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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-02-06


ing, by electngS. WOOD President and W. W.
LIVINGSTON Secretary alter which thefollowing
resolutions were adopted. = .-.... I, 5. -tr'
ReSolued Ist-That we organize ourselves into
an Association, to be called the Monroe county
Schoolteachers Institute.
Rosolved 2d.-That the object Of this Associa-
tion is to advance the interest Of common schools
in Monroe county. ,
RESOLVED Sd.-That the chairman Of the meet
ing appoint committe Of four, to draft a series of
Instructions to teachers, for conducting and gov
erning common schools, TO be published in the
Spirit of Democracy Whereupon the chair
appointed James Smith, D. H. Wire, SARAH A.,
SHAW, and MELINDA THOMAS, said committee.
Resolvd 4th.-That the Chairman appoint a
committee Of four, TO publish an address 10 the
people of the county on the subject of common
schools. Whereupon the chair appointed VIM.
H. Colledge, D, H. Wire, VIM. DAVIS, and Pat
terson Mason, said committee.
On motion of VIM Davis, S. Wuod was added
to the foregoing committee.
On motion of W. w. Livingston. the following
persons were nominated and elected, to address
the institution at its next meeting: to wit D. H.,
Wire, DR.. james Smith, Wm. IL Colledge, and
S. Wood. .... ...' .
On motion of Mr.. Livingston. ResOlued.-
That the proceedings of this meeting be published
in the Spirit of Democracy
On motion, the meeting adjourned 10 meet on
the first Friday in April next. ','' ..."
STEPHEN WOOD. President q h
W. W. LIVINGSTON, Secretary 20 'A3H
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-02-06

Large quantities ofgrain and -four are
still going to England, from Baltimore.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-02-06
From the Pennsuluonidn.

FTom The Pe1nsyludfadn
The letter Of General Taylor, which
we give in another column, finds us so
much cramped for space, that we are
compelled to defer some remarks upon
it until Monday. 1t may well be call
ed extraordinary, and we think his
friends have been very imprudent in
publishing it. The introduction Of the
Express. which is also copied, threat
ems more from the SINE source. We
hope not
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BUFFALO, March ii-s Pm
RI THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA March IL
The Canals will all be open tomorrow through
the State, and we may expect an avalanche OF pro
d1ce 70 be poured into our city
The Pennsylvania Legislature, by i'' JOINT rs'o
luton will adjourn tomorrow night There has been
some tax Of proongug the session until the close OF the
ninth but believe everything be done morrow
that IA requisite and usual much will be done that
nj sht be left undone.
re rrufsed drum and solemn funerea march 10 heard
in our streets this forenoon Col Lees Union Fencioles
are buryins their late first Lieutenant Miller.
The subsc dptoas 10 the Scotch and lrith fund are
swelling rapidly and coming In from all parts Of the
State.
Judges Cutler and Bell, recently elevated to the su-
preme bench OF state are to DC honored oy apuohe
dinner from the members Of the bar In this city.
The Wing papers in our State which were the most
strenuous IN their advocacy of Mr. Cooper for Governor
in preference 20 Gen. Irwin coming out noby IN sup
port OF the nomine, Of the Convention Everything
looks sht and harmonious and we enter the contest
with every auguTy OF success
Our weeks business closed very dull on account OF the
large receipts Of produce expectes
SALTS or SrocEs-FuH Board dnd Gft1-O LenlRn
oct g Harrisburg 29i 20 Far & Mecs' AT % DO ~
$1,000 -. 1856, loli Sl6C0 Treas notes. 1905
$1,000 State S. II $1,000 : o.. l-67 lO2i; Sl5OOt
stste S. "a; 100 : Bsak, a. 100 Reading e., @!
SlfOO Lehigh g. o.. 100 ResOing 29t 100 VcksbuTg
-: hoo Reading - ~; $500 Treasury notes, 25
IOE; $50 Iorrs Cspsl o5 Is 80 do, ce-h lft Second
Board and dff,r35 ar Mecs Bk. 493 s2Oy state os
sll 500 Nav 6s ls6J, go % Girard, III $500 II
81
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From santa Re.
From Santa Re.
Correspondence OF the 81 Louis RepubEcsa.

N'itrf fP-4tA~c " VIC % LOUIS NJ rI1fctE.
SANTA Pr Jan. & Ia,
The force that met Col Doniphan AZ Brsyite 49,.
no doubt intended 10 cooperate with the disateces
this territory, who had almost matured Plan of rev.
and expected BY the aid Of these troops from the .r
to hsve been able 10 drive the Americans out al -
country. By the vigilance and sctvity Of both rai,.
and civil authorities. the plan detected and thoass
tho most Pron.sent movers careful 10 Be a..
OF harms way 20 be caught yet enough OF tie pr.r,-,
actors were taken 10 snsbe the authorities 10 dscoys
the whole scheme and 20 Illustrate IL 80 far "a thls p,
OF the country Il concerned; add TIE defeat OF ne
forces sen, 70 aid item consider AZ crushing Tie AS,
hopes Of the rebellious Inclined
Gen. Wool Is reported 10 have marched 10 join IA
forces with those OF Gen Taylor this DO dot eret i
believing that Gen. T. had need Of his sid and n ts
had, thar Gen. Wool from bis position, geographically
considered could have much morn easily marched q
Chihu6hus, than to Join Cen 7 Though on the other
hand cannot sccOunt for the lous delay IA the a.
pearance Of Gen W. the other side q the no a,
Nor.e.
Major NJ Lewis Clarke leaves this morning VITA a.
pieces of artillery and hundred add twenty mea
march to TIE support OF Col Doniphan. He will prota
bly, be able 10 reach II Paso BY thu Sd inst which may
possibly be toe late 10 aid in the taking Of tho place
VIVA, Col. D's future movements are % ~ va are ~,
positively informed
When Joined By Msor Clarke bis force viii consist a
about Thousand men. with which force would seem
to DO OF ,emerity 70 march chihu4has taou
Il ia yumored that such Is Col rs intention.
The little excitement created BY the OF tie az
a, Brszlto having subsidized snd the threatened re6eor
suppressed. al is ssaaqse. IN Ne~-MeSieO, All vii
hone remain 90.
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Legislature Of New-York....TENrH WEEK.
AInINx March 10 Fridau


Mr. Woodruff took the Chair. in Assembly, this
morning at ten, and after prayer BY Mr. Miles, and
the presentation Of many memorials, Mr.. Wright
of Sullivan chosen Speaker. pro TEN. 81 to 3. In
his address to the House. he gave both branches
seasonabe advice
Permit me gentlemen. (said he) TO embrace this oc-
csson to impress upon your minds individually and col
loctively the importance and magnitude OF the work
sul before Us and the imperous necessity Of 90 hus
banding and improving times - to eject at the
earliest possible period, the accomplishment oil that
work
Alter considerable debate the bill by Mr.. Burne
latye 10 the Judiciary was taken out OF Commtee al
ter the following amendment by Dir. shum"ay' anu
several others, had been sgseed 10 . o., al,
The Juslces Of The Supreme Courto the ISL "a ON s
IN Judicial Districts having the snoftest une 70 serve,
shall for hs first Two years, constitute Osl u o yuus
OF the Cour q Appeals Of tbs ptAle ano nc yusSeS ~
he Supreme Court Of the % an, bh and elh US
rict having the lime 10 serve, snail ior ne !"
years thereafter constitute four Judges OF me So o
Appeals ard tus alternately until onef'se P'o''oe y
In SENATE there WA report presented relative .
the Clinton state Prison and debate about the Guam
cations OF certain gentlemen for the task Of ccdyns
fhe common and statute law.
PuntskBlent for CAoaftHg Merchants.
The Judiciary Conlzsuee IN Assembly nave reported
fsvorsby on Mr. shumwsys bill. for amending section
50 tide chap part & Of the revised statutes so that
Il shall read As follows.
q" Everv person v ho with intent 70 steal or eeflaud
snoher shall drsgnedy, By color Of any false token OF
wntng obtain he signature Of sny person 70 soy ~riien
Instrument u obtain from any person any money, per
slsbl property yazshle lang, upon CONVICTION thereof
sal! Re punished By imprisonment n ga priso1 no
exceeding ies years, OF u ne county 81. nos
q ne money properly. hing 30 ooIAired, or oyb oh
fae an1 Imprisonment"
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DIsPAToHEs FOR TIE TRIBUNE
az ELECTRIC TElEG RAfH.
,-ru.yORK LEGTzLATCRE.
SENATE. ..AIsASr March l3-7F.M-


grSATE.AI-AST March 81 p u
Mr.. VAs scHooSHoyEs reported bill Tor the
Punishment Of selaction and Adultery
Mr. HAD reported a general bill !or the incorpcr-
alton Of Railroad Companies
A majority report bill relative TO the Hudson river
Railroad vas referred
Resolution Of thanks TO Taylor, Worth and Wool,
agreed to.
The IMMIGRANT bill was made the order Tor Wed.
nesisv Adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
Mr.. BuESELL reported complete the biiI relative
to the Election Of Judiciary Ohcers 1t was subse-
ouently passed = 70 g.
Mr. BEEas reported bill TO abolish the Office Of
Couuty Superintendent Of Common Schools.
The General Manufacturing til 1as made the
special order for Saturday next
TIE House agreed 70 meet hereafter at 2 O'Clock.
The General Appropriation bill now under dis
oussiou in Committee Of the Whoi;
The General Appropriation bill vas not disposed
Of
TIE bill which passed the House O-day relative
% ne election Of the judiciary. p0vides inr the
election Of sll the judges directed yths Constitu
ton to be elected and Of Recorders SIrogatss and
District Attorneys it also requires he Boards OF
supervisors in Counties having spoPuAtono 20 600
or over 70 meet on the 18th day Of Apnl II they
had not already done So 70 decide whether theiF
respective counties shall elect as separate officers
Judze sai Surrogate, and 10 * their ss,sries. i.
the Supervisors Of any county shall not meet upon
the DAY designated it viii be deemed equivalent
70 a formal decision in favor Of single ohcer %
serve As Judge and Surrogate The City Of New.
York IS exempt from this bill except IN regard to
judges and Clerk Of Court Of Appeals and Judges
Of the Supreme Court
The amount received by the Relief COMMITTEES
up to this day is s3ssa 2 cents
WAsHrxsrox March IA P. NJ
III. southern II all this evening bring, New-Of-
leans papers Of tie sth No news. Two mails are
still due
BUFFALO March ii-6 Pm
A En-. broke out in the Commercial Hotel, the
under part Of which i. occapied By Mr.. Stebbin,
as whisky reotifying store. The stock in the
store i. entirely destroyed, and the Hotel greatly
damaged The FIRE still raging at y o'clock. Tbs
/ building i. said 20 be insured.
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Revis,on OF Legal Prac tice.

II appears 70 have been setled at Albany that
N essrs. ARFHAxAD LOOMS Of Herkiner NIcHo-
Las HILL, Jr. Of Albany and DAVID GEAsAH ~
this City are 70 be chosen Revisers Of the Legal
Practice Of our State They are gentlemen Of IN
doubted capacity. Perhaps we ought to be thank'
fsl that one Of them has heretofore been known as
jealous and persevenng advocate Of thorough
Reform, such a. is demanded by public sentiment.
Let Us hope that the tedious incubation Of the LIE
fisIeture on this subject will not prove abortiye
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To.sl 10 towns Q9a6 I'd 9s5 sl75 2a74l l70s M.

IoA LsUtoWns zsSso - - eI8' -s''ff I''u-s 4VO'V
Maj. sgainst Williams. ga. Do. in '&6-.23S
81 towns 10 come in mainly In Coos which last
wear gave Williams 2ecl. Colby 6e9. Berry &2s.--
Should they do the same this year, Williams will
have ss3 majority in the State.
To the Senate, Looos, Wings are chosen, and
perhaps one more Of each party. To the coancil
whig. aud probably Locos.
The Patriot thinks toe House VIII stand $50
Adm. 1874 Allied, when the returns are Ill in.
For Congress, the Patriot states the plurality Of
MoaltOD and Jennsss over Wilson and Goodwin at
700 each bat admits that the first lacks 900 sad the
seocnd 100 Of an election.
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Correction.


10 ~ kfllor Il Ihs Irtotssi
In the argument Of franklin" IN The Tribune
Of Saturday TIE l3Sh us. uPcr the impeachment Of the
Judges Of the suPrsms Court yoUr eomPosi;os' make
the writer say Ii = de pretend that hs Provision
OF the Constitutes Dos sPply 70 the existing courts"
The Sentence should read 1t = IDLE 10 pretend hat tbs
uroysiou of the Constitution does sor apply 10 the
istng courrs' This rIs aor IN this add o1e other
place Ia Mr. Basco speech, WHARF re says the Judges
are 0fH irapesehsble fer opinions form the head aud
foui Of the positions IN controversy and seem 70 be too
important IN constitutional argument to pass uneoF'
rected.
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BaookIrs. March Z. 1917.

GEsrLExES l have received your polite note
Ny enssgenerts At home will render IL impossible for
me to deliver more than three lectures in your City
would not venture suggest short course but for
the fact tia; In IL might be embraced the discussion Of
the great discoveries made during the psst twelve M
teen months refer 70 those made By Lord Rose with
his zress Reflector the planet By Levcrrier. and
the Of the sideresn Heavens, BY Msdley
Should you think tne Discussion OF these subjects
might Ia any degree excite attention, aad awaken IN
teres, promouye Of your great enterprise, the erection
Of an Astronomical Observatory. II Will AFFORD ples.
sure thus far comply with your catering request
Very truly your ooedient servant
q NJ MITCHELL
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THE MAJOR GgNERALSHIP. This Alexandra
Gazette saws Il Is rumorod at Washiugt0n that Gen
Worth now Major General BY brsra will receive The y
pontrneut of Major General ric, Hon. Thomas H. Ban
ION decasd 1t is also said that the appointment ws
rendered 10 Senstor Dix and declined These howeYd
arc mere rumors and mus, DO taken for whe they sr
worth"
FIRE AT TIE WATERvLlEr ARsEEAL.-We IN
dersand that re broke yesterday siternoon 10 ne
Furnace OF the U. g. Arsenal at Waervhet, which BE-
fore il was subdued destroyed that building ponoa
who was assisting in removing the property IRON snA
C,rnece had hIs ies above the ance by ore o.
Wv ALBANY Argus Saturday
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Arkansas Intelsencer has BEEN discovered near thu
head Of Current River In tbs; ssts Il "a supposed
he very valuable.
r James Riggs, black. mas been found guilty
By tie Court Of 5chuykl County. Pa Of the murder
Chariss Guader The crime was committed IN sugua
least.
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Prof. ,Iitchell's Lectures en- Asirononis'
NEw.YoEK March 9, l=47.

Sir: Many'of our fellow citizens are very anxious
70 have tho Lectures on Astronomy which you are now
delivering at Brooklyn repeated In this City Ias re-
cent discovery Of Leyerer has turned the attention Of
the public within the Last year. very much TO the sub
ject in which you have 80 much dlscng yourself
ana he great success which has attended your abo at
CINCINNATI will give additional interest 10 everything
that comes on this subject from you.
II probably is not unknown TO you that some OF our
setve and public spirited citizens are now exerting
themselves 70 establish Observatory at Staten Island
and we are sure that the interest which your Lectures
will create will tend greatly 10 promote this important
object
= we hope thar you will be disposed 10 sccede % our
request and deliver the OF Lectures In NewYork
AZ such time and place may be mos, agreeable 70
yourself We are sir. very respectfully,
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Great Blow.up-Re.torarion of the Boureon,,

correspondence q Inc ltl--Ac
PEKN. Ill Feb Is, ls47
It's done the lopz agony a past
And Frink Co. have got the mails al last
Our quiet citizens were somewhat startled thi.
morning on hearing that the extensive nail con
tractors o. Hinton. q Co. had failed. Their routes
extended all over the West and il is presumed
The failure Is universal The amount Of individual suf
ssrns {; is impossible 70 cslculs.- Il IS said that the
amount Of preferred claims" between 81 Louis and
Pekn alone IL $4,000 By this "a meant claims which
the Company are disposed secure from lose in pHt BY
sssisnnsnis Thi, but one roae out Of perhaps over
hundred the Company lad contracts II Ohio Ind
ana mircis Wisconsin. Iowa and Missouri Their dn-
yers are Of course al thrown out Of employ large cred
TORS 70 the Company. without money 10 Buy mesl OF
yictuAs This catastrophe hss been produced BY the
herceness the opposition which has been vaged against
the Company il got the new contracts year
and asf ago. In this state the opposition was mainly
run By FriBk, Walker Co. the previous contractors
who yesterday catered upon the cOUrse without COM
peuior, and now have II al their own way. AZ they
have spent many thous ands N running the opposition
tney get Il back again from the pockets Of ne
people, and The fare has gone Up accordingly lnele
must bleed pretty freely also. Is the carriers Of the
mall in such cases understand have tneir prices
There Il something wrong about this whole system Dat
suppose there "a no way OF Teneoyns Il.
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~ GEN Tow THUss,it seems has been prevailed i?oa
10 remain another week The Museum but we are 50
,ured from headquarters that he cannot extend bis stay
beyond next Saturday and QUE readers viii see by he
nronretofs card appended 10 tho Museum Advertisement
that those fall 10 him this week will posyelys
100 ate for he cannotwil not stay longer. Should no
weather prove favorable the Museum viii be crowded o.
each Of bic evees tof which he holds four daily ssse
calIy the last two three days and those VI no desire
more Qniel chitcha with thu lte General WIN 90 "Sh
to 20 aFy part Of the week and the fore part OF NE
day FOR farther particulars a. 20 the hours and onsf
fractions must refer 10 bills and uhs museum aa'sf'
t<ement la anogher column.
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DIAMOND POINTED GoLp PEss.-lf you wan, good
Gold Pen 60 to J. Y Savage. % Fultonst Ills are h'
rate o. only pencil included. They are nade BY 'Se
Of the best manufacturers Of Gold Pens and srs quite
different article from the eashy Pens recently 'oaA
the auction rooms about town and Of no value ~h'f
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TIE LICENSE LAw.-Chief Justice Wells stated
yesterday in Municipal Court that Ia sentencing for
violations OF TIE License Law the Court would heresf
ter require the convicted party % grs bonds for he ~
good behaVor daring year, snd that In OF
yolsron OF the License Lsw within that time the laws
would bs rigidly enforced, both upon the guilty party
and upon the bail Boston Journal.
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Born TO Command.

10 Ut FdUlT q 10 ITVNIts
observe by list Of appointments made By tie
President since the adjournment Of Congress that
lsi Captains Let Leutenanis and % leotenanIs Il CAP
tAns are from the slave Stses % 10 from The lree
isf seutenants from slave States 10 from the free
"a sutensnts from slave States to - rem the freo
Nor,hsyn men will do Tor ID Lieutenants but nothit
higher. They are not born to command.
Negro-whippng In early life is ~ excellent eXefcs
10 lord II over white tresinen.
Ma, Yeri March 10, l3f1
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NV NuHo.-a Our faith then iOndly phsh.ins %
20 .aee d guest saias csvsana trsr pOsire;s Opera
OF Linda d ChAnoGnix, sung b siznorizs BsriA
translated, adapted ard arranged BY c. w. BeAnes
Maestro d Cam. The above hAs LAT has Just been pub
Ashed with English md Italian words BY Frth Hal
Poad 90 Broadway.
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Business Notifies.

~ GEsTLEngss HATS. style for Spring isf7 vi
be introduced on Wodnssdsy, March Shy
LEARY & co. Hat,ers, Aston House. Broadway
Circulars descriptive Of our style will be forwards
BY addressing Us post paid. mfn
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y Equally remarkable with BEExSASs syfpf $40
hi. ESSENTIAL PILLS which produce full, easy ana -
turd evscutons-healipg and correcting 81! ints'usa
deransement Once 40; CortIsnd,st
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~ The Shakers Of Watervliet Ohio, believe
they have received ncw revelation, and sending
cut delegAirs who hold public meetings in the large
towns out West They say there Is Cow erss N the
words a.Ea;r. and they are e5rssr4iaed 20 sound the
slarrn. seven mcn sai six women wers At Dayton
lstsly.
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- Capt ALsERr PIKE. the poe, Of Arkansas
who was reported - have ben captured oy The Mex
cans. : n9g true Express
cEcgret 70 zee tie ab0vs innentoin relation TO hi
true poet
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~ Ksox, l2s Futonst is now prepared to supply
his patrons and the public with his eegan, Spring Has
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rOtai I9J towns 2537 l9-9l1 e,4oo 10 ID
Williams behind Is.
The Atlas thinks the Allies may have major
ity In the House We don't Portsmouth has set.
tied that.
Here is the table of the NewHampshirc Patriot
noool for Governor only:
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spanc FAsmos HArs--WARaOcK's. 20i BrosissJ
has now ready for sale tho Spring style Of senilsns.
b.is mJ isn
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~ SEE OUTSIDE OF TO-DAY's PAPER. q
~ In nernocrntic WhIa GeneraI 3 0 mmiftef J,

DPtuofsdttt W ntA OtuttdI tOthiHtts's
March iGs7-R ssitsf Thst Zoe Democratic Wig !sc-
Tors Of City COooty Of Se~Yors ts Requested 10
assemble ia ter respective Wsrds AZ sacb places es The
Ward Commune may oesgoair, on Tuesday evening" me
1Sd Inst half psst O'Clock, 10 ehoose Nominating
Con nttee 20 nominate suitab persons for Charter Of
for their wsds ard three Deegstss 70 represent ne
Ward 10 Convention 10 be bed 81 Broadway House Ga
Thursday evening the 18th Inst al hs past oclocf 70
bomin Demoef Wig candidate for Mayor iof me
City sni County Of Sew Yoss for he ensutrg year
J. PHILLIPS PHGNIx, Chairman
AsRM r. LAWRENCE. Assi- Chairman
yS,t,s I Ii sa.sS.ow Secretaries mis-
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e THL "crcLo7EDIA OF EssIisH LIrIEA.
rrsx No s sterling number. containing biographies
and selections from the writings Of such men A. John
Bgnysn. sAAop Burnss, John Locks, Lord clArsndon-
SIP Mathew Hale, Archbishop TiIctscu. DR.. South
George Fox. Mathew Hsary Baxter snd host Of 9th
ers The work improves IS I; sdvsnesS--Sold for 3
CENTS uurutsr bv W IL Graham
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y The ladies may expect an interesting lecture ssa
exhibition BY Mrs COVE ct the Hall Of LyceuD Esii
tns Broadway, this r. N. at 3 o'clock.
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- Abcut sls5 was received ron Nr. ]. B.
Ggushs eessss IN AZ .. IT, lrh Il AIs-EJ ca ine eve
Ming OF tns ga inst
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subscriptions received to The weekly Tribuu
received 70 The semi.Weekl

subscriptions received TO The Daily Tribune.
sAruspAy, March 49, New. Bedford, Mass....,. /
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FKoA Rio JAsERo. bark Nazepps, Capt
Smith erngs sdyices to she 25th January, but rsvs
ofirpoftsnee. The message OF Gov. Rosss 0f BEenOs
Ayres had reached RiO. and from is violence toward
Brszl bed created solne sslssnn.
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Vermont for Temperance.

Returns from Eve sixrhs Of the State give the FOL-
lowing aggregate Of votes for and against any fu-
.nre Licensing Of the rasc in Intoxicating Liquors