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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-30
New.York Cattle Market. MONDAY, March 20.


[By our own Reporter.
At market eco Beef Cattle (sbout COO from the Souh)
1870 Cows and Calves 800 Sheep and Lambs.
Beef CaaLeThe market has been rather inactive since
our last but though the sales have been light prices re-
main at So 5Ods9 y cwt $50 head unsold.
Goes and Cdl0esThe supplies continue to increase,
and meet ready sale at steady prices which range, &C.
cordng to quality, from sl2Gs25 to s37 So All sold.
Sheep and Lambs-Market very dull, and notwthstand.
ing the oerngswere smaller In number than they have
been upward of year past 80 head remain over
unsod. Buyers do not evnce any anxiety to purchase
yet prices remain firm stquotsions fraction lower than
those current last weekthe sales being mostly at from
81 2593 80 to 81 50.
Hay and Svap-Good Timothy and Glover Seed sells
at 62 ais cents ~ cwt for loose. The market at pre-
is rather poorly stocked, but fresh supplies
pected down the Hudson soon its navigation will
permit Wheat and Dat Straw is worth 81 rs the 100
bundles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-30

INTELLIGENCE FROM THE % OHIO REGIMENT
Great socitude has pervaded the public mind in con.
sequence OF the painful respecting the fate Of
the I'd regiment OF Ohio Volunteers. letter from Col
Morgan has been received by his parents a, Washing
ton Pennsylvania and by them forwarded to friend in
this city II affords good ground for the belief that Col
Morgans command reached Monterey in safety.
Washington Union, Saturday.
AsoTHER PAID THE Erie PA Gazette says
il is rumored in Erie that son Of Mr. James Thompson
another of the Wmot turncoats has been appointed 70
Lieutensntcy in the Navy
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< NEW SONG 40 An OLD TUNE.

Come a.. ye young malcens and listen unto tne,
You need not despond, II your skin u Is nct ifee
FROM fTecsles UiOches tor, believe me ~ Is uusl
They very soon 30 Danished ~ Il; JONES oi %,
Sign OF toe American kage, CtahaLnSs
u Dear reader, there IL more" nIh insn poetry -
above, for remember young sod interesting lazy, -
sessei u every accomplishment but e. oh ths saea i.s
shtald bel whose besuiy mared md happiness psr
ishe5 her face being covered with reekles snd
much that we have o,en sad VIII snakspeaG 80
uitIfu ria wopdrous piIiluL" liule over week ~
she was 10 this mos, deplorsbe state, when she was ~
yised by some friead 10 Try three shilling cake OF Jon
Chemical soap-she did so-end there Il not ~
heallhfal complexion 10 be met with In Newfofk seA
By lmSv 2ssodl y. JoSSs' ~ Se@"s"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-30

II We learn from the Eagle that the Brook
Ign Relief Committee have refused TO send their dona
tons for the Irish by the Macedonian, because Com.
DeKay intends to charge freight to the British Govern
ment for the donations which he takes over.
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MARRIED,

On Monday evening. March p, by Rev. Mr Law AR
MINUS AKIN and CHARLOTTE MARIA DYE, all Of
this City.
On Sunday evening 2sth inst by Rev. Mr. Vincent
Mr.. JAMES SMITH 70 Miss SARAH HEWEs.
f- Csyuga papers please copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-30

IT, Mr.. s. w. Williams is to give two lectures
on China at the Brooklyn Female Academy this even.
ing and Thursday next. We presume they will be sub
stantaly the same the interesting lectures he re.
Gently gave in New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-30
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Things in Philadelphia.
If The Tribune

Things In Phtih"e'p"s".
Correspondence Of The Tribune -, ~ ,s,-
Business has assumed no new aspect today
The Money Market IL cor sidered easier ana % 70
are the current rates for good paper
We have never before had such business acuv,'y IN
our city The canals are pouring in produce and the
Tbere ba. more injury been sustained by the Western
Line Of Magnetic Telegraph than was Al h'st anucpN
ed. but It will probably be repaired before the man
thorouchfares Mr. OReilly has returned 10 town ana
Jaws the line to Cincinnati viii be opened by July and to
81 Louis before the close ofthe year.
There Is some little activity In bills to-day preparatory
10 the steamer, bu, rates are about the same
SALES OF sTocKs-FHsi Board and Atto-So0 :
Bank, b5 II Kehsington Bark. 50 2ooo D 6s SO
s5wn. lO2 1854 State So. 1855 7O 500 U bs, so,
Srn 100 Al GOO nj special DDS 6s got 5000 III. sps
cisl bds &c. % Philsd Bank, lls 2o Vieksburg b.
o.. 100 Morris Canal b5. 19i N q Bk, Pitts, b.
a.; 100 Morris 5ds l94 100 Yicksourg - 800 Nor
is 5ds %; 80 do b. 20; 30 Bank 5d'' II IS Cir
ard, II.
r. The work on the Iron Revenue steamer in
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

MAYoRALTY-Itis stated that the Locos are not
very well contentea with their candidate for this office
and wish they had somebody else No wonder they
are not in love with nomination under which they
sure to be beaten. They may however console them
selves with the reflection that 1t makes great differ
ence who leads them Salt could MT them a. any
rate.
IDEyTIFIED.-The body which we mentioned
yesterday having been found at East Brooklyn, has
been identified that OF Thomas Stoohof of Jamaica
South Of family and of respectable connections,
both at that place and in Brooklyn. He was an intern
perste man. The Coroners Jury rendered verdict of
Death from exposure and intoxicaton."
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Court Calendar .TBff Day

COMMON PLEAs-Pat l--Nos g, 49, 81, las II. y
Al, 3, 297 As 40, 81, IS, IS. Pata-sos Is; ~, ~
81, So, s5 e., GO, 81, 90, 23f.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-30

~ Miss DRAINS First Lessons in English
Grammar and Composition, with Exercises" &c. has
been warmly approved and commended TO general adop
ton BY The members Of the Board OF Education Of our
City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-30

- DR.. Beekmans Syrup and Pills viii overacns
the colds almost al once without debitans 10
system, leaving it PredisPosed to take more cold
compounds of alcohol and mercury do Office 49, Cor
land al N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-30

DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PEss-si 25 oniy-5'i
Savage, 81 Fultonst is selling the same Gold Pens !"
81 IS sold elsewhere for 81 so. Also magnihcentfeu
for s. which Is the best and cbsspes pen Ia the wora
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-30
Business Notifies.

~ GESTLEMES's HATS, style for Spring, ls47, VIII
be introduced ON "Wednesday, March shy
LEARY g. co. Hatters Aston House, Broadway.
Circulars descriptive of style win be Forwarded
By addressing US postpaid. mid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-30

r. Knox, l2s Fulton-sL is now prepared 10 supply
his patrons and the public with bis elegant Spring Has
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-30

A SAFE ISsuRASoE-As the New Constitution
prohibits the granting any Charters for Insurance
Companies it becomes matter Of importance 10 every
indi vidual seek SAFE OF insuring himself
Now as we are very benevoen:-in adrice al leas-we
have word to whisper in their ears 60 to Heuings
Depository Of Wider Patent sslamanders l3s Water.
st and you viii find lots Of Portable Insurance Copa.
mics Of every variety OF capacity in which you may stow
your books, money, jewery-or yourselves even if you
choose-snd be safe amid the cracking flames OF a
burning crushing building thief in the mill the
old saying goes Beside there is another material sd
ysntagesn insurance effected in of these is PaPc
ss it does not like other assurances, require to be
newed every year-it lasts for life time.
TChriStian Messenoer
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cut with great care expressly for the London
was made AZ l2lc, and ioO00D uams do Az 10 .S
Some good Western Hams were on the rnarks, . eu-
cts The supply al Choese and Butter Is very nm, es
ogeea: cncese iGrf Butter l2i as for Wessr.
sale OF Inferior Baltimore was made al II cts
The following article on The Provision trad. ., ~
einnat was prepared tor tho British steamer by "a. ~
einnaa Atlas:
PsoyrsioSs-Ths has been but 4 very u,oa...
niaDd for Byed Pors and the aggregate 49,. , cs
have usnspired do not exceed LOO bbls ana ,a -e
within the past week Price. have rsnred nos
for Mess. 10 256 II for Prime and 25alO ior go
About 100 haif oos were sold At 25as for Me-, ~
Clear which cleared the market Of Pork In M IN. a
very little IA put in pkgs Of this size Good o,. -.
city and country pkd. are generally held ~ g. sVl
rates named. and Clear at l4al4 81 '-''oe
OF Pork sailed in bulk the sales reported since N. a.
Of February inclusive, amount 20 900 doom 81 s,1
abou. c00OO0i5, Sides and Hams are kno.,, ~oeo
been for the English market There have 49, S Ss'e
some ether heavy operations, including Also po,L e1
Lard the particulars Of which are entirely x1,a,
Hams, ale for sides or Middles 4a5ic n, SSs'
ders ard &C for boyround The s,oek 10 or -sS
Is much reduced. bearing no eornp.rison WITH ,r,
our market AZ the corresponding period al l.s, 10 y
vi Bacon SomsAed hain' SIDES and Shoulders) ther.
is bat moderate stock, but there has not ve, =, a
time been active demand and the ,rans,r,ior rN 81
cd In these four weeks do not exceed 500 OOon 49,
ing l2J 0C0r Shoulders nj 81 ate, principally Sac Incls
ing pkgs sides over lfOOVD az &c, mostly psc <es :
hhds loO,0coi5 common uucsnyased Hams az 7SS,
7Ic the leading rate and small lots sugsr cured DO al ce
l0ic canyased and packed. The season Tor luse A.
mand has not yet arrived. Al close prices are a1 N.
last sale Of Shoulders indicating upward tendepey
For Lard there has constantly been q good derasps
but some holders yet disncned to se antcips,ns
still farther advance although the rates q 70
better than a. the corresponding period Of Last se.o,
The aggregate Of sales s $500 kegs and coo bbls In "a
week ending ending March > the rates were hos TO-
prime No |, and TO lie for fair No. TO order No :
sales 6l00 kegs and l,5i0 bbis in the week endIss
9th inst 1000 kegs and 1850 bbls. without percepubs
change in prices bu, holders a, close asking lc for
lots-ssc refused. In the week ending 10TH p N H.
sales amounted 20 1000 kegs aud 675 bbs At sic IN,
No. No. and soft at 7Gelc; No. and grease {. a
SIC In the last week the sales have been more moder
ate4S0 bbs and small lot of kegs-300 bbls ii 81 Is
ties and 80 kegs at SEC some irregular lots No a, c
Ne. at &c generally held st7 Sc) and grease Sac
The stock Is unusually light and holders asking asa
some &c tor prime No l. but buyers generally wsitp,
for particulars OF the steamers news.
The shipments of the product Of the hog in the tw,
seasons commencing Nov l, compare thus;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-30

70 Hon. JSo. NJ HoLLEY is likely to recover
from bis severe Illness
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NeNy-YOrk LEGISLATURE,

In consequence Of the crowded state OF our col
umns we are compelled to omit the letter OF our
Albany correspondent and substitute therefor a
very brief abstract of Saturdays proceedings. The
letter will appear in our Evening Edition.
In the Senate the General Appropriation Bill
was passed-a number of bills were put forward
on motion Of Senators and the remainder of the
session was taken up in discussion OF the Plank
Road bill.
In the Assembly the General Appropriation bill
az amended by the Senate was received and the
amendments concuued in
The bill appointing Commissioners Of the Code,
&c. was again taken up in Committee OF the Whole,
Mr. GOULD in the Chair, and after debate, the mo.
ton to strike out the name of Mr.. LOOMS and to
insert that Of Mr.. PETERS lost
Mr. BLoDGETT then moved 10 strike out the name
of Mr.. GRAHAM and insert that of Mr.. PETERS.
Lost
Mr.. FLANDERS moved TO strike out the name OF
Mr.. HILL, and insert that of Mr.. FIELD. Lost.
Mr.. WALSH moved to exclude Latin and other
foreign terms from pleadings, &c. Carried.
Mr. BAscoM proposed to elect the Commission
ers by the people. The Committee then rose re-
ported progress, and the House adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-30

sAsDs's sARsArARILLA-Uae might traveller centuries
over this planet and yet be ignorant Of more than bali ls
wondrous properties OF the very weeds that grow ana
wher on s surface The roofs that pierce It's mold opo
another fsId Of investigation prolific and as ooanoie
See what has been effected b. tho concentration OF ns
properties Of single root. IN combination with oinet
vegetable substances in the form Of ssndss safsaPars
LIS benefits, cow 50 widely dRased, are acknowledge
with gratitude By thousands, whose ncefaied nesn, OF
suppursiIOg glands or oo'ched and s.s'
we're deeued beyond the influence OF medicine until The
reInedy was Tried Its operations are Ia harmony WIZ
Nainre IL only subagaes disease, but Iecuis ne
energies which indulgence may have psralyzed
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, py A. b. "
SANDS, Wholesale DuggisU, 100 fuiIor-st corner "a
WiliaIn-st. Z5 Brosdway, and II East Broadway New
York Sold also by Druggists generally throughout Ne
United States. Price 81 boIIle. or SIX bottles TOR ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-30
) commsnclng Nov !, compare thus

When II Is recoeced that the number Of hogs packed
in Cincinnati In the last season was less than that Of he
previous season by, perhaps 5000 head. with sui
larger proportonate falling OF 10 the surrounding
country II will at become evident taai our prescu,
stock Is comparatively light OF Lard It mus, Be vsy
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-30
FROM HAvAyA--The brig Brazil Capt. Bevens
arrived hAn vesfcrdav frnm usrAna bringing aiYicas

FROM HAvANA.--The bng Brazil, Capt. Bevens,
arrived htse yesterday from Havana. bringing adyices
from ,hA, city 10 the llh inst The British bark Butte
shire. Capt Cunningham wrecked on the night Of
the 23i ult the Mucaras. about 1--WE miles N L. Of
La Pun,a Del Diamsn,e Diamond Point) The crew
were saved ard arrived ct Masnzas board the coast,
ing schooner Minerva the 9th inst Inc Buteshire
was from London bound 10 HavaBs-535 tons burthC
and conssgned TO Nessrs yi,'Olao & Wardrop. The
coast Of Cuba has lately been the Of several dsas
The English sehoaners Thomas Pierce aud Racer
rived On the IN iron the Colorados with cargoes OF
-four and materials from the wreck OF The chip Ocean
Inc captain and crew Of the Ocean were passengers on
board the sch0oners. The British mail schooner Lee
lcl the ll:a Tor Ners Cruz with the mss intended
for the steamer. The British steamerofwar Vesuyius
was expected TO arrive shortly at Havana with the mail
from Mexico which bad been prepared for the Tweed
IN o. Delta sQth.
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IL Boarding with private family. Apply a. 50 MsDea'
gal-sl. ui3vu

u GoURAuD's IrALIAE INDICATED SOAP for me Po~
tive Of al skin diseases. bochss aud
Gourglds Posdrs spetEs for esadicaring suPERfLVUs
HAIR Gouralds lly wai;e, liquid rouge &c sisI WaAs
stan,aaeows Liquid HAIR Dys Dalley's AhgeA Pam ~
tractor, HycAs Cream Of Lies, Bea!I Ha,r hesfsr@a
Psmas for the Aair biscf. brOwa and far. Remember
Wglkers step or Two from Broad sy, west side mise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-30

THE RECENT SroRN.-The Baltimore American
says the storm did considerable damage in that vi
cny in the way of levelns fences trees and partially
constructed buildings. The water in the Basin was
driven out in almost unexsmpled manner, and the
vessels lying az the wharves left aground.
schooner went ashore on Cedar Point and ship on
Swan Point
Considerable damage was done 10 unfinished build
ings. fral tenements, &c in Washington City.
The Albany Argus of yesterday says, The storm
which commenced here in the afternoon Of Friday and
continued without intermission for period of twenty
four hours has extended itself far and wide and in
parts has wasted itself in fall OF snow, and in
this section Of the country in aquantiy somewhat
precedented for this late period of the season II is y
ing now In our streets a foot in depth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-30

r. The work on the Iron Revenue steamer In
course OF construction al Pittsburgh has been suspend
Ioceedng il said TO the failure Of the steamer Polk,
built az Richmond on the same model
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-30
[Chris,ian Messenger.

FROM CALWoRSIA-lsDIAS OuTRAGEs-Capt.
Bevans states that captain of whaling ship arrived at
Havana on the 18th inst from the Pacific ocean where
he lost his vessel, Ono name or date gven) lie came
overland TO Panama and thence to Havana. This
gentleman reported that the ships Susan Drew and Loo
Choo with part OF the California regiment had
rived at Callao-no dae--sl well
He also stated that the priests in California had pol
soned the minds OF the Indians and half breeds against
the Americans to that degree that some thirty odd Of
the troops had been enced into the interior Of the
country by promises Of friendship, where they were
buchered under circumstances Of the most revolving
barbarity After tying them 10 trees It IL said they cut
the flesh from their bodies and forced II down their
throatS. y. q. Times, nth
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II Mr.. CtorEs viii accept our thanks for q
eopy Of yesterday mornipss Boston Posi-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-30

The BLOCKADE OF VERA CRUz.-La Patria, the
Spanish paper OF New.Oreans, in an article on the
Blockade of Vera Cruz says that within the last three
months all the vessels that have attempted to violate the
blockade have succeeded in doing without meeting
the least resistance the part of the bockadng squad
ron great has been the apathy and neglect of its
mander In the month of February twelve or fourteen
merchant ships entered the port discharged their
goes and left without being molested These ships La
Pa,ria represents mostly American laden with pro-
visions and munitions of war.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-30

CITY ELHcTIoS-The following nominations
have been made by the Loco-Fooos of various
Wards of our City:
Ward alderman. Assistant.
L.. Henry IL Hyrnc, Philip French.
Iv George II. Purser Dennis Mullins
Edmund Fitzgerald, William Reid.
~, John Foote. Patrick Kelley
'''' Thomas Gilmsrtln Frederick d. Kohler
XIV. Edwin Nichols Joseph A. Jackson.
YUM William A. Walker, Moses w. s. Jackson.
A'in'' Moses w. 5. Jackson, William G. Weed
So far, the canvass opens rich and gives prom
ise of considerable animation at the Polls two
weeks hence. Bat good many of the opposing
tickets Will be bought of or compromised before
that time.
'sl third tckesh the OF Foo,e and Kohler.
TROUBLE IN THE CAMP-The adjourned meet.
ing oil the Loco Mayoralty Convention. at Tam
many haii last night had to adjourn again without
coming TO perfect democratic harmony. They
balioted TIL halfpast eleven clock but could not
agree upon candidate. The votes were given TO
Messrs. Sherman BropAcg Isaac Y. Foarler and
Ecc'es CALENDER; Of these Mr. Brownen was for
the most part the leader, receiving sometimes as
many as seventeen votes among forty odd Dele
gates voting. though both his antagonists occasion.
ally disputed the precedence with him. Mr. Brow.
nelrs friends mustered strong in the lobbies, and
that large number Of gentlemen who were in a
very happy state OF elevation seemed to be all on
bis side, by the assiduity and enthusiasm with
which they proclaimed tina. he was the best fellow
in the world. The last ballot, we understood, was
Is Tor Fowler and 10 for each Of the others
The contest is 10 be renewed on Wednesday
night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-30

SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
ByJ ~ Miller . story brick house and lot on 23d st
between 5th and 9th avenues, 25x97.9 5000.
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CITY ELEcTIos-The following nominations
have been made by the Loco-Focos of various
w ards of our CITY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-30

DEATH BY PoIsoS.-The Coroner was called
yesterday to hold inquest 90 sherst on the body
Of Elizabeth Ann Wright (wiie of Jas. Wrght) native
OF NewYOrk aged "a years who died suddenly on sun
day last Prom evidence sddueed before the Coroner.
Il appeared tina, the deceased and her husband went to
reside al the above place about week ago-that they
lived unhappJ together-thai on Frdny night last the
deceased ASen sick and vomied during the whole
Of that night and continued 10 do until about an hour
before she died. DR.. Thomas Holmes, made post
norton examination OF the body and found the stomach
Indicated the presence of poisonous substance
and thai ii had doubtless caused her death but when
and where IL had been obtained or by whom admins
tered, could no, DO asceT,Ained. Verdict death by
poison.
CHARGE or pERJuRY.--Oficer Stewart Of the
Lower Police Court yesterday arrested three persons
named Herman Leopold, his Newman Leopold, and
Louls HenlA On q charge Of perjury IN having some
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-30

AccIDESr--A boy at play ran against the horses
of Harlem Railroad Car, the Twentysevenih St
station on Sunday. The horses knocked him down and
the car ran over his leg, breaking ii badly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-30

NEw-YoRK FARMERS CLUB.-We beg to call
the attention Of readers to the meeting Of the Far
mers' Club at the American Institute, tomorrow tues
day at u O'Clock NJ. Choice Gratis and several yar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-30

- All the Telegraph Lines centering in this
City is still out OF TX.
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PHRESoLoGY.-Mr l. N. FOWLER has Just re-
turned to the City from Baltimore where he has recent
IL delivered two full courses Of Lectures, which have
been attended by large and intelligent audiences and
spoken Of in the chest of appreciation By the
papers of that Monumental City. This science seems to
be well established in the minds of all who have ever
given it an examination We hope Mr. Fowler will COM
ply with the numerous requests of our own citizens
and repeat his very instructive lectures Strangers visit
Ing the City will do well 10 call at the chronological
Cabinet Of Messrs Fowers Wells, 13l Nassaust and
examine their extensive collection of Casts, Skulls and
Busts which have been gathered from all parts OF the
World.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-30

Subscriptions received to the semi.Weekiy'
THURSDAY. March 25.
Fort Plain, N. Y........ Oyster Bay. ~ f'.'''''''
FRIDAY, March %. Chicago Hl.............
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time ago In suit before Judge ulshoener mat
Edward slgIer and Mark NewIteadt were nonre'iden"
Of this state but residents Of Mscknaw Michigan. for
the purpose of obtaining wit Of attachment against
their propery as uonresdents or Ascending debtors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-30

GEoLoGY.-WM o. BOURNE will deliver Geo
logical Lecture, Illustrated by numerous paintings sec
tons and drawings, q, the LectureroOm of the Typo
graphical Society, corner Of Broadway and Howardst
on Wednesday evening Admission free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-30

tg~ Hon. ROBERT II. NORRIS, our able and
Efficient Postmaster is TO deliver Grafton at Lyceum
Hail. this evening before the New.York Literary Union.