.
4 Henry Cheduck
4-Dsnel Mccoy.
f-BaILey DeVlno
4-LeoDercino Yebes Boston 81.
5-ThOmes Wagner Ireland Is.
5-ChMles Abbott England 50.
5-P Re land ireland, IS.
eliza MontSndan, Switzerland, SO.
7-ChRrlotIe L. Lansing. years and months.
Jacob V. Wallace, Illinois, a..
7-RichsTd Thompson England, 81.
Margaret 3 McPhGn, Valparaiso, p
9-M Despsries, France, IS.
e-H. B. Harris, Ohio 49,
q--Jsgues Ranst, Frsuce, 50.
ID a. Larsen, Amsterdam, S5
lG-Richsrd Grshtm. Sydney, &c.
le-Pedro C0Ielo Chile. e.
To- William Cooper, TeIss, q.
ll-Nicor Bocquout, Antwerp, =.
Il-JOhn Allen, Michigan, IS
I2-D8vd Lock wOOd, New York, -.
lS--GeOige Young, Boston %.
Sacramento Mott atty Report for ne meek ending Ntrcb
Diauh1a dysenlery. ,; liver complaint /; infamms-
ton on the brain. ! ; apOpeXy, l. TOtal,6
March 3-W. Holland, %, Missouri.
S-SAlvedtT Salafsr, Mexico.
7-LOreu Sins. q, Newfel5 Ne.
&c. Lockwood. ~, Stamford, c..
9-R0birs0u, w Known
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DoipKs of the LeRiAInture.

Since the postponement Of the election OF L. 8.
Senator, Legislature hss so1e TO work IN apparent
coed and have introduced OF passed some vey
good bills Ore especially worthy n notice Ia M Hey
ceLfeldfs, upon Conn SchOo, System, which seems
meet with very general appreciation, and Is We dick
ceterveoly.
The Legislature has stO passed 80 act to hold special
tenn OF The District Court IL SOAnO County for the pur
yose OF trying hcCsley. who IL accused OF having mur
oered Jucg re Seus II hsE also prohibited the sale OF lot
,ery uckes and hiss Appropriated $50 GEO snd upwardt
'9r The pay Of persons engaged In military operations
esns The Indians They have also exempted this city
from The county ASSESSING and cOecHoR OF t8IeI This
act hss, however been vetoed b. the Governor Macy
tOrs have been made TO the city OF San Ffan
cisco the States interest IN The water loS OF this
lace, but as yet bill nai tec0me sv. The House
refused suspend ell further criminal proceedings against
charles Robinson member OF that body, and other c'
fzeps o. Sacramento, by vote OF u ayes and ID noes
The charges against rim r consprecy and murder In
The sscrtu Squstlsr troubles 40 act has hee passed
authorize the Treasurer 10 negotiate loan Of S1tOO
But he has been unable 20 obtain t2e loan.
The subject Of the Foreign Miners Tax ACT OF the at
Iepitsture hiss excited attention large SUD en-
tusssuc meeting sgsinsI II hss b. en- holden IN sioctton
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The Storm mt Lewes, Del.

LEwES, Del, Friday, April lS-A. NJ.
The storm has subsidized, and all the vessels at
the BreskwAer have rode The gale In safety tn )ugl
still detained by unfsvo rAbs winds The schooner Mary
Adellne. from Snow Hill for Ns~YOrk, with cWEo OF
corn put into The Break water with loss OF orenast
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The Erie Road.

GOSHEN N. Y, Friday April l8.
The Erie Express Train left SufIerns Shis even
ing with 252 passengers. bound west. The Wsy Train
which lef New-YoIk few minutes before The Express
was esO crowded.
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Heavy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fears of Damage
TO the Canal.

UTICA, Friday April IS.
A heavy slide OF the canal bank one mile west
ofOrskaDy has taken place. Fears entertained OF
aIge bfesk n lie canal AID al Is being done that be
70 prevent H.
The in the canal this place 10 feet below
high water mark, and loaded boats Cannot pass
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Archbishop EccIestOn-Thc Kent Comfy
llussucEe. 90

BALTlMOREI dday, April To.
A dispatch has Just been received announcing
that Archbishop Ecceson s worse and his recovery per-
ecly hopeless His hrost tad that he has parIsken
Of no food for several weeks
Drumnond one Of thu parties arrested for the Kent Co
massacre hss made nun confession, and five parties TN
pHcasd have been arrested The ssle object plumber
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InEl Dorado County, q. the Oak Valley House on
Tuesoay evening, March H. By Rev W I. Oliver. ".
Henry Crook forerly Of Mississippi TO Miss martns
Morgan former OF lows
Msrch g. by ~ Shepherd justice OF TIE rear, - o1'
seur Eussche MerouK 10 Asdemoselle EuJnie DLmon''
both Of Stockton g., nj. -.
FEB o. by Rev Mr.. Wilson, Mr.. Ns'hsniel furay 10
kiis Margaret Fsrbow, both Of Msrysvine NJ,
March 1 at 0usrds Rancho By Justice ~ L. WNu,
Mr. A B. Light Of san Joaquin County, 10 Miss Almeda
Ogle formerly Of missouri $500 a.. -,sa,..
On The 24lh ult Rev J. u Wilbur, At the reslaence
Of Mr. Balcrow in Oregon, Mr. fhomss Tsenune 70 mf''
Alres Murphy. $500 ., 49, rrL,,-
on he so MI by Rev :. w. Wilbut hr horrs Ihon'
"A TO Mrs Lane Sn0wden all Of Portland, oregon
On The lab February, by Rev Johnson M ns.'1S"
Oregon. ,,,,,,, t.r, y1yir,,ia
on The 5h February. by p. r. WiliamI' Adam Winpis
10 Mar Allen both Of Tualatn Oregon The brde 10 ID
Ter '3lh year. ,,r n. W., r..
On the 18th February al the reIidencao OF DR. W m "a
nee Portland, Ore gOn by Rev. b H. WlDuri M oeuOH
Murray 10 Niles Hisnths Csples
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Jeuny Lind in Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. Friday, April II.
The receipts at the Concert given in this city
last evening by Mad'e Jenny Lind amounted ABOUT
$500 TIE excitement is siiii very high.
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whig Caucus mt Albany, &c.


AT the Wing caucus last evening great uu-
sniniiy snd good feeling prevailed A COMMITTEES ~as
appointed 10 dram address, which will be sab ned
tonight There diversity Of opinion the
subject.
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Death Of an Old Citizen.

ALBANY, Friday, April l8.
Rensselaer, Westero, an aged aud respected
czen OF ibis place AID half brother Of The late PATRON,
died last evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

ISLANDER AND THE DRAGoS.-We are pleased
to learn that the frat edition of Salsnder is near
ly exhausted, and that the publisher is now pre-
pairing a second Every one should read this
beautiful Aegory, for while the story cannot fail
10 interest them, the moral truths so impressyely
inculcated must improve and elevate the mind.
IRISH VoLUsrEERs-.NEw REGIMESr.-.The
new or 9th Regiment, to be composed OF " Irish
Volunteers will shortly be mustered into line
by zen. Ewing, to whose Brigade in this City
they are to be attached TIE companies are form
ing rapidly, and clothing up in neat fatigue uni
form, 80 as to be ready for their first regimenta
drill parade on the lth Of July next.
DoDGE-Not Robert, the friend Of Taper, but
OssIAN E., the vocalist and the wit, the man of
the S625 ticket. Dodge called upon as yesterday,
and it is but due to him to say that he is hand
somer man than the published fulllength portal.
Of him. he has face which we should think
would be irresistible in a comic song. He sings
in Tripler Hall on Tuesday evening the Goth.
n The letter bags of the Express Mails for
Cslifornia, with nine days later news, by steamer
Il OOIhuO VIII COeC a. ~ Vile AN9S~o~
% cents. Single newspapers five cents or 50 a
hundred. This mail will arrive in California by
the same steamship as the United States mails
which left New.York on the llth inst. Berford
& Co., No. AstOr House.
WALLACEs COscERT.-The Concert OF w.
VINCENT WALLACE comes like an oasis in the
waste intervening between the close Of the Ope
r, and the commencement of Jenny Liad's Con-
certs. Wallace will appear before u in the triple
character of a composer, violinis. and pianist,
in each Of which, alone, he might secure enough
fame to satisfy most men. His programme for
Tuesday night il well chosen, containing, among
other choice pieces that delicious revery entitled
"Music under the Trees" and bis famous " Polka
de Concert" one Of the few polkas which nave
melody as well as rhythm. Mad BvcHELLE'
pupil of Garcia and fine contralto SINGER wiz
also appear for the first time. Mr. Arau'son VIII
sing Srakosch's charming tenor ana from uio.
ranna; and what with Hofmans piano'ing, and
spOhr's piece, and Loders overture, it will be
most ,elect and satisfying entertainment
~ TIE funeral of Edwin J. Mercer Will take
n,'rs aou bs ate residence % Ann Eai nassaa
sts his aneruoon Al oeoct
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HYMN TO LmERTY.-Mr. G. H. CURTIS will
give lis cantaia ELEUTHERIA on Friday evening next
April % a. the Apollo Rooms sustained by select and
Efficient Chorus, and the following emnent yoesisn hr'
L. A. Jones' MiIs julia Wheelocf Mr.. J. A. JOHNSON and
Mr. Z. II. Nasb, together with the fsyor1e Gee Asoca-
toD MessrG. Smith, Warner, Camp and Bel-Ihs whole
under the direction Of Mr.. G. T. Bnftow.
This csntaA was received with much favor about Two
years since The author OF the nbrelto, Horano Stone
Esq., has embodied IN he text, in few words, the most
prominent events IN the worlds history concerning the
sacred cause Of Civil and Religious Liberty tnA'
does not ose any of interest Is The world grows oioer
z The Lecture at the Church Of the Holy
Prophets the Society Library Broadway and Leonard
o., will be delivered Sunday evening, at y O'CLOCK oy
Rev. Professor Samuel Roosevelt Johnston, D. D. Sea"
free.
SAILING OF srEANERs.-To-dAy three steamers
sal from IhI port-hs Washington Tor Southampton ana
Bremen tie Alabama for Savannah, and ri Dorsdo or
Chsgres
ADVERTISEMENT We are requested 20 cal
attention to the advertisement Of Bsdeanf Boarding
School for Boys a. raTytoWn, in this mornings Ioane
We do 90 with pleasure - we hnoWhs u" ne PsSe
for boys Tie gentlemen refsrrsd TO- By permission are
iufheieni recommendation.
II Rev. c. J. WARES, Secretary OF the Ma
rorA Temperance Society VIII preach sermon on Tenn
psrsnes TIE Seventh Presbyterian Churea Kew Dr. hs
SEQ g. corner OF Brooms ard R!dgs sI tomorrow eYea
log, Sabbath. April t. q " o'clock.
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The Trouble In Dickinson College.

CARLISLE, Friday, April 49,
The difficulties in the Dickinson College are all
happily and honorably settled The suspended ard die
misied students were restored upon paper being pro-
sened to the faculty 81 the instance OF Hon James Blu
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There was good demand for COTTON, which
rst.s Of oo b,'s,Pre'' aotwitha ding we're .oTs
the transactions establish dsclns Of &c
tg,st POINT Sales made 9; II sad 90 bs commoa
quality.
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rent Pre-, Jor Liverpool Clanvfcaton.

Geod sad Gps ........ nom nom
FLOURAsD ssood degree Of sfnn''. ah. mar
h, Tor Western .nd lSqa Tor srpot
ard 5snabd foi o., The hons Esd Es'tsfa 10
uard AR and prcss ara very gaioim Ne" Oh''n. aust
,ne 80 bbl. NAY delivery ct - 90 Al u close thss
",sf e By e. ~ a. a. % NJ .as!sa " 50 Tor es@
sld ,,nt stats - sh 81. of hehEsa add iaa.a.,
Sre.ss IS 5 81 OHIO and s. s03o 50 for Eru.
I'D he West ade ia pat az for co.. - sssS
as Fndsn ksbu county $685. k r CON moo 10 gsd
a. g o. FsSS r.! ~ :, g 7ss sS;s x.I
Sale. Of 100 sbs Jsr,eJ % ok ami 80 Se Brandy
GRAIN IA. ssmasd for Wheat par, Oat oi,ss
See. CISCO BUSHES It III a7sIc for connoa good aver
Bnsy se o. 100 bushels eo~non At 81 10 cors ess
influenced ~ the favorable ADVICE. BY the steamer tbs suPpys
ht demand Tor the honstrads aaf good sqsT
81 utDret Tie s,s. % ne 'Po. ar. 3 eushs, s,,as
Whit. sns moen -sn,sd To erys sons 30 90 eu'hs
Jgne July oss Ices f ase cs Sales Of Eorhs $50
wHJsKY-. msrt., r. her batter Sac, Of 100 bs, Pa,ss
use az y..g At Ac Drsts' a. ., and ?ue'. non,ah
m P,. ss., s, oe coo ss s I,E 70, -. ... az
Sh 81 ' Of az, Ell ;I'5 for sss a s' So
.f to pm. OHIO :. 81 5os5 % Pe..d ,:y &C..
Dds and ie part steam r.ra.sd for good ard t. toss
exc. But;sr acu's, bat prices sHs nonHA
HzT-1h. uu4a = steady With sales Of 300 S''' S'SS"v
aipIs-Ar. qa., Tier. ,fnyk d.rax As A.s
three Tee -. 40 re e,,a; w 1' T..a.
eshI R B,e6.s y battle ss ~ esati 100 Psts
CabeIos. - ibs stlI e. mos. . -. -.-.,- -. -.
LTITBER-Ttsrs ioer,s,.e dsm:nd rsmarsass . tv
Son. srn a'ee -ho ar. buypy heavy weights q
I, - st hg5g, and stof1s hATs pts.sats<
- .s,,~ss FOR ths lat fs- days. Prcss STEADY.
SAVA sTOREHavs bssn sclys for the ast lev days. ou
IN. stof asrsd much 9Th uansecons 300 sss ssscs1
Tar ,oesyrsl an; so ees Wnmgtsa ,ne eeeno, ns
.,s 7sf 81 800 boIs ROUgh TurpentEs 81 a. snd 100
t SPIN T.rsrtns a. 81 c Which st'sce-, 3s vss aAss
b. hote The css. Tie marie; strong there beg
Efsai demand Tor slipping 70 Loosoo ,.,.,.
ALE-OpbE tLs kSh Of Barley aEd hops Seee hns
y than or past BY s. 10 IS ssse
city have bssa con2slss % al
81 for Amber, sst ~ g of Pas Rbs
GHOCERIEs-EIhbf active esmsos fer szgsrs sn1 70
the z four dsys na prevented
ss, kooe sssness has been tong lsO sbds ssr ons.
sus.f =, 4t1tC; Gaia nl'co's3o, se0os % rr 49,
~ bTs Blown sod si707A Prices sho~ "a s1Fsos
osrt realized Lousass are led hfmg a. ihs ra 81 80
40 . hoasss. active and pFcs oloj any
od a. ssih 81 tine Ihs s.ock 81
80 md, sold 9ssc csresras o. - .af
- a. has bssu refused -hich he'd al 9o 20
prcss are rsit e etoopss 20 bass sr't1 cod - -
Y Dou nso q asi .....,1ssk
OI-Ilsse.d npIovHs Ss,sfs. -, s.s tssIei,s 81
.1S s.T7sfsc
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Markets....SAvANNAH, April 10.
Markets.

Our CoTTON market continues dull with sales
Of ,a $50 bales No change prices since the Anci
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CITY ITEMS.

~ The ALLEGHASIANs give their eighteenth
Concert at Hope Chapel this evening. They
promise several new Songs and Quartettes Of ex.
cellert quality. Miss Goodenow will sing Ben
Bolt " Oh, am a merry Sailor Lad" and other
popular songs
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F1REs-The premises Of Abel 8. Smith, No
75 Bowsry we're slightly damaged BY IRE 81 o'clock yesterday
f1orng
FIRE brcks Tarsday At tie house OF Mrs smith
No. b1bsrry,. Her lt. boy playing With boz Of
matches sy gnsd Ere 20 the bed The Police
rsrs immediately caI.d put ont he 10. DInsgs inang
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., April /

The European sdvices per Africa had quite an
-rug effect usks and 800 bales sold mproV
~ lrc... Modelling closed ~ lC
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Memoranda.

Per Steamer TsunesseeLs Panama Feb pm The New
orleans Auteess day. The propsl9r
Isnan, from Yoi Ut sand, aud
lnCOrn their down respectively - ds On the 18th
Afivsd at On tn. I'D and . aiu on tn. 95d at An
On the 2h u a3 AN passed stmr steering ST. supposed to
sgsnsOAm Feb2 Henry Wilhelm s,s.rsgs passenger ed
congestion OF the on Encountered gale OF wind from Polt
stpAmercsn Packet Laur with 90 passengers Tor csloms
cut oat Of tie harbr of Casala ouh the ice on TIE 10Th
Per New ors,n-L-ts Acapulco FEB 2h steamer Antelope.
Per John BrousrFeb 9b, at2s 80 n lon 3] W. fell with
reef ro' lao Gown on he chats distant rom Cope aad s lad
W miles West It's Of abor thee0urhs of mile n 9Th
and break the East Seniy feet hugh
Per Ohio Passed steamer Commodore hence
dsy. at6Pm % at40 ng SHIRE Wnd fresh from n
lie govern Inv ncb which habor this day.
&, Ga ,e also islands the Gull Of California under tbs d.
Of Lieut. Derby Prom What We have been abs 70 an hs
channel % he Cealo vs narrow ana 9r any YES,
. excepting fa bottom steamer The current runs very ap1
.urv,t vi doubts. so,r b. mat. Known.
Tssaul McFaiAld-sotr h'y flaoe ani Brrs's heandsf
Per c'r.sp.As Of lie mouth Tie gnPqaa R YER sA INST
big Kst -s h.rce bound n c'psn sex of ever iad asu-
Ieitbrg nj elan osdns ts p with piles brig Cas1 Curtis
ne for hrs os. her v nd and dtsd on to tho south spit
l.s ss became TOTAL wreck hands saved. seaman named
Fr. s III srbosrt from The Capacity ucss bar
% far a. SAINTS Cru where ste Thur,day asst
Tie Columbia yey heavy weather. aud a. s Ga
nPte hours On the 7t as obr'se steamer 70 ne
dartnal sailed Ter III port 7h INST B' fsnd7on and 0ts
Psr r. h Lett Al Tahiti FEB D. vh,. ship Smrod Of
Fsuucl It, so bbs OIL bound home whale ship Rim5e OF
Nuucs,t 700 bbs sP'rm bound home 9nS Jans hsr,sy
ttnre srrysd Tan 81 AID lad again or ths
fort also hs Fsssck and George Washington, - SAL about
iHh February.
The eusrs hours only her pssags hsaceto
Hlubo The return trip On the passage ouns
nan named John Suf0fi attempted 90 commit suicide BY cutting
Do ihr,at ph psrsufs; he intoxicated At tho tine A1ot
ps.sf ger rau,d smith had bis Ut ha1i boTa Of y The &C
dhsrs q botts Eln on Irndst Bay Btgs ssta
Em and Susan wsrdTsi were a. Humboldt Bay load
pies FOR tbs port
HeEOLULU-Arr Jsn 80 brig David Hensnaw, ksen io san
sfk ssrebH Psnslops
Racisce, d. Fr ship Archie Alliance Caza co. ship homs
Of Gu % zen goaa hsais San Frsucsco a LAaaa Cd
80 sch Betty Rohn Tahri VI bark Brama Buit',
Bedford 3st Br Dls calisro Isyo sydney FEB J.
0f Gulrae Bayafd Tahiti 49,,
Oregon Acapulco, Feb Ssh to sal
r.ucsy.
PEI Cor oaors Pfsb-Ls.t Hun boot Bay % the 9TH n
5rg snsn Wardrs 70 sail for this port on the I'm Brig Eny
FsrtI Nssts waiting Ga Monday a. cay
DID passed steamer Gen Warren OF Care dent-cno
aPArAMsA a. bark Blake Br Evelard 100 % IN NsW
lort 77 brig Won Gsgern Pr1s) Atonoug 1874 q IN
Nv 7s'h Ksn,rgton Barter 2i Dc I'm do p Asut
ReEs d. Francsco, Adrian, Scott - Dc IN co. bg
CAn Watson ~ Is I'm DO 100 psss-ngsfs Cesr7d March 81
.'sau,p R'pubic Hudson san Francisco BARR Fhon Jewell
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hs.s,s.g was 10 be held on Thursday morning 10 take
seOo sfs esAin the perpetrators Of this horrid deed
may S.y 90 discovered, the people viii cum.
be ooss,.o 90 tnSm without delay No panshment can
'o' Tie villains who committed The act
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nInrk,ts. .CAagFvLLy REroarED roe raE T.Isus..

FABAf, ApnlA
AsHBsThe mast unchanged and 4gist Gales VI - sb q
50 Tor Pots and 50 rs for Pearls
COTTON-The market has besn opened The d The
Steamers The sas, reported 90 bass yss,sss
prc-sdsasrs waiting thu ssct Of the tbs
South efn msItet
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xcH LAW STILL IN FORCl
,,.,k.,.. narrinxes, Deaths, shipping, &c

MINING PROSPECT GOOD.
Democratic banner., 1851-07-09
Great Extravaganza.

Have just received and am now opening q new
L and splendid assortment of FURNITURE,
composed of Dress and plain Mahogany and Wal.
nut front Bureaus; low post and teaster Bedste Ids.
cane seat, French and common Chairs, Work
Stands, Wash Stands and Candle Stands, Lounges
and Mattresses, Presses, Rocking Chairs, Cribs,
and other articles too tedious TO mention, which
will sell cheaper than Furniture ever has been
Sold In this place at regular business.
Please call al the old stand of Brice,& Young,
IN Barslett's Row, on Georgia street, and Judge
tor yourselves. Leave your credit at home, and
bring your money or produce, and / vii! insure
you a bargain.
Old furniture repaired Oh reasonable terms. or
new made to order. ]. YOUNG.
Louisiana, Nov. 18th, Is50.-Iy.
ID Collins made at the shortes notice. and
On reasonable terms, bv J. YOUNG.
Democratic banner., 1851-07-09
Magce's i.inimcnt.

N Offering this valuable preparation 10 u.
L publicly the undersigned IS well aware Thai
he wall have To encounter not only . strong pre-.
JUDGE against all patent or 'univer.sl" medi.
but that his Liniment will have TO come
IN competition with many valuable and logger
preparations. But he l%earles sly en.
tiers the lists of these who are engaged in pre-
pairing remedies for the ills Of human life, with
the confident belief that nothing but a fair trial
l. wanting 10 convince every unprecedented mind.
that his Imminent has no superior, if on equal,
fer The cure Of lie various diseases for which he
recommends it. lie has been for several wears
engaged III the preparation Of this valuable med
and in administering il 10 lis afflicted
neighbors and friends, but not until recently, and
alter rrany solicitations finn those WHO have
tried lis efficacy in the alienation and cire of
ailiHions, has Tie proprietor benin
duced 10 prepare i. for extensive sale and use
amnng mankind. He has no patent for the in.
bnt wouiG caution those who would Wish
10 be benefited by it, to purchase none lnt thai
is properly attested as genuine, which
will be in all eases, accompanied by the writtenI
Oft subscriber. From the flatierirpl
formed Of ii by many persons, ills pref
has been styled
MAGEE'S LINIMENT OF LIFE.
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NOTICE.
8

KENNEDY & CO..
4 RE now in receipt of the largest, finest
~ most fashionable and best stock oil Clocks
Watches, Jewelry, Per!umeries. &c. &C., evei
in Louisiana. Also, Confectionarie
fine Chewing Tobacco and Cigars, end a variety
of other doings. TOO numerous 10 notice, which
they will sell VERY CHEAP for cash, or in ex-
chang for old gold and silver or even Cali!ornia
dust. KENNEDY & co.
Louisiana, Dec. 9Th, 1850.
N. B. They have also lot Of Cheap Jewelry,
sucf. as is sometimes kept in Dry Goods Stores,
wi..ch they viii give away, if they don't sell
cheaper iEan airy others. 3m
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IL livery Stable,

Go QuicA--COnne Quick!--Great Redue.
ton or Prices!
THE undersigned begs leave to return his &C.
= acknowledgements to the good citizens of this
CITY, and the public at large, for their liberal pat
!ronae e during the lasithree years, aud also TO ten
der his saddle horses, hacks, busgies, and person
Iai SERVICES, as well as the services of other expe
rienced drivers, to convey passengers to and from
TO and from the following places are asfollews:
To Bowling Green so cents.
To Noix Greek church, 90 do
To Buffalo church, or Springs, 90 do
Other conveyanees and distances on The mos
reasonable terms. II. W. ]. WOOTTEN.
June 18th, IS50,-tf