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THIS DAY PU BLlsHED, Prohaoliie- an Ala % Fsiih
L bv ~. author Il % Pr0verbial Philosophy OneFoL
limo. Yrice . cents. -,
AVE nus endeav0fed with solicited help q hea'
venl no place before m. world few old iruths
truths nes.inAbly precious Bat sacn runs - We 49,,
.s.n N do neg-rfhe gain something ~ tonot heir
rts these are al their su5sfanie Y, nor le pos
i've proofs. hess a-'ecfy-s properly arndshl "a
ITEM but a. t-hsir Acceptabify among The ncfeauO4s
o, men they gain, say even b. suca poor pe@ohs Is
m nen .Lt....L -.
lo one 1ut lat was not the writers sieci ss rel De-
rsas- 81 the nasty Greek prover0 about long BOOKS
which Ia every tine and country sure never 70 oe eal
fbrr1gb by me in a thousand because Il = al~syA
,x.-r 10 suggest than exhaust topic. Ihe amor
80 l6 Broadway.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Pop. NJ.

Nooperations IN Grain or -Four today. SpecDla-
tors are waiting to receive their letters by the Cam
L
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~ A meeting Of ladies' will be held this after
at g Poplsrst TO make arrangements for giving
public tea psry;he proceeds to be devoted toward til
relief of the starving poor Of Ireland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-23

NEW MUSICAL PUBLfCATiOSs.0-s
NJ HALL / Frankin- square. snf Flkih HAL
pOSD 81 Rroa8e-ay, haze gst published, he foHef
49,, 4. fu-f fsr tT0 treble roices, ~ Chs1 W Oofef
- 49, ~ Mr.. Ioder and - NortbaIi Ine syren
- 80 rr.r duet lor treble and tenor Or D.fyion y l.
l,--srre. TIE FAIRY Song. By }. q barn-ti HAn Ne
i,- Boat dsrrriplve so1z - henry El'.s..i re
u--t,i- a. beautiful rev song BY J. De me ha1e
30. sesir.ted - N.ss Ka-s Avery t-e BARN. Wall
- ~ r n Col MAYS Quick Sep by Babcoez II -
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PHILADELPHIA. Feb. %. ls47.

The Steam Frgate Allegheny was launched at
Pittsburgh today. The Native American Conven-
ton, a, Harrisburg, nominated for Governor Mr..
EMANUEL c. REIoART; for Canal Commissioner,
RossRr II MORTON. Governor SKUNK has nomi-
mated WILLIAM ID. KELLY Judge OF the Quarter
Sessions Of Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-23

~ GoDEY's LADY's Book for March has ITS
usual variety of reading matter with two steel engray
ings and Fashion plates The contributors oil the
number are Mrs :. J. Hale, the Editor h. Hastings
Weld Mrs E. Cakes Smith, Miss Leslie Miss Duncan
w Gilmore sirnms and others The Editors Table
and Model Cottages are both good and sustained with
their customary vgor and the latter as well as the La
dies Work Department. well illustrated For sale by
w II Graham and all the periodical agents
~ EcLEcTIc COMMENTARY oN IRE HOLY d.
sIr.-Nos XII and XIII of this valuable work have sp'
peared containing the conclusion of the nrst and com
mencement Of the second volume, and embracing com
mentares on the books OF Proverbs Ecclessses solo
mons Song. and nearly the whole OF Isaiah The en-
sravings- Lebanon in the Distance and The Brsztn
Isver are well executed. Shannon a Co. liz Ms
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-. washinston Union No. ., Daughter, % Tenn

ersree will &c citrate their ecCu nd Anniversary o3 Nn
h meeting and Concern AZ he N0roiSst " CDlrcn %
Wednesday evening. Feb -. wren ne ivlONlus
"a 1a.one friends Df he OF Temperance VIII M
dre.. iha ue@tng Zion Jss Harper vii preside FRO
fessor j. r. Mstt, Judge Dscsmsn d ~ ~ Reese, ne.
m ne Re- Horsfrs Rev. WIN. r Soforf. Lebheu-
u Ctaprlan ESQ snd others ssveral eminent FecSusi'
ard choir under The direction OF MI Patterson VII "a s
nartin the exercises Of he evening professor O5Ne
an preside Al TIE Piano Forte. " II. Dikeman, Grand
Marshal. -...-t rt.ro,.
,,l .er.s ~, s,is nv M Mott IS Fizabeth-st Mrs
Young 357 Bowery. Mr. Duncan. v Lewis MS hnapp
me Norfolk Mrs Phenton, lli Mr,berfy MS fatlOn
a Norfolk Mrs Gsuer, corner Of ludlow Alo stanton
Nrs Charlton. lfa Ludlow Mrs Powell - Ofchafl
u Fisber g5s Rroot,a. Mrs =ret ny 2. Bowery Mrs.
wallis % Second also 90 Mr. Wnds boot sore ~ ~,
vision Mr. Bankers shoe store, ~ Chaihain S4sfr tn1
Al The door Of the Church thai evening. ~ ius'
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miscellaneous.


H-oTI9F Wanted ID sell our a Fashionable Millinery
~ Establishment, where tie hr ass Or o-snss. esn 70
done The object IN selling oui "a s,b 10 .essrs a.
ME OF MI. c HENRiON, "a Broadway, up sislf''
Granite Buildings
EPIcUREANs ATTENTION
WILL BE SERVED UP on Medncseay ss ~ -ifslss
w A. Clusters DANG Ant Coffee sa.9o1 ~ fei'on-s-
.or ~ he roast beef sisnode beef 40 siesss from
ysieotre's is fulton MUket. sdvsri ssd al Wees a,
being liiils ahead Il tine IL !" ProsIe.or
nOODI ri DOt.-OfcleEn habits and vel oi9.en VII
be purchased sDd fair price 49,. 20 - m ~ 80
one Oaid be preferred sue PIC ~ -, D..
sDd direct A. thi. Once 10 l. 81 :
1utNCE-A : lect school for sac n a proc
II porous couditor 90 iof ca.l 70, l 80. - !,
- l5r III az 81 Fut0n-s.- broos5n, between a1e
FM =. :.
,I<FIFI-DIND LEHIGH County Banz No
~ ,ser Al usr Tor 0rosdclcts, csss rfss same
v.iv-ss r,-irz. drillrEs, p-i.ors 40 -vols ls
dfsns wear Al y NAileh-.--e- ----
NIERRIMACk Blue fhiNi- 80, .. - pr.
- - $3.50. nd clyie Pratt NOfks. f0r sac 81
fS 9Ss VIC CT HARRIS, ~ EIehange plae-.
,V,o TUp AFFLICTED-Uniai.ing s1cces. iof
49, ~ 81 years hAs faly esiAoAsnec ne eneAcy "
= 49, A. Toolh Ache DroPs-i beng cisrovery
~ - -. r Han ~ HON itowe- - crixl5 % &c sc
BY ne msnaf.esrer, o . y $3.50 a. cssaser,.
~ - $780,. rew marble b1id4nss
b NE have .-s receives ~ A. Is -. g..
sof1Ineos " -ilh cacce sssOrtTDen. o. Ok MAJ
- go c,-..u etus double csalied Coosns, 10. u
VoH WET WEATHER.-The
PhErAn "a, Rssber Nsrut.ctartng Co" ocsr fot
- I.rysss s,1 best sssoFn-r; q IEdi. k1o,s. -
% Be iS9na n he e0Cnir1 ss5' rs1,s.ersre ID
80 eociS.r's Fsrsnf- 1-..is I1soer rsr q - 1''
10 sTis-n vita TIE co.'s or y e's ~ "a proof
Aso ever sses.s sna retail Dealers are lnyiisd %
sSs "a .a:s: before ru'eh''as 4, 20
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ARRIVED

ARRIVED. -
Packet ship Baltimore, Johnson, from HAVE Jan 10,
rndse. 10 Boyd Hncken-42 steerAse passense,' ne
y h.. experienced Westerly gales during the passage
shin Jobu skiddy Luce, from Liverpool Jan -
rndse 70 Robi Kermit Esq
r. V.bsera (of Newcastle Me- Borant - ds from
San,a Cruz Cuba. 30 logs cedar n DO mAnosAny -
IONS fastic 10 Harmonys Nephews Co Len oris
Hortcnse for NewYork, next dAy-tne ony An,e AZ
xsss hi port saw An American .ore-And VII scnr sup
posed from New-lor bound IA ADe W - w.
days north OF Haterss. ~ 90, -.
b., Fra,o Hutchinson q sc I'm Palermo ZOO ooxes
o,.nTss 7f0 DO lemons HArm0nys Nephews Leit 81
OrI.nao White for New Orleans Mary Phillips, frAit
for New York Ocesnus Higgins une oAr<s Aaio.e.ll'
Wsrd for Ney.York Freeman Durne, Boston uea-ief
srnitb uoc. Justice story Pcrcivz for Boston, Gninn
Lsruson New Orleans Welsh, Ames, FnAAce4P pms F
/ briz Massachusegts PritchArd. New-iork 80,
sehr Grrc.an Chase Is I'm Boston, mdse, AiAln'-
/ Schr Joseph D Dill Of New Haven, In virginia
BELOW
Packet ship Roscius Edrdse. from Liverpool no'e'
Packet .hip FideHa HsckstNf I'm Liverpool, Jan 4
/ rnise. 70 II Marshall
Packet ship Europe Furter Liverpool Jan H. mise
/ % II Marshal.
ship vie,oris HartsboTp fun Liverpool Jan i md'e'
/ 70 Michel - -
Also. ships banks and briss- Wind Ne
dee, Of vessels for Europe detained on account
of Essterly winds.
SPOKEN
tn ms, Torturss SO miles distance, bark Prompt OF
and from Boston Tor for santsso-per or,s " .se.,
sth inst lat . IL lon - a. passed large mss' o.
ship painted white hsd been stripped OF everything
per brig Wshsega Al this port - ,.r
Jan 10 lat 40 lon So Ellen (proesbly bark Ehsn 1hi
NswYork. Jan / for Glasgow
Im Is 20 lea 6ypsss, New'fors tor L'v~ps'l
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Boarding.

BOARD WANTED-A yourg gentleman would Ike
ID board Ia gsnieel private family or where here ars
few boarders In the vicinity Of Chaihsmsquae, either In
East Broadway Henry or Oliver So and would Ike 10
pay il furniture. carpets Nc. AT cash prices address
Jurius Tribune Office. ~ 2ls'
DOARD NyANTED-Wanted by a gentleman and his
- wife unilrn. shed room with permanent board IN
the upper part ofhe city. Address Granger office Of
Daily Tribune. ~ II
BOARD WANTED-By gentleman, in strictly
Dprivs'e family. forvhich liberal price viii be paid
Third Ward preferred. Address Oscar al This Office
2qf 2issc
DOARDiNG-A gentleman and his wife and two or
ID Three single gertemen can be accommodated win
b-.r5 al 81 Enltor.st 23f 81
A BOARDING HOT * 10 rent and furniture for
"A ale In The lower psr of The city occupied by
number OF rot class boariers Rent low Address note
20 g. b Al this Office stating where Interview can be
Lad Possession immediafelv. 81 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-23

Thi. latter subscription. though ncl very material IN
aouri exceeds he views q tie Commissioners % r.
isn 10 their own hsu1s hey nss.s i ls
In die Aggregate. te amount ~ SO U'i put u uenk
r..ce-sary % take sufficient tine 10 colect ne To-
sfain1rrfs s-tIc must AT b. pad 20 - hf lh 81
N4~ch they isken upon themselves me ie-in-i-
ti.v ~ cling fa ~lno0n0, IN fle Teiiarce fhaf
fher f oyv-clizens. who sve not YET suhscue1 or Who
bov moi bscr bed 10 the e. Ct thei means, VIII come
1,rvsrd in course ri the week and relieve Them from ,
and even extend the amcuuL Farmer fuDscrpl1n' 90
,aka No thi. amount will therefore be received during
this week Al me once OF u .Ipe,.s, Ie pr ~.
stalnen Of 10 per cent being rad nen me subscription
l. made The Commission WIZ MOI doubt p-. uli- Icy
wi be thus relieved from i necessity ~ increa ng incur
voluntary Subscription and tha more may he made
TIRE Crlis 6ners have he fsrher satisfaction y as
sn the public hat subscription received lts Det
made without any bargains promises or pledges OF con
tracts or employment 90 any individual or company WhAr
v.r-a are reliable bona ide money subscriptions ana
their ambition has been sud H. 10 start this great pub
liz work on the basis Of carrying u through On most
economical business pfincipe- lbs assurance u zoe
.dvsnfsge which every sfocsholder viii have IN re-
ceivng Interest seven Per cent senrannually ior al
vances during lie progress of ne colsiiucuoh on We
Road il Is hoped vii defeat any cioris, when may
be made 90 reduce he value u the s"eh ice comm -
oers having tie utmost CONFIDENCE inst u VIII pay more
,sn interest when the Road s put IN rlon ihey usi
none will be- induced 90 part WIN iAtf stecA ieAa-
tnrv k0er Tie closing Of tlr Books he lst March.
no more stock can be issued without the kno"e1s ol ne
ockh holders, without s beng s onefed pro is~ 70
the existing stockholders e. me tme -,
Ctv whose first insiamenis amount 10 80
ard upward will be drawn on for the same inroleh we
banks payable the hrs Of Msfch ana ne oINls WI
answer the purpose o. temporary SCRIP stose i'
less sums than $50 requested 20 cal al me once -.
81 WaIst tomorrow. and the succeeding days OF ne
present week bearing In mind that ~ hsiAhehis hIi ue
psid on or before the ls Of March - .,,.,,
STEPHEN ALLEN, JONI JEkNls'
GARDNER O ROWLAND, SAUL ALLE1.
p4Aa aEs = K y. ~ GoVERNEUR KEsBLE.
WILLIAM CHAMBERLAlSit 1. NhiIf-
AARON WARD, o.,
New-York February p 1871 81
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Ccmmsiorers for taxing subscriptions 10 lie stock % s
ouoarv have he SAT sfa - a1nolncng 10 he friends
OF The e1ferprise and re public hist ne subscriptions 70
The s0ur required % secure ne c arief -AFe Jcr ~
~ = 90 COO and hat When ire trst trstanens Of ID
per cent or lie ssne az paid in, tie Company WI oe
orRa1zsd and The nee1fl measures % carr on he orr
will with sll rruielf dispatch. Be taken
TIE amount subscribed has been b the c1zeIs Of DE fol-
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PRIoE 8 ~ GENTS

HIST RECEIVED w the steamer Cambria, No. o.
j Dombav AL Son Illustrated. For sale ~
VIM h GRAHAM. Tribune Building.
II LONG 4 BROTHER - Ann-sL
BURGESS. sTRIN8ER& co. y Bfoad"sy.
,gf9 MTAYLOR CO Asnr House.
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~ To Mechanics and WorkimGmen - N, No.
H. ~ Nerbanic. and Norkueren viii be held Al Ameri-
can Hall corner az Broadway and Griuist, on Iuese
evening 15f February 1871, at u ocoek All Who zee
h. scss of the depression O lHhcr m 4neuce OF
he unfer of lshorers from Europe brown nfon ms c
ara country ard are disposed TO Adolf measures Tor sell
preservation ~ restricting immigffHon are iL'eu !"
attend. ,,t. -...s-,.,.
mechanics will address Tie meeiias exhibit specimens
VI S s5' 5,.e 0'' MANY MECHANICS
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xx,x,b CONGRESS. Second Session.

sgsATT WASHINGTON, FEB. y, l-4H
n,,ve. va. appointed Regent Of the Smith
fo,,itute vice EyAss resigned
- President presented letter from Mr..
i ...,;nq that he was one of the proprietors,
D., an editor Of the Union and desiring to know
80, the resolution excluding the Editors OF
y-,, from the floor OF the Senate, was intend
eito Apply to him
The b;yl % organize the ten regiments into bri'
- divisions. was taken up, aud the section
.Ia.;.i,g the President to fill vacancies Of regi
u-pt or company cBcsrs Of volunteers stricken out
gitOl7 III De-
~, o. b,eyet as second Lieutenants, non-com
,.,;..ioned officers who have distinguished or may
~s,esfer distinguish themselves. The bill was
IN repored 10 the Senate, and the amendment
adopted
Saturdays amendment requiring the discharge
4 All officers appointed under the bill, at the end
a the war was not concuued in. except that re-
lsnng TO paymasters clerks, which was pending
when the bill was postponed.
The Three Million Bill was then taken up, and
n, souLE addressed the Senate ia a very interest.
nc speech strongly marked by French accent. He
.snt into the history OF Texas from the time OF It's
nos,esson BIZ France, 10 show that the Rio Grandc
,vs. the boundary. He expressed his belief that
Vera Cruz would soon be ours, and was in favor OF
oroceeding then to Mexico, If Overtures OF peace
were sill refused He considered the line and che
roiicv nroposed by Mr.. CALHOUN, and defended the
,oIicy d the President. After an Executive Ses-
Sion. the Senate al ourncd.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The Bin making appropriations for the Army and
Volunteers. for the wear ending 3Oth June lsis,
was under consideration the whole day IN Commit
Zee ofthe Whole. Speeches mere made by Messrs.
WINTHROP, PESDLEToS. DARRAGH, j. X. lSGER
soEt and COLLAMER The bill approprlates about
thirty millions.
M WfNTHROP offered as amendment three pro
ysos First that the President shall only spend a
oroportODate amount OF the thirty millions during
each quarter OF the time through which the bill
funs; ID that all the money unex pended when the
next Congress meets shall be subject to their con
alteration and revocation 3D. that the bill making
these appropriations shall not be considered as sane
ton;ng the acquisition OF territory or the dsmem-
bennr Of Mexico a resolution was adopted to
close the debate in Committee Of the Whole to-
MORROW
Mr. NORRIS Of Ohio rose TO privileged question.
He charged the Committee on Public Lands with
improper conduct on the bill which passed the
House establishing additional La1d Offices in
Michigan. and for the sale of Wisconsin and
Michigan Mineral Land. He so modified the
charge as TO include one member only. who was
supposed to be Mr.. CoLLANER. Mr.. CoLLANER
disclamed any interest in the Mineral lands.
An exciting debate ensued, when Committee
Of Investigation was proposed but the motion was
uot acted on. Adjourned
Pun .nrt pura Fob 00-Qp
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ARRESTED AND EscAPED.-Chsrles Hayden
"ho escaped lately from Blackwes Island arrest,
90 Yesterday by Mr. Bseehy the Assistsn, Keeper and
o'hesr' Creighton sad Grim. The prisoner was placed
u the Fourth Ward Station House and on going in the
room where be had been confined absa, hour after
ward was discovered shs, the bird bed town but ia
"ssi manner be essapsa Is mystery.
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U The Trea.urer- n p Ers. DsE.-tmssaai. v
= American In.tituIc Lectures.-Pr1f Drsls

vii csiver ire eghth Lecture q ne course On ecnes
day evening 2sih Inst Al :: O'Clock, Al ne Lyeeun Build
M 81 Brosdxav sub eci-Arsfouy E1t Drawing. a.
APPLIED 10 he Arts o. Design. Member free sng.e
III xets = cents - Us
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GerrraI Nctiffs.

~ Pre,ch fnruuocr-Nfs-csczs Orr Svs,srl tv
"a D.-ztfer -Ns7s--,s DURASD AS r1rsnry FOR :
morning eass Tor irdesi also, ~ eTsnnE cas-. for
gentlemen Pupils c-i he scHlea Ito clss-ss In he
morning cas-. nay roF enter hef names IS waksr-sl
Que
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NETWORK

slstATURy ALAAsAc.....-THis DAT.
TIE Sun. Tx NOON. rVLL 81
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CovRr or OYER AND TERMINER-beiore Judge Lc
r,onds and Aldermen Benson and Compton-Ihe trial
Of Joseph c. Ashley charged Win forgery 20 ies.o -
or,gases on property at Colorado Row, Brooklyn was
rsle5 on but motion made by bis counsel to qusih ihe
Indictment on account Of not being perfectly drawn
Decision this forenoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-23

yI,UF AILEt.HANIAN-, battered by the success
l mai their former Concerts have me, with, have been
Induced give their next Concert a. The brOad~sy Ieo
ernscle on Wednesday evening, Feb. ~
The following pieces viii constitute pari OF Tue r'o
grsmme , -, -, ~. -, a. A..
.ighi--Ny Mother dear-The last Rose OF Summsr-he
doeih ali things wel-The SessOns or Farmers song
Could hash Fathers sigh-Awsy down En'-fsnSee
Lend. =. %. --. -.
Ticket. cents be hsd the Music Stores and a. The
door Commence st7t O'Clock. III u
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Subscriptions received to The Weekly Tribune

u Horace Greeley, ksQ. viii lecture before ne
Young Mems Cold sprins d. s.ion No 81 ; OF t. ia.s
tuesday, evening" Il O'Clock al their rooms corner 81
Broadway and LispsnsrdsL entrance N LspeuAra-sl-
subect Union ard Organization essentlal 10 the sue
CT Temperance Efforts Dr. Scboeoly OF Md hscees
Hyatt and Howard Mceks, ksqs viii also address ne
i,vsssxs \. .ns.S ~ IL
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- ReIjef 10 TrPIand.-Rev. HIM

T. Relief 10 IrPIand.-Rev. HFNET CHR. vii
Lecture Il fh Tst-ra.e Ttus1Ay evening. 18th FEB.
81. occck s1hierf-T1e Split cf l'isa History; or
The Causes - lr.l stress e1tnlel tl- some q -
rerece. indicated Tcksts 81 cents 10 BE- had n The
oce7 on lie Courier Enc1irsr, Post, Iri1Gse. H-rlt
Commercial Acverser J0ruAl q Cornr-rce and Brook
lyr Advertiser and The store a STAFFORD swords 80
Hrosfrsv. WILEY Pu-nsu. 10 BrostrsFs D. Apple
ton 4 ca 80 Rrnafxrv. Chas. : Francis 1 Co 90
Bros1rsy s-s Ea-r D1rlgsu ia F1iion-st; Mer-an-
tile Library American Mechanics lrsui-;-, Ant ~ re
Ta5errkc.e OF Ire evening 81 the Lecture -sfSus'
u The Treasurer u he Pre- Department. VITA
M n pleasure acEno ed res The receipt q The following
donations, VIZ
from GreenVl-h Insursrc= Company ...........slgo
North Rser ...-........- loo
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Y Hudson River KniIroad Csmpany.-The

meet his Tuesday evening. h tie nal 1i he Trustees
OF the Public school society, corner Of Urtni snd I'm
-. a. :, 5'eor. &fll-
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~. The Express Mail Steamer Massachusetts
Capt Potter having been detained By the severe snow
storm Of yesterday evening. will leave Battery place
Pier No this morning for Boston via stonington and
Providence Breakfast on board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-23

CNcurr CoURr-Nos. Do 70 81 q, H. n ! =, -
80 81 80 SO, "a %. ..., ~, ,oo %, o.,
srprRfoR Coukr-Nos. l56 10 1872, 20 10y, o. ~,
100 la9 "a ls6 las O. l73 ia l52 49, ls3 ISL loi,
in. 4. ll2. l27. 1873 us l69 ), g ,.
COMMON PLEAs-Psrt Mos. Il, q, q - ~, 81
as 81. 80 A. Part Mos 1874 l4O lo4. l52 10 ls0'
ls2 - ls6 lss 100 % 1876 lgs, 900 2o2 2Oi 20 2e
90 PIP o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-23

REMOVAL or RAILS FROM THE Lose I:LASD
RAILRoAD--Two men, named Terry and Robinson,
were arrested Friday last for removing the rails
from the Long Island Railroad near ST. Georges Manor,
and brought before Judge Edmonds in NewYOrk, and
held 10 bail in 500 each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-23

NTOTICF-AI a meeting Of The Trustees q the Aielos
Mining Company Of Eagle River, Lske superior, 20
Il was ke,olreS That all assessments due on soes
~ hls CorpsnT remaining 1npaic on M ION Of nIen
ert .hs be considered fo,i,ed. and be dsoosed o. 70
accordance with The srtieles OF ssssoc u -
ny. 9: LlfisgSiVN' Se''''@'' rsf Ida
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OST OR NIIsLAiD-A note drawn By William B.
LC0zHens ESQ for three hundred and fortyeightdolas
au twenty-five cents dated Feb g. l3f1, payable 10 our
order and endorsed by IL. The public are cautioned
81 Sis WM. 4 JENNINGS CO 81 Broadway.
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ny JAMES M. MILIKk-1iocs No. y Hdass
u lane. next door 70 Nc. Licesty-st

A CLAFLfN, 2sS Pesrl.sL up sisirs, CSmmissoa
n. Nerchsnt for The sale OF Boots shoes and brogans
T. JOHNSON will cell ai the store OF A. C!snin. 90
WEDNESDAY, Feb. "a, al IL O'Clock, A. n w esss:
boots shoes aud brogsus comprising large sssovuso'
Of fresh and seasonable goods WY
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1847-06-09
HYMENIAL.

MARRIED, on Tuesday morning the
lst inst, by the Rev. VIM. Walker, BEN
JAMIN NJ. ANDREWS to Miss ELIZA
BETH JANE: eldest daughter of Thos.
Hemminger, all Of this District.
May earthly comforts, all combined,
Attend this pair through life;
And may he prove husband kind,
And she u faithful a0ije. [CoM.
MARRIED, OH Wednesday the 10Th
of May last, by the Rev. Mr.. Wood, of Ma
Olson, Fla, Mr.. BENZ. F. WARDLAW,
of AbbeviIle Dis, S. c., to Miss MARY
AMANDA, eldest daughter of Maj. Thos.
Livingston. of the former place.
MARRIED, in this village, on the Sd
inst, by the Rev. D. McNeilI Turner, Mr.
B. V. POSEY, of this place, to Miss AG-
MES S. WILLIAMS, Of Greenville, Ga.
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Cotton Press.

We offer to the citizens of Abbeville and the
adjoining Districts, our improved SWING.
ING FULCRE PRESS. The invention
was not the result Of mere chance, but of long
experience and mathematical calculation.
AS to power, it is equal, if not superior, to
any thin. now in nse. It requires less tim.
Der, easier framed, aud put up in less time,
and with less danger than screw; and the
Press will last as long as any timber protect
ed from the weather or above ground. From
the number of these Presses which are now in
use from North Carolina to Mexico, we feel
no hesitancy in saying that they will super
cede the Screw and there arc ten Of our
Presses up to one of any other, and we feel
justified in saying fifty to one. The average
duration Of Screws in this District is not
more than four and half OF five years, and
as there is not less than five hundred Screws,
see what IS paid out in one year.
For single or individual rights, $500.
We offer the District rights for sale on very
low terms, which we consider greater spec
ulation than there is in the country.
Persons wishing iniorma ton respecting
the Press, will find me for Two weeks to come
at the residence OF Mr. james Cobb. will
build one more Press in this District for $5O,
every thing found to hand.
Invented in Barnwell District. S. e..
PROVOST, Patentee.
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