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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-25

SHIP BREAD AND CRACKER BAKERY.
tHOR sALE-The lease. fixtures and machinery Of a
4 weliesAblshed Bakery, with steam engine, and an
extensive city snd country connection, baking loo
barrels four weekly. and convenience ilI baking double
that quantity Apply % JAMES PARR,
0fxWs - Moii.si. from iO5 P. NJ
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- PASSAGE TO AM FROM LIykRPool

IL PASSAGE To AND FROM LiykRPDOl
sR bv the new Line OF Packets -packe, OF y otf,h
rIary.-The splendid fastssiing packet snip vAh
RICK 100 tons burihsn, Capt Trask will sail from New
York the 2oh of February Persons Wishing 70 secu
foot Of Wall 81. or 10 w }. I. TAfscOl
Atiheir general Passage Once So SouihsI second aoc
below Bufng-sip. ~
~ PASSAGE To AND FROM GALWAis
NlsxS4 Drset--rhe splendid new Osfque fhANtls
WATTS, having the whole OF her cargo ertNsd
Galway shout thu 2Olh OF March. Persons DESTROYS
having their friends brought out by this favorable opp
UNITY should make early app icstlon 10
- FOR LIvEKPOOI-Ths fast sailing o.fs
On POMONA Capt Colby. This y.ss. has ercelleo
- Accommodations for second cabin passengers, VINO
Will b. taken 81 Storage rates Apply 81
i5f NJ. z. OHEKN CO souh-se
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-25

A II
" Company, sw-Yors, February 49, isT T whereas
the Bylaws adopted by the Directors OF the Long l.and
Railroad Company, the 2ls day OF Msrca 1870, pro-
vide that
The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders OF this Com
pany for The choice Of thleen Directors shall he held on
The third Monday IN February Of each year al the once OF
the Company In NewYoTk under the direction OF three
Inspectors
"The poll TO he open from Il o clock at and 10 be
kept open until o'clock z. NJ"
And whereas, BY an Inadvertence such bylaw snd me
pouce OF such meeting has been duly pubshed as re-
CURED BY aw and no election Of Directors for the year en-
suing having been hed-Tnereore Resolved Ihat an cleo
ton OF thirteen Directors OF this Company De held Al ne
Compsnys Office In New York, on Tuedsy, me ON DAY
of Apr ner under the direction OF three Inspectors and
In accordance with Revised Statues The poll 10 o-
open from II O'Clock, noon, until clock T. NJ and
hist the Secretary notice thereof TO ne ouly pun
shed
uue copy from the minutes ,,,.s s.-..
NOTICE 10 hereby given hat the annual meeting OF ne
sfochoders Of the Long Island Railroad Company tor me
election Of thirteen directors viii be held Al tne once OF
ssid Company A. No - WiliAmst Merchants Exchange
in the city OF New York the 9Th day Of Apri next
The poll to be open from II o'clock II noon unIl
0e'''"' = 81 ~ DAVID . IVES, Secretary.
a. w.. r.hr,.,v 10 fQ47 20f tAp7ih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-25

a. WATCHES, JEWELKl and Silver " arc
~ The Subscribers continue To have Tor sale al
n assortment Of kne Gold ard Silver Watches Of
The approved nAksrs which viii be warrant.
e inek-Pers. and offered ~ Inc very lowest
cash prcea
They constantly relieving the latest syies q Fab
ionsble Jew-lry Of every description ncacing 60 FOB
xnd 6uardchAirs Br=ast-pins Esr-rlngs, Fnger-rcss
hfsceleis Head Ornaments &C.
Silver spoous FOrk Butter Knives and Styerwtre gen.
orally, 81 The manufacturers prc-G
sritxnnswsTe, fne Gallery, Fsncy Goods kc- WATCHES
and clocks repaired by experienced workIn-n.
LOCKWOOD sCRIBNER. rs Pearl,
ar2s cor " Fulnn-.l nrrnsi.- Ilnlaf stalas Hon.
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CANp-,. .YKuP CA-roR OIL. : Pss..a.

- milk. which Il Resembles IN Color II mixes H7'
win wafer, milk, any other liquid . 80.
Prepared only By Z. H. SANDS, II. d. and sod Al u
Third avenue and n Jsmesst Each label Las written o.
it z II Sands, VI D. Wh0iesAe agents A 3. " Seso-
Broadway corner Markets. II, Johnson. Broadway cor
Chsmbersst; Guion, BOwery, cor Grand 81 j 4 l. Cod
d.ugton Hudson. corner Spring; Dupuy, Broadway cor
psr aorsonsi Brooklyn agent Mrs hsyeslSs Fa4ion-s
II In
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ORDER Of he Hon. Charles =. Dsy, - n e
ID Judge u the Court u Common Pless 70 ~ 20,
Guy and County Of HewYors, notice 10 hefey - .
pursuant to the provisions of the sistu q 80
lsct menis against sbscondHg, eoncssed, s1a - D
dent debtors, that attachment has Issued sfvss
estate Of Samuel Maxwell resident u the sisx -
Jersey srd IN Il toe WI. Be sold fof no psisrs
his debts gness be appear snd discharge sses sss5
according W law within nine months from ~ 80 tss
cation u this notice and that tie payment Ter
due 70 him by residents VI this State, ADD ns sss
hin or for his Csc Of any property within ~ ,sfg y
longing 10 him. and the usnsfer OF spy sues r. 80
him. az forbidden by law. and vold-Ds~'
teeth day Of Jsr1ary, i2f7. r~sxe
John FOWLER, Jr. Auy for Attaching S Sr0s.isb
2, lsssm ~ s. Wilism-sL ely q w., Z.
n PURSUANCE OF 40 order u sbe saffoss - - ~
i County Of New York. Notice q hereby fisss., -
sons having claims against Amands A. Eaxe, - 10 -
City OF WORK, deceased, 70 present inc -
vouchers thereof 10 the subscribers al me ~ Yo
Ransom, No. 70 Nassau, street, In the Ciiy o. & yoi
or before the 10Th day OF July next-Ds1sa w"
9Th day ei January, fsG. s., .<x
II lsvSu JOHN DRUhuohpJ
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rouv..y., rArEH,oN neILKolD

~ Winter Auangsmen. To eowHSe'
PsrEssOS DEPor. Nsw-fob
O'Clock. A. NJ ~ O'Clock,
ma o'clock, Am VA O'Clock, r
O'Clock, 7. ~ u O'CLOCK, r n
Leaves Paterson Dhrdta New 'fonh
O'Clock, A. NJ. ~ O'Clock,
O'Clock, r NJ. u O'Clock, 7 d
Ys.engers are vi gsei W be 81 The Ferry fsv mnas
~. b.. hl.lr M 81
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"a FOR sALE-An elegant Country Seal sinaae ~
70 town Of Livingston Colum1. Co near ne village 81
-s. ohnsown four niles east Of tAs Hudson River and
nine miles Of the city of Hudson, on Toe Ss"
YORK AID Albany Post Road eonstng o. about - sores
" highly improved snd valuable add The house - s0iI
Of brck feet vide and ~ feet deep, Win TWO large
covered piszzas. There are upon ne pcs commodo1s
barns stables carriage house, ranary, ice-ho1se and
other out buildings IA excellent, order The place well
stocked with choice frui The present occupant having set
out large number Of young trees within the lsss elk
years good supply Of water Is brought into The honse
through pipes c0npsced win large Altering cistern-
There wells and springs Of pure wafer near ihe
house Tie place has been occupied n he s1Dscbef Of
tae la.t at yesns JOSEPH w. RUSSELL
For ters inquire Of W. T. BLEECKER. Albany. l6 Sn
ga FARM FOR -ALE.-A splendid fam for
sac IN the town Of Huntington, three iniies from
steamboat landing Nort Por5 miles from railroad
a Deer Park consisting Of 80 acres 80 Of which IL cover
"a with wood and cleared WIN splendid siie
for building The farm beautiful situated and In high
state Of cultivation producing grain Of al kinds The dwell
log house and ou Buildings al good Fruit Of al kinds
and grape vines Ia full bearing and The beet Of water
For particulars, inquire at Tribune Once lsf 2aw3m
n fOK sALE.-A farm containing u acres lying
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- At PRiyATE sAI.E-Tw eugy-second st

Y 7
~ lots with three story brick houses on the rekrs on the
'onthery side cfTw-niy-secotdst between Second
and Third avenues each house cscu sisd accommodate
ak families The lots q feet inches wide by - feet
inches IN length. Any person purchasing one q ire
above mentioned houses ard lots and erecting good sub
.tsnis two three story brick house the trout part OF
The oi the per eentsge required be paid the rear
Reuse loaned - him agal making Il the same as n no
moncy WAS required the purchss. For terms and far
thsr particulars apply 10 ANTHONY J. BLEECkEk
~ lw Auctoneer. 7 RrOaf a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-25

- COUNTRY sEAT.-The subscriber oeers Tor
II sale his residence the bank OF CAyuga LAKE The
house Is oi nrcA large and new, win barn carriage
and Ice house, all IN peec ORDER excellent fruit and y
acres OF ihe most valuable land
The place = adjoining the e4sntfll residence OF W. r.
Grisw Old. ESQ miles north q Aurora directly the
steamboat l-ndng and i universally considered Of
The mos delightful residences The bsnk ofthe Lake.
WILLIAM PErERS.
Lama ln...tra q, l..h vi fal- 4 -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-25

nR. SPRINGS COUGH CANDY IL tie best n
EIuse for coughs, colcs noarsruess, &c ana - o. wen
tnown thai Il does require any putting For sale =.
Re principal drug stores In Ills cty, brooflyn and
thruughoui he UniIsd States
wko-sae Agents Jas ). Asptnwan, % Whl1ns- and
Isra.l Minor, ga FuliOB-sL
Prerafst and sod wholesale and retail BY l. Jones,
Drugstst So HnlstOr. cor. McDougasd d Sm'TuThs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-25

A
NfOr ne cure Of coughs. colds consumption, and al A.
fectons Of the lungs ard throat This Preparation 10 en-
urey free from the suspicion Of quackery and u recon-
ueuded By physicians % The highest responsibility. It's
nxred and Of parson fully laid open
the Inspection Of M-dcs Profession, and conf
deny believed that is combination "a such as 70 give NE
utmost euergy 70 remedial elect with the most perfect
safety.
Sold IN New.York by HOsdley, Phelps Co wholesale
Druggists. Il! Water-st Rushou Co. J. Mihsn, j. Il
A Meskim. and Henry Johnson APotheesries Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-25

a. FOR sALE-A real CotsCe and Ban, WIKI abcai
Is four snd half acres % good land. pleasantly siusied
- 10 the town Of New Rochelle on WeymSn's avenue.
within hall mile OF Steamboat Landing and shout that
distance from The New-Hsven ard wlork Railroad
There good well Of wS-rrear he basement door and
number % fun uees. &c II has good view Of he
sound a.d surrounding eounry 1.-The above pace not
cold Al private BY the 9Th tsy Of March newt will be
offered Al public suction he premises 10 O'Clock A
NJ thai dsy. For farther particulars inquire q
LIE COUNT 4 BARTON, New Rochelle Landing.
Nav Rorh-iis Feh II 1ss- laf -
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PRICES CURRENT.


4 Pig. Engiisb 4 Scoich,
xtor.......- q 3 -
pig. An. Con = - a =
sr. YritAtvfis7 s. 1lln
Bsr.aa.P.s.LlOo -Glo4 %
Bar. Russian sable.-nnre
Bar .sw.oTd-sss7 80 q p
Bar. Am. ROLLS q
Bar. Eng. kst,5 90 a
Bar.Eng.COn.70 - a u. y
sheet, Ru.lstcU- ll.1 - Il
Sheet, English l. Ame-
no.n........ t.G - s
Hoop, English 4 Ains-
-urs 4 q ~ 5u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-25

rU,O FANCY GOODS snd Thread A. q Needle Dealers
i ALEXANDER RAMsEY, . Malden-sne: feelef n Al
vA,Ise. Of Combs Brushes, Pins, Needles TAPES SIZE
Psn, Lead Pencils God and Silver Pencl Cascs I'M,
hles see Beads eeq Bead Bags and Purses SIX ehl
Coou Purses Hair Pms, Buttons, HooF and Eyes, &C
kr invites thO.e about commencing business, ara ner-
chants rom the country, 10 examine MS sock 0i Fancy
ooOu'i '''S' film
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Real Gstale

- FOR sALE-A block % lsnd between Sinh sri
!. Seventh sv-nuss ard between One- Hundred ard
- rhriySrsf and One-Huntret sod fhirty-second STA
ccuisring 81 lots level with CITY grade snd soil suiis
be far hurying ground
Also 10 ots beiween Third snd Fourth ard One
thirteenth ard One Hundred AMI F1uTieenlh
streets
Also 10 lots between Fourth sas Fh srd One
Hundred snd-Tweinh and One Hundred and Thirteenth
streets Terms accommodating. Apply .
III In = NETCHUM 50 Nssssu-st
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NrOTICP.-Wsn'ed 10 sell out Fsshoranle MINI y
F.sfsbment where the fret class OF business car "
done The object 10 selling oui j. ihai me Pie,eb Nv
wishes 10 rencush busness For tsriher psneuias, ~
0rsrit1 Bull ings - y"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-25

.are own remedies herbs and vegetable extracts Of rare
excellence and ola combination 80 happy hat they assist
her An her efforts 70 expe disease and restore health
They purify The blood equgks The circulation and restore
the liver kiineys and other secretOry organs 20 healthy
tone and action From their tonic properties they
produce that debility Of the stomach and nssnes 80 oep
The consequence Of u oner purssfves In dyspep
A and ali bilious Affections they have proved superior 10
any medicine They cleanse The stomach and ntes
tines from a. impurities. snd from their general aeton
give renew Il energy The constitution Price with fu.
direcuon.l 3 cents per box To be obtained Al whole
sale or r-tsil al The principal Office, No. az Broadway.
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COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,
A. a. w., ylTs.tfr zion r. a. -Afer MtfCh

- II gine fborizoniaJ OF sbouI . huise 1870 tI,
oIss rssr havir2 been used but about % m01ins hu
- der aid OF The beef construction Win Two Dour, ~
feet long will be sod low or exchanged iol GOO ~
.1pe and Boiler Of 100 horse power The Enslne - -
.Ibscrber a. New srunswick ~ J. By apps ng a. - Cer
lsnd-st. iJisl hOo1SH -
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and the retail usde both In city and country, ~
VI specially invited 10 call and examine the subscri
~ bers large and geueT. ss.ormeut OF mems, boys,
ladies'. mis- and child Shoes Boots Caters &c Ne
which will he cold 81 the lowest prices BY The case or
cozen and furnish such sizes a may he required.
B-Conslsnily on hand superior quality Of ladies'
misses and chidrens Kid and French Shoes Callers &C
OF our own manufacture, which are warranted.
HARSEsS-At the place may he found two double
Of Haness entirely new, which viii be sold al bar
gain, or exchanged for iesiher.
A d. GALE 240 Pearl-st up stairs,
I7f2wD2tW. corner OF Buring-slip " Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-25

~ where no lives 10 the township Of Rsndop on motifs
county New JersSy. containing nsinf 10 acres ~
land. equally divided 10 pOw timber, meade" sno Psie
land The farm situated the mall route Two iais
tsyJ cad NJ from MOrrstOwn 70 Dover and rom ROCKS
way 10 Chester seven miles from NOnisiOwn one fom
Dover. tyys from Rock4wsy The Morris and Dover Rail.
road i bui across one end " he farm on me BACK OF
RockAway river which 10 the Inc OF ssid ftrm-h OenR
good son for tavern as mere was lssefn
once Kept here and al the necessary buildings Tor u %
he Premises There good dwelling houses three
s., rsrrsze grsn.ry wood house &c there are four
wells OF good sof and good wafer privilege for
paper mill The farm a well piled with living streams
and plenty Of good grsfed fruit For fsriher nioTmatlon
iuouire u John COnger, s05 Granast New YORK I'd
ward l. Dayton 81 6rosd-sl Ncw-YOrs L1tnerJ Stow
ell merchant Jersey City jacob Hgrd, Inn Keeper,
Dover Morris J. Or The Subscriber on the sreHises
Terms easy and good ut.e given o,,,.,, ,-o.,op,
lsf eodtspis3IW' STEPHEN COotkh.
"a DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
go That valuable farm 10 Orange Town, County, OF
Rockand. ~ Y. known a. The late residence Of " an.
die FanzntserD deceased, situated within TWO minutes,
ala from he New YORK and Eri. Railroad, On tn- f0ai
leading from Tsppsn Town 70 Hsyenvs~. about one
mile from the village u Tsppsn, where mere arc l~o
houses u public worship, excelieni and vel con'neL
I'd academy, school, stores, lnlls, &C. Inc
arm contains about sixty Of ground wei proper
Toned "a excee apple orchard, buildings al In good
order As Il supposed Thai no person wiz Pufcnsse pre-
NOUS examining he premises fafsnef oe-cfrlo y
considered Unnecessary Nsold possession WI Ds gyen
the hrsl q Mag next Apply 20 JAMES II. AkEQOA,
Executor Of he estate Of WsndIe Eansntvef, Tsppsn
Town; or 70 JAMES T. FANASTWEkPs on ne prem
ises; or 10 Miss MARGARET VAHAaT WERP1 lOz
N oos,sr.st n Y Azsw2mDkznW+
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

GALVEsToN-Cld 6ra, barque Winthrop, Ellis for
Orleans (has been reported up for York the Cal
weston shipping accounts generally incorrect.
thar no dependence can be placed upon them)
NEW ORLEANS-Adv 18th, shipsL ouisa, Dewing
man. for do with despatch; Bertrand, Howes, for do
Goth barques Genesee, Dillingh for York, with
despatch Warwick, Wilcox for Philadelphia, consd-
cradle part pr cargo engaged sch Geo Lincoln for Rio
Grande and Maamoras, few days. Cid 2lst barque
California, Robinson, York.
MOBiLE-Ar l7lh, sch Highlander, Baker, Havana.
Cid 18Th, brig Republic, Smith, Cardenas.
PENsACoiA-Ar prev TO 18th, big Napoleon, Ed
ridge, Key Wes, Cid brig Monterey, Keller, New Or
leans.
SAVANNAH-Wentt to sea Goth, briggs Torno, Kings
ton, Moxy, York.
CHARLESTON-Adv god, ship Alliance, for Havre,
half cargo engaged.
GEORGETOWN, Scar 2s.h, brig Coral, N York.
ALEAANDRlA-Sld 9th, brig Virginia, Eldridge,
Boston.
BArTlMoRE-sld 9th, sc&s Bride, and CAesa-
peake, West Indies. .,,
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 2sth, brrque Indiana, VISITS,
N Orleans.
NEW YORK-Ar 18th, barqnes Isaac Mead, and Ex-
act, Savannah; brigs York, Sleeper, ST Marks 90
Phiura, Savannah Below ships Sultana, Bunker and
Scion, Bucknam, FIN Orleans; barque Chas William,
keatng, fin do. Cid barque Jas Hail. Creeeh, Maya
guez brig North America, bradbury, Charleston.
BOSTON-Ar goth, barques Murillo, Gregg, Grand
Canary, Nov 81 Alice Frazier, Trott, Orleans 9th
inst Avola Kendrick, Charleston brgs Martha Sam
ger, Duncan, Nuevitas; Chas Thomas, Hatch. Provi-
dence schs Voians Simmons, Baltimore; Oreenda,
Gray Mary Delphina, Giles, and Tahnaaroo, Holmes,
Adams, Merrill, hence. Cid barque Wagram, Ewell,
81 Jago; sch Duroe, Fanham Newcastle. Sailed ship
Cheshire, brig Chas Joseph
sALEM-ar 2sth, brig Toplif, Havner, Philadelphia
GLOUCESTER-Ar 25th, schs Convoy, Perkins,
hence; Economy, Wilson, Boston for Thomaston; 9th.
Packet, Thomas hence for Boston (see Dsasters) Con-
voy, Reed, Boston for Bath; Trumpet, Ham, Thomas
ton for boston; Lafayette, Snow, do for do; Ellen,
Petiengil, Portland for do Nauseag, Cordn, Boston
ton; Dresden, Lawrence, Frankfort for York Ma
jestc, Tarbox Oracle, Crosby, and Concern, Blake,
Westport for Boston, Fair View, Tarbox, Boston for
Frankfort; Mexico, Tarbox, Boston for Wespon En-
eline Hector, Westpor for Boston; Planet Higgins,
hence for dos Forester Pressey, and Superior, Fuller,
Bristol for dos Envoy, Hall, Boston for Thomaston j;
Mozart, Nj Fadden, Kennebunk for Boston; Paragon,
Holbook, Freeport for dos Cion, Thomas, Boston for
Thomaston; Annisquam Marshall, st George for Bos-
ton Lavooka, Hall, Newcastle for do; Mary, Part
ridge, Gardiner for do.
NEW BEDFORD-Ar 26th, sch Lucinda, White
more, East Machas.
PoRTLAND-Cld 2sth, brig Potomac, Smith, Car
denas.
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The South End Whiting School.

Happening ION change" the other day, we
had an opportunity of examining various
fancy articles manufactured by the South End
Whiting School, and were very much sur
prised at the high degree of skill evinced by
the members in their difficult art, considering
the short time they have devoted to it. We
risk nothing in saying, that, should they de-
vote themselves to this art with the same zeal
and industry that has characterized them for
few weeks past, they will be able to COM
pete with the most distinguished Whittlers in
the country, not excepting our Custom House
Officers. BY the way, we hope, if any vacancy
should occur in the Custom House, the claims
of the students of this School to the vacant
berth will not be overlooked.
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COL Rouen, of Kentucky, son of forme,

Col. Rouen, of Kentucky, son of a former
Senator from that State, was nominated
Charge d'Affaires to Naples. as successor to
Col. Polk. Hon. Samuel Houston has been
reelected U. S. Senator from Texas.
Generals Quitman and Shields visited the
Capitol, and both branches in session. They
were invited by the members of Congress, the
Mayor and citizens of Washington to public
dinner on Friday next.
John w. Davis, late Speaker of the House,
it is reported. has been nominated Minister to
China
The members of Congress favorable to Gen.
Taylor for the Presidency, were to hold a
meeting Wednesday night. 1t is rumored
that he will be in Washington about the mid
die of January
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real character was exposed, and was never
heard of afterwards. But it was ample con-
ISOLATION to the injured lover to find that Mar
garet was still true to him in heart. Her pa
rents, when convinced of the truth, were anx-
ious to repair their involuntary injustice; and
it was not very long before a wedding was
celebrated in the mansion at WOODLANDS"
where the lovely Margaret did not figure as
the J,i,oiUing Bride.
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aoth CoNGREss---FIRsT SESSION.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20
CoNGREss.-In the Senate, which met at II
O'Clock, prayer was offered by Rev. Mr.. Gurley,
house chaplin. The Vice President presented
report from the Secretary Of the Navy, rela-
ting to expenditures of contingent appropria-
tons.
Mr.. Cass, from the committee on Military
Affairs, reported bill to provide for the fur
ther prosecution: of the war, and bill relative
to volunteers.
Mr.. Atherton reported the House bill to
provide for the deficiency in the subsistence
appropriation, which was read third time,
and passed.
A message was received from the House,
announcing the death of Mr.. Bradley. Adj
In the House, Mr.. Stuart of Michigan, an
nounced the death of Mr.. Bradley, who was
elected to the present Congress from that
State, but died some months since, and Mr..
5. was chosen to fill the vacancy. The House
thereupon adjourned.
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SAVING A PENNY.-Mr. B, of Frank
fort. who married an actress, and is also en-
gagged as a writer for journal called La
NeuiNe de Conversation, was lately sent for by
the principal editor.
"My dear sir" said the latter, "some one
has sent me five louis on condition that write
an article against your wife. There is thelet
ter-read it,"
Mr.. B. having perusrd the letter, said,
with the utmost gravity
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THE REASON WHY Mrs. CusTIs LOVED WASH
1NGroN.-Throughout all Washington's career,
he was never known to be drunk. Many
young men, as we'll as young ladies, looked
upon this as a deficiency in his character, and
as necessary to give quality to a gentleman.
Washington thought and acted quite diff
ferently, and so did Mrs. GUSTS, who became
his noble spouse. She was rich and accom-.
plished, Washington was noble, sober, brave,
and patriotic. She might have obtained the
hand of any gentleman in the colony, but her
eye and heart were fixed upon Washington
and the first opportunity she had she made it
known to him. thus inverting the usual
method by which hearts beating in unison
with each other are made manifest. Wash"
ington was struck with no less admiration than
surprise for the reason she gave. What think
you was the reasons Why, he was sober
man. She had beheld some of the most bril-
liant minds among the young men of her day
cut down suddenly by intemperance, and she
herself had been an innocent sufferer. Wash
ington accepted her proposition, and
pledged the honor of a sober man and brave
soldier, that as soon as he could be released
from the trials and responsibilities of the
warrior, the nuptial bands should be celebrat-
ed, which he did, and took his seat in the
Legislature. The blunders, mistakes, and
delays, which attended others never befel him.
He was always ready for duty. His spouse
with her principles and bravery, made him
what he soon became, first in peace, and first
in the hearts of his countrymen.