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MARRIED.

l.h BY Bisnop Heddng Charles Colgate 70 FFsca, {
Pereso
Gcor,iana N'fllisG;s.
JaccSia. ~.
Sprtncviie NY Feb 70, Joseph Bstitcn c; Res;ea.
20 Emily [ Rhodes
At Philadelphia % Edward TollocS 70 Narsa7e; Kin
near; 9Th. Cor:Slius Weeks 70 Sa:aH II l'sNs'
Al Railway y J. 3d. : rsrtessus, OF New York. 20
Mary Jane Green
Al rrov re6 IS James Torrance 20 Jessie HiTkP1,s5ek
At NewbOrgh Feb 20. Cornelius Van SuskTS'o Amin
IA smith; I5h JOSEPH Greene to Harriet Proctor. isA
Daniel TAYLOR Rebecca LacsenN; March J. rnecdOse
BLIZZARD 70 JeIn!ma 4 CLARK.
~ Philadelphia "a. James Park 70 Ca;ha,ire Mckay;
~! Jacob Dhlgcs Mary !. Beck; Feb ., Godfrey Y
Bok.lS 20 Harriet RsmNo.
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NEw-YoRII TEcrsLATuRE.

/ AbtSDAI A2TCn
SRNArx.-Amons the petitions was one b. Mr.
! Deyo, IN relation ~ the chartered rights of the
Delaware and Hudson Canal COMPANY and the
! New-Iork and Ere Railroad Company and one
| nv MIR. Folsom. from the Peace Society of the
! CITY OF New York. which was referred 10 The
! Committee of the Whole on the Texas resolutions
Mr. Wright reported bill for the equal disIrbu
ton OF the income o! The Literature Fund, but
without an expression OF opinion on the part Of
majority OF the COMMITTEE Much of the dav was
occupied in The debate on the fusl passage Of the
! bin 70 paw the Hudson Guard. which finally passed
The Coirt for the Correction of Errors also held
regular session, and the questions of the time and
| place OF holding the summer term were discussed
a resolution, offered by Mr.. Lott, 10 devo;e two
days Of the week 70 the general orders was ADOPT
| ed, after an unsuccessful attempt by Mr. Porter to
! introduce afternoon sessions US a substitute
The bill 10 abolish Courts OF Special Sessions
and reduce Townand County expenses, was taken
up IN Committee OF the Whole, and Mr.. Barlow
spoke untilthe hour OF adjournment, in explanation
and support OF the bill
IL THE HcuSE, owing to the continued absence
of the Speaker, and OF the Speaker pro tenn. Mr..
| I, Il Lee OF WcStchester Was appointed Speaker
| al ,nterim. A large number Of petitions were pre-
Senied many al them on the subject OF dScrimlua-
ting tolls and the New-lork and Ere Railroad
A question OF reference, on petition presented by
Mr. J. Brooks Of Orange asking for radical changes
! in the Common School system, drew out much de.
! bate. the contest being on The reference 10 the
| Standing Il Selsc, Committee The result was
the reference 10 The Standing Committee by large
-vo;e. \ one-hour rule, reported by Mr. Niven
from the Committee on Rnles was the next sub
ec, of discussion and incidentally the point of or
der raised by Mr. c. F. Crosby, whether, chang
Ing the rule, it did not reqIjre enc days notice
After much conversation, me Speaker ruled tha,
the matter mus lie over The residue Of the 6av
was spent en- resolu,ions-,he special orGer being
I postponed for that purpose. \ great variety were
| ofered-amcgs them several 10 procure afternoon
sessions FOR The purpose Of considering particular bu
/ sineSS The result was the ordering Of an after
neon session on Monday 10 consider the license
question Two days IN each week were also as
signed for the consideration Of the general orders
! An efio,; was also made by Mr. Whitney TO IN
st.uct the Committee on Colleges &C. 10 resort on
the subjects before them, which wss Gu, off by a
motion 10 adjourn, which prevailed. TArgus.
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The SryArE-The Senate of the United States
met Yesterday in Extra Session, being convoked
as is usual, by the late President. 10 hold counsel
with his successor after his induction into Office
All the new Senators Elect We're present and
were sworn IN after which the Vice President
being also sworn into office, took the Chair of the
Senate, rellnquished TO him by Mr.. Maneum, who
has so long filled il with Me general appreciation.
National lntelgencer
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Police Office.

ArrraPT TO KILL ~ OFFICER Last night between 10
and II o'clock as Sergeant Halienbeck OF the u NJ p.
station was passing down FrGnkfr street, when reaching
the corner Of william street four persons converting
together one Of whom said there comes the ID ra3-
cal 3r Halenbect passed Dy them but had Eot rroceed
cd ia. when lie received violent blow the back part o.
the head with .uHg shot, which inflicted severe wound.
Mr. II turned round when received severe blow on
the side and while defending himself another from behind
with knife MADE desperate thrust his neck, which
failed OF il effect. in great degree, by the thickness OF
the coat collar Mr. Haienbeck. The parties thdn fed
auh No il.rthsr trace OF thern has Aeen nbt.ined
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Erom The SIM of un,t.rdan
his successor.

THE ANNEXATION QUEsTIoN.-Tne Nev-York Tribune
ofyeserday invites the discussion Of the Texas
tio9 de giving catccilsm nearly long the
Westminster abrdgement When opened the discus
sion In 1892 In advance of the politicians Of all parties the
Yroune Of the very first notice movement
taking grounds against and f the Tribune within the
past years and eight months has efued all oar
arguments to the satisfaction Of its readers is not our
fault. renewal OF the discussion could not interest the
public, and would be useless waste OF paper What OBJ
ject the Tribune have in wishing It, cannot
cetvc.
o. Call you this backing yonr friends = II
was but the day before that The Sun made dead
set at US on this very Texas Question, accusing us,
not very mincingy, of disloyalty to our Country
and all manner of evil, in denouncing the AnneXa-
ton Of Texas as wrong-and an offence against the
Law of Nations. That same morning we copied,
almost rerbatim, the Suns leader of the preceding
day, summing up the reasons for Annexation, TO
which we replied. Or readers saw both sides OF
the question: dare The Sun accord the same oppor-
tunity TO its readers? Neghbor Your refusal to
discuss this Texas Question with us, the day after
you had made il the basis of volunteer attack
upon us, puts you in an awkward fix. II such dis.
cusson between be utterly useless, and wasteful
to-day, why did you dip into it yesterday
But you peremptorily decline any controversy
with u.s. Very we'll: Now will you be so good as
10 tell your own readers, IN your own way, on what
grounds YOU asserted that Texas Tin 1917 was sur
rendered by Government after /: had been serc-
raj gears in our rossEssloS-and surrendered for
base and reasonable purpose You made these
assertions in the broadcast terms: Will you deigu
to attempt backing them by some shadow of proof
You see that they are pronounced very fragrant and
very wicked ialsehoods if they are not so, il must
be very easy place their re,h beyond controversy
We surely did not possess Texas for scrcrat gears
without making some mark Of it on the page OF
history-some trace of it in the records of co,em-
porary events. Why won't you confound us anti
Annexauoniss by some decisive quotation from,
Niles Register or some other chronicle of oul
Couutry's history? Do not attempt TO jusgle away
from thisto the eye of the public is upon You
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CsSADA.-A bill has passed the Legislative As
Sembiy BY vote OF % TO 81, appropnstins Si6O,.
coo for the compensation OF lnsses IN Caaada.Wes;
BY The late rebellion.
MI. ToRxrY.-A correspondent OF the Boston
Atlas, says that Mr.. Toney is IN good heal,h, eats
and Steers welt He Is employed ia the spooiins
departrnen,, has become quite skifnl, gets through
his task Al an early hour and deSo,es the rest Of bis
tirns 10 reading
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o. The THRrKSNrH WARD Wings have kept
up their orgauza alton and their efforts nnnterrup
edy since their the Fall Election. Their Reading
and Committee Room of 1874 is still open, and
will be KEEP, open. We hope 10 announce Ticket
for this Ward which will diss;rate the last nope OF
Nativism
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-06

SIXTEENTH wASp.-TAe Wings OF this Ward
just Nominated their old tsSori,e, EDWARD d,
WrsT, for Alderman, but heSSeli constrained to de-
cline, In spirited and manly letter. They then
nominated A w. BRADFORD for Alderman and
GEO. w. ALtkRroN for Assistant. and will hold
their ratifyins meeting on Friday evening. We
trust it will be of character remind them OF the
better days of tina, Ward, before the mildew of
Na,ivism had blshted its Wing strength. Come
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-06

o. The EIGHTH WARD has an excellent Wing
Ticket, headed by GEpNEv and PRIcS. which we
hope will receive generous support. The Eighth
Is Ward rarely deficient in spirit and energy, and
the Wings mean TO do their utmost this Spring
Their Resolutions. IN our last, among the best
ever put forth by Ward Meeting.
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nr,- The Wings are still importuned 10 vote for
HARPER because. as is alleged, SSLDrN cannot Be
elected, Tell that TO the marines. The pyaters CT
Mr.. Selden's unpepulari,y are precisely these who
mean, to vote for Harper from the beginning We
say, if any ant-Polk Mayor is chosen, 1t VIII be
DUDLEY SELpES. The Wings will carry two
Wards for every one carried by the Natives, See
if they do not
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RI Advertisements for the Daily Tribune must be LET
at the Publishing Office, No. 20 Ann-sreet before 10
O'Clock in the evening For rates see hrs. page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-06

ELrcrloSs-The Annual Election IN New
Hampshire Is 20 take place on the llh ns; -Four
Members OF Congress and Governor are 10 be
chosen. JOHN Il. STEELE, the present Governor,
IS the Democratic candidate for reelection
In Rhode Island the Annual Election comes of
on the I'd OF April. and is for Governor and two
Members of Congress JAaEs FsvxER, the presen,
incumbent, Is the Law and Order candidate for the
GuberRa;orial Chair
The Election in Connecticut for Governor ard
tour Members OF Congress viii be held on the 9Th
OF April.
In Virginia, on The 18th Of April, fifteen Members
OF Congress and the Legislature are 10 be chosen.
Is Charles King, Esq. OF the Courier & Eaqui-
rsr, has been appointed by the New-Jersey State
Historical Society, 10 deliver an Historical Grafton
al the quarterly meeting 10 be held in Newark In
Nav next.
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DISPATCHES TO Texas Floyd Waggaman, Esq.
viii leave the city tins afternoon 10 deliver 20 saj
Donelson temporarily at Nashville, the Joint Res
olu,lun for the admission OF Texas INTO the Union,
which was signcd by The President OF the United
States on Saturday. Should 1t be found that our
Charge has left Nashville, the bearer OF dispatches
has been directed 10 proceed Immediately himself
to Texas Madisonian, 1th.
LITERATURE FrYD-The following sums Were
Appropriated by the Regents Of the University the
y h lt to Institutions in the ist Senate District VIZ
Erasmus Hall Academy $3.50 p
Grammar School Columbia College l,I63 90
Grammar school OF the University Of the City o.
Ne~-foEk--- ,-----------.------ 80 oil
New-York Institution Deaf and Dumb. ,0ss o.
Rutgers Female Institute ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i,S6Z %
$1,000 90
An equal sum was appropriated 20 Institutions each Of
tie other Senate districts making total ofsi0oo0.
Losr Mr. Samuel Hamilton. of Albany. lost
from his hat, which was blown of by the wind, a
scrip of 81 900 OF the Exchange bank. Peck cts
are safer than hats IN a stiff breeze.
IL Twenfy-seven guns were fired on Monday
from the Capitol Hill al Albany in honor OF the
triumph of Annexation.
g The mistake respecting the death of the
Hon Arnold Naudala, originated in the decease
OF kinsman OF MS named Arnold 5. Naudain.
GZ- The Caledonia is the name of new stesm-
boat which will run between this city and New
burgh, during the ensuing season.
lS- The State Of Rhode Island pays Sis, COO for
the support Of Public Schools, S25,C0O Of winch ls
paid from the State Treasury.
A Normal School Is needed to prepare larger
number Of accomplished female teachers than are
now employed-oi the FIVE hundred teachers but
fifty or sixty are native citizens OF Rhode Island
~ On Thursday morning last, The Office OF the
Hghaud Dsmocra at Peekskni, nearly destroyed b.
IRE.
CoraT Foz rHE CORRECTION OF ERnoRs, March :, lsi5
-Oris.d That rti. Court will hold the City
Hal in the City Of NewYoEk. 10 commence the last Ss
turtav in May next o'clock in The forenoon
that wits of error shall &c FIRST heard.
y Splendid attractions offered in ,ha I'LL 0: TIE Ane
ricsn Juseurs.
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DlED.

March 5;h. OF pro;ractej UuSss, Mrs. ELILi3Er
MILLER In the 59th wear Of her Ace.
er friends and acua,tsnces md also those OF Brother.
David and John Keycs respectfully invited 10 attend
ner funeral tomorrow the 9Th Instant, At ooek NJ
from her late residence No IS Bayar street. without far
TIER Invitation.
March l. James Feanel. -.
Ith Mrs. Mary Harrison.
5th. Mrs Mary \. tiurt. ~
,h, Mrs Rebecca Robinson t9; Charlotte Lamb, Is
months
81. James Martin. IS.
FEB u. Mrs HaTrie; Hart, 81.
Feb. -. George Town, %.
At Troy on Monday Sd inst, rhSbe Vail Gardner, wife
Of Captain Gardner,
Al Lsns.nsbursh, Isl inst, MARY Dwight
NJ Albany, ID. Mary II Moore, -.
At Brooklyn. Feb - Mrs Elizabeth Sufern OF Albany
Al Hudson Feb 81. Ephraim Wheeler. q; 18th Joseph
McCown, %; March 3, Mrs Prudence sraty' 20 Ann
Mitchell. II.
Al Trenton u. Mrs Susan Howell. IS.
A. Philadelphia Feb y. John II Chapman 81 Nhfch ;,
Mrs Eliza Hogan; Mrs Hannah Mexican Is, Mrs Ruth
HAYS. IL Mrs Eliza Ann PaTkers, Al 9d, John Goodman
Is wears.
At ithaca Feb -. Edward RadcliG.
At Auburn, III. Feb 5. David Eastman. OF Maine, Sd
At BROOKLYN. 18th. Mrs. Sophia Parks, %.
AT SandIake, March 3. STEpHES GREGORY. a Revo-
luouary soldier, -,
Al Albany. Francis Rdyea, }.
Al Dausvlle Feb -, Mrs Mary Hartman. -; 2s'h'
John Hartman, 81.
At Somcrville. y. ]. March /. George II. Rea.
At Philadelphia, ID, Eliza 7. ots. y.
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ny- The destruction Of the RIVER and HAReoR
bill, approprating $4,000 for the Improvement o.
the Navigation Of the Hudson, $40 coo tor 'hst OF
the Ohio, &c. &c. by pocketveto, was one OF Tue
last acts of Joha Tyler. Hurrah for the sloross
Democratic principle of empowering one man to de-
s,roy the labors of three hundred!
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City Election.

o. The Wings OF the NINTH WARD hold their
Meeting to respond to the nomination OF MECH
and DopeE for Alderman aHd Assistant a, Ken
lucky Hall this evening. Friends OF the Good
Cause and Good Ticket let the rally be asnoble
in numbers as unconquerabe in spirit The Old
Ninth will do wonders this Spring
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-06

lcr- We again indebted to Hon T. b. FRENCH, Clerk
of the House. FOR valuable Congressional Document
s Thanks 10 Hon. Mcssrs. Ii. FISH, =. j. MORRIS and
W nrSr for Congressional Documents.
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o. JosErA 5. CApor, ESQ. tWhig) was elected
Mayor of Salem, Mass. ION Tuesday. The Loco
FOcos and the Birneyi,es very appropriately and
lovingly coalesced, but both were soundy beaten
Cabot received 922vo.cs lines Loco and Birney)
$50; scattering 81
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C. The freads OF ROBERT MoRRys tnot Robert
II by considerable, bui 4 veteran Wing and Song
Writer Of the Ninth Ward, who Is fast sinking in the
dowahll OF liie) Will give him Beae, Concert some night
uext week. when bespeak for him the attendance Q, all
who regard Me-i; In misfortune
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To-Day,s Outside.

First Pdgs.-Ncw-York Historical Society; Trinity
Church Conscientious Prisoner; News Items
Last Poge-' The whispcrwlnd'-a POEM Commercial
and Money Matters Marine Journal.
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p General Committee of Democratic
Wing Young Men.-A Regular Meeting OF this Com
mttee viii be held at NATIONAL HALL, Friday, the
It'll instant, al, O'Clock ?. NJ. By order
THEO. <. ToSiLlNSON, Chairman
JOHN D. LINDEN. 'ee'esa's mac
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~ Tho Once OF the TRIBUNE is temporarily located at
no 80 Ann street. We expect be our new Buildings
in Nassau opposite the City Hail by frs, Gay Of May
next Letters from the country, however require only
TO be addressed to "GREELEY McELRArH, New York
The street OF number need not be endorsed
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G7- GOURAUD's PoUDRE SUBTLE. for comdete7
and permanently Graduating supeuous hair. without muir
Ia e most deiIcae ska Always tesed before BUYING Pfool
positive. and no mistake.
.GoURArDS ITALIAN SOAP. for curing pmpIe'.
biotches dscOnon and injuries 10 the skin. Never lake
any other tlnn GournuhS
GOURhIrD'3 VEGETABLE ROUGE, for the cheek
GOUKAUD'S SPANISH LILY WHITE. for the com
peyoHto be had where else ~ New York but at he 0s
inul O:!ice 81 Walker ~ frst store from IfondwBy.
.ggcnts-7b tbrsnnt ST. Phade pha: Jordan. Milk g
Boston; Carleton Co. 'lo~eli; Chaplin Co. Springfield
Green Z Co Worcester; Bull Hartford; Frre. Audle9wg
Myers Nsw.Hsyen; Tousey. Rochester; Bsckns Bull,
Troy Pearce, Stanwir Hall Albany: Seth s. Hapee Bal
timorr, &c. 81
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&C. The boy PERI, whos recently murdered
Captain Timmous, was hung this day, in the real
of the Jail yard A large number was present to
witness the execution. [Sav. Georgian Feb. e.
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A soNG-Am-.she core = gream of Ross,.

She ,yo,. her face all Diu,ole,
Tn pight tbst fjr,t ~. met
And ihouah l,r, chin wa hneIv di,on.A
a,s her b,fr ,s bark az '
yef L-r corr otsf,on wanted rl.sr,...
And her Eve tf.t NV Of hop-
M j i,. al' sha s.I : s no ae e'A"
Ana oHef Azainj met hsfto pmlIts now were mere
bGther sGe was ceaf asa teautG ana hes nee" was WAX
and lar;
And standng y ger sac was one ie iought and not "a VAS
U.s. cake Of Jones soap ana tase hef mna rom plia
iie' - - ~. "'' | W. '''N AZ no ''"' ''~
,,,, - gl,,;,,, t,,,;r oh .,.l ta,t, NON, e,a
~ cir h' ~ ~ ~ ' 49,
p,, ~. e,L ~ I,u.i I,r,o,. Cberoic, eo,o
D"' '''o'l "'' n' "a "a ''''' '''''s ~ ma r
Reader, Try Jones' soap You viii not H. disSalsiea
:i' Effects are reilly smgGariY modifying on the akln2 -
how clears soitrns aud bcanties H. curing 1l sfnFmh
and jshgnremrns such a. pmprs, fckie salt fHa ~
city the sign the American EasIe " ChathsH
Buiding. PH4GeIphia; s. siaie.st Albany. mi as0l
---z,------
C.pnzSs Is h9t eatialc1 y guaIr,y w., vii css
moe Js-ss aII mon xn.yrg and r,oducs NOR 'fris
than 20 dollars worth oher sdelse tgoT gs'. r
tea fso, ntiaeJl on sySrv boI ~ To- oroy u ,
For sale wkoe4a. and retail At H. D1ley's Once, 70
fu!ton-'t. . Sun BUILDING ;. ), Y
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O. The WESTERN TEADE.-By an advertisement,
in this days paPer viii De that Biasaaas o1
the transportation Of merchandise Pt,sbu. Phlsdel-
phs has commenced its regular operations for the season.
Mr.. TYSON. 10 wes,-s;reet, Is the Sew-Yors Agent
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COURT CALEND AR-THIS DAY.
COMMON PLEAs-Nos. c. 81, 60 10 %, IS, So I. :, 90
IL !, 10, 81, "a, IS.
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o. The POSTAGE Reform bills signed, and IS
law--no mistake. So huzza for Low Possase-by-
and by.
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&C. Or. PIKE, the Mesmers'. will give any body
chance TO see lots OF inveierate Teeth drawn
without pain al his Lecture this evening See
Card
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~ NV Di,coyERY by .hrch al Stoves and Pines or
Crates nay b. kept jet black with beautiful polish
coach body BY application ysar, This Nanliah
entr invention and and delights all who
Specimens OF stoves and PIPES III NAV be Court
land, street where the polish may be had the Of q
per bottle will prevent all pipes aud from rustlas
fhgGu. t1erkummer.
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SHADE AND Ornamental TxEEs.-ThOse who are IN
want u these articles vii! find III advertisement In h
paper worthy their attention
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CAPITAL PuSIsgMENT.-By notice in smother column,
I; will be that this question is TO be discussed pro and
con by TWO Clergymen this evening, 81 the Broadway
House. Admission six cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-06

SINGULAR PHENoMeNoN.-Last evening about
half after nine, singular celestial phenomenon
was observed by many of our citizens. a few
white clouds were passing over the sky, very near
to the earth, the light from the Shops and Streets
was reflected in these so as TO give them pink, or
ROSY tint somewha, softer than that produced by
the burning OF houses, but very distinct Many
persons stopped 10 notice this unusual appearance,
and many were impressed with the idea that there
must be a fire somewhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-06

A GENERAL AyswEE.-Seyeral persons having
INQUIRED a, this office. says the Boston Post, whe-
Their the gentleman who advertises certain chemi-
cal compounds in the various papers in Newly rIl
and this city, under the name OF GouRAuD, is the
same who proposes to deliver course Of lectures
on Mnemotechny before our citizens-we answer
tha, Professor Francis FauveI Gouraud is gentle
man devoted TO scientific pursuits, and is limo way
connected, either by relationship or business, with
Dr. Felix Gouraud, OF New-York. The latter is a
Trustworthy and enterprising individual, widely
known for his skill and ingenuity in adyeriisng;'
OF the former, ii is enough 10 say, that he Is him
self, and nobody else
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u CovvgLL's MAGICAL F,rs ESrH,cToR will eure
any Of the following complaints, pay viii be taken i0
IL, az q Courtia.ldt strr-t:
Bnns, Chlblains. Fever Sores,
Piles Sore Eyes and Nipples Sc,lhs
t.rysIlelas; Tender Feet,
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SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED TO THE WEEKLY


SUBSCRIPTIONS TO The DAILY TRIBUNE.
Not including any received in the City OF Newiok
1.-THE csshin all cases accompanying the order
WrpNEsp,Y, March 5.
Nansfell " ] IWes,ield Mass 81. .....
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LOOK YOUR PANTRiEs iND BgpHOoHs-Hive y0a
Reaches Bed Bugs in your house A remedy Il
CaurllnIt street Price so -
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LoNGLrY's GREAT WEsTERN lNoIAN PAYAcrA will eur-
the folio wing complaints pay taken for IT, Asthma
DYSPEPSIA. Indigestion. CosyeueS and Liver Complaints
Sold only ia this city a 81 fourtliudt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-06

FROM ST. DoMNeo.-By the brig Republic, Capt.
Smith, from Port-au-P Prince Dist ultimo, we learn
Revolution is premedtaed among the natives
very shortly. Ex-Presidenl Rivera Heard is
daily expected from Jamaica. The Rivera party
is gaining strength throughout the Island
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-06

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