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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08

Our POSTMASTER GENERAL.-We are told that
one of our merchants who has long been IN the
habit of sending newspapers to his customers h'et
having drawn pen around his advertisement continued
10 do notwithstanding the order oil the fostnaster
General 10 tear OH wrappers and prosecute every one
who should make any marx on newspaper sent uy
mail. few days ago the merchant received note
from the District Attorney. inviting him 10 can Inc
invitation was complied with, when the District AMOR
uey produced several Of these newspapers which mad
been wronguy distracted from the mails by order oil
the Postmaster Gene r and inquired whether tne ins
chant had made these marks or caused em 70 DC maze
The merchant said yes, and the Attorney INFORMED
him that he had been ordered TO commence prosecu
ton for this violation OF Post Oce orders The mer
chant addressed the requesting ihAi
functionary 20 inform him where the provision oil "A"
could be found which he charged with having VIOLA
ted The answer discontinuance OF the suit lie
Postmaster Generals arbitrary orders were the sole
foundation OF the suit Our impression H. thar SUI
against the Postmaster General Tor ordering the enNeI
ops Of the papers 10 be taken of and me papers Win
held from their proper owners, would DC hkey 70 ma
not only law public opinion TO sustain IL Jour- Oo
MEXICAN o. DITs.-A letter has been received
here from 3 gentleman in Havana. who has access 70
the beet sources of information in Mexico lie ~Tes
that santa Anna at san Luis POtos A. late as ihe
cath December and had thought OF an mime diA'e
hostile movement. he confirms whs, has been SAID oil
Valencia commanding a strong division Al Tula
The mos, interesting fact announced IN ms etleI
the arrival At the city OF Mexico Just before the depart
OF the British courier for the steamer OF an express
from san Luis with demand OF santa Anna upon me
new Congress for loan Of <c,OOoOu0 Inc winter ss-
ses, that the general suppositon was thai tns amount
could only be raised by selling upon ihe properly Of te
cleTey-ihat II was the only possible resource l,it
n U. Pieayune, Jan -
The TRAIroR-Among the portraits OF distin
gushed military heroes that ornament me iIont OF tne
galleries of the Boston Museum. Gen Arnold 10 repre-
sented by plain black parel, while on the opposite
gallery among the Presidents, Mr. Polk Is SHOWN IN
capital likeness at which some complain, alleging that
,be santa Anna affair fuy entities the latter 10 the same
mark Of distinction with the former. lChronoiype.
~ The dye house of the American Print Works
at Fan River was totally destroyed BY IRE on Wednes
day night about II o'clock Damage about sJoVo-Psri
tusrt al
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General Notices.

- University Of Buffalo Medical Depart
n'enf-The h5si .a5gai course q Lectures m ne Medical
Wednesday Tie ,ih Of February, lsfT, and continue
sxie,n weeks
cbs-Ies sredheAd covenlry NJ D. Prof. OF Physiology
Jares Webster, A. D PsoL Of General snd Special An
Charlie. Alfred Lee, NJ D. Prof Of Pathology and Ma
teris Meiics-
Jane. Pat, White ~ D. Prof OF Obstetrics and disease.
Flank Hastings Hamilton. ~ D. Prof Of Principle. All
Practice Of surgery and Clinical Surgery.
Austin Flint NJ D. Prof Of Principles and Practice a
George Hsdey, NJ D Prof Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
Corydon Ia Ford VI d. Demonstration q Anatomy
Fees Tor al the Lectures 80, which will In al cases be
required taxing th- tickets MaiTicuison Fee IS De-
munstraior's ticket -; Graduation Fee, 80.
By mutual arrangement between Professors Coventry.
bite and Flint The lectures apoh Obstetrics &C for his
session will be given by Prof Coventry, and lectures upon
Physiology In connection with The Principles snd Practice
The Anatomical Rooms will Re opened for the study Of
practical Anslomy, under he direction OF the Demousus
tor four before the commencement Of he lecture
term Provisions vii be made for he supply 81 Ansiomi
cal Material for his preliminary course and for he Ana
Board Including fuel and light may be obtained g. from
The Unirer.ty Of Buffalo Wa. chartered by the Sew.York
h orrsrirstiSn n he Medesl Department and Tor con
ierrng Medcs degrees, fu and complete hose
FRANK Il. HAMILTON, Dean:
ArsrIS FLrS-, Secretary. ils 2aw5w Stw
re- Philadelphia College of Medic ine.-The hrsi
Of Lectures Ia the PnAadelphia college OF Med
cine Incorporated by the Legislature Of Pennsyvsas on
the IAN inst vi be commenced on Monday, 18th Msrch
l3i7, and be continued four months, by the following
Professors
Thomas ID. Michel, NJ D.Theory and Practice OF Med
icne. Midwifery and Medical Jurisprudence. Fee 80
William n. Allen. A. M-ChemisIry .............. IS
J. X Burden. NJ D.-Msieris Meiica and Thers-
-
James McCl1tock, NJ D.-Anstomy, Physiology
: Gore White, NJ u -Demonsuaior u Andbmy.
Mstnculaton fee = Graduation, 80 fee for any sin
gle ticket SIS Students who have attended two full
courses In ouler incorporated Colleges viii be furnished
with tickets 10 the course Tor SO
The acquisitions for Graduation are tho same az those N
the University OF Pennsylvania.
The OF instruction n Practical Anatomy VIII be
nced on ist March 1871 Fee $40
For farther information apply 90
JAMES McCLlNTOCK, Dean,
fhi.aiephs. Jan. p, l6i7. North EleventhsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08
~ DIR. Banning. BOD, Brace.-ro, the relief d

weakness Of The voice, lungs, heart spinal nervous IN
male ana digestive sysletnincludng Dyspepsia oonsup&
ton piles dropping aud distortion common 10 children
and young sdes also gsDiNe At TIE Lungs Ia a per-
fret sub.tluie Tor the and cOnslfsinng shoulder
brace with Of their perncogs Tenderness Unlike all
Others It ~ supporting the small Of the tacs making
the fulcrum, and by hfHg fexbiy ths whole lnIerpA
pile OF organs. Pamphlets and book Common Sense,
giving Information, can bs bad a tie Office t3 Broadway
A isty in ladies' O17uD ~ SnW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08
GEOGRAPHY A DELIGHTFUL STUDY.

~ Who wOuId not be good GeOgrapher "hen
rough know edge Of the science can be obtained by
the deli ght science IT singing The undersigned, hap.
py IN ickno sedgng the unparalleled patronage extended
him In This city would most respectfully invite the citi'
zens attend free Lecture his evening at Mr.. Drews
Schooroon Of Market and Henry SITS al 7oelock
81 3tFMSTusOs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08
~ Mechanics, Instiiutc.-The regular monthly

meeting Of The Institute will be he'll Tuesday even
Ing, "a inst Al n O'Clock. BY order,
&. 4. BARFErT, Acmafy. J. J. MAPES, President
PATENr AcENcy-Specihcaio ns and Drawings made
for inventions, reasonable terms. Apply TO G. l.
Rarfett Actuary lfqt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08
A cuRF FOR COLDS.

AIRS CARROLL's aedicsied yspor sud Sulphur B.tns,
ig, Fuou-sL opposite Churcb-si certain cure ior
roIds coughs rheumatism, sore throat and al miami
49, si.-.,es Incident the chanzeaoe sAte OF ne
s,,ber TIE sulphur Vspor Ban Il particularly recon-
menie1 BY cur sEsi pnysicAas = cure yf a. ~ 80.
= - - "a ..... 6.fh. 6lW-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08

TIE members Of this Club beng the first hat was organ
fred 10 the Unionl will give grand Bal In commemofa-
OF the ratification OF the Treaty Of Gheut At the Apollo
on he l7lh February. 1917. They have made arrange.
m@nu with distinguished artists who are already engaged
preparing the decorations suitsbe for the occasion do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08
~ Wa,er-cure in T6iIndeIphia.- sCHIEF

ERDECHER having returned from visit to Graefenbefg
and the most eminent Wafer establishments Of Ger
many and England has reopened hs Water house 10
Philadelphia the II Chestnut and Beach sta tcom
binng ne advantages Of city and country resdence
where he pr0hers his best services ID all who may favor
him with their patronage. His house was built Tor hotel
and very large and convenient containing 90 rooms
Application pJsl Psid viii meet with prompt aiienuon
b Qantu, ttW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08

" Il. ,. Coleman, Exchange Broker, NO. of
Wall-sL Nsw-YOrk. Uncufrcnt money bought and sold
god and silver exchanged oots ant drsns collser ed o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08

NOTICE i. hereby giyen thsi The Mariners Family
t1.sr.-I A.socisiion Of lhs P0rf Of HewYorkf viii
~ =, he Legislature Al its present sestsn Tor az Act
G .on with liberty 10 A0d property for The par
ns@s heir society 70 an amour; not exceeding slooto
: IatfN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08

~ OF Choice, Rare nnd Fragrant Exotic
Flowers made In style please the most fssutious,
are to bs had al few hours notice, of JANIS HO0o'
nil san Seed srnan tol Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08
ogrlcs o. rrE CRY FIRE Tvs. Co.

UTTILL ~
Hew-York. Feb. 2. lss7.
DrvruryD-Tbe ard q Directors Of this Company
ssv declared q dividend Of per for n 9
as, sx moths psysbs to he sao!ssr. on and amer
he l0th ms. By order l. =. Clkhl, secretary.
Tr.nsfer zoos closed mil loth inst Tlw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08

ysae-One OF he 0cesi established stands IN me cry
- o. Of the best locations IN Broad way fIs rate
- s,r,r-.. two lghts lake portraits By; chemical
ro,,, L. Please address Artst. A. be Tribune Once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08
. I've rai,ea state. md y.o.,.,

he OllO.n.,.. 10'n the C0prrier des Etais Unis
MA: '1a news received by way of Ha.
ksSsoe ., N,ee American vessels Of war took
he hlsaa We lsie of Carmen. The authorities of
~ssaruu a., s the Commander Of the American
Ss' d c.aps.ss. '0''sDi. adhercdtO the proaEsca-
'ssrse, ass,,.s, and like tina, city would observe
s~te surr.,as N the war with Mexico. Never,he.
nd As l,,ss .' u The place was demanded and the
u lsssas a. s's'es was raised without, resistance
= roclsu..T 80. NE Gsvernmen, of Yuca,an publish.
ne Arsreso.' 70 NE inhabitants Of Merid, dsclsrins
= see country ssdea'y have the design Of nysdins
ace sssns, ,Ss recommending them measures
'sh Is well as the internal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08

FRAcAs IL THE HALL.-Ycsteniay morning n
couple OF members of the Bar not having the fear OF
the law before their minds though there was al abun-
dance OF law before their eyes had little set 10 In the
City Hall They had Just emerged from the chambers
of the Superior Court Judges where they had been on
business when one Of them, 10 answer 10 remark from
the other salutcd him with kicking and Knocked him
down sfterward Both were tAker 10 the Iomos, when
Justice Osborne administered vey strong repfimand
and after urging them for the future 20 behave Ike gen
tlemen dismissed the case The parties were {. II.
Smith and j. II. Raymond, the latter the asssuliing
party. Cour Ing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08

rYTDerby, Hinchman, Tracy aud White, all boys
under the age Of l5 arrsgned for petty larceny
White and IIinchmsn di.ehaIgcd, but arrested
soon after, and committed with tae SAer two in
quence of considerable amount Of dry goods, shoes
&C being found near one Of their parents home slowed
away behind some boxes and barrels upon the sidewalk
In Sherf.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08

" Water Cure House.-Mrs III. Cove eoniin'
10 receive patients al her house Dol l'IhsL New
York.
Ms also visits ladies' and children al their bones and
gives direction for The application II Water Cure 50 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08

szbscrf5ers hsve removed 70 No. ]
nNsss.u.st oppcsl.s he C1som-ho-se.
1lw MOTT, BROTHERS, Importers Of Watches, he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08

u The pocket Of Mr. L. C.'Judson, attorney
atlaw Of Philadelphia cut last night board the
steamboat and two so bills extracted No arrest Mr.
offers $50 reward for the recovery OF the money and
leaves the rogue to the OF Justice Mstsell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08

~ Comrni..Isner for New.lsrk and T Ts1.
o. "HEtLsa- eo'iA'' ed
many Hall
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THE ORIGINAL


ELUiD, BANDS, BELTS FLASHES. nahS Ii''
Ascerta psrsons ofefng spurious nits oss VI "
Chrstes Galvsnc Rings Flad &c al nai price me puo
IL are respectfully Informed hal ne sane sfcses may De
raj Al one half q t,ir prcer other words Lns eo1nsf
sil articles may BE- hsd for Oneqlsfef ine pfe u ~r
one thousand dollars will he forfeited hey are not the
,s,ns .rt.cIes sad Manufactured ~ the sane men.
wholesale AMI Retail Agency ~ Broadway, Des~een
John 81 and Msiden-!sae-
~ Dr. Chri.e's Genuine Galysnic articles, which are
achieving such wonderful and celebrity that new
courter-is sppssy every day be obtained only 81
rEf' 1872 BROADWAY, al
which IA the sole plscs IN New fofk where hey can DO
bad.
Beware Of druggists and drug stores, none u hem
will ever be allowed keep DR. Chrsles Genuine articles
re- Chr.stle's work on " Gsivanlsm and rs Appi-
eafion Remedial Agent may be bad graas ~ lstpl
STHE ORIGINAL GALyANIC RINGS, flpn,
Bands Bells, Plssers Bracelets, &c Al hall price
Other articles IN proportion all Of which are wsnsnlea
10 be the same Dr. Chrses aut sod 81 bali price only
Five hundred dollars VIII be forfeited u hey ere ho' r
same articles, and manufactured by the same nien
Reai ne fotIosriAE i1sdaUlfl.
Dr. Christie dare not dispute their gen1ineness' of e
facts set forth In heIu-
THIS IL % certify, that We have Manufactured " In'~
ties Rings Bsnds and Belts fJs D. C. Norebssa,
contract with Dr. Crsndzll and him only tor me
ture Of these articles, they being me ssne - gls5
inlroduced 10 The Publlc DR.. Christies knxs e.r
On he IJh and ls,h days Of December 10,
before me- TheodopEus Melville, 1ines pro" aA- 4eaS
Cor ard made oalh " the above stafenenL
EDGAR J. LEETF, COrnissioner on Deeds
yB-AIl orders out Of the ely mus. b e11fSased 70
DR. crandal!s, p Broadway, ~ I.
WHOLESALE and Retail Agency, ~ Broadway corser o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08

~" About o'clock this morning fire broke
out in the planning mill Of VIM. Van Hook, in Bank 81,
hear West which was subdued with ,rAing loss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08

y la the action u Lthaa alien vs. Ba"f sy", 10 'hs
Crcuit Court OF the United States, for al Infringement
ria pa.ntrgh 10 manufacture, use, end sell 10 be useo
IN. sELFCOCkINo PISTOL a verdict mas been given
for hs plaintiff with costs OF trial, and ms oi wsivo
hundred dollars Injunction has been Issued sgsihs,
Blunt syns restrain them from making Or selling ssa
article fheir petition Tor new trsl ana 10 sfy 70
Washington on bill u exceptions, has be-n refused
The public sre therefore respectfully Cautioned ags's.
,,,rchssing or selling The s,lfC0ckng Pistols msns ny
Bnnt syms or any .ols OF similar Kind -, ~ dime
gaTdlng his caution Il would make Il necessary iof .ns
subscber to appeal 10 hi laws Tor pfoscuon W ~ .un
csses AN erties. of his Kind made by Alien Thur
Der Norwich Conn and are for sao BY ms prime oss
ers in the article In New YORK EihAn 1890 rL,
Norvich. Conn. lIh Nov l@4o mo <sW"n = ~ W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08

aa.s s sssdd'n1,s .p Hibernia, hence l., . =,
- si Cape serpool wss spoken on ~, 81 4. Tor
AssI BY Br. schr Bo.,op a. 70, ,h "a INST THIS
toost Irsv. Thursday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08
~ n kEIIINl,EK,s LINiMkNT.-In this

1~NwonSsroi preparation The AFFLICTED have gos what
GA tbsy have long and seriously called 10Y, MOI sSu
tar, s An M. sale OF twenty thousand bottles has bed
snow failing do all that was expseisd 81 ~ ~
ike magic 10 all rheumatic affections ana psips " az sna
curs sores OF any description either on nnn " horse
a. he application 10 made and In shorter ,ms than sny
r., remedy aver offered the peops. IL 10 very ne
yrsnt sac ara sgrsesbeto be- used upon Al exeI
av and Internally and fear 81 taking cold stef i use
u 'Ism.s Murphy Of the Bowery Line OF Stages, ssys
Thai ID saved the life of " his men snd 10 using twenty
dozen not a bottle has failed. .-
- w,,bou, failure M Arnold Macon and Mr.. samuel
Pobart. builders Of the bhigs Mr. Mason says that ~
an. use OF hros or four bottles hs Rheumatic paine have
80 sctirey .fsdicale 6 Roberts gives has hs optn.
Ion tbat II was u tho great causes 81 saving hsnis
Sem an iniury sustained from fall To be had nj John
ard nj The xreat Csnira epo Harlem Railroad Once.
r,ty Han In lsrze bottles at ~ cents rs' hottie "~ Sm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08
CITY ITEMS.

SATURDAY, Feb. q.
~ An adroit thief stole several tubs Of butter
worth $40. from NewJersey market mans wagon IN
the presence OF large number OF persons this morning
at . o'clock, near the Washington Market Rustcu'
was much amazed at the feat and declared that the
ways Of the city were past finding out Mary Jane
Lawrence arguing that the world owed her a living
dsposscsscd VIM Bower OF s. al her den on the Points
Committed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08

ctTEAM ENGINK and Locomotive BoLss-fos ssls
- sois uoJight Eneine, cylinders inches diameter,
tr-rtyey- sncfes stroke Bosef contains ssyentytwo1
lrehe. nrdel diameter iron tiDes Tie wnos on goa
xor.u,anshio nearly ars Dol much ussd t1f lxhss "
bu, ii!e room Inquire OF JAMES COCHRAN, lW kins
q, where lie Fnzise can be seen. Or % ...
UUagELL THATCHER u ckksNC,
Hos % and q Bfosdst.
-, a, -. A.. -, r3n n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08
TO DEALERS IN FIRE AKMsS ,.,.,,

IT CIRCUIT COURT for me souins'n D' :, - %
u. New Yors.-Elhsn AIlen 70 onsson D,uLS" -
',.d STATE. Sr he southern District II Now. York 40
HEREBY certify he above sntplea su, was sas' 20 We
he Hon smith Thompson, Associate Justice Of me gu
nrems Cor, Of The United s,sies that Jsfy wes snpsn.
a. - of lie osinf lEthsn Aleu- and Dr. seden on
he psr OF the defendant l0sson Blunt ct all h. nsr
de evidence had been closes the case wn summed ePy
~, sel5ea f,r h. defendant and by NJ Dsss Dr tns
nsi,uF thai charge tbsseupOn given W mo '2sIt
- h Iurv Who retired under charge " an ofheef guy
onsIifes 1, ailend hem, and on theaf fstnin 'e"'e
Tbs, sy ind that The psllf IL GOT the origin asen.
n, I'D o.tsnte, and entitled the m aud sxeunvs Ikn
"a hery OF making constructing, u.ng ano ysnains "
asss. :, e o,sd ias improye5 ocs claimed BY him ana
"" "a ,hsy f.fLer say hs the bsk Manufactured ara
ve,def by the defendants s mol an inifnsehen' wv
oslnts, . ri zhls snd 80 they say all ..x.,
,-@o,ssd ln nav Office ALEX. GARDINER. Clerk
fseolaoa 80 ~ ~ d MkThH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08

:, 81 TIE LAHEbrV AetURT-
q 81 msnt Of Bedslesas, Beds, Matt e"ss
Ez5rWrEk ard Feathers ever offered for sale 81 M.
Mi!iarf's wse rooms. $50 Chatham, cor
- of Muherry. This ntieniion OF house
o.,s,. md be,s IA psrcuariy called TO Weiss patent
ri mi and ieh screw Bcdstesd, which drew inc premium
NJ the late Fair Of the American Institute ~ o,,.
oId Reds renovated Cots wholesale ana retal ~ lm-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08

STEAM ENGINE AND BOILER aes s' 70 an
- Engire (borzOntall Of about - horse power ~ -.
der a. yng been used bat about 10 nonhs poi.
,,s.r and 81 do best constractlOo WIN TWO pois's -
81 long Will be soh low % exchanged ief goss' IN
80 nj goer on 100 hOrse power. Toe snelnS now
1880 IA r.n be ersmiHs daily ~ ne worms o. INC
sr Al ssx BraEswck N J. yIn2 a. - Cot,
lsad-sL Ei1l - .
TloWEKPHEss fOR E.-Ad.nss Improves
tyo.sr Pres, In good running ctder vih fy-requsss
o,ls az hsad u ;urn H. Plain "a ny ~ 1cnes-wib DO
IA heap a. lbe owner has fsrher vso loI isfgifs
"a d WRIGHT Of bis PhErng Otcs, > Wster-st eos-
ion or GEO A CURTIS, a. he ~. Eng Type BosnnY'
80 cossTrss-sL Boston pIS
VyALE<TfNE~.--Tbe Subscribers have lass received
ifal u Nsieutines, Vic Mey ~
el 81 retail al sow prices
note papers, envelopes, &c. --,,-....,...
81 FRANCIS LoUTREL, n Maiden iAne.
WINTER l;AKnENT--rhe tsi.oee o. oas s ssssA
w OF winter garments, conipfsins Ossteo.,s,
CoMks and Bushes Goats VIII be sold ~ y 90
prces- " n =. 80 Are icsD Hoss'
- n lSl bfos y ~ - -,
VUE S0CK DOIT.AGER, or Ps.sp sp ' , s',a
Il ~ have received few VI lne 80, 49,
r,.n No. stout which there he's oeen 20 mut Iss
a. ord FOR the lat ss nsn's. iaass
wso naTe oeen .'''s JbHN j. BROWN CO.
comeh'"s"'e@ Anglers Depot, w Fal,onst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08

HALF PRICE-WHf DON'T I'll me 80 0s asl.st
Rines Asrds aud Bells which sold NJ l51 Broad
wsy coSner N John halt price, are counisfsis Wy
don't Dr. Christie bis agent publish thegi ~ soen "
Ola tsrns 40 that Ia public undefttano mo nspe'
He dare 40, do H. for cannot dispute Nal me ssms msn
bst facured furnished him f9r me pAst Two
years Remember the half price store, v| bfos'"sI
so lmletp
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-12-09

We publish to day corrected list Of the
the members Of the Senate and House Of
Representatives, Of the present Congress.
Our readers will find it convenient for ref
.erence, as many close votes upon questions Of
interest may be expected.
The new SENATE is composed as follows:
Term expires 3h Merck Term erpires 4fh March,
MAIZE. ALABAMA
John Fairfield 1851 Arthur P. Bagby Is49
J. W Bradbury 1853 A Locoioco. 1858
NEW HAMPSHIRE. MISSISSIPPI.
Ch q. Atherton 1s49 Jefferson Davis 1851
John p. FIple 1853 Henry 5. Foote 1853
VERMONT. LOUISIANA.
*William Upham 1919 *IIenry johnson l549
*Sam1. $. Phelps 1851 Sol. u. Downs 1853
MASSACHUSETTS. TENNESSEE.
*Daniel Webster 1851 II. l.. Tuney 1851
sJohn Davis 1853 sJohn Bell 1853
RHODE ISLAND. KENTUCKY.
zAlbert @. Greene 1851 ~ J. Crittenden 1Sf9
*John II. Clarke 1853 y. r. Underwood 1853
coNSEcmcUT. ONO.
John NJ. Niles l849 William Allen 1919
@R. s. Baldwin, 1851 sThomaz corwin 1851
NEW YORK. INDIANA.
John A. Dix 1S49 f. A. flanagan 1873
ID. S. Dickinson 1851 Jesse d. Bright 1851
SWIM. l.. Dayton 1851 Sidney Breese 1919
*Jacob w. Miller 1853 S. A. Douglass 1853
PENNSYLVANIA. MISSOURI.
Simon Cameron 1849 D. r. Atchison 1649
Daniel Sturgeon 1851 I. H. Benton 1851
DELAWARE. ARKANSAS.
sJohn w. Clayton 1851 A. III. SEWER 1849
SPresley Spruance 1853 Chester Ashley 1853
MARYLAND. MICHIGAN.
&Janes A. Pearce ls49 Lewis Cass 1851
sReyerdy johnson 1851 Aipheus Felch 1853
VIRGINIA. FLORIDA.
james NJ. Mason 1851 ]. d. Westcott. ir. 1s49
r. Nj. r. Hunter 1853 David Yulee 1851
NORTH CAROLINA. TEXAS.
*Geo. f. Badger 1s49 Thomas ]. Rusk 1851
*W. P. Mangum 1853 IA Locofoco] 1853
SOUTH CAROLINA. IOWA.
A. P. Butler 1S49 1.-Two to be chosen: pro-
John c. Calhoun 1853 badly Loco.l
GEORGIA Appointed by Gov
Walter 5. Colquitt 1910 ernor to FIJI vacancy till
fJohn Nj. BerreD 1853 the next Legislature.
Total, 81 Wings, 81 Locos, and John p.
Hale, Independent, elected by Wing and
Liberty union. -Four vacancies TO be filed
probably 2 Locos, beside Iowa.
Those marked thus =, are Wings.
John C. Calhoun and his friends are not
very decided Polkmen. They vote as they
see fit, often with the Wings.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-12-09
mU. r. rdns. ". II. CROSBY.

Lovers OF music in our community will hear
with pleasure that Mr.. Crosby, formerly of
the Harmoneons-with his wife, viii visit
Marunsburg about the last Of the present week.
Mr. s. Mrs c. have received-and from our
recollection of the Harmonious, no doubt, de-
served, The highest communication of the press.
We are gratfed 10 add that the concert gives
by MIR. s Mrs, c. here, will be composed of
choice songs-he music of many OF them be-
ing Mr.. c. own. The Ethiopian style has
been very properly discarded by MIR. c. We
bespeak full house.