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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-10-27

Is THIS THE NINETEENTH Century,
The Duke of Wellington has sent circu-
lar, under the date Of the 9th of June, to
the military stations, i'll which he orders
that the instrument hitherto used for the
branding of dcserters shall be laid aside,
because the brand is to easily effaced and
that hereafter the branding shall be done
by means of needles. The operation is to
take place in the hospitals under the eyes
of physician, who must satisfy himself
that The letter ID is indeibiy engraved in the
skin. 1t may he reasonably asked if it be
true, as Lord Palmerston said in the Lower
House, that England stands at the head of
social, moral and political civilization!
breaches of faith" screamed Mrs. Par
tington as she heard that term applied to
Mexican violations of the armistice. "Well,
| wonder what they will have next. I've
hearn tell of cloaks of hypocracy and robes
of purity, but never heard of breeches of
faith before. Ihope they re made of some
thing that wont change and wear out as old
Deacon Gudgn's faith did. for his was al
ways changing. He went from believing
that nobody would he saved, to believing
that all would be, and at last turned out a
phrenolager and didn't believe in nothing
wonder if it's as strong as cashmere"
and she bit off her thread, and prepared a
new needle full Boston Post.
IMMIGRANTs.-The number of immi-
grants which arrived at the port of PhiIa-
delphia from the LIST of January last. TO the
3Oth of September, was l2,97s of which
COLI were females, and 1894 males.
The papers are talking about an iron
man found in Ohio.
The GREAT RAcR.-The Southern horse
Passenger, beat the Northern Champion
Fashion, in two straight heats on the Long
Island course, Tuesday. The purse was
large-and it is said that $4,000 persons
were present. fime-frst heat. I'm. 49,
$; second heat, 4s4 S. Boston Chrome
type.
An effort is TO be made at the coming
session OF Congress to secure an appropri-
cuon of 100000, on certain conditions,
for the purchase Of Mount Vernon 10.
The mechanics of Buffalo are petitioning
for law limiting the work of laboring men
to ten hours day for FIVE days in the week
and eight hOnrs on Saturday, Id.
We can'tgo the story of the girl whose
oeart was so warm il burnt through!
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-10-27

We can'tgo the story of the girl whose
oeart was so warm il burnt through,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-10-27

The mechanics of Buffalo are petitioning
for law limiting the work of laboring men
TO ten hours day for FIVE days in the week
and eight h0nrs on Saturday. 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-20
DISPATCHES FOR TIE TRIBUNE
az ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH
RumOrs from the BRACES
ApvaNceoF SANTAANNA'
PRosPEors or 4 BATTLE.
CRITICAL POSITION OF NORTHERN POSTS
Arrival Of senior Aioeha'

WARRINGTON March ls-S 7. n
The schooner John Howell, Capt Warren IL
~;vaa =, Nsxorlesns on the Ilth from the Brazos-
with sdvices 70 the evening OF the 2sts nit O'H'
siderable excitement prevailed al Ne" 'Oi'eAN'
from rumor. brought by passengers that Gen lay
lor had fallen back on Monterey. being closely Pa'
,nsa by Santa AIMS at The head OF t"en'! h'7
tbon.and men. This rumor Of q retreat Is no oo0o'
f,l.e and 50 REGARDED By some Fho brought Il
from the Brazos. Captain Hughes Of the llin'.'
volunteers. who came passenger lett Gen Iay'o'
camp al Aqua Nueva 18th Ut All was 'hen 9o's'
Gen Taylors force did not exceed i've thou'Alu
men Gen. Taylor then intended TO remain ID 'i'e
postion he occupied TIL Isl Of April when he "oaia
move forward.
Nr Kendall writes 10 the Picayune tnai ah eA'
oress arrived al Matamoros on the 10th rom Oo'o
mel Cur,is a. Csmargo That officer states thst ~
sxoress left seralyo on the evening OF the 3D.
from Colonel Morgan. with an injunction 10 stop
all nrovison trains and transportation between "a
marco and Monterey. Morgsn's regiment was 10
leave seralyo at daylight on the morning OF ine
a4tb-destina;ion unknown. TIE enemy rsrs II
noyt,d a, 0drancing IN great torce, but from wha'
noin, was not stated. Colond Morgan rsoelp,f Ia
orders direct from General Iaylar'
II was rumored that Gen. Meiis hsd thrown a
lsrge force into Lnares. and it was thought be IN
tended 70 attack Mstamoros and perhaps the de-
r8ts at the Brazos and Point Isabel This hoVev'
e. was only surnise as the detenceless position OF
these posts would favor such move on the part q
the enemy. but it was doubted whether he "oaid
have the courage to attempt it. All reports how
ever 20 TO confirm the fss! that Santa Anna has
large body Of men in Gen Taylors neisboorhooo'
bat whether with an intention OF attacking him. OF
OF passing round aud falling on the American posts
/ on the Rio Grande, DO one knows.
Some think Santa Anna intends making tenn
with considerable force in the neiebborhood OF zen
TAYLOR. for the purpose Of dvertins his attention
aud when tina. is Effected pass him with large
/ body Of light troops ard make an attack on "a
msrgo Matamoras and some Of the 5tpots IN the
vicinity Of the Brazos Others think that SAINTS
| Anna is sending off large force to Vera Cruz
! Dates from Havana 10 the 9Th instant have come
to hand but no news Of consequence.
/ Senior Atocha came up in the mail boat this 81
/ ternoon.
/ The mails are all through from New oresns 81
/ late as due
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-20
NEWBORN LEGJsLATUFK.

sFNATE....AIBANY, March 49, ? NJ.
A bill was reported to incorporate the University
Of Buffalo
The bin making appropriations Tor The Clinton
County Prison. was passed in committee. and or.
dered TO 8 third reading. The bill was Iubse
quently passed Nothing else OF interest
ASSEMBLY.
The bill for laying out a street Dry Dock in
Eleventh Ward New.York was taken up.
The Senate bill in relation 10 the Hudson River
silway was reported by the Railway Committee
and referred back to be reported complete
The bill to extend the time to fill up the capital Of
riremens' Insurance Company Of New-York was
ordered to third reading.
The General Appropriation bill was passed.
The Senate bill, appointing Commissioners Of
the Code, and on the Practice was reported with
out amendment striking the name of ArPbsxad
LOOMS from the Commission On the Code. The
committee do not recommend any new name, leav'
ing the House TO supply the blank The bill was
referred TO the Committee OF the Whole House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-20
Business Notiles.

CHsIsrIzs GALvASIc AND MAGNETIC CrRArIvxs-
Ia al cases Of rheumatism and nervous complaints me
efficacy Of these articles IS truly wondsrfs' complete
cures often being accomplished when every other means
have failed Several physicians now recommend them
In their prAc;ive and the ordinary prejudice which IL
generally attached 20 articles Of the kind % rapidly dis
appearing Many Of our most respectable erzens have
Bsed them with perfect success particularly In cases Of
gout solorsux paralysis spoPexy neuralgia nervous
ueors paIazrons sud the long trSin Of nervous dis
orders. In the most affecting Of deafness eOnPete
cures have often been effected great advantage "a
these articles the entire safety and convenience attend
Ing them
The only agency IN SewYoFk icE cnEistss genuine
article is At Il - Broadway.
No drug sore In sevfork will ever Be allowed DC
keep Dr. Christes articles Many Of these establish
ments oser worthless limitations against which the pub
ae are respectfully cautioned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-20

~ Advertisements for the Tribune Of Monday
ought 70 be cent in before 10 o'clock saturday even
ing a. the Publication Occ Of this paper s nos open on
ssodays -, -
Subscribers in the city who do not receive this pepper
al an early hour are requested TO leave word at the once
"a our arrangements such enable all the carIefs
10 get through their routes before seven eiocN ar
... failing 10 accomplish this will be required 10 give up
their routes. ,..
Persons wishing The Tribune left At their dwellings or
places Of business regularly every morning WIZ pese
iesve their address at the Publishing Oce or send
note through the PostOice. Terms ~: cents week.
payable 10 the Carrier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-20
Thing. in philadelphia.
CorrespOndsrcs q Tie Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. MERCK

Corresponcerce 81 TIE lriolne-
FHrIADTIPEIA MsTeh IT, l.ii.
We have delicious day, but nothing new 10
stirring Business is perfectly stssnsnt awaiting me
steamers
Mrs. White. the venerable mother q Tue fe'peCSS
Judge White President Judge OF the lV'a 'udie'a D'
rict died this morning :, 10 O'Clock Of sPoPlexy she
vrss In room BY herself her daughters hearing
fall rushed in and found desd Her previous health
had been remarkably good and Al the instant q ner '1d
den summons she was engaged In preparing sons
dresses for her grand children to be worn party THIS
evening -, go,
sALEs or 5TocKs-FEs BoGra d1d hflr-SO Fick'
burg cash - q Girard III 800 o. %, cap
lc2t. 9 Penn Bsnk 2se % Mani and Mechs 81 ~
Chesu Del stock 20 Harrisburg III 1907 %
Sc cs.h lol. 10000 Cauud and Amo. per cent BONDS
Board and Gtier 5000 susg bonds g . Mechanic
Bk o6l IL Mech snd Msnf Bk- Pitisog "a: 2NO l :
Sc e.. 1924 GOO Z : Treas Notes l02 50 Ne'i bk
80 1900 Navy "a IS g 200 Morris ~ ~ Heading
c. 2Q-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-20
Business Notices.

"a EDrroR- Passing down ws.st oa Wednesday
my attention WA eaisd By the collection Of lsrve
number Of people the sdewsk the sers Of as
EXcnsnge on eroving 10 see what Il was We, 81.
lighted 10 eco small sris,mill making goOd Indian
meal and -four. heard ssn,lemse address sno,hs-
ihirk By the OF Davis Iwss thus curious 10 70
tee froul hs rubbing the grain though ne underwood
u inquired and found ~ wss -four merchsni He
spoke Of is being wei ground lee vaas : heyond ca.
eusticn for the south called =, he osce Ia Fslso.
g. near Broadway and bought one. leel tha, have
prize snd would sdvse Gentlemen from the sousA to
40 likewise. a vlRGiSuS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-20

COLUMBIAN MA5AZISE' Israel Post 40 Nassau
u--The April number Of the Columbian contains
among great deal Of neri;orous matter which We do
not especially designate capital srticles BY Mrs o
good Mrs slsournsy Mrs Stephens, Mrs Butler, Mrs.
Elleu Miss Blackwell Miss Msrihs Russell John lnmsp,
J. H. Msreur &c sc. MIRA osgoods little poem. " The
Fetter meath the Flowers hss been much and De-
,ervedly praised end The Red King BY Mrs Ste
phens is forcibls story The epgrsvings Of the nurn
Der are The Procession to the ChrsteD.ng" BY Dick
from raiurins by P. wiiisnrs q view Of NerYOrk
from weehavkeu.p By White from q design BY Bar;
lett and fssh plate from the Partisan work, lie
Toilet We are ssd to learn that the Columbian {
highly prosperous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-20
r. We take the following from the Albany


- We take the following irom the Albany
Atlas
FrOIn The tribune OF Mondsy.
We ara bssely beaten 81 this New Hsmpshirel kee
ton hscaass sdrersarits kocs adopted az sdstRS
BrsEdylss
Prom The Tribune OF Tuesday
The whole Government OF the state New aSInp
shre) siA hs IN tA< AaHds Of tat Pro Slarcg pam
There is no Inconsistency IN the two statements
Our sdverssies in the late contest in New Hsmp-
shire adopted our leading principlethe restriction
Of Slavery within its present territorial limits-sc-
cording 10 their Oft repeated practice of stealing
the livery Of Heaven ~ serve the Devil in
sun their own principles are unchanged They
are al heart attached 10 slavery from confirmed
habit il not from conviction. Anterior the author
OF the Gag Resolutions, has been the lestiug
exponent OF LocoFooo principles there he b9ilr
up his influence in New Hampshire by his subser
vieney 10 the Slave interest and others, wbo hoped
the same success followed inhis wake Frightened
BY ,heirdetest syesr age, which they hsd ssgscis,
enough 10 contribute TO the opposition OF New
Hampshire to the SIAvL POWER. during the late
contes; they made hyPocrities professions O
attachment iolibersi principles, saa have succeed
ed BY gross frsad upon the people, in recovering
supremacy. The rsoiory 5sGy Provs rerss 70 sie-
shaa isfeaf!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-20
BRoogLYN AFFAIRS

E At meeting Of the Brooklyn Journeyinen
House Carpenters, held few evenings since Il vas
unanimously resolved that they would on snd sIef '0s
9a inst demand 81 50 per day for their labor We IN
dersand that some Of the master carpenters have seeed
cd to this demand but others refuse. The meeting n'
iourued to Monday evening next AZ the Brooklyn Gar
den The parties in this movement wish 10 have i IN
dsr.tood that this Ia associated seon to compel
others 10, 10 csirs lass il they feel inclined 70 but hs'
ZACH one il lef, 10 act for himself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-20

STEAM Pile DHIvrNG We are prepared to eentrses
for the driving Piles by Steam Power cr icundahop' Of
buildings any description In the City or Vicinity ana
having the Piles on hand viii, when desirable, do tie
work with dispatch. Persons wi'hisg Piles driven VIII
ind il to their interest regards economy eheene'
and dispatch to give Us call before contracting Ell"
-. &B. DEyoE,
- % o. s,s. SIS sixthst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-20

In consequence Of press Of matter we are again
Obliged to issue supplement The following are !"
contents Poetry Honest and Happy The Haunted
SPRING Whist Constitutes a Church The Husband
man and There must BE- something Wrong The
Death Penalty. neutrality-suspicious. Discoveries
sn,ieips,od by him Sentiments the
Hsnxman.' swedenborg and Prof Pond Ohio Peni-
lsnfiary--'Tne Law Of Kindness and news items
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-20

ToM PKPpERs ESCAPE FEoa THE CoSsTrrrrIos'-
The Weekly Mirror for Saturday so;h contains four
page. Of Tom Peppers Adventures, Dr. BedioFd' Ad-
dress to the Medical Graduates Madame Weiss aud the
yienn. Children. Description Of Club snoes from
Punch City Letters Nos ~ and v Original Poetry &c
Two more numbers viii complete the present VOL
ane hen the paper will Be Issued in sse sad esaaN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-20


MExIcAN PRIsoSERs--The following - sn eS-
tract Of letter in the Philsdspas Inquirer dated Isl
aud Of Lobos. Feb. le
Yesterday afternoon. three Inelooking Intelligent
Mexicsns approached the camp IN small boat with
ses.rs oranges rasins &c with which they came upon
shore 70 dispose Of BY many they were viewed wiz
ds,rustpr1 nounced spies &c but nothing isrtner was
done ., -,
They sold most their articles At reasonable rate
sni were permitted 10 depart TIE commsnoes OF us
n Mary hearing Of the Circumstance instantly ordered
two hoatss crew 60 in pursuit snd take them PRISON
era Their course toward small Mexican schooner
near the COST which upon nearing was lonhd 70 %
thronged with the enemy.
10 a lew minutes the schooner was enyslopei ~
Games aud burned 10 the waters edge about O'CLOCK
The three men taken prisoners. brought TO mo
camp placed in irons and strong guard stationed over
them They will be detained until the arrival OF Hen
Scott who : hourly expected
OF course this affair gave rise 70 much speculation
and numerous stories circulating from one end Of
the island 10 the other all Of which pass over.
one thing Is certain-when trading with the voiun
aers th,y spoke very Ineligible English but rom 10.
moment Of their arrest nothing but Spanish escaped
their lips. 3D.,
Las, night one Of our men who possesses Sign
knoyeaye Of the spanish language placed himself nes
their prison and listened for time 20 their con
versatlon Ills impression is that they are Mexican OF
fcers IN disguise.
Ceriain u IL they no common men. seldom nav
seen = hnnr healthier intelligent set OF ie
lows They have however missed their object ana
prsssme VIII be dealt with the nature 81 ihcir ol
leucs deserves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-20

A BxArruvt HAT -Genin's Spring style 10 now 30
fore the public with beautiful style Of alns surprising
all former productions The attention OF the bat wear
ira community ie respectfully called 10 the above.
wlost GFStS ga Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-20

- CroNE 4 CAEFrSTxA arc now resdy to ssppy
,heir friends aRd the public with their elcssn, Spring
style OF Hat. At ga Bleecker st. y \.
ANDREW :. CROSK
MAJ D. CARPENTER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-20

~ AT taunton. Mass. on Wednesday last
Judge Colby sentenced three mcn-named John Ferry,
James hoyt sad Henry Ccryto tia Stste prison for
NE. for burglary IN the house Of David Howsnd. IN
Dartmouth On the night Of The lTth % December lsst
they being armed Al the tine With bludse0zs and steal
lns rver watch and sbogi 80 In uoDsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-20

~ sPSINs FASHIONS for Genuemsns Appsrel--A
su Of Clothes for tbs prevailing Spring style can now
b seenu JOHNSON LANPHIER HAscYS,
nlofw 100 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-20
Affairs In Mexico.

T The HIBEKSIA had not arrived at Boston
:, n O'Clock lssi night This ls her sixteenth day out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-20

~ The true remedy in Dyspepsia must BE- gsSns
In its action bu, powerful in its sHec Avoid violent
parses, stimulsnts or narcotics Rely confidently 90
seekmsns SYRUP Ofice 40. Cortlsnd-st N Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-20

u KNOX ~ Falton-st 10 now prepared to supply
hi. patrons and the public with bis segsns Spring HsEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-20
WASHINGTON, March 5. Ia

GESrLFHES-I have received yourletter Of Feb
ruary % inviting me meef the ciuEens OF Cincinnati
In the course Of a proposed vish 20 New Orleans
Among the sgners OF this letter, see the names Of
those whom have long Known In public and private
life and Of many others with whose general ehsrscier
and responsibility an not unaequainted such re-
quest xerternen cannot but command my ready com
phsnce
Iismy purpose 70 90 70 New Orleans By the south
ern Route leaving tbs place the latter part OF this
month OF Al the ginning Of the mex, snd % return oy
the wsy Of the Mississippi and TIE Ohio she o. course
De f Cincinnati and happy TO see you and other elt-
ssns who may desire 10 meet ne.
Your letter gentlemen refers % subjects oiihs hisnest
observation-disclosures Ecucsrou Public improvements,
on tre water and the land The encouragement OF
Labor and Industry the tue basis OF personal
pendeoce and respectfully Earnest EndesTors 70 Pre-
serve Pesce useful &c country and 50 conoTnns
be 70 spirit OF the sse vel a 70 the Dictates OF
humanity and religion and the Preservation o. that
Happy Constitution which binds "a together, anc which
has such rich blessings ir store for rs and our po.ery
Il we ard they shall wise nough and viriaous enough
10 maintain H.
Gentlemen though conscious Of having contributed
tat ntie 70 the promotion OF these objects can yet
say with truth that from toe arsi hour Of my public
lite have lost siznt Of them for moment a. the
great ain snG cad o. my .aoOrs and r5orts.
have ID. honor b gentlemen. with great regard
DAM. WEBSTER
To NAH saSyief Zee It0s 3. si-ysnson, Esc Henry
D slsrr, Esq Gas. L T-lors, Ese y NLsai, EsS "
4 Morris, ESQ. Wm- Grrr1-, Esq Jno L Miner tsS q
Z spencer, Es4 D N Esle, ksq. y. LonFTOrh, Ese
Gnd otnera
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Subscriptions received 10 The Daily Tribune.
FEIDkT, March 10
SCUM S0rwsE, Con...... Clinton, y f....s.s''s.s.
p Az N Y........... 4 Walden, DO .............
Subscriptions received 10 The Newly erser'
FEaDAy, March "a iMsriden, Com. ..-.'.-.'. 1
Y IL Certainly % rev or DoVer "a fes.F9 - S~osi-.
Tca. Thumb for be caves for Cornrcuegl 10 hoaasy
morning rexl Ia order sfofd a. &C opportunity u w.
IN him he performances commence a. 10 0cock ms
mrning sud are repeated d1ring he day md evsring
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SIZING FAsHioN HArs-wARSocK's 2oI Broadway,
ass ready ior sac he sprng style Of senIlsmens
hats ma lsu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-20

rR- GKSrLxSgNs HATS. style Cor Spring lsi7 VII
BE- introduced on "Wednesday, March Shy
LEARY < co Hsiiers ss;or House. Brosdwsy
Circulars descriptive o. our style viii be forwarded
b. addressing rs post paid. mir
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RI THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Iypojatmenf- by ihe President.
navy Dzrnrs.TNT March j. ls4I.


NAVY DzFABTsZTST. March j, lei'-
r.. e,rlo,vir, prorso,ious and appointments hsve
-, rsde bv ths President under the Plo'.soh o. NJ
ST. n Congress OF % March ls41, ior ne 80 ~
ne Marine Corps which separates me sDs1 nv" ~
lie o: said corps
is,,.,,u, rE,xcI, c HILL to be Captain vice
PARK g Howe Aduisri ard Inspector who retains as
Fi,., isurersu, GEoEsE H. TEHSErT TO b. Captain
vice George " Walker, Pzynssier Nno Fe0'a' -
TIr,i LisuteDsn. willis z STARK 70 oe Cspt.i1
v,eeAuz. A Nicholson, QusrterIassisT Wno retains Us
stsT appointment -. -. -. g.
tain vice Georgs Lindsay, Assistant uAFe'uls''e4'
who retsins his stat appointment =.
Saeond Lieutenant WrLIIAa l.. sHrrrLEwosTH- 70
he First Lieutenant vice 7. c. Hsll P-omotsd
second Lieutenant JOSEPH W CCkrlsf 20 De FAs'
Iieu,eusrt vice q. r. Terreit promoted
second Lieutenant RosEEr lANslL 70 DC iHs1 Li'-'
tenant vice W I. Stsrk promotes
-ecoud Lieutenant JoHNC GRATsoN % - firE Lieu
tenant vice \. :. Waldrcn, promoted
APPOINTMENTS.
cu.rrrs strxASprz HZxpERsoS 10 he Second
Lieutenant vice " L. shntiieTorth, promoted
JoaN SraicEEH NIcHoLsoS. 20 oe Second Lieuien'
AL vice L. Curtis. promoted ~.
A SArTEETHwArTF NICHOLSON 20 D" sr'oa1 L'eu
,ensnt vice r. Tsnnll. promoted. ,,.--., -.
GEoEsr LrNDsAr u. 70 be second Lieutenant wee
J. c. GrsysoD, promoted.
NAVY SrPPtrEs-The Navy Department Adver.
,.e tbs, sealed proposals for supplies viii b received
=. he pr-esu az Provisions and Clothing Until Monday
the es,h Of april next Among other ihinss the De
partu,en, sdvertises for 40 900 b0ls four 25sJV 10
biscuit 3s4 900 lbs sugar 100 lbs tea SOOO ios rice
5000 los butter 10000 lbs. rssins 2p1oyV pieAes
/ 10000 lbs toB1oog and 5OO0O gallons HAissy.
- The Baltimore American says the Tide
ws,er Canal l. now fairly In operation the ensn OF
works "a said to be in good order sud srge business
10 anticipated
u Hoses II. Smith IS on ina IN the Criminal
Court a. Wsshingtot charged on seventeen indetent
for frsud and forgery upon ne I. : Government
~ LITTLE negro boy shout five years old. was
I bB-nes ~ death al Norfolk u TIE 18th b bis
t c1o.her tsking FIRE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-20

II hensett & Wheeler, 81 csihsrine-'' are 0asrrs
rare inducements to purchasers Of Dry Goods Cal
and see them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-20

u Mr.. DYER will commence his last course OF
lessons in Photography in Brooklyn BY giving fTe'
Introductory lecture this evening at the destitute In
wsshius,ous,. commencing at u o'clock This VII
ssora q. persons interested in the subject an 0pp0r'u
p,v Of testing the merits Of the Art previous to Purens'
ing tickets for the course Mr. Dyer Is one OF the most
,kul writers snd teachers Of Photography intne UNI
"a s.te, ana all who receive instruction from him may
re,v upon acquiring thorough knowledge OF the sys
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