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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-09

THE LArE STEAMBOAT DisAsrER-We are vet
left in painful uncertainty 10 the number and the
names OF those who killed and lost by the explo-
sion and burning Of the Tuscaloosa on Thursday nsht
this city We continue list below though none
added 10 the number OF those who were known to
have been killed the time OF the explosion To the
list OF names published killed and missing are 10 Re
added ak Of the bodies not recognised. that were
brought from the wreck By the steamer Winons Also
10 that Dsmoer. those OF the hrenen and deck hands
known to be os and killed but have no, yet been re
ported supposed be less than fourteen The lis,
OF scsded and wounded has beca and amended
a. information has enabled US 80 to DO.
hwas rumored last evening that I'VE additional dead
eodieano, ye, Teccguized-hsye been found near
the wreck.
kllsd aad Atessx Blue fastaer clerk.
Clarke. trs, msie Edw McDonnough. third engineer
Gin. Ohio, W. r. Hassall passenger. Greene county
VIM. Tannehll. do do. 7. y. Beasly do. do; Charles
CAies. do do, John Hoffman DO Tuscaloosa county :
f. Noodsrd do do; Abrsm Finn do. volunteer. Greene
county pelt do. unknown Plessan, Bell Of Absevills
District s. c.
Snsliod-E Park Oliver badly WIN. Ward p.lo,
badly sEvsns deck hand badly; 'Wm- Mervin, pas
senger. 5sdly Col J. NJ Winston. passenger. badly
Capt. g. Kirk. expected to recover; Col Vim. Armi.
stead expected 70 recover. Cspt Hamlet do do: Cap.
Asa White, do do, Mr.. Lipscomb do do 7. q. Colds
b. do do. Those marked with star G. have since died
tMosle Adv. Fee. !.
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Relief for Ireland-J. u. Adams-suppIsment-
al Tarif-Minister from Yucafan.
dence OF The Tribune.


WASHINGTON Feb Z, lsi7.
On Tuesday evening next there is 10 be grand
national movement made in this city in behalf Of
the suffering poor OF Ireland The meeting is to be
I held in the Odd Fellows Saloon. The leading men
of both parties to take part in it, 1t is expect
ed that the Vice President Of the United States will
preside and speeches are expected from JoHS C.
| CALHoUy, DASiEL WEBSTER THOMAS CoRwIN OF
/ Ohio and Senator HASSEssS of Indiana, rs well rs
/ by Messrs WINTHROP ROBERT DALE OWEN.
/ billiard, MAcLAY. and Of the House Of Represent
atves several OF the leading of both parties are
favorable 20 appropriation by Congress Of some
hall a million Of collars for the immediate relief OF
Ireland and her suffering poor IL is proposed that de-
pots shall be made in TIE different cities where grain
flour and other provisions shall be collected and FOR
warded to Ireland. Among the speakers, also,
Tuesday some remarks are expected from Rev. DR.
DEWEY. The call, signed by members OF both par
ties in both Houses. will appear in TO morrows In
telligencer. II read in the Senate chamber to-
day. A Vice President, Senator or member OF the
House is TO be appointed from each State. 10 give
n National character 30 the movement. Com
mittee Is appointed to prepare Resolutions and an
address, expressive OF the sense OF the meeting
Such a movement rises above all the political NOV
ments Of the day and will be worth hundred vic
tories in honor OF our country The Committee in
tenn 70 wait upon MI AMMAN 70 nave n move
ment made by the British Government for the free
admission OF the ships bearing these testimonials
OF National sympathy for a far distant and suffer
ing people.
i understand from member of Mr. JoHs QUisCY
ADANss family, that the honorable Statesman is TO
leave Boston 10 morrow, for this city He may
be in New York by the time this comes before
your readers A Nation viii welcome him back
70 the Nations Councils.
1t is expected that Supplemental Tariff Bill
will be reported 10 morrow or next day, including
a tax on Tea and Coffee Doubtful whether any
such measure can pass
A rich scene is expected in the House to morrow.
IL is said that several Western members feel ndig
nant at the course Of The Union in its report OF the
proceedings on Mr.. WESTwoRTHs attempt to OBJ
tain leave to make personal explanation yester-
day. 1t is said that even Mr.. DouGLAs, whose
neck Is somewhat ohaied by wearing the Execu'
tive collar intends 10 come out against the Execu-
tive organ.
SignOr Don JOSE RIBERA ia now IN this City as
Agent or Minister from Yucatan. He intends to
present himself TO Mr.. BUcHAsAs tomorrow. -
urge the neutrality OF Yucatan in this war. 1t is
said the forces are to be Withdrawn from Lsguna.
which was recently captured by Com PIRRf for
the conduct OF Merida. the capital Of Nucatan,
against the United States iucatan repudiates
the conduct of Merida RICHELiEu-
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KENTUCKY u s sEsAroR.-TwO more ballotings
Letter from Hon. John Wentworth.

HORACE GREELEy Esq-DcGr SIR. Allow me
TO contradict the report of the Congress proceedings
published in The Tribune said nothing about the Pre-
sidents Vice Presden,s salary, and have twice dis
claimed upon the door of the House any such sllusion
My motion was the usual one made when persons wish
TO open general debate without having reference to
any particular item Ia the bill.
Having reiued the charge that had turned Wing be
was for free Tea and free Coffee suppose il
necessary to misconstrue the intent OF my motion
by asserting ths, opposed to paying Mr. Polk hi.
salary and tAeejore Wig.
Your obt serv'L JNO. WENTWORTH
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BIZ THE SOUTHERN NAIL.
Hines OF II. II. Lewi--Brisndier General.
From cur own Correspondent
WAsHrS5Tox. Sunday Feb. = 81.

WAsHr~GIc>. cuncay. leo. q -.
lam sor-v TO communicate the fact Of the con
/ rinued sickness Of Hon Dnos II. LEWIS Senator
Of the United States from Alabama Hell unable
/ to attend the Senate md Il Is much 10 be feared
that his lndisposition may assume character
which vii deprive the country Of his valuable ser
vices the remainder Of the session.
As Chairman Of the Committee on Finance his
presence IS much needed in the Senate. nhis pol.
icy is not always correct, his motives are never
bad his demeanor never repulsive.
By his absence the Financial Committee is re
duced TO four: Messrs. EvASs and HUNTNeToS
Wings and Msssrs BENTON and SPEIeHT Demo
Gratis. They have before them now the consider
alton Of the Naval Appropriation BILL as it passed
the House And il is to be hoped that it will re-
ceive the sanction OF the Senate. as it stands
II returned % the House with amendments. Il will
be in the latter body recommended, and give riss
10 prolix debate and unnecessary delay.
No one has been appointed Brigadier General
as vet for the regiments OF the North. and IL is pos
sible 10 such appointment will be made. | an told
there is no necessity for such.
Some Of the Wing newspapers advocate see
the nomination q Col WEBB, 10 this military Office
have no doubt that his Qualifications are Of ns-
ture that would enable him to discharge the duties
Of the position with sufficient credit. That he is
brave and has pognacious proPensities it would
be unnecessary 70 deny. II may not be imper;i
nent N inquire, however why it becomes the Wig
press TO urge his appointment Have his late
services o. the party been OF such indefinite or
doubtful character. that the future pretersission
thereof s 70 our friends an object devoutly 10 be
wished
am incompetent TO decide how far selfrespect
allows tie conductors Of these papers TO urge upon
the President-sn officer not Of their political faith
this or shy other appointment: nor am capable
Of estimating the value Of such recon- mendations
/ am incli.ed to think however that Col WEES
success WILDE the more probable, II left to his own
advocacy.
/ learn from Boston that the regiment Of Msssa
chusetts Volunteers viii soon be ready for depart
ure. NJ. CesHISG. however, does not intend 10
await for is full number He is IN daily expecta
ton Of receiving orders for the embarkation Of four
or SIX Of his companies with whom he will pro
baby depart for the scene Of war. His name has
also been mentioned in connection with the office
OF Bdgsdicr- General, and have heard Of no quail
hcation for the Office attributed to the avowed can
diiates which Mr.. CUSHING does not possess in a
more eminent degree.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-09

Honor TO WHOM HONOR II DUE. We take pecu-
liar pleasure Maine man, in being able 10 say that
those miserable refecores. or ro2sbops which have
hitherto been kept in the National Capitol at Washing
ton are suppressed by vote OF the House and that
the mover of the resolution was Representative OF
Maine Hon. H. HAMLTN. of Penobscot District We
feel to honor the for this act and therefore prenx
the Hon 10 his with peculiar pleasure. We mar
vel that those nusances should have been tolerated so
long. augusta 6ospel banner
~ The verdancy OF our Eastern ootemporary
is more refreshing than anything we have met with
since the whitening Of John Tylers John Jones'
Once or twice a Session. for time whereof oH'
memory runne.h not to the contrary, the House has
solemny and unanimously suppressed those
miserable reieotories or grog shops, by unanimous
vote whereupon some two or threescore of the
Members stepped down stairs and took iuleps,
punches or brandy toddies all round in approaching
admiration Of their own austere and sefdenying
virtue, and that was the end OF the farce The
grog selling went just as strong next day as the
day before and is as brisk today as 1t was the day
before Hamlins resolution passed, and is likely
10 be evermoreat least till very different sort Of
Congress "a got together.
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Business Notices.

Full RzroaT or THE TRIAL or Rev. JOHN sEYs.-
Tbe publishers OF The National Police Gazette viii
issue this morning. Tuesday in pamphlet form. com
pete and authenticated report Of all the testimony given
in this extraordinary trial for alleged assault and bat
terry on Mrs Cram. The pamphlet viii also contain a
Biographical Sketch OF Mr. seys and beautifully en-
srsved correct portrait Ii will be for sale by Burgess
suinger Co. II. Long & Brother George Dexter
Graham & Co; Taylor Co. and all the news agents
and news boys in the United States Price, only St
cents retail wholesale dealers supplied By ,he hun
drsd o. The usual Discount
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Things In PhiIadeIphin.
Correspondence Of The Tribune



PHILADELPHIA, Feb :
The new ST. Michaes Church in kensington
erected the site OF the edhce burned during the riot
Gus exciemen, Of lsii dedicated yesterday. The
peculiar circumstances of the well as the general
habits Of the persusan TO which the Church belongs
brought together large cOncourse and the ceremonies
were conducted by Bshop Kenrick and Rev. f. X Cart
land.
The benef, for the families OF the Volunteers given
without any charge By the celebrated equestrian mana
ger Gen Rufus Welsh at his National Circus, melted
i've hundred dollars.
lust learn from Pittsburgh that the Ohio Legislature
has passed the SO Monopoly Telegraph Bill giving
highways Of the state tor the erection Of eegraphs
according 70 any patent invention the builders may
prefer Mr. Amos Kendall has been anxious 10 procure
monopoly but mas failed In this instance and hope 10
sec your Legislature follow the good example
The annual assay Of the Mint takes place today
Prof Draper your city Is one Of the special Commits
soners.
We had snow and rain last night followed By clear
cold day.
There Is no change in business aspects
SALES or SrocKS-Fust Board and dfter boyd
100 Reading. b5. 3lj 90 Cirard cash. III, 100 :
Bank b5 a. 90 do ~ 50 do, cash, ~ 5000 Texas
Sc lOlt a. 600 Win os s.. 90; $1,000 Texas per
cent 96i $500 Win. 70, S. b5, 70 U ; Bank, 4.
Il Mine Hill 20; 5000 Texas Notes, 10 81 800 Ssvi
CATION 81 50 Reading. b. 81. ~ do IS. BIZ 10
Mechs Bk 2os 10 Mine Hill 20 10 Girard Iii $1,000
state So T2t $1,000 DO as 72i 5000 do, cash III
200 GirArd III . Navigation, cash 3os 5000 state
S. b5 ~. -
spc - 100 B. 65. ~ 10 Coulm BIZ, SIT Il Bank
Pa 10 100 S6s SO I0l 400 State So 7js 100 Gi-
rsrd lli 20 Mechanics tx. b5 25i 100 susq, cash,
ZOO 90 bonds SO.
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DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
BY ELECTRIC TElE 9 RAPH.
From the Army.

WASHINGTON, FEB. e ? II.
D.. Holland, bearer Of dispatches from the Army
arrived in W ashington th. evening he LETT Wool
army on the sth ult am gives farther particulars
Of the position Of the forces but nothing important
Enough was known 10 justify the belief that the
Mexicans were strongly disposed TO negotiate tor
peace. The Southern Nail has arrived. Nothing
.cr,h IL Charleston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-09

SHoCEISG MURDER-A man OF the name Of
Stark White under the influence OF Maaia po'u near
Fulton, in Sumter District murdered his wife and two
children BY striking them on the back Of the head with
81 AK and serward cutting their threats with razor.
servant girl whom he pursued with the same intent
escaped and fed he afterwArd attempted to k him
self but succeeded only in Inaicrng severe wound His
wife a. the time Of the murder sleezn Stark was
arrested. and confined IN Sumter jail on sunday.
Charleston q. c. Evening News, Eeo- >.
A VERDICT Rev Mr.. Tstam Of Brookheld.
Mass. IA, recovered verdict Of 500 against Mr..
Adams Of that town. IN scton Of sander-the latter
having accused tie forer OF improper conduct with
young ladies' connected with his consEegation-
PRIsoS DISCIPLINE SOCIETY The following are
the oeers of the Rochester Prison Discipline Soci-
ETY.
President II A. BKzwsrESi Firs, Vice President, d.
e. McCalum second do. Geo. W. Parsons Cores
pondirs Secretary Edwin Psncosf Recording DO Geo.
Il. Roberts Treasurer Vim. H. Cheney
Constitution has been adopted, but there certain
blanks 70 Dc nlled which Will come up ior consideration
AZ future meeting. Roeh. Dem.
IMPORTANT ARREST, III Is srFFOsED.-I ester
day City Marshal Tukey arrested 81 the SUFFOLK House
Charles Morton. George Bell and William Brown upon
suspicion that Trey concerned IN the extensive
robbery OF Curner & Trous e~elry store on Sunday
Jan. u. Best Post c;h.
FROM HAvASA-The brig T. Street arrived last
evening bringing papers from the 18th 70 the I'D Janu-
sy inclusive. We ind nothing AZ ali worthy OF stien-
hon N them Copsous accounts are gwen OF the iestyi.
les N honor Of the ygsns oasen n. O. Alss, jan ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-09

ArrEsFr To EseArE-Ths coIored man acting
a. waiter at the Female Priscn =, sing Sing made an
effort TO escape an Saturday evening Ascending the
attic of the dwelling house attached to the Female
Prison late in the serno~c. he erswled through small
aperture into the dark chsmser the piasss intend.
log to lie there I'll the guard tcs the day should be with
drawn and then ~ take his departure. he Missed
Of eoarse when the hour arrived fo' closing the prspn
and asssr dlsen, search found md taken hi,
coll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-09
q. =. senator from Michigan.

Hon ALFHEUs FELcH, Loo Ioyernof Of Mion'
iean. has been chosen q. s Senator from that
State for six years from the ath OF March next in
place Of Hon VIM c. Woodbridge, Wing whose
term expires with the present Congress WehaVe
not seen the vote. but presume the Wings voted
for Gov. Woodbrdge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-09

ASALYsIs BEAUTY" To give the face the oval form
and the COMPLIMENTS Of beauty says Wnkelrnsn, the
apostle OF besuIy The hair ought TO crown the iorebe
and surround The temples. cescnoinE portion OF sr
Gle - - 10 general seen In beautiful persons lns
form Of The forenead 10 appropriate 10 all 'dai nesaa On
this point Lavster in he same opinion WIN W
kelmsn and The arcens thought the nan produces sse
bad effect IL descended low ss 10 hide ne iofeoeeo
Laeian designing represent 10 me mo aciefoas S.s
neY the hair cf az ugly woman, says mat a.
and z.d dosr a. 4 s5e f9rsh<ad which might $50
us indeed we're lre CIRCUMSTANCES 90. 80 remote - me
zine he was ceseribng come Of our modsfn btosanV
Ri, or an E.c1lm.nx nsian- remedy however, 70 iof
lunaeIy At hand Art u:umphs over Mature ara ne VOTE
removed PouSre Sube The nyenton 81 'nsa s ~
Chemst Dr. F,lr Gssraad viii eradicate every nofe Oh
sqpeTIou, hsir wherever spilled, and dp lay me hidden
besal.s and Intellectual develop menus OF elmer nse or
female forshesds But be and get NE genuine
ration and HAT 70 procured al Ihe Doctof oepo'
ia N.,sYors 81 " sksr-st lat store FROM Brosdway-'
49,, =, p.esslors IJsuid HAIR Dye. 2! 2eod
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Court Calendar. THIS DaY.

Cnevrr coUxT.-Nos Is, ls, 2, q, p "a 81 % g.
svrEnoE CoUar-Sos. 81. II 50, %, s. &c 81, &C H.
-. Is u, 80. "a. % 90 ~. IS, to 10.
COMMON PIKAs-Psrt Mos IS O., u. IS, So a. 81,
~ l0ls lo3. So, ls0. Part e-Nos 60 90 liz - 81 e.
% -, 81 lee, lie, LIS, Ice lis les, ?ao, g. IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-09

AFFAIRS or THE La PLArA-A letter from Paris.
Ia Saturdays Courier des Et.t Unls says that The ar
rangcmeni proposed BY Mr. Hood. and seceded to BY
Rosas end orbe but defeated By Nessrs Ouseley and
Dssssadis hss been ratified BY the British and French
Governments and that orders have besn sent 80 Mess
q. ~ .. b carry Il into eject
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-09

~ or all the Place. Of amusement with which Cit
asOunds the Museum 20 be the Polestsr Of aIr.c
Ion Read the bill which beside oher novelties and per
ornacces presents you win Dr. Edsonh7 i'ng skeleton
ne Ethiopian Mnstels Great Western and the Parorsm
OF London aad you Will Be sure TO and and erol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-09

q CHICAGO COMMERCIAL ApvERTlsxk is the
name Of very good looking weekly Wig paper
Just started n Chicago by Alfred Du,eh formerly Ed.
cor Of the Peoria Register. Success ~ the Advertiser
and is Editor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-09
The dread ~ something sAeT death
Tue undiscovered county, fron whose bourne
No trayelef reflFn.-n uffird kax Will - " M y

NO HaFeIcI relVIhs-puttIed AS VIII IT W.F.
~ We did not perceive any shot in the
paragraph complained Of but if there were any.
II. w 7 has fired shO, in reply. and SO the ac-
count IS squared. We trust ali writers for our col.
unns will avoid Theological discussions as far as
possible. We sometimes allow sweak party, or
one having no proper means Of reaching the public
ear to answer an attack on their principles or
character in our columns, but We always expect
them TO make their respective indications as
strictly defensive and as little dosmstic as possible
la
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-09

~ Salt rheuIn, scnryy, erysPeas 'reckes sanoafn,
An morphew pimpes bloiches, and all eruptions are
caesy dspeled b. one Of The genuine Joness is-
l.r Chemical soap 1. makes ssow yellow or DARK SKIN
tesnlfully clear and ~ss SOLD lony 10 nA Guy .ns
Amsr.car Eaz.e, o. ~st @soa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-09
Irish Distress.
& Editor Of The Tribune

To ne Edaor Of The IribEHt.
A Native of ireland in your paper Of this
morning takes me to task for communication
made some weeks since to the newspapers relative to
the remittances made To ireland during the pAa year
by the lsboring Irish have already replied 20 SINH
sr attack made upon my statement in the Journal Of
Commerce, two weeks ago, which presume your cor.
respondent has not seen; II he had think he would
have acquitted me OF intention reflect upon Amer.
leans My sole object in publishing the statement was
10 le; the Am erican public know that those Irish emf
grants who had the performing their duty
TO their poor relatives unAsked but quietly and very
extensively. When ! made the communication, felt
sure that American philAnthropsts would rejoice TO be
told that these poor people were making so holy use
OF large portion Of their wages. Nothing. however,
farther from my thoughts than 10 cast any refec-
tons upon Americans 10 discourage public meetings
collections in aid of my suffering countrymen. On
the contrary have been doing all that private indi-
vidaal DO. 10 promote subscriptions among those
who have the and the desire 10 give their aid
and rejoice to add, that | have not labored IN vain.
Scarcely day passes that do no. receive contributions
to be RENTED TO ireland aud tor which rishmsn
feel most grateful Yours respectfully,
MoaGay. FEB JACOB HARVEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-09

We are indebted TO Mr. CLoYFs. Of the
New-Hsven and Springfield route, Tor Boston papers
Of Monday, delivered IN advance OF the mail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-09

How often do we poor man dressed
wnh srease spots on hs coat, nis pen's ana seel
e.ke 81 lie Magic ErssiTe Soap would clean them And
maze brsh. new md spo,less Sold Al % chsth.m-st-
Price . cents. "<~"e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-09
Theology and Newspapers.
10 he Editor Of 7ke Tribune:
MF<tro Osvero 20 n Eeh D

10 INC tdH0r 81 Ike IftoGht;
MENco, Oswego Co. N. Y Feb. , ls47.
like your paper. because more than any other
it represents to me the true spirit OF the age
Though myself an Orthodox clergyman, believe
you are doing vastly more for practical Christianity
than the NcwNork Observer or any other venerable in
spidiy.
but II you allow your columns 10 be duel ground
for sectarsn to IRE shot you should permit ar
antagonist 70 return the compliment refer 10
ucle entitled Horrible Doctrine, copied from the n.
Messenger 1t is indeed horrible doctrine tina, the
murderer has right 10 ask for season of repent
buiit Is only Ia view OF the momentous
OF this c as preparatory 10 future and permanent one
The Messenger, after quoting the doctrine says The
writer of the above is undoubtedly rm believer In the
doctrine Of an endless and horrible punishment for
the unrepentant. In this he is singular" &c. xvi
IDENTIFY the doctrine o. the Minority Report which the
Editor is inconsisenty indignant is revolving only
belief Just the opposite OF his own. lie would not
have been so pously shocked, bad not
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-09

~ Christy's Ethiopian Ministries a',
crowded house last evening at the AhAmrs isss
formsncss are In every respect free from sS''.
ties 40 common 10 nearly oil other similar osse@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-09
IL 900 Common Schools and Teachers vs..
West Point, &e.-rhe school Bill Of AIS.

Egnrarrs-4 Ptr,1uos . ~ .Scio0l Te1essr-Nssft
c,af C,lsye Grcsf.-Tke ScAool F1ud-TiS C5-rs4.
non cf l-46-SoA0oi SaYgrtaleaGeafs-Nisx Vslsi 3
TIsrs-d SDesf EdscafisE-Prgdfsing on IA Poor
Graa.- To Pnyifaas-Sociri EgualEE porv Edsf-
Yes Point N ~ Cas;c-s H0Hse-Nsrspan,r Psdlsrs
-Ui- Pry ~ Tsr.-Tts ScAc7i Rhl-Hky To,e
Year. N9asys noe '-is a0f thar tks rork Qf fie
SisEk Istricf Legislature Of la. Special Grants
School Librarics- Wksrs srs "a D1slsd Aocoznts
#
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CoscEKr.-The Alleghanians and Sig bi's
a Concert at Mechanics Hall this evening eae'
btns,iou of attractions must ensure foil hoa~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-09

~ Farmers Club, American lnstisa" ar.
ibis day ct I2 NJ Subject for discussion-s'l''s
Tia. Free 10 ali. See advertisement
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The CENTURY CLus.-A new club W.
strange name, has Just been organized. eoupes 49,
thors' artists, and amateurs The Board ....-Ssp
consists OF two suthors two artists, and two ~
Mr.. verplauck, suthor OF Harpers shaksps pss'
Stephens, the traveller, represent the ssinos - III
and Chapman. the artists and Assua es"S I6rs
mour shs amatenSa