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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17

CoURr OF OYER AND TERMrNER-Beforc Judge Ed
monds and Aid Benson and Compton.The trial OF Jo-
seph C.. Ashley. charged with forgery ia relation to
houses at CoOnnsde row, Brooklyn called on but
effort made 10 postpone account OF the absence OF
witnesses The District Attorney Mr. McKeon, strongly
objected the case having already been frequently put
OFT Mr. Ashley was present and II became necessary,
In putting oil the trial - require new bail which was
placed at 500. Mr. Oliver Johnston who has been his
bail refused to the crossquesons to his quail
hcston TO become bail, also did another gentleman
who offered and Mr.. A. committed to custody.
The trial Is expected 10 proceed this forenoon.
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MFMoRANDA

The packet ssips Cambridge for Liverpool and ths .
Duchesse Orleans for Iiayro are detained 10 ecss
quence Of adverse winds
Brig lfolus hence for Charleston. returned a Il
count Of head winds.
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WORTHY OF lNTATION-A gentleman yester'
day paid $50 for ticket for Mr. Giess lecture. No
doubt there few more oil the same sort lett We
should be glad 10 hear from them Advertiser.
That " - well done too
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PASSENGERS skIr.rD

IN he pacsz slig Wabdsk for Yar o,l.,.,u
Arnold Providence RI J Arnold 90 90. No.. y. !
Hsydonville. Mass James Reed Sorthsrr,on ~ ~
T Percy, Mr. Hepp, snd Mr. vale,ts New.Yors -"
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fg' We are glad to understand that the coBec
ton in Rev Mr. Hodges Church for the Irish was $3.50
Thst wss well done indeed
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FsAsgLw HoU.s, PHLADsLysra This popular Hsa
centrally located los ChesnutsL Philsdslphis vii y
found an agreeable tayng plsee for travellers ysns "a
city, where eysry attention will be paid 10 lbsf esoi
ADD wants.
" Dinner al & and "a O'Clock 49,,
"A post coach belonging TO the hoass VII eos'>f
passengers add from the depots and landings fof %
earl. ineneing luggage ID. X. MINOR
late Of New York, Pfoprieiof
J.s n. sssoEssos. o. rhafeiphis, A.,t.. ,.,,.,
6go Y. BURssAs, Of Boston. lANs
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MARRIED.

AZ - Peters Church on NoOdsy evear, -.
~ Key Dr Pie. NJ. DAVID { MOpr - a a
ANNA " LAwLEss. all Of TIL. es,, 0'''AN . Z,
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PERus OF THE SEA.-Inteligence was received
by the last arrival from Europe that two psssen gers
and two sesuen were landed in January, al Sciy
Island, taken OF the schooner Theodore fr-lingbuy
sen. The Providence Journal says;
Mr.. Israel Wood Of this city vel known A. staeco
worker sailed from New York IN November last In the
Theodore Frelinghuysen.7 bound 20 North Carolina ;
and account having subsequently been received from
the resse IL generally supposed that she must have
fonndered at ses and all hands pedshed There ia
too much to believe tat this the fate OF the
vessel md residue Of ihoe board bat are happy
70 learn that Mr. Wood and his son with two Of the
crew were saved"
etter from Wood. dated Liverpool, states that for
81 days after leaving New York they subjected TO
succession Of violent gales driven long way from the
coast their vessel uen shattered and their provisions
and water nearly al consumed On meeting an EDzisn
ship they requested to be taken Of which could not
then be done consequence Of the heavy but the
Captain promised lie BY until better weather. Soon
after which during the night the two vessels came To-
gether. and before they separated NJ. Wood snd his
sou and two Of the crew climbed board the ship. In
the morning the schooner could not be seen.
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Bread for the Starving.

The following letter. which came TO us inolosing
$40 for the ramishing in ireland, tells its own
story We have received several OF Ike import
covering lesser sums which we shall take care to
see promptly forwarded. We shall at all times
take pleasure in acting as the agent in some hum
bic way OF those who profer aid TO the Starving
but il is proper to state that the Mayor Of City
is General Treasurer Of whateveris collected here,
and that whatever we receive will be handed over
10 him.
One OF the letters Just st hand inquiries as to the
security We have that what we send to Ireland will
actually reach the destitute and be fairly distrbut
cd among them We have already stated that the
New-York Committee remit directly to the Com
mittee constituted by the Friends or Quakers Of
Dublin who. having no suffering among their own
members and being respected alike by Catholics
and Protesiants, having alse members and branch
Committees Of Relief in all parts o, Ireland viii
be sure to dispense impartially and providenily
whatever OF food or money may be sent them. All
suspicious therefore, that Catholics or Protestsnts
viii be preferred in the distribution are st once
unworthy and prepos,erous. But hear our cores
pondent
FAKxISSroN. Conn. Feb. IS lS47
Friesd Grssly left with Mrs P. las, Saturday week
The Tribune for the previous week, and LEI, town On
Monday morning She read the letter and circular from
Ireland to Females in America and also the extracts
which you Pubiishedpsrteulsrly the which speaks
Of family Of children retiring to bed night and
being found dead in the morning Being the mother of
htge children with mothers feelings she Immediately
stArsed with subscription paper. and my return
Saturday nigh, had collected in little village forty
dollars from females alone. On calling widow with
small property che subscribed e. Mrs then read the
isttsr from ireland and the widow told her to wait
moment and went into her closet and brought out SIS
more. May others so and doiikewise. Yours W. 5 P.
~ Tsg AMENDMENT To rHs WIIMov PRO.
yiso. offered by Mr. H,xLiS OF Maine. and adopted
by the House is in the following words added 10
the Proviso as originally framed;
provided always thai every person escaping into the
said territory. from whom labor servic, is lawfully
claimed in any Of the United States be conveyed cut
OF said territory 10 the person claiming his her sbor
service
n When the Isre San shall have retrseted
or attempted to sustain its original Ssluunny alleging
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EKROR-ln announcing the dehth oi hn"ie"
Dudgen, a workman in the distery of Chss Wilson
printed Donaho II said ths, he ie into vat OF boil
Ing molasses and was taken out with the flesh boiled
from on his bones presenting periec, skeleton This
was not the fact he fell into clstern nearly empty,
and mus, have been there fifteen minutes before hews
found When discovered he was dead having been sui.
located by the gas which remained in the cistern which
was used llr boiling OF recnlying mossses
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MARIN JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW.YORK.

IMMATURE ALAASAc.....-rHupu
rfg Sun. Tux NOON m, -
Rises...o 81 SETS. - - Morn .. : 81 Eve -
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~ Tho two performances today a. tie Museum, al
and IA o'clock BY the Ethiopian Mnsels and Great West
ern together with exh5it;on Of the two spendd Pen
orsnic psinrings esnno, b., srrssi crowded hozsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17

tf The crowds Of ladies' aud gentlemen, who visited
Mr. Hors iSs Faon-st Ill sht for Valentines
yesterday and day before redered Tho assistance u seye
raj young necessary 10 wrIi,g, copying. directing
AM mailing these important documents, and III stock was
much diminished; bat he oDers his morning with
supply and will try 10 suit all No charge for wiring any
hing thai may Be ssec ed: free stAmps given
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RROOkLYN AFEAIRs.

Il Rev DR. Cox will lecture at his Church in
Crsnberryst Thursday evening on the new Planet le'
yerrer tie will exhibit beautiful series of large as
Economical maps and with them explain the solar sys'
tenn and the movements Of the heavenly bodies II Is
given In aid OF the Orphan Asylum for which colee
ton will be taken.
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~ We received no mail South Of Phisdelphis
s, nigh,
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sAsps's sARsApaEILL. Among oil The yegeisbs ~
ductiOns scattered by "bountsOOs Nature over krn'
bosom Il may well be doubted II here 10 nlosT.sf
Bile thsn sarsspara- But much ofits vslae % nefhS
depends upon The fona Ia which Il 10 sdlasss'sa-
sadss Sarsapafilla 10 perhaps the best sstesi sns -
sctve preparation OF the srle which has ever Dess
seniet 70 the public with ordinary precsun0ns fss'"
Of the gensrs health this powerful snuseplc x 90
remove al traces VI The iiszusng exefesceness sss
cure shus wrought Will be superficial and tsmpos
bot nasI3acb he blood Is freed from al mOrb5 rs-n
by the anu-puuescent operation Of Tie medicine WI
radical AID permanent TIE testimonials the ~r1ss
nary q wrought "a scrofas and Other srsr1"
diseases, sso In dyspepsia, glandulsr swe1nas 8"
dfOpsy, ke- lie. would al yolgmeA
Prepared and sold. Wholesale and retail. b. h -
SANDS. Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fuitor-st eofrS
Wil.lsnsL Z73 Broadway, and II East 6roaf"y,S~,
Yorx Sod also By Druggists generally throaSsx
Uniled States. Pncs VI per bottle. OF s1 oo''e'~
nv B. PILssk Is the authorized agent snsh 80 ~,
receiving Subscriptions sri sdyeftssrnenu ff % - 3
bs.t papers a he country far sod near, 81 hs n,
Sev-YorE, Boston, Philadelphia and bsliam"~
agency 10 Nsw-York ts W To Trionne noi'iint~
BEAUTY AND FAsBIos-- Tue forehead b.rsiy 80
lux marks of lie condition Of NE ofihe wesrsn -
u the good or bsd Taste o. The sge forfsn< - "A 81
Iii marx of ,srlie aeaHsion The msa ss. % a<r
tsin classes OF individuals adhere more or 81 40
Origin Notwithstanding the Advantages oi sssss no
mefclsl Or mechanical op1ence. Doaissue 1880 g.
early root, aSd II Is only b. some Casual ~ mi % y
Walton Or attraction from N. aboriginal va - ~
pendants Of the opulen, boers shake "a ne ,ssr
OF their erslsyed predecessors The high sLe
forehead denotes tasts and rehneneat-tne 80 ss5Gs
cred 70 The very eyes, psoeisn onsn ,.f,tsneS
How fortunate II "a for such dsagu -, assr,
strides OF chemical science have ifianpssd ~ sbf
ana Offers TO every one either male or fensS a re<es
ana uncovered forehead, denoliBg TASTE - ~
ment" oy using Dr. Fels G>~rssfs esssos "a -
sabnl< FOR ersdicsing all sapsrfsoas hsa - e -
WILL be- furnished the only ofce Of Ne ~ S,ce1set
/ Il IL for sale, 81 Wslkerst nIt store ykVs f0n4
Agency fos essshsloFS Liquid hsk Dye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17

ASSIvERsARY OF FRANKLIN UsIos No. DAUGB-
rEAs OF TEzPEAASoz.-This Society met Last evening
.t the Tabernacle and although the weather uDpro
pitious yet large audience in attendance. Hon.
JAxrs HAsPEs presided.
After prayer BY Rev. HsSEr CHASE the Report was
read Il showed that at the organization Of the Soee-
~ on tie It'll Of May 1916, there were il members
the increase had been lje The receipts had been
sCol IS since is organization OF this sum s4 % had
been paid out for benefits and expense and $3.50 deposit
ed IN bank SotOne member OF the Society had died
The Chair presented Bible TO the Society which was
received on behalf Of the Society By Rev. Mr.. CnAw-
EohD. The Opening Address was delivered by DR.. d.
NJ RxrsK which listened TO with great attearon.-
Mr. ions B. Gorez the last speaker. de spoke
about an hour and a half cloquentiy throughout The
exercises nterspersed With Singing BY the Choir
and Mr.. sHAly Of Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17

IL The AsSUAL BALL oF TIE EIGHTH WARD
CLAY CUB (the oldest Organization syowedy Of friends
Of Henry Clay in City takes place a, the Apollo
Rocrns Broadway ths svsta and We need say nothing
To ensure the attendance Of Wings The Eighth Ward
Clay Bal has become Of the standing festivities Of
the Winter and Is always attended By numbers Of our
most eminent citizens We learn that Albany ard others
OF our sister cities will be represented BY distinguished
WHY'S Az an indication that Eew-iork sul rener
bers and loves HEszr CLAY there will doubtless BE
glorious gathering
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS This Board stood al
joumed yesterday afternoon but did not meet Owing
to the want OF a quorum.
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TN pursuance of law ], JAMES K POLK, President Of
i the United States of America, do hereby declare and
make known that public sales will be held at the under
mentioned land offices in the Territory OF Wisconsin, at the
periods hereinafter designated, to wit;
At the land office at MINERAL POINT, commencing on
Monday the seventeenth day of January next for the dis
posal OF the public lands within the aforementioned town.
ships and parts OF townships, viz;
North of the base line and est Of the fourth principal er-
dian.
Townships fourteen, ffteen and SIXTEEN of range three
Townships fourteen, fifteen, and sixteen OF range four.
Townships fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, seventeen and eigh-
teen of range five.
Townships fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, and seventeen, OF
range six.
Sections four ve six, seven, eight, nine seventeen
eighteen, and twenty, west of Coon Slough of township
thirteen, fractional townships fourteen fifteen, and sixteen
on the Mississippi river, and township seveneeen OF
range
Fractional townships fourt en-, sixteen, and
the Mississippi river, of range eight.
Fractional township seventeen the Mississippi river
of range nine.
At the land office at GREEN BAY, commencing on
Monday the Yfrt day Of January nert for the dispo-
sal OF the public lands within the aforementioned town
ships and part of a township, Wis
North Of tho base line and Of The fourth principal
Fractional section one, in township nineteen, situated
northeast of Lake "Pwawgun, Of range fourteen.
Fractional township twenty-one north Of "Fox river,
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Ry the President OF the United states.

TN pursuance of law, L. JAMES X. POLK President OF
l. The United States OF America, DO hereby declare and
make known, that public sales will be held the under
mentioned land offices in the State of Missouri the peri
DDS hereinafter designated, to wit;
At the land office at SPRINGFIELD, commencing on
Monday the seventeenth day of January next for the dis
posa OF the public lands within the aforementioned
ship and part of a township, viz;
North of the base line and est Of the mn principal meridian
Townships twenty five, tweny-six, twenty-seven, and
twenty-eight, of range sixteen.
Townships twenty-five, twenty six, and thrty-our of
range seventeen.
Township twenty -four, of range eighteen
The fractions of sections three and four, west of Whte
OF township twenty-five, and townships twenty three
and twenty -four, of range nineteen.
The fraction Of townshptweny-two, of Thte riper
and townships twentyhrce, twenty-five, and tweny-sx,
Townships twenty-five and twenty-five of range twenty
Township twenty-five, of range twenty four.
Atthe land office at CLINTON, commencing on Monday,
the twenty fourth day of January for the disposal
the public lands within the aforementioned townships, viz;
North Of the base line and nest of h principal meridian.
Township thilty-eight of range thirteen
Townships thny-fve, thiry-six, and thry-seven, of
range seventeen.
AT the land Office at PLATTsBURG, commencing on
Monday the thirty day of January next for the dspo-
sal of the public lands within the following townships and
fractional townships,
North ofthe base line and 6fh principal meridian
Fractional township sixty and the half of township
sixty.one, OF range thirty mine.
Fractional township sixty, and townships sixty-ve and
sixty-six, of range forty
Al the land office at JACKSON commencing on Monday,
the seventeenth day OF January next for the disposal OF the
public lands within the following townships and parts Of
townships, vizi
North Of the base line and Of nth principal meridian
Township twenty seven, Of range eight
Sections one, two, eleven twelve, thirteen fourteen,
twentyihee, twenty four twentyv twenty-sx, thirty
fve and thirty six, township twenty four and sections
one two, eleven twelve thirteen, fourteen, een twenty
two, twenty three entyour Twenty-Five twentysx, the
fraction section twenty IRISH Lake" sec
TONS thrty.ive and hry-six Ia township twenty-five OF
The halves of sections three ten fifteen twenty-five
Weny-seven and hirty-iour, and fractional section four
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TN announcing the fact that the undersigned have
ciaed themselves together in the editorial department OF
the patrons Of that paper. and the public generally
that have already been made for It's
improvement In outward appearance ana Una. no pains
mercal paper, and fill its columns with interesting and
profitable We feel most sensibly that 10 render the
Georgian such paper as o Eowng "
labor must expended upon such we are determined TO
furnish We shall strive make its columns pleasing to all
the great principles upon which the democratic party has
planted ITSELF believing these principles to be essential to
the perpetuy ofou national freedom and the advancement,
of national welfare, shall studiousy avoid all rude
collisions with views and opinions tagonsc
To render paper the firm but dispassionate exponent
of democratic principle the calm yet unfnching advocate
of southern institutions, the vehicle OF amusing and IN
structiye thought upon all proper subjects whether Of
SCIENCE literature, general inormaton--in word, to
make welcome vster at TO the merchant and the
mechanic, tho student and the farmer shall be
endeavor and If, in addition to this, we shall be en-
abled by extending circulation through the interior
strengthen the ties which bind our beloved State and city
together and to that of sympathy and feel
nE essential to the prosperity OF boih we shall find
labors amply repaid.
and 10 do all that would wish to do in the way of i'm
proving "The Georgian" must look for increased
support from the public; such we solicit and conf
DENLY expect. VIM II. BULLOCK,
HENRY II. JACKSON.
TERMS:
THE DAILY GEORGIAN is published in Savannah, al tel
dollars annum payable seiannually in advances or
six dollars for six months. -
The TR-WxEkY GEORGIAN for the country, is published
to the arrangement OF the mails, three times week
TUESDAY, Thursday. and Saturday, at the Office oil the
DAILY Georgian and contains all the intelligence
cia POLITICAL and miscellaneous, including advertise
ments published in the daily paper
delivered in the city, five dollars per annum or, a
three dollars for six months
THE WEEKLY GEORGIAN Is published every Friday after
noon, at three dollars per ann,ma payable IN advance
Sep9 'rf
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Agency for Claims mt Washlngtous
CHARLES DE SELDING Notary Public, Conve


" and General Agent No ii, Todd's Buildings, PenBy
vania avenue, Washington D. c. offers his services Tor tbs
prosecution claims before Congress any OF the
tive departments, before any board OF ta
are or may be appointed for the adjustment of spoation
collecting private claims and rents procuring pensions
whether revolution any other servce bounty lands for
return those arising under contracts treaties
otherwise; buying and selling real estate, &c.
Particular attention paid the settlement of accounts Of
disbursing officers who may find it announcement to give
their personal attendance.
Having been commissioned notary public, he is pre-
pared furnish egazed copies Of any document other
paper that may be required.
Charges Will be moderate, and regulated by the amount
claimed and the extent Of service required.
Communications (post paid will receive immediase at
tenon
He has the honor refer the Navy Department and
the several connected with it, comptroers and
ditors' Offices of the Treasury Department. and the senior
captains and pursers in the navy; and also to Dr. John 10
mans, Boston; Barnard Henry esq Philadelphia; Rev
septmus nstn chaplain Of the Senatc Washington; Hon.
Henry L. Ellsworth Eaye,te Indiana; Thomas M Blount
Pa; Judge r Hartley Crawford Washington VIM. AZ
new, esq, New York; e. Collins Lee esq Baltimore, Md
IL b. Reardon esq., Norfolk, Va; Professor Goodridge
New Haven, Conn; M. hudson, esq, New Orleans; Hon.
E. H. Foster, Nashville, Tenn.
| Nav I6--ly (.
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PROPOSALS FOR RATIONS,


HEADQUARTERS or THE MARINE CoRps,
QUARTERaAsrER's OFFICE Washington, Oct IA, 1877
CEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received at this office
~ until 10 o'clock Monday the 18th day of Novem
Der next for furnishing ations the United States marines
mt the following stations for the year 1913, viz:
Charlestown, Massachusetts;
Brooklyn Long Island, New York;
Philadelphia Pennsylvania
Cosport, (near Norfok,) Virginia;
Pensacola, Florida; and
Washington, District of Columbia.
Each ration consist of one pound and quarter of fresh
beef three quarters of pound of pork eighteen
Of bread superne -FOUR at the option of the gov
and the of six pounds of good coffee,
twelve pounds OF the best New Orleans sugar. eight quarts
of SALT four pounds of good hard brown SOAP and and
half pounds of good hard dipped talow candles, each
hundred rations.
The beef required shall be delivered on the order of the
commanding officer OF each station either in bulk by the
single ration and shall consist of the best and choice
portions of the the pork to be No. prime mess
pork and the groceries of the best quality of the kinds
named, subject to inspection.
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied by the
OF two suretles (of known responsibility Tor the
faithful performance of the
To be endorsed Proposals for rations for 1913"
AUG. A. NICHOLSON,
Quartermaser Marine Corps.
The North American and Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
Portsmouth Gazette New Hampshire; Boston Post and
Boston Times Boston; New York Herald, New York Eve
ming Post and New York Courier and Enquirer New York
Baltimore Republican and Baltimore SUM- Baltimore Nor
folk Herald Norfolk Beacon and New Era, Norfolk Rich
mond Enquirer and Richmond Wing, Richmond; Alexan-
will give the above three Insertions each per week. and
send the account by printed copy OF the
advertisement, 10 this office for payment
Octl4-3tawtl5Nov
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Pennsylvania Medical College,

FH6er above llh street, PHILADELPHIA
E annual course OF Instruction in this institution will
commence on the first Monday in Novemb next and
De continued until the ensuing first Of March The faculty
William Darrach M d. Prncples and pract;ce oe Nedi
cine. ~'S 49, "'o vi i"o''i-
and Children 'e'o " oineh
Henry 5. Patterson, M ID, Materia Medica and Thera
William r. Grant, M. d.. Anatomy md ph,,.;o,
David Gilbert, M D. Principles and Practice Of Suroerv
Washington L. huee, M. d Medical Chemistry
day in October under the direction Professor Grant
sisted by A. r. MclnVre M d., Demonstration of ANATOMY
GJAlI pupils attending second course of lectures e.
well those received ad sde as those who have attended
their first course In this instuton will be furnished with
ticket the Clinical instruction the Pennsylvania Hos
pits, Pine street
FKEs. Maucuation, So for each ticket, $751; gradua-
ton, $50 IN tI
Hnla - 4l HENRY $. PATTERSON te4-
July 26-lawtistNov .RegistraI, No. 81 Arch street.