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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19


PKSSILvASIA-The Governor has approved the
pOsy loan Of ssooooo the passage Of which noticed
Yesterday and II Is law. Among the bills which
passed the House on Wednesday the following
An oct authorizing the schuylki Navigation Compa.
uy 70 Increase their capital stock
There has been no action in the Senate ye; the
ell 10 repeal the charter Of The Lehigh Bank
The Hsrrsbursh correspondent Of the Philadelphia
american IN noticing the expediens - which the state
treasurer has been forced 10 resort b NEE, the State
iAiefost As the demands were made says
Inc Treasury u from two 10 four hundred thousand
ee.Ns behind The demands upon IT, In other words II
minus BY the former sum. oH,he first OF Feb
IuNy and August the amount requisite to meet the
= mi annual interest II 10 the knowledge OF this den-
s-snvy ana the tear that il may increase with time,
wh Keep The State lean from . to 30 per cent below
II an &C, were passed imposing an additional tax Of
80 mn upon al property sub Get to the Stste tax
o ses 20 continue in force Tor year only sufficient
eu4euns OF additional revenue would be collected to
s1s 'ne Treasury equal to all demands upon IL pro
'u'o 'he expenses OF Government. arc not increased
aad no extraordinary appropriations made
IL aus proposition 10 Irrespective OF the question of
~ s. " 'ne Peohc works measure OF such doubt
=, .s ias time, thai 1t cannot safely be relied upon
V'u immediate relief 10 the Treasury.
-
SONNY FOR rAks--our neighbors in Iowa ap-
- 10y inch troubled with Mormon thieves and we
~. 80 eney are visited with such a calamity. On
sIe we are nearly clear Of them although The rid
Is1Ss Ass COZ been accomplished without much labor
"a an Buren, County they have carried The y,
10 cave "a ns. ,ne einrens have zen hen notice
se,er. viii 'ney 90 90 ssrlyi tee Spring, the
t~ie thirty i've horscs which had =. .,ci., hs .,,s
seen found, and ~ Of the thieves wh - Wa-,,"r.
oe'e"' IN bon ri,izeD. 3D.
, hsscuE.-The alleged slave who = h.e, torci.
oy 'aken from Detroit to Toledo ~ ..ss>ss.shsr
VS. paced in room chained wb,ls -, s. H Ss
his xhsr..S.. s~aa', eome colored - fog sind Of
pgrsul, w. W. ea ried nim Oh un sd Before
was soon l.aSaS ~ me slave was e.rsssa and
49,, "sioen IN canada 90 Eve Jour.
.eVvO seFes Of land have been sol. 's.. .-a,ss
nen'h'' leaving but 10000 subject 10 ar s"s's
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IN PRES IS

AND WILL BE PUBLISHED IN FEW DAYS
hBuA and Blue. or the Prvaeers Of the Revolution a
tale Of Long Island Sound BY Charles r. Sterling. Price
Is cents This work will contain over 100 pages. and viii
found OF the exciting novels published IL IL
designed Illustrate the character Of those men who were
foremost in the Revolution. The scene Is laid on Loog
Island Sound. and IL thrilling narrative, nom the most
authentic sources and well worthy ihe attention of all In
terested IN American history, heroism and adventure
Hsrpers' Pictorial England No. 10. Price . cents
The Midnight Bell the Fatal Hour found ed on inei
dents In real life By Baron Won Holsein Price y cts
The Social History OF Great Britain during the reign OF
the susts Price rs cts.
The Divorced by Lady Chsr91e Bury, author o" Mar
rage 10 Ugh Ll'e.' Price % cts.
Marion and his Men, Historical Romance by the au'
thor OF " Paul Jones" Price . cts.
Agents and others supplied the most reasonable terms
BY lllfl w. II GRAHAM. Tribune BuiIdings. Nassau-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19

NEW MUSICAL PUBLICATIONs,b BY Firth
INkHALL franklin. square, and FIRTH HALL
POND 20 Broaiwsy-slaying the Deer-Seignlng NE
pear No q song. OF America by samuel Lover, win
beautifully Illustrated tile Man tbs Lie Boat new song
Tske WstI Composed BY Allen DOd~orh. and dedicated
10 The Amateur Comet Tub, win AZ usfaed nogfspn
ie die Ibrshm Psehss March, BY Stephen Cover wAn
ilu.r,ied ue The Kate Polka, remembrance Of West
Point dedieAlsd 10 Miss Kate Avery, oy n h--wLt %
ready on Thursday; The Flower Queen, Duet oy Cass
N Clover a. sgng BY Mrs. Lodsr aud Miss Norma
This IA a very beautiful piece Of music
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19

Brig Atlantic Bunne n Dc I'm Trinidad Island cocoa
IN m rrogbrdge Dwight s. son Of New Haven. where
the vessel i bound Left bigs Olive. Anger Tor It
Thomas In ds America IreAdwell 10 do.
Brig Virgin (oi Boston, Wssgstt nom CITY OF -
Domingo Jan n mahogany. to & R0ssire Leit sch
Henry King Nade for - Thomas 2-th AieNandfis,
Kelly for NYork o d. Don Nicholas, Dfnkwater.
Brig Tybec Mccormack. 10 ds TN A1alachicols, cot
ton 10 r Hurlbut s. Co
Brig Overman Davis 70 d. I'm New Orleans domestic
produce 10 Tobias Lord
Brig Abbethuls Pote. d. from Baltimore coal to
RusdOn.
Brig Marcus (of Bangor Me- Pierce. % de- I'm Port au
Prince coffee and logwooi. 10 VIM Weld OF Boston
Ell bark Hecs Scott tor NYork in ds brigs Hayu'
Cuts DO DO schrs Grand leland OF Provinceto~n dg
for Boston spartan Atwood fra Wilmington, NC Jus, ar
schr Abbot Lawrence, I'm Boston msse, to Dayton &
Sprsgue. -, -
Snow.
schr Wyoming willard, Boston, ndsc, to master.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19

I'd inst lat2s Ion u a. schr Italian of Harrington I'm
Boston tor Havana. O.
10Th inst lat 81, lon - 81. schr Lucy Ann otWauen
from New Orleans for New-lork
Dec % lat q s lon y 30 w. bark Csdence, OF ProE
dence from New.York Nov l6) fc<C anten.
Feb J. lat 25 p lon 90 sehr Lucy White Cutler hence
Tor Montego Bay, Jam
Feb g. lat = 80 lon u 81 brig Wsrcalsr OF Camden
from - Marks for New York.
Feb a. lat b 10 Ion 20 So brig Russell Of Augusta
Ne frnrn Genr retovxn SC for NeW.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19
LITTELLIs LIVING AGE, NO. las.

LITTELL'S LIVING AGE, NO 100
MN TAYLOR l. co 2AstOr House, agents for Littsll
VIZ Co have received No S5 Of tho Living Age con-
tanning l. Mourose and the Covenaniers-I The stuHs
In Isly-S Natnrsl Anuauitie.-l River Pehs-5 fn,em.
persts abuse Of The Conscript skeleh
OF Partisan Lifs-7 Portrait Of q City, New Books,
ke &c To those snted with the object Of this ex
ceent work say that II contains extracts from all the
Reviews and literary paper Of Europe and America Sc
lec,ed with car, dgmsn BY l. Lts Esq and gives
for the very moderate price Of - year or ~ csnn per
No weekly quarIo Of u pages Of the most Vaiuaoo pof
lions OF the literature Of the day
ian sris WIN TAYLOR Il co. 2Astor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19
oLLaNpoRrFjs SPANISH METHOD.

n APPLETON Il co. are preparing for publication
O.Olendorf's New Method OF Learning 10 Read, Write
and Speak the spanish Language. vol limo
Lately published new editions OF
Oleudoff' = New Method Of Learning tho German Cd
tied by Prot Adler AvoL limo. 8 50.
Olerdorf's New Method Of Leaning the French edit
ed hy j. L. JewstL / vol. limo. 81 ~.
Olendorf's New Methoz OF Learning tho Italian, edit
ed BY Prof Forrest | vol limo. 81 So -
Keys to the Exercise Of the above Grsmmafa Pre- 10
cents each ip %us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19

Lyssos IN Coon MASSEKs-We find the fol
owing capital snecdo,s In a City paper
one Of the young blades dining at fashionable hotel
3 few weeks since, requested by gentleman to
pass some article OF food which near him. Did
you mistake me for waiterr asked the exquisite
No, sir, | mistook you for q gentleman = was the
gompt reply
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19

nOOR sPRJNCs-A cav ADD improved sricls Q
DEasrc Door Sadnxs sor sale, Wholesale and retail
by he Nswsrk Indsa Rubber Msr1scufing comesny
s Maiden-iars. oJ uu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19

- RAVENsWOOD PROPERTY FoR SALE
For sale tho ground and ouidpss thsre sisueted
- at Rsvsnswood, Losg leland, formerly NE seet n
the lae Col George Gibhs and occupied By The Ia
dies Of the Sacred Heart" residence and ssminafy
for young ladies' The main building about 10 fest hoot
by 90 deep with an extensive addiiion for dormtohes
&c The grounds about three These prem
ses are admirably situated either for hotel and boarding
house or large boarding school, these being accommode.
lions Ia the budngs for hundred psrsons, .nd
the beauty OF the grounds and adjacent country ven -
the facilities q 10 the city rendering them 10 every
respect desirable The property 10 In perfect sfdss suh
repair Possession can be given at an early az ~ sos
sold at private sale by the 1eh February wn % 900
premises may be sysminsd, apply to
MS TERENCE DONNEfLY. South Wiiam-si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19

The Br bark sophia from stJohns. NIB. for New-fork
was boarded OF Montauk by the pilot boat Phantom and
ordered 10 Philadelphia.
The ship Atlas Coffin for Liverpool has anchored at
the Quarantine Ground wind bound
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19
General Notices.
5EEBE & cosTAR,

$50 Rr9sdway, S-w-York.
" VIII Introduce Spring F.h.oc for Ge1rcr1rn
Hsls Narrn s. 10. l1Ffks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19
TIE HoRsEls FOOT

IIOw TO KEEP 1T SOUND.-D APPLETON n CO.
III have lust published-The Horses Foot and How 10
Keep I Sound; by William Miles, ESQ, Illustrated with
several wood engrsvipgs Price p cents.
My sole object IL To communicate. IN the most familiar
language the subject will admit OF the result OF several
aud Of mu n tedious pertinent under
iaken with view OF sscersining what mode OF shooting
system of sabng and quantity Of exercise promised the
rest prospect preserving the foot ~ the horse IN sound
ness and comfort to himself and usefulness TO his owner,
for siro longoss period
Extract from the Authors Preface.
d. A. Co. also publish stable Economy. Treatise on
the Management OF Horses, In relation 10 sabng. groom
ing, feeding watering aud working, by John Stewart
Veeruary Surgeon with notes and additions, adapting IL
to American food and climate, by A. B. Allen limo H.
lu.tralsd 81. lsf 2s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19

~ THE FARMERS CLuB holds Cow ersationsl
Meeting this evening See advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19
TscHUDTs TRAVELS IN PERU.

THIS DAY PUBLIsHED-Two Psrs. l2mo-s7; cents
esch-Tryes in Peru, during the years 1888 1872 on
the Coast la the Sierra the Cordileras and the
Andes into the prmeva Forest by Dr. j. j. Won Tschudi
Translated from the German by Thomasina Ross.
Heartily grateful do we feel 10 the who strikes
out a uach follows II observsnty and gives 10 the
world In pleasant and instructive form, the result OF his
observations such traveller present TO our readers
The author man Of high reputation as naturalist and
ms OF letters and devoted four years Of life valuable
20 science residence ~ travels IN the most interest
districts ofsOulh America the ancient empire Of The
Iucas the scene Of conqusss and cruees OF Pzsrro"
fBlackwood's Magazine
His mind, SLED 10 bursting with memories fancies,
reflections and observations that have been accumulstng
for years with succession OF asshee on topic
sftsr topic Edinburgh havisw
Few publications have the good luck 10 appear before
the ns sh reader under favorable auspices and
with more highly aeknow ged merits than DR. Tsehudfs
Travels In Peru Literary 0aLsue.
Published and for sale By WILEY PUTNAM,
iefofis 1851 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19

II Mr.. o. s FOWLER has Just concluded a
course Of lectures on Phrenolosy. in Philadelphia and
win commence course in this City next week, notice
Of which will De duly given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19
10 iml.MwlF. Pre.ldeni Msf. Lis' A..osiatioa


From Rev. W. c. Hswiey, Pastor Of Dusne-st ". Z
Church.-Gcstlruez TIE duty Of my profession hss
posed 10 colds, asthma and other pnonic complaints
incident 10 ths urcerts.r climate have been deprived
ofhe power Of preaching BY hosrseress and should still
he bad not used your Clarified Essence Of Horehound
Candy tired Il FOR sfsr tines, and fnd hal my
lungs are hesed, my appetite improved. NY voice clear,
and my constitution evidently improved. therefore have
no hesitation IN SIDING ny testimony 10 the many who
have experienced The ecscy - your Metcsed Candy.
Yours, very fru y. ". {. HAWLEY, lie Duane-st
sold By J. PEAsE SONS - Dlvision-.t
AGESTs-RHshion Co 10 Astor House 10 ard ssS
Broadway - Broadway lss Bowery, al Stxth-sve-
rue, III Broadway. So Greenvichst 54s Grsnd-st /;
los Avenue D ~ Eghih-svenEe Newark y. J. rs
Broad-st Brooklyn, l59 Flton-si 2s9 Fgion-st i9fit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19

" The Wesleyan Chapel in vestry-st- was
uttered yesterday through window in the basement
supposed and robbed of door handles keys for gas
yrlpss Ac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19

~ See advertisement headed Iron Wire
Wanted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19

Ezr Mr. BRowssos's Lecture takes place TO-
night bunder yesterday made us say that II was to
he last night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19

lSn -xSsSS56p Troy via Bridgeport and Hoosstonie
Eailfoad.-Through By daylight, daI
Sunday sxcspled) s. o'clock A. A-Daring tie asi
sumner me oasaonc Railroad been rslsd throughout
with heavy rail from Bridgeport 10 the Western Railroad
TIE steamboat MOI MANNER, Capt W. H. frezee,
esves the foog Of MnEs T. r fer Bridgeport, daily, ~
"a O'Clock A. n M freight Asen 10 the Passenger Line
Passengers take the ears a. Bridgeport, and withoul
change Of cars baggage, arrive In Albany and Troy o.
ocork p NJ New cara and locomotive gres have been
procured and the ros In every respect equal % he bes'
New England road -
daily
Yor farther p.rticr ss inquire Al Liyingsoa welSs
Express Oce, No D. Wsst s1d Il Nc orice % anrxe]
81 Pier 20 @ n PERRY. Agent in isH1
q q, u "a IN q AlES Enr aaa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19

RUM TOR THE FAMIsHISe rs SCOTLAND
Ns.srs Richard Irwin " Frontst John j. Palmer Mer
chants Bank and Adam Norrie. lls Green~ichst will
take charge of and remit such aid as the benevolent in
. country may desire to forward to the distressed in
Scotland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19

~ II. & J. Rowx authorized Agents ., Proyi
depce, r. for the sale Of Tho Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19

are the most perfect ard natural specn Of The art OF
Wig making The public invited 20 inspect large
assortment Manufactured only By WIN. BACHELOR,
Mast near BLo.lwAy Copy The address. l-L lInlseo1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19

- FOR sALE-Ons more OF those hrst elass
a story AMI tho north side q Tenthee
- about 30 feet west Of Tifthavenue. The los arc ~
feet wide by half block The houses are ~ by "a fes
There are psros and dining room, with oousrs psneX
on st door 3 large and small bed second and
same 10 third sores bed In attic They ere bs'
OF The best materials and worhmsnshp under the inspee'
ton OF tho subscriber and will contain bshing rooms ~
pipes wash rays, snk. dumb wstsf. kc Tho pe!boss
have Louis XIV sstusry maneis and g'sss
NC Applyto 10 rLxhSvN,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19

- FOR sALE-A peat Cottage and Barn. ~ III sboot
four and half Of good land, pleasantly siussss
- 10 the town Of New Rochelle on Weymane evenoe.
within half mile u Steamboat Landing. and esoet ~
distance from Tho New Haven and Nsw-rot kellroed
There is good well Of wafer rear The bsss~sa aoo -
q number of fruit trees, nc. II hes good view o. -
Sound and surrounding county the above plaee -
cold q, prvas sale BY the sth day Of March nsx VII
offered At public auction 90 The premises ~ gSDss
LIE COUNT BARTON, New Rochelle LssGsf
Nav Rochelle. feb. u. 1871. ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19
nlisrelIaneou

NOTICE.-At meeting OF the Trustees Of The Albion
Whining Company Of Eagle River, Lake Superior held
this day Rciore That s assessments due stock
OF this Company remaining unpaid the 10Th Of March
shall be considered forfeited and be disposed OF In
accordance with the article. Of association Of said comps
n.y. c. LIVINGSTON, Secretary 10 Waist
yc.k Eek III t3lT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19

WANTED, m an American rngl'sh family, bone
w yourr gfri IN her f0ur.eenh she has an eN-
.ll.,f stsrosou exceeine " fond of children re-
.n>~t.ble ard cs1 70 well recommended z esse leaN-
lote II - SN-~ " laf p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19

Two ships and / bark in the ofing At sunset. Win
East with snow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19
RVEPARE FOR WET WEATHEK.-l

IL Newark India Rubber Manufacturing Co. oder for
sss he argss AID best VI India Rubber shoes
No be found IL The country, consisting OF every variety o.
Isies .ud gsrf.nreus Overshoes manufacIure 60
nom GOodycsrs Patent metallic rubber, wsrspted not
40 .liaeu Win The cold or be Affected by the beat
Also, every description OF All ugni and wsier. prooi
,oods Ia use wholesale and retail Dealers arc Invited 10
al srd eI anime our before purchasing elsewhere
II .f1.r-i.r. Az sr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19

AFINE FARM for Sale OF 70 Les within niIee o.
RHev-Yofk- Bor sale or 70 let The Meters yesus
on de WILLIAMSBURG ss1 vlusbisg Turnpike kos6
abou. niies from Williansbargh4 Eise RON IIssS
ing. sad u miles from ths Hell 0sn 1eny, ~ ssssas1s
and q Of salt meadow about 70 d ~ sofesy eoo
sist OF nne woodland. The and u Of she Mss oas
70 he ely i.s supssiory q cod, 81 ~ teve
Of lrgs pesioa q he ysf. y sss.s "a VA s -
70 the mafkstg~deee. or nursssy .xS4s = nsdS %
al. Ss..assss Apply = W. y sEsifw srnsSSss:.
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GEORGE BARCLAY, ~ Beaver :
ROBT. B. MlNTURN, - South. )
JAMES REYBURN. - South Wiliissi.
WILLIAM REDMOND, ~ Exchange Place. ! :
mn gro MCBRIDE, Jr 20 Broadway .
r. Aid TO Ireland.-Ia Committee, Pr

~ sIavery.-Al persons tesirous OF Understanding
The true Character Of ssyehoding IN our country, and
whether Il u sanctioned BY the Constitution OF ne Uniied
s,ass are invited 10 hear the deose this trdayl even
ing al the Methodist Chapel % Allen, gear ctnesl-
Whigs De,pocr.t. and Aboluonisls Jake part. l9lt'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19

LECTURES os AssoclArIoS-We refer our read
era 10 the advertisement in another column OF Course
Of Lectures on Social Science tho first Of which IL to be
.iven on Monday evening next at the Lyceum The
course designed TO give thorough exposition OF
The philosophical and practical principles on which As
,ocsiion rests possible in the limited space which
here to be devoted to it. The opponents as well as
he f.As. Of the cause. and the public generally are in
vi,sd 10 attend
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-01-14

tary OF Wars suggestions for increasing the eff
cheney and better organization of the army; for az
increase OF the officers in tho regular army, and
particularly the higher glados, and for tho appoint
ment OF general officer TO tnke command of all
the forces in the field during the war.
| The President says that it Is desirable that eff
cient measures be taken to terminate the war be-
fore tho warm season commences. lie calls the
attention Of Congress 70 the importance of imme.
date action in this matter The message was re-
fe'red TO the military committee.
TUESDAY, Jan. s.
In SENATE, Mr. Cameron offered resolution,
calling on tho Secretary of the Treasury to specify
the articles of import on which the impost duty
can be ncieased
In THE House, The Committee on Military
affairs, Al the request OF Mr. HARRISON, was dis.
charged from the further consideration ofthe mes
sage received yesterday from the President, in re-
aon TO the appointment of additional officers for
the army, new General officer, &C., &C., which
discharge was granted.
Mr. Preston King addressed tho House in long
argument IN favor of the bill granting the President
S2,oOO,OOO for the purpose of negotiating with
Mexico, including proviso prohibiting slavery III
any territories acquired from Mexico.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 6.
The Senate went into Executive Session, and on
the opening of the doors, adjourned
In THE l1oUsE.-On motion of Mr. tlamlini
the vote of yesterday laying on the table, that par,
of the Presidents Message in relation TO the np.
poinlmen; ola Lieutenant General Of the Army
was reconsidered, by vote Of Yeas Sc to Nays
81. The question recurring again on the molion
to lay on the table, it was decided in the negative,
Yeas 92, Nays 81. The subject was then refer
red 10 the committee of the Whole on the State Of
the Union.
Mr. llaralson's motion of yesterday to close the
debate on the bill for increasing the regular army
by the addition of ten regiments, was negatived-
Yeas, SO, Nays &c.
The bill was then taken up in Committee of the
Whole, when Mr. Smith of la. occupied the floor
for some time in opposition 10 the Administration
and the war.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-01-14
MUSICIANS BALL.

The Annual Musicians Ball comes off at lie
anon on the 29lh ult These Balls are among iii
pest In The country: any body who liks goo
tune cannot DO better than to go.-V Patriot.
lnere viii be a "Musicians' Annual Ball."
me Lafayette House, in Lebanon, January "a
"a fushee, conductor the committee ofarrangy
mems numbers some forty of the most distinguish
gu looiers N Massachusetts, Vermont and Ne
Hampshire. either OF whom il would do our hea
good to hear play half an hour HIPS Putriotl
The card of this ball was published i
our paper of last week, and we assure ouI
readers that the Musicians Balls are n
best in the country. A large portion d
the company is generally composed N
musicians and the lovers of good musct
AT the opening Of the ball, the musician
present, generally consisting Of from 25 d
30, all play-the time kept by beat uI
on n double bass drum. This is wort
going great ways to hear Added
the music, the most beautiful ladies ar
al'cayS in attendance. The reigninl
country belles--the richest bacheIors
wlltlest boys, and most bewitching girls
consider it as much of an obligation 10 al
tend these balls as The Mahomedan doe
the performance of his daily ablulions.
We speak not of these balls from an
hear.say stories, but from actual experience
All who wish to see the "beauty, wit an
chivalry" Of Vermont and New Hand
shire assembled will attend at Lebanon e
the Goth inst. We are assured by ON
friend Pushee, that "JM KENDALL" Carl
derbeck and Bond will be in attendance
who, barely Of themselves will make musd
worth going an hundred miles to hea
We are requested by The Landlord 4
the Lafayette House, Col .Pushee, to say th1
arrangements have been made TO accom-
modale all with warm and we'll furnisheI
rooms at the Hotel, or if they choose
private houses in the village, where ca
riages will be in readiness 10 convey the
to and from the Hail. The bill is but
song-and if you wan, TO enjoy the happ
est evening you ever spent-go to Lebar
on on the Goth inst.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-01-14
During our absence last week several

During our absence last week several
errors occurred Of which we are most
heartily ashamed. In the communications
of our friends from Norwich, errors &C.
Cured so numerous that it is impossible
10 correct them without republshing the
articles. But as The general sense ofthe
communications were not destroyed we
shall let it pass, by most humbly begging
pardon of our correspondents and promls-
inc that the like shall not occur again.
Had we been at home the errors would
have been corrected.