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HyRoIc. We fad a hnc instance q gsllsnty
recorded Of OF our ccers, IN ne laie disaster
CAPTAIN Henry of Texas. who was setting a. interpreter
ard Jude iur MsioT Gaincss detachment made ais 60
sr lie next dsv after the capture the lsers horse
and arrived Saitiio with ihe Intelligence lie cssae3
OF IN face Of the whole Mexican guard Killed Two Who
pursued BAN. and rode his horse. noble sn1ral uaa
b. Ten dead beneath bin. completing the rcmsincer Of
the distance ca foot This unucky Occurrence hss We
are Informed created great sensation 10 the srry and
II l. regretted the more account OF the itiaenee
will have upon the MeNicsns. whom WI nce 70 seis
which they have no. heretofore dared. IN. o. Tines
MAINLAND The Senate Of this State has pas
ed the Resumption bill and Ii has this no doubt e-
come law.
The House OF Delegates on Saturday passed oil
abOshine imprisonment Tor debt spphcao,c 10 Boa
resident debtors They should have sone one step far
taer and wiped this relic OF bsroaTsm from the statute
books OF lie state.
The bin providing for the meeting Of the LesislataTs
of Maryland but In two yesrs Instead OF yearly
WA on Saturday passed by the House OF Delegates BY
a vote Of nearly twothirds.
FxEcurloS-Catc, the property OF :. Holmes
OF - Andrews Parish convicted Of sn attempt 70 corr
nit rape was executed yesterday. agreeable 20 hls
sentence uesr the Club House. In sA'i PARISH lie ve
accompanied to the salows by he'. w haocse.
where in a short address 20 his eolored eFstarrn, ~
acknowledged hls guilt, snd sd'nori'nea mem % ee,
ware OF crime aud take example OF as drssshi
7-- charleston Mercury, 90.
METHODIST CoxYEREScEs-The Baltimore An
uual Conference OF the Methodist Episcopal Cearee
will nee, in Wsshn ston next Wednesday At the eoar
derry Church Bishop Hsmln will preside over ~ ae
Rber.tions The Annual Conference OF The MetnooIs'
Protestant Church will Be held 81 Eastcn Nd also com
mencing on Wednesday, lo,h inst
-. Francis d. Newcomb recently convicted
before Inc L. District Court several charges o. oE
cery, snd sgainst whom charge OF smoeiihns ior'y
six thousan dollars from the United states peholrs
in the same Court escaped from me psilsn psol 20
saturday night The L. :. Marshal offers reward OF
$1,000 aud tx sheriff of the parish reward OF sSVo cf
si..y,es, n o. Mercury
~ VIII the n. Y Tribune correct US mistake
- 81 .r, contributod In woonsockCt FOR the lrsh
was az 4cO instead cf $3.50 reported in The m
buns of March 4. lWoonsOeSet Aa'oese'
rYs The very handsome sum Of $4,000 has been
raised during the past year BY private ae'erPaoa' tn
| aid Of the University oi Vermont al Burlington
! ~ The Msrylend resumption bil. passed. the
! eensee on Monday and is doubtless ere this slaw.
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CAPTURE or FL PAso.-Mr. Coons, merchant
Of Santa rs arrived st 81 Louis the 18th ut he hsv'
ing left Santa re on the 18th Of January At that me
nothing farther was known OF the movements OF Col
Donipban than given in yesterdays paper Aiier
his departure Mr. Coons fell in with some MeAican'
who had been in the battle OF Brszi,o, and learned from
THEN tina, Col Donphsn entered Fl Psso on the 2sth Of
December and took possession without resistance. The
military force which he met the 18th and defeated
had scattered 10 the mountains.
Mr. C. states that the attempt produce revolution
in Santa rs was TO have been made Christmas night
IL was q time when great number OF Mexicans were
expected congregGte in Santa FS for the purpose OF
attending the ceremonies Of the Catholic Church. A
very large number in attendance from al section,
Of Ine country and no doubt by pre-eoneert priest
from Il Paso, habiied as gTsasD. was present and
took an active part in ali the preliminary Arrangements
But the whole plot Disclosed TO the Americans by
Merican rosa and the authorities we're able TO secure
Q good many OF the leaders.
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o. Tcasiay morning o; consumption. tLht
cLOTlLDIS, daughter OF James ksrrigan' u ne d
year Of nsr sgo. -.
Tn. relsiv.s and friends OF the family are reipsct
fully invited TO attend her funeral from the residence es
t. ny 49,, a, q o,eloek milo a-
Ys,terdsy morning Mr.. CHARLES AUGUSTUS ca.
RY. aged 20 years.
The rien.s and relatives Of hls father. Josiah Cary.
and OF h, brother Prof j. A3dson Cary are requested
10 attend his funeral tbs Institution for the !nsuue
ton Of the Deaf and Dumb Fe At this afternoon at
II o'clock without farther norce. His remains viii b
removed to West Brookheld. Mass for interment.
On Tuesday mornios. 9th mat OF measles. JOSEPH
BARKER. second son Of Shepherd and Martha Do
resu in the 9th year Of bis age
The relatives and friends Of the family are rsspect
fully Invited 10 attend his funeral this Tednedsy) al
tsrnoon at o'clock from the residence Of his father
SO For.ythst without farther invitation. HIS remains
will be taken 10 Greenwood Cemetery Tor internent
On Sunday, 7ih inst Of paralysis, HENRY VALEN'
TINE ESQ In the 62i year Of bis age.
His friends and scquanances, and those OF hh soma
John NJ and Alfred A. Valentine are invited 70 attend
his funeral on Wednesday 10th inst ct p NJ from bis
| late rssidonoe. llo Forsy,h.st meT
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A Beautiful Painting.

PHILADELPHIA, March :.
Those who feel interest in the Fine Arts have
had for some days subject for admiration unusual IN
lts excellence AMI mos, delightful some time ego when
one Of our merchants was In Amsterdam he saw at pub
lie exhibition pictures representing scene upon
the Rhine so perfect details and deeste and nstu
raj finish that he determined secure IT, He did So and
brought II home aud while open to view here thousands
have vised II, although no public announcement was
made The prominent 6gure il old horse. With aboy
cereessly living upon bis back and apparently In CONVEX
.aton with young and beautiful sir seated on stump
near him Before the horse two sheep are reposng a
goat ia browsing In neighborhood and al altue dis
lance another sheep seems looking up the long vista
where the peaceful Rhine j. flowing between hills Gov
cred with foliage most decAtely aad naturally pictured
The grouping Is simple but very harmonious 70 seems
if one may use the word ike iiue family party, snd
there IL dreamy calm pervading which grows on the
spectator as be contempAtes the picture.
The figures Of the animals are the chief points OF ex'
eeenee and the horse really 10 have an exist
ence There is no idea entertained Ut canvas being
behind Il The recumbent sheep are so faithfully
elaborated that the natural appearance OF the WOOL
elected from distinguished Naval Commander the
blunt but very commsndatGry criticsm-"I could tell
the orics of that wool In the market any day The
whos pcturs IL faultless and the artist Bschhuysen.
Is destined to bold honorable recollection from The PEG
pie this side 9th Atlantic. IL is doubtful whether u
Will 20 into toe collection Of Mr. Ro0b Of New Orleans
or remain here.
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cnrrr-r.- 9. NJ = 20. ?. y

CoLrNSts " Na'Nu :
AxorgyR FIRE At COLUNsUs GA.-At this mo-
r1eut our town in asnes i has been rAnins a. a.y
- 80 srd shout O'Clock the ere broke out next
aoor 10 Wade l. Middlehrook's harness horse he
Tp.cous church is on IRE al this tue, SD isere y 20
Glance 10 save any part OF that square u Is SUI rsn'
iur have 10 fears for ny place Insured oS the LEI
vhols insurance $500 have bit moment 10 Wrlte
ali, coafuson-will write again soon.
rCorr Of Newark Daily Advertiser
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DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
nv eLECTRIc TELEG RAPH.
Ar,.yY. Ms-cs s-7F y.

A-tAS1f IA -
Neither House has been in ;e,sion 10 Gay. 4ns
fone-.l solenzi,ies ever the body Of Capt Morris
drew together large concOarse Of spectators an-
everything passed Of we'll The attendance o. 'ns
military was very rumsEous, and tie display III
posing
The ics hsrs is becoming very rotten 's'e'a'
teams broke through yesterday in attempting %
mass from South Fsrry.It- 70 Grssnbush.
BvrYAIo March g. lsl7-
Ths make. is very inactive for all kinds Of bread
.sus.. Corr has declined 10 - cents with hgn'
sales Wheat may be quoted At e. % and f'ol'
at a. 55ss3
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Rrrxxf,I SESSION BrLL-On Friday afternoon.
ID, b Bou.- Of Delegates the was taken on the oil
70 eonr the act altering the Constitution 50 s. 10 az
,I- sessions OF the legislature 70 Be held every otneI
irs,esd OF every year and was passed BY Voe 81 ~
yess 70 q nays Tie bul having Prev'oosy Ps'eo s-s
ton rvr.-.A. 49,.
of the legislature who vii meet in session I'd me le
ce-,ber f5lioving There vii then be no election Tor
e,,brs tili l-49 and 80 on every two years. This a.
.srs,Ion vii save the stats about So coo year.
Baltimore Patriot
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PENNSYLVANIA WHO CosvES1ios-We learn
by Telegraphic Dispatch to the Philadelphia
Moth American that this body assembled yester'
day a. Harrisburg. The Convention was called
% order by Mr. Kunkel. Of D,uphin. who moved
that Tor the purpose Of temporary organization
SAMUEL BELL. ESQ. of Berks. be called to the chair
The motion was adopted by vote Of so ayes to 40
nays.
Col Thomas w Dufield, and Mr.. A. J. osle
Of Westmorel.nd, were appointed Secretaries
After the appointment Of Committees to nomi
nate permanent officers Of the Convention and t
INQUIRE into and report upon contested seats th'
Convention took recess TIL o'clock in the after
/ noon.
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~ The funeral OF the late Rev Peter olFy So
- ,,,sp5ed Yesterday q New Brunswick By arse
number of he citizens Ho inferred in the bury
ground Of the lsi R. D. Church between tie sTsves
of Rev Drs Livingston and Condt He was tae Oldest
minister Of the Dutch Church having been uPNAi1 OK
x,v vas 10 the ministry part Of which was spent IN
Beu.viIe In his county Mr. Ricord Attorney General
Of the sandwich Islands 4 grandson. TIE pal bear
ers were Rev Drs. Cannon. Van Vranken' scott bow
prnudft ant Cornwall. LNeNsIN Wv
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- PsiSz's oAAis ToorE PAsrE Is the bs', srtisls
we know Of for cleansing preserving and beanhfyirs
the Teeth Pnce 20 cents For improving the Com
pexon giving ii increased softness aud beauty use ths
Table, Of Pearl and Alsbsster-prce Is cents AT III
pouerv eor Crandst
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RI THE SOUTHERN MALL

~ We received 10 papers South o. Philads.'
phI. las, evening and understand the Baltimore train
had 10, arrived when the for our City eff Phia
49,.
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OIL PAISrIso.-Nrs II. NJ. Perley Invites nef insnas
and those interested in the art Of painting to call sno
examine he productions Of her pupils, 90 wednssay
March i9, between the hours Of IL and So NJ o'
Broadway corner Of Houstoast msE
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rY- Mr.. JrwkTr Of Maine, appointed Charge to
Peru two years ,ince by Mr. Polk has been re-
called. We are happy to state that the apPrehen-
.ons Of his friends, who feared he might no, find his
way to the country where he was accredited. were
fortunately without foundation. He did ind bis
wsv 70 Peru and the President is so much gratihed
a, the unexpected result that be has given him an
opportunity to find his way nome again. His re-
turn will be hailed with great satisfaction by hi,
friends her.--many Of whom partook Of an excel
lent entertainment prepared for them by the
Charge on the eve OF his departure. 1t was. how
ever not the sole entertainment this distinguished
gentleman has furnished his friends IN this re
.peot he is, in truth. very liberal.
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From the cultivation OF tho soil, therefore. there
a.e at present means OF Subsistence TO be sought
f,r two,hirds o. the entire population. and il may
veil b conceived, lssys Kane that the inquiry as
20 the actual nature Of the soil It's prodacsiveness
And ito extent the means Of increasing its fertility
and Of ecoaouisias its produce, so as to sive the
greatest possible snoahs Of employnsa, sna SUP.
port presents topics Er discussion. important oct
merely In relation to chemical or botanical phioso
pby. bot % the eravest problems that can occupy
tho nlads Of the philanihropist or legislator.
The vast mineral a. well as agricultural re
,nrcos Of Ireland are faly discussed by our su
shov, and the adaptation VI the Island 70 'aasusse
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DrEL.-The Buffalo Commercial Of the sth has
TIE following reasgrsPhe sispa;rh from Lewiston
hostile meeting took place this morning between
two Canadian sen;lsnen WHO came from Hamilton for
;AAs purpose Tee wespons piso'stistSree four.
tes PAGES Three shots were exchsnztt bat 1nf0Tts'
! ns'ely neoe Of than teok tf.~t
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sugoF VALUABLE PHslrs LssaKy-BAsss, kies'
AIDS PLATT, 2of Broadway, will sell ibis evening,
large and very choice collection Of Books ehieay Engse
editions aeluding many elegant sad rare Worzs sshon
offered
Also copy Rses. cyeopsdls A. vols in tns hail Ras
bfrHf
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Business Notices.

~ KNOX. l2s Fulton.st ia now prepared to supply
his patrons and the public with his elegant Spring Hs
m9 lm
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TT GENrLEaESs HATS. style for sprius, ls4T viii
90 introduced on Wednesday, March s.. by
LEARY & co. Hatters, Aston House, Broadway
Circulars descriptive OF our style will be ior~Ndsa
by addressing us pos. paid m'u
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g We srs indebted 10 the pohteness Of the
csp,sin Of the scsamer Southerner for copy Of tie
Charleston Courier q the 9Th received yesterday srs'
Ing in advance Of the mail
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BEEBE & oosTAR,


1856 Broadway, Nsw.York,
re- VIII introduce Spring Fashion Tor oeansmsss
Hats March 8, lS4T. in u'
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JOSIAH RICHARDS, AuctionseI

GESrLEMES's H.Is-G. B. ALvosD, iol Brosd"sy'
will open his Spring Style Saturday, Mar 8, lsf7 moe
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The Tribune Ia philadelphia.

Our friends In Philadelphia who wi.h 70 be supp.ss
regularly with The Tribune. viii please lssvs cen
names and residences with Zsber co. : Leoss
Baildinz Thirdst below Chestnut. who WIN deliver -
paper 10 them !mnsdlstely sfer the arrival o. ne -
ssngsr Ina from New.YoTh Of III cents Per
Single copies, price cent?, may always Be ootsnSs
sboyN o. trsu he PhilsAsipas Nswssora
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nearly ~ appeared to be sekiy snd poverty seehss
when they cane OIL board The ship ieys, rssed s,-i
suaong .fi~r~sr- ard fwruTy 'ogf ~ hsrn Al
Scarcely Of the passenger bus hsi the fever At On.
tine OF other during the voyage The captain hs1 "a
option in taxing them the between decks we're ehsy
tered sad the passenger SCENTS put on beard whom th-
pleased he sad be ID been 10 II years and u.vs,
knew a captain 70 make such personal sacrsces snt o,
srtons 70 help the passengers a. Capt 7. did. IA
Jury without leaving their seats returned vert.cs n
Noi Gully.
CorRr or CoNxoS PLEAs-Before J1dss p.av-
Joan Frici Vs. Alfred farmnr sad Moses @ L1cawS a
son OF psintF' or years u sse Was sssoaiss IA
cart opposite RS residence n OrsBgcst when ihs car
YVES run aSairs, by cscart belonging 70 hessrs B.r
more Co The chid wss thrown on, snd rsueA 10
ured Action is brought for damages. The defines IA
thar the horse In the ioecar Unexpectedly started sr
where il was standing in care Of Boy. ssa aso TIA,
Messrs b s L had offered 10 provide nurse. peyscisp
sc for the child Verdict this forenoon. For psinrs
Messrs Cromwell snd Solion-yor defendants Ne..rs
Porter and AcNakc1.
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-----<ss----
Court Calendar....THls DAY.

COMMON PLEAs-Part Nos IS, II, IS, %, 100, -
los lO7 lOe So Part 2-Nos lls l22 1872 1896 10, 3l4
- is IS los ll6 1874 ia r. 81 Sc 100 100 a. - III
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tS~Mr. cLoYrs will accept our thanks Tor the
R'son Atlas Of yesterday. brought VI, Springfield and
Hsw-EsreuA
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~ JASEs A. VAS DYKE, Whis, hes bsel elect
Cd Mayo Of De;roi, Mich. BY % majority.
Mr. peltisr, Less, was chosen Justice .! the
Peace BY ~ majority At the SAINT election.
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u Hon. wAsRISoroS HUSr viii please &C
cep, our thanks fer oOPss Of As speech on The TsTrs
E.lH0n BILL
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r. CsARirs a. WILsoS, Esq. long the Com
nersial Reporter Of The Bas.o Commercial Advertiser
died Of consumption on the 9Th ina
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The sollowiss Is the classification Of the people
AZ ireland, Is given In the last census. taken in
r-.a,vsa 4, agriculture .SSot7&s or H pr. ct
tysae and usnufse 70 $50 sss or ~
other prrsaits...... sis-aS or 10
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DIED.

March :. by Rev. pr. Krecs, MI \. A. ksAPP % S.s
KATE A. RosERTs. daughter OF cspt james I. Rob
er;s al Of his City.
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FsAsxLis HoCsg, PHLAoELPnIA.-rhis popular HOW
centrally located, I05 Chssnuts Philadelphia. VII %
found az agreeable lsyng psoe for travellers yisos hs'
ety where every attention will BE- paid 70 sr ec-aSsy
snd wants.
~ Diaaef sl2 and 81 o'clock
"a post coach belonging 70 The house will eongey
Passengers and from tho dsp0ts and landings r es
each, Including .aggsss. D. K MINOR,
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- "Aksvxrsr CT EDWARD LwiSosros
AsAnsr cArrAI PrSisxSxSr" Every rorsoa who
~hes % resd clear and soavHeing Argument On tia
ssbjecA should procure copy Q! this pamphlet Fo.
ssle AZ tirshazn'a
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y Tie Whiss Of PiitsylvSaia District have
ncGniasssd wzrsrLl ?. TrssrALi, Esq for Congress
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The THREH MlLLIoSs-Tae Journal Of Com
merce announce,-we know not on what authority
that the Three Millions about which so much has
been said and written is to be used in the purchase
Of California or portion Of IL 1t is contended
that We ought to have port or ports on the Pacific
where our whaling vessels may resort in safety,
also that our land trade across the continent re-
quires ths, we should have foothold there. Blu;
says the Journal as il is against our settled and
well known policy 10 acquire and retain territory
By force Of ayms. it must be obtained pescesby
and with the consent Of Mexico. We must have
deed Of it in fee simple and then our title will b
forever undisputed, The President thinks that
three millions will buy all the territory we want
and that by this means he can close the wM"
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Ists o. NeN+ ofL. Froprie1ofs
Jas NJ eAspLRsos, OF Philsdslphia 49,,
Gao. 2. BUkNHkN. o. Boslo1, iTfeu
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CAPITAL PUNISHMENT ~ LouIsiAxA--We see
BY the Picayuno" that Sll has been introduced BY
ro, Mr., Rssi!s In the Senate, ase!sh The esHish
rrsnt Of Death IA tia, State.
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wed 10 The Daily Tribune.

Subscriptions received TO The Daily Tribune.
TUESDAY, March 9. lPlanvtlle. DO ...''..'
Remington, coun..~..- ilCh=stsr SPRING. Pau
subscriptions received to The ssni-Weekly'
TUESDAY, Marcia lDobbs Ferry. ~ Y go.
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~. B. PALsLs 10 me authorized ssent ana 10 esly
receiving Subscriptions ADD advertisements for mos OF Ne
best papers Of lie cOuLry far and near ais orces 10
keg.Tork Boston, Philadelphia ard Baltimore HIS
Azepey 10 New Yora % IN Tire Tribune buiid.nxs TH
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Di1soso POSTED CoLD PIss.-ifyou vsEt geo;
Pen. 70 20 J. Y. SAvAeE % eulson-s His are cspai
arucle. snd ma Do lad foT g only. pencil ineluded
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RxroRr oS cAFIrAL PrSIsHsESr.-We have
reserved copy Of the Report Capita Punshnis Mt
recently made to the Legislature 81 SewJsrsey, and
and IL document worthy Of ssnersl circulation Ii !s
valushle compilation Of facts and Arguments adapted
TO convince the ,Aspuoa Of the psTneiSns influence Of
Tia Death Penalty.
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sAKDss sAatA7ARILLA--Ws know u 20 form Of ciS
ssreFusiye - well Disgusting 70 oiasrs, %
dsehsreng sores. psstass, and sesbloos com san o.
pecisy whe1 heir sveges vsbs upc1 the expossa
paris o, me psrsoc Tsossssds have nd ,tsH solves 81
asss unysss.a, developments Ct diseased ecndsn Of
tie bloo3. BY res0r, 10 sssdSs snnpana; bal lsss'
are :ih thousands who are afgured By hen. snd who's
tealh temper aad spits Elected BY he ercuns,ce
To Uca We ssy,ry this purifying preparation, wncn WI
speedily ssce me p5ysic4l 1scolOTsuon from your ccsn
tsnsnes and ea. 81 reeoreiing you 20 yourselves, a
rendering sou ascge Instead Of repclslse 20 others -
ne pseciy q y0uT nEes, removing q shs 's"s
time 10th physical and mental hrtaaoa
Prepared and sold. wholesale and retail. By A. b. v
SANDS Wholesale Draggirs, 100 Fu.ior-st eorrsf o.
wlliaIn-sL III Broadway, sad n East Srosdway NOV
YORK. Sod also BY Dlssiss generally shr0uss'ss a.
uaeI States Pree o. Pc, bottle six bottles of -
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R- Or. DoDs the distinguished lecturer and
philosophical defender Of Mesmerisn hss been invited
10 deliver four lectures that science in the ITALIAN
Hal. 800 Grand - on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday evenn IS this week At = O'Clock The FRS,
lecture will be rss Experiments IN Magnetism Galva-
pisrn and Mesmersm. vii be brilliant and amusing
Admission only ~ cents.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

PoLtcE-Several cases Of assault and battery
aud lew small thefts and hurglares comprise tn'
,phnle OF the Police Intelligence Of Yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-10
~ christys Ethiopian Minstrels were ssaes-
Cd vita fall house las. evening at the socisy Library

CoURr OF SEs,roN.--Tho Court was occupied
with the trial OF Patrick AcQlAde Tor receiving stoen
aoois The case was not concluded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-10

~ TaE HucrHlSsoS FAMILY had A iue audi
epee on Tuesday evening a, Brooklyn. Las, evening
they gave Concert a, Newark Ga Friday evening
they viii give their grand Farewell for the season at
the Tabernacle As this viii be the last opportunity for
hearing them for At least many months the house viii
no doubt be crowded.