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are on hand By the tesoas wailing of the widow
and he helpless OF the orphan o; b. IN stete
of MUD 10 discharge. with intelligence and composure the
drt'es which belong to u here.
Let us then, Mr. President bowling In all humility of spirit
beneath his stroke OF ase and mysterious Providence
discard from mind, for the cares aHd ments
tory esou mpressvy read the vents OF yester
day that In the midst of life death. With This
the eternal well temporal sib;es under which
all the duties Of both public and private life are 10 be perform
ed Let the deep Of common calamity and tual al
Fiction unite closely by the re. OF brotherhood and
evil spt akug and wien we come together again unir
These Christening Influences we shall all FEEL trust how
nue. better patriots for icing better hrlstians
Resolutions expressive Of their deep sense of
sympathy and bereavement, of similar form and
provisions to those Of the House, were adopted
The JOINT Committee, appointed to make the
necessary arrangements concerning the funeral
and the attendance of both Houses thereon, con.
slst, on the part of the HOUSE, of Messrs. Hop
KINs, ADAMS, G.. ]. ISGERsoLL, BARNARD and
CAVE JOHNSON; and Of the SENATE, of Messrs.
RIvEs, ARCHER, KING, WOODBURY. and BAYARD
Both Houses ad journed to Monday.
In reference to this melancholy disaster, no.
thing Of Importance has transpired which was
not referred to in my P. S. of last evening.
None are ascertained to be killed except the SIX
mentioned; nor is but one "a sailor deemed to
be fatally wounded.
The bodies of the deceased were brought to
the city to-day, and conveyed in six hearses to
the Presidents mansion, attended by large pro-
cession Of citizens. The funeral arrangements
are not yet perfected. The obsequies will pro-
badly take place on Saturday.
Hon JOHN NELSON, Attorney General is op-
pointed by the President, ad interim, Secretary
of State; and Com. WARRINGTON, Chief of the
Bureau Of Yards and Docks, Secretary Of the
Navy. General Orders are issued putting these
departments and the department of War in
mourning, and for rendering the appropriate hon
ors to the memory of hedstinguished Secretaries
and officers
A deep gloom rests upon the minds of all.
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py This Mornings Mail.
Affairs at Washington.

.spect Of Affairs AT w ashih ssoh.
ac,n;tal remains shrouded in the profound
Nv I'm The Departments arc all closed, and
s main so until the funeral ceremonies, which
WI "a ..kc place today; Congress has adjourn
.. ~ will only meet before the funeral to con-
e0' a,essures for attending in body that
oa' .aa,, ceremony. The Mayor has issued his
n'D. .smation recommending that all business be
pe ,...,v closed today, and the military are all
s', ,..a ant to mingle with the citizens and swell
a's. n,ocession. We could easily fill whole
w w. If our paper with the various orders and
F...dinos which mark the honors that The liv-
10 having to the dead: but such reiterations
~ ..,et;tions could scarcely be anything but
rS....s;nc to our readers, and we content our
Nth simple record Of the official and
w., movements Of the most considerable I'M
,utance' g a.. A.. 1T.
-. brought up TO Washington on steamboat
W. .s.fnast one o'clock on Thursday. The Mad
;sonian says:
n,
ne of Upshur, Gilmer, kennon, Maxey and
Gs,d and followed by long train of car,
o e.rss citizens on horseback and on foot, passed
a' Silence along the avenue, and proceeded to the
n.-.neyr,s mansion. The collins were taken
,be East Room, and laid frames placed in
NV NV .entre, arranged according to the rank of the
deceased ST.. IL,
.,aost overwhelmed with grief, remained few
sI surrounded by the survivors Of his Cab
: :n., and numerous body Of citizens, to receive
Is several Committees, Congressional and others,
s to wait upon him, and the report Of
H.. l Committee Of investigation that had remain
"a IN board the Princeton after the sad occur
ssnce and then retired to his private room.
The Committee of Congress appointed sub
committee to meet a Committee on the part of
,be Executive, at the Presidents House, at 5
o'clock, to arrange programme of the funeral
ceremonies
Acommittee had been appointed to take charge
n the Princeton and to institute investigations
;nto the cause of the accident, who have made a
,eport completely generating Captain Stock
I'm and hs officers and men from the slightest
blame. 1t seems from the testimony Of Lieut..
Hunt, of the Princeton, that the gun when it
exploded, was loaded with twenty-five pounds Of
powder and single-shotted, and that it had fire.
ouently before been discharged with thirty and
thnty.6ve pounds, and once at New-YoTk with
ihy.nne.
The reports regarding the death Of Capt. Stock
ton, which were current in the city yesterday, ap-
pear, we are happy to state, to be entirely with
out foundation. No mention Of such event is
made in the Washington papers of yesterday, or
in our letters written Thursday night; and fur
sher, we learn that private letter has been re-
ceiyed in town containing assurances that Capt.
S. was doing well, and that no danger was to DC
anticipated
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Things In Philadelphia.

Correspondence Of the Nsw-YoIk Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, March l-P M
Honor WHOM Honor DuE.'-At a meet
ing Of the Philadelphia National Clay Club held yesterday
receipt Of the painful intelligence from Washington
the following resolutions offered by Mr. Alexander H. Free
man. unanimously adopted:
Resolved That we heartily dsplore the calamity board
the u S Steamer Princeton which has deprived the country
the State and Navy Departments Of the Governme,t
Resoluea That deeply sympahss th the amies and
friends Of the deceased in the sudden and affecting bereavs-
Resorsd That in testimony of respect for the chsrae-
ter bic services the deceased the flag of the Aso
citation dressed mourning for the space Of thirty days
and that the be closed the day appointed tor thalr bu
rial.
Our city continues filled with grief the melancholy affair
on board the Princeton. 1t the aXctnp topic Of the day
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70 Spring Course OF Lectures Mt the Col
bysIeer, New-Iork
The Spring Course of Lectures the College If Physi
clans and will Dc commenced Tuesday, 18th Of
March 1884, and continued until the frs, Of June Three
Lectures will be delivered daily except Monday and Satur-
days.
Diseases OF the ssn by H. Buckley " D. lat. Physi-
clan 10 the New York Disp-nsary.
Pathology Diseases of the Chest By A. Clark NJ D. Pro-
iessor of Pathology Berkshire ,ied. last
Infancy and It's Diseases by Chandler R. Gilman, n. D.
Prof Obss Col. Phys. and Surg.
Poisoas; By Benjamin w. MeC.eady, VI. D. Prof. Na,.
Med n. Y. Col. Pharmacy.
Antony, Physiology, and Pathology of the Ear by Will
lard Parker, VI. rroi. Surg. Col. Phys and Surg
The Anatomy Of the Vascular System Human and CcmraI
alive by James Qaakenboss VI. D. Prof. Ant SC. VIII
loushby Med Coll.
Pathology OF the n,esnes and It's Relations Fever By
William Z. Roberts. NJ. D Phys to Northern Dspensary.
Dislocatons and Fractures By Robert Watts, j. ii. D.
Prof Anat. SC Col Phys and Surg
The Anaramy and Dsea.. Of the Ere. b. George Wilkes
". Surgeon tn the New.York Eye Inhrmary.
The several Courses viii BE- illustrated b. clinical nstruc.
ton ths College and AZ the N.wYo,k Eye lnfrmary.
Fee for the whole Course $40.
GEORGE WILKES, n. D.
Trssidsnt, Spring Course Association,
" c. RoBEn-s. II. D. see'Y. nh2 ,l2M
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CLEARED.

Ships Oneida Funck Havre Boyd Hincken; Chris al
Colon Smith Havana, sPotord, Tlleston Co; Sisrha3l
leans. Nesmh & Wash Hudson Schiilins, Brsmen, H *
Popp=; Andrew Scott, Eme-y Mobile Gray s Crosby:
Big; z L9esw1Gd St cG D. soEs; sssn
Fierce. 5! M.Tys Ga TAYLOR Rch Alba99, BqE'Op. New
Chairman; Pennsylvania. Bacon, Philadelphia, Me
Grady Co; Norma Gambling Genoa Gam0n0 Al
Schrs Messenger Sands. Fredericksburg, H 6 Donoran;
Susan Ludwig, Curling, Portland, Nesnlith Walsh.
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GeneraI Orders.

NAVY DEPARTMENT.. Feb. 20, 1914.
AS mark of respect to the memory of the
late Hon THOMAS w. GIiMER, Secretary of The Navy
who AZ his entrance upon the duties with which
he d been lately entrusted and Tor the able performance o.
which his hole previous life the guarautse the Has OF
vessels N commission Navy Yards and Stations art %
be- hoisted al hafmast on day after the receipt OF this
ORDER minute guns the nu.nbr OF sew nn are to be hsd
left arm and upou the sword for the spare Of hirty days
" " l.. WARRI NGTON.
Secret ry Of the NCry, I'd interiEs.
Bv command OF ihs President.
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February 2a OLIVER JENKINS only child Of Samuel y.
and Margaret Rice, aged months and IS days.
Elare N !, SAMUEL HEALY, aged 50 years.
february 70, FRANCES =, secoad daughter OF Norman
Whit, her 18Th year
February o. CATHERINE E. wife OF Charles Williams
and daughter o. James BogeTt. Jr Esq.
ebfuaIy ELiz.sgTH 6 Youngest daughter OF Isaac
and jane tckford aged IS months.
Al Eswtowo, L. February IS in her 6st year. GRACE
VIE OF Al1l Leonard B-scke OF the Revolutionary ANN
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" DR.. Lardner's long delayed apparatus ar
rived at Charleston on the 5th ult, and he COM
menced lccturing the next night.
u Mr.. H. Crumpton, long resident OF Cuf
rytown, Ga. left his dwelling IN an insane st a
Of mind, without hat, coat or shoes, the ~ I'n
Feb and had not been heard from on the 2oth.
ACCIDENT on THE WORCESTER RAlLRoAD-As
the train from Boston, was passing through
place called Big Ledge, about two miles from
that city, with snow plow attached to the loco
motive, in consequence of the pillow being caught
in someic ice, the engine was pitched off the track
into ditch The engineers were somewhat
hurt, but the fremen escaped by leaping off.
uHosea Cook, accused of the murder OF q
man named John Champe, in 1910, in Indiana,
has had his trial, the Jury bringing in verdict
of Guilty, His execution takes place on the 22d
Of this month.
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MNEMOTECHNY.

q EentIemen and Ladies Who intend 70 JOIN
Prof FAUVEL-GOURAUD'S NEW CLASS respectful.
l informed that the subscription list will positively be closed
on Saturday afternoon next the Cd Of March and that
admission tickets will be delivered altar the first lecture
any consd ration whatsoever.
-. Office 2y7 Broadway fe29 2tW&S
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An Arkansas SNAKE SToRY.-In the Arkansas
Banner, published al Little Rock, we find the fol-

AN fARhAHsAs oNAKE SToRY.-ln the Arkansas
Banner, published al Little Rock, we find the fol-
lowing letter, describing most singular snake:
sAL,EE CoUsrY, near Caldwel's Ferry. Jan. q, 1874.
Nh Edtor-A few weeks ago, digging in a
mound near my house, found cavity, (which
had probably been made by the gopheTs,) about
three feet below the surface, in the bottom of
which lay snake, in coil. which, when measured,
was four feet eight inches long, and six and
half inches in girth. 1t is of beautiful sky
blue color, covered all over with soft fine fur,
like mole, except its head and tall which are of
slivery whltcness; and as smooth as the finest
morocco leather. 1 can discover no fangs in its
mouth; but IN bending back It's tail, four fangs
present themselves to view, resembling those IN
cats paws. AS it is torpid, it is easily examined.
| am new conner, and did not know but such
snakes were common in this country but my
nelghbors say (and they have all come to see it,
that 1t is nondescript. 1t can be seen at any
time as | have it in box. It's tail is composed
Of twelve soft flexible Joints.
THOMAS W. c. VANDIVER
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ie9 2,W&S

C Meeting of JOurneymen Printers
An adjourned meeting Of Jouneym Printers Of the City OF
New York will be held at thu Shakespeare Hotel corner Of
William and Duane streets, THIS Saturday EVENING
at half past o'clock hear and upon the report Of the
Committee appointed at the last meeting.
JOHN w. MOULTON, Chairman
In.rnu T, Cpnxr1l Sscretarr mh2 IL
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Appointments by the Governor.i

Appointments by the GOVERNOR
By and with the adrtce and consent Of the Senate
ososDAcA-W W Teall, agent for the Oaondaga Indians
IL the place OF D. D. Hills.
N1AGAR.-solvan Caverno, police justice OF Lockpors,
ERIE-Eli Cook master Samuel K Kipp.
Joseph H. Elmer, John F. Brown Hezekiah A Salisbury,
Stephen Powers and Hafman Cutting commissioners ofdsed;
Wa% n, Win ms notary; new anEoiGtmsspts
Morris Fodlck supreme court commissioner new appoint
Oliver Patch commissioner U. S. MONEYS. z. Pom
PU1sAA-Reuben D. Banum, no:ary public; appoint
Dy7cHEss-A!fted Dewel commission Of loans vice G. P
GEtEsERchardy Great, master in chancery, vice Alex
Hiram Hatch Of rather new appointment
CoLuMBrA-Coneus P. Schermsfhorn, master IN chance
Lucas Hoes eI tmine in chancery vice D. Van schack
Ed"ln a. MaTnard Master IN ch.nceEy vcf b. M!TeI
,NiAcARA-L-muel Cooke; WIN. Hotchki;s Jr; and Joel
,hT rcr, Cooke, x Sci NJ Hufd and T. A Adams.
MLITARY.Elddge 6. Taylor Of ANTWERP sffsTson Co.
io u5 eT 1e Ed syn
Calvin Sawyer, Of Goshen Ofanse 60: to De MAJOR.
Ter. deceased.
W. ii. Talman.
LrvxcsroH-Endess Faulkner, master in chancery, vice
Felix Tracy.
George w. Williams, Henry Chamberlen, and Benjamin.
C. Cook, chancey, vice Benz F HaIwood
Amos a. Hardee. and Amos Damn.
ni- H. bIsse commissioner u S moneys neglected 10
Iosis al Clark of U. moneys, Curtis
! Hawey. $500 -,
Jose9hus Miller Inspector Of lumber vice Willis F. Clark
ALBASY-LawrenceV Van Dusen commissioner Of L. States
moneys vice q. r. PInney.
Rodman L. Joce, chancery, vice John c. Yates,
deceased
Fenner Ferguson examiner chaucery vice S H. Parsons.
FEBRUARY 90
;ndp oT RI ri
John Cushm M resigned take effect thu 9Th day Of
| March next.
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Ships Victoria, for London, Hbarnia fo Liverpool bark
Condor for Ponce R. and brig VIM Crawford for St AIMS
Bay reported having sailed anchor tbs South
West Spit in consequence of head winds The Oxford for
Liyerrool. came 10 anchor at Quarantine.
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10 Grand Dedication Festival, Wednes
day. March 6. lS44.-Ashland Division No. u Son:

Grand Ped.sstion We, FeS6tiya, Wedp ses:
Of would MORN the friends Of 'oa! abs,nancs and he
public that hey have fitted up beautiful Temperance Hall
Ss s'9 + iSz ST %
ard &C. q @ M Fuc R s have M large
Kew Will pSaS
BY b. B. S. Whitney; Grafton by Mr. Thos. H. Oakley
By M New
POSED of ssStle men % "a IN Number leader Mr.
By M o% 0f the
His Honor the May or and Common Council have accepted
The Grand Division will be present regala the order OF
s. of wliapear in rssalia Officers of divisions will have
BsecHef street. B. Fishes ila 9Th AyeSus; b. Wilcox,
nue.; of 'hs w Of Division and the Division dur
II day aud =, The doc, in n the h Marshal desaa
Tea and coffee will be served ticket holders through the
fhe rooms will te open from o'clock NJ until after the
close the Thr COmmi,ss VIII bs in Dra."s to
9SP
nss It. } 81 5EESxExH5Sos. Arrangements e
NJ Central Clay Commtttee.-Broadway
House Friday Evening, February 10Th, 9it-J n. REY
NOLDS, President IL the chair and fourteen Clubs repre-
s.nted-tw
Resolved That it be recommended to the Clay Clubs in tn.
Wards before the first day Of March
the purposes oil competing their ogauizaon
full representation meeting Of this Committee ard
10 make necessary arrangements for uniting
the proposed celebration the Tabernacle
tn nth Of March
RESOLVED That meeting of this Commit shall
be held National Hall Thursday evening the seventh of
March next at "a o'clock
ResOlrtd, That much of the of the Commit,
lee as tn meeting OF this Committee
al Hall De published IL all the Clay papers.
Extract from The minutes
In2 eodtA7 JOHN I. DODGE, Secretary.
y New Express for Detroit.-Messrs. Wells
Co. having established Express from Buffalo Chi cago
and int. mediate points, will IN connection with
MESSKS. POMEROY CO.'S
NEW YORK, ALBANY AND BUFFALO DAILY
EXPIRE. SIS.
Leave Office No Wall street. New York the morning
of the 9th Tor tTROlT and the intermediate places
side for the transportation OF specie bnnk notes
and bundes goods; collecting bills, drafts
and accounts and all such other business may be en-
trusted TO their cae.
Packages be delivered * Coz. Office or before
the evening Of the 9th Immediate despatch
PONEROY Y co.
New York and Buffalo Express
WELLS s. co.
mh2 7,s Buffalo and CHICAGO Express.
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proceedings promulgated on Thursday at the Seat
of Government, in relation to the calamity on
board the Princeton
wan DEPARTMENT, Feb. %, 1871.
In the deepest grief the President of the United
has instructed the undersigned to the Ar
my that from the accidental exlo of yesterday
the United States steamship Pncet the country and
its Govsrnmenl lost at the the Secretary Of
S syat tq Hon ' + GlLnas AD0 Tue 's u m
Called bat few days TO preside over the amnistra
h o that his si oc to the Army
n0u De the ssses OF w
I'd and popu ar and deeply esteemed feioW-c
be ret.ed in the grateful recoec of their couutrymen,
and peptuat.d upon the pages OF the history Of our common
Deep as may be the gloom which spreads over the commu
nity has pleased the Almighty DsposeI of events to add
deaths Of eminent ci.izn vEc,t Ma1cY Esq lately t
and private citizen of NewYork, of high and etimab!e
character besides others czels and sailors either killed or
AS appropriate honors to the Of those distinguished
hahour will be nred every military post,
furnished h the proper ordnance the day after the receipt
tins order from an,se to sunset the na.isns Hs will Be
o s A"y will # inv ws
The Hon. JOHN NELSON, Attorney General Of
the United States will discharge the duties of Secretary OF
state I'D interim until successor to the Hon A r UPsHrR
The of State will be into mourning for the
death the Hon ABEL uPHuR late Secretary OF State
and all foreign En~oys and Ministers OF the United States
and other officers couuected with the State Department whe
he at home abroad will the usual badges token
Of grf and res;ec his memory the peed Of hir
" DAYS from the time OF receiving this orde1
February 20, 1915, JOHN TYLER.
CoMMoDoRE LEWIS WARRINGTON Chief Of the
OF Yards aud Docks, is appointed SECRETARY OF Ihe
di interim, until TO the Hon thomas w
Gilne appointed and will without delay enter upon the
duties Of the Office.
TIE Dpatment will instantly be PUT into mourning, aud
the officers Navy Will The usual badges III token
of grief for the death of the Hon W. Gllmer late Secre-
tary II the Navy, during the period OF thirty days.
Minute guns will fired on the day alter receiving THIS
order at all Naval Stations aud board all the ships OF
Similar orders will be issued III token of respect for the
memory Of Captain BEVERLY KENNoH, lats OF the United
Stats Navy and Chief of the Bueau OF VINO
had hims high rank in the service BY the faith
u and lgent discharge Of his duty and By his scknnw-
e ed gaantry and uniformly anh Like dsncft
kSlSleuj oOiiHN A-i-A'-
February %, 1914.
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10 The Church Of Christie and Delaney
streets will be opened for Lectures the Second Coming of
Christ on Sabbath next, March Sd morning and eysn!ng
Geo Stors will lecture in thu morning and Elder Teae in
the evening.
Lectures the above place will be given three the
Sabbath and every evening during the week except Saturday
evening while time shall contInne. mh2 IL
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Passencers Arrired

In me ship Samuel Hicks, from Lire70O!-MI John VI
L LIVINGSTON and IS In the
In The big ~ Jones, trcn .lpsachico!G-Mrs Mar
garet an Dom, Mrs Catherine NcCafty
In The brig Republic from .4palichicOl1-W Emerson.
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Navy DEPARTMENT, Feb. %, 1873.
On the day after the funeral honOrs have been

On the day after the funeral honorS nave oeeii
paid TO the late able aid iamented Ssctary of the Navy ms
mn. INNS 10 IN. numher OF 10 will be fred between sunrise
and nouruius for he space thirty da will De WON
the left aud the flags Of The vessels ba s,s ns
token of respect memory Of the late Captain
KESNoS Chief o'se Bureau Of s h
ssyice by the faithful aud gnt discharsr OF ms duty ano
h. his wedsed saaatry aud 1sormy ofc like de-
pertinent l. ~ - ~ ~ ;ntsrim
Re command of the PREslpESr
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> Sacond COMMUNICATE C.

~ Second Coming Of Christ at hand.-
Lectures on Second ADV franklin Hall rs chat.
ham square. three time ,he Sabbath. GEO. STORRS
will lecture aiernoouElder Teal in the and
evening Services commence half past 10 O'Clock A. M.
at P NJ and ii the evening Seats Free The pubic
invited 70 attend. II
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BELOW
MEMORANDA,

Ship Hercules, from Europe.
Also. = brig and a Dutch galliot.
Wind light from the eastward.
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T Sunday Evening Lectures to Young
PersOns.-Ihe Rev. KINGSTON GODDARD will
preach III Prorstan. Episcopal Fire Church. Vandewater
street SUNDAY evening. March 3D. Sermon especially
appcab. YoUsC PERSONS. Service will commence Il
% clock mh2lte
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-02

Gov. MARMADUKE has arrived at Jefferson City
Mo- and entered upon the duties Of the Office
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u The extensive cotton factory of Messrs.
Cooke & Taylor, of Baltimore, was mostly con-
sumed by fire On the 29th Feb. A valuable
horse was also burned, and an adjoining house Of
MIR. Thomas L. Dunke sustained considerable
damage Loss $500 to S2000-lully insured.
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~ y.a,,.n ODera.-ih- G .n,lenen OF the Com
q, rhs onp,imentary Bel e6: Of Sr. Palmc are re-
pjI,, inyed 10 attend this evening, Al P NJ, the
Saloop Of the Opera Hca3s-
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MA PIED.
DIED.:

AZ Boston. February g. Nh " y. CUsHsAS TO Miss Ju
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK, MARCH

MINIATURE ALslANAc-rHIs DAY.
The Sun The Moon. FULL SEA
hGse, 81 Sets ) 81 Morning. i 81 NoIarns - 2
LATEST pATEs.
London february Aevre ebruaIy
Liverpool February New Orleans February q
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The Catastrophe ut Washinston-Officia
PROCEEDINGS,

We lay before our readers the following official
proceedings promu gated on Thursday at the Seat
of Government, in relation to the calamity on
board the Princeton
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ALSO.

THE NEW MIRROR. THE ROVER. WEEKLY
PAPERS and all the new Cheap Publications OF the day.
Agents supplied with all the publications at prices
VIM II. GRAHAM, Tribune Office,
ia Maze
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THE cheapest English Thread Laces and Ed
L ings 10 be found in The city may be had at
THE CHEAP VARIETY STORE,

NO. 800 HUDSON ST. .,
Also linen cambria Hsndksrchieis warranted all ;lns6 -
PIECE misses hns Is velvet paIlo si2pei rs
necessary for family English and German noie.} " Ga
sizes gent, and boys half HOSE eS Joa
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10 II a, Comstocks No 81 Couttland street. and m
contract with them for twenty and my power ator
nev 10 Them and then they will be satisfied that
the True Daley Magical Pam Extractor Can be had there
and there only and vi" not b. deceived BY any mPostots ell
1880 $500 HENRY DALEY