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JACuB HoRNBRoOK.
THOMAS HOKNBEOuE
p ANOE MlNIEICINRl.

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- eH fft attention at the public generally
i Il sl3selhiid STOCK at Boots aud shoes manu-
les,sp, 'A Il ios, lR good mechanics, and Of the
n.ss.,' slf eastern market can produce Nca'e
~ ~ l1s gents tule Boots, made OF the best
1Sset Ht'f5tiPiIia cali SKINS. and on lasts OF the
~, - =. al - and ; per pan, winch we Will
jni,s,l r. SUI passed ion Heatucs- and Durability
lrssss 'elts Alsa Gents and bows shoes Of el-
IN, aaIe- and chldrcu's l-suts aud shoes of
tn. e44 sizes. In addition 10 tins Ne have a
r Ear hadIes Slippers, Gater- sud hai
/ IN 'n' celofs from thebesl houses in ph.la
~ "e9i'er very low Tor Cash.
Pa. taken aHd boots aud shoe, made 10 ot-
A4llee CONNOLLY x "a ABE
ls5 Nam 81 or knote'. saddlcrg
I'm, A. m MILL am daIiv getting ont a
u h. - Of bonnet Buards. lave constantly
- y NiaHSn, slas le Crown aud Medium
TN ~ af convenience have arranged
MOI mo IS, al his shoe Store. corner Of Main
e,sss s..stts y here orders may he ls,t sid lltct
~ FemN attention.
L LANBHIN.
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$50 600

NV Jersey Lottery. Glass 80.
Draws Ju} %, ls47. 60 numbers. IL drawn tano;-
ftzc4i S3aen0 Prizc of $3.50 |
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do 4UO0 % do ltuO
1000 - do $50 /
flrhes slo Of - whole tickets ,.i cost
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By nr1lectpg thu little iurnads uae upon the latter
vast portion of fellow HeHas rendered. extremely
ulScra lesa miserable, indeed, taa tteE wish 10 die
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~ Btters contains HodlcHm Of Ipt aud content tor
each OF these auNIaus and uuprueeuf sHHefels Eemen
her that an IId IguS use a mercury eta AMY Ffa
dhfVe at many eet winch az put n f5z5th, ti5 a#a
n's aud indispensable compound and th1. atti5.io"s
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A I.4l tU0 cotton hone frames ~ l9 s5s
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,I0bRNY HtN =r0r sire au.7tt = eur horses al
"i,' =N' " HtLAkk.
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\ l.oT- 800 pnugcc haudhcreluets - 10 a.
\nIel- rs ~ Ia i0c
s Lul-.uuO red ppu1ee 70 To -
4 Io4-suUO white 20 to 1t
Io,- 5o-Id fashioned t'hopua hdkf - 10 81
4 Gar-ee0u extra Euelis IA bturtae latto n
& Loot 1850 jUrn calatrir u ia s1e
A I.oi--.uUU assorted cotton IN t3r
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" ttifttS. We afa making u aulrtc OF
! lftats n WhIoil VIC rafl tin. attention OF
Sir, OF Tie hag, Trunk. etc. No. 100, Man
i3 NiDOII. y { ARR.
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"a 5f super Rough .d Esads Hats very desirable ot
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lieye granting it would hr.t.n the termination of

lieve granting it would hasfsn the termination Of
the war.
lie concentrated % the professionalism Of eve
" unpreudiced mind. that Immediate cause ofths
WARMTH Mexico was the nCn-reception q that coun
tn o. NJ. SLIDELL. Re proved that o. information
Of that event our Government adopted in.tiatoTy
beigerent measures. and that before the collision
ofthe armies az Psla Alto orr feet was blocksding
the mouth Of tie Rio Grsnie
He aiterEari proceeded 10 show that the n0n-
reception by the Mexican Government Of Mr. Sill.
DELL. was no ground ior the commencement Of hos
Titles between two nations The Mexican Gov
erlment Lad not Sc considered It, nor had made any
demonstration Of war upon rs.
He coutrasted IN iorcible language the different
cOnduct Of our Government ia the two disputes
relative 70 q Northeastern boundary and a South
western-the indifference Of the Government to
English entertainments upon the one and rs IN
sane haste 70 extend the ether to its own desires.
The eloquent orator elaborated these ard other
points with great precision and success His ex.
position Of the causes OF this unpUvoked war must
operate upon the country produce general con
viction
/ shall reserve for future occasion some farther
consideration OF this great effort
Col. BESTOS. ! understand, threatens a demon
stratlon in the Senate tomorrow. Il is anticipated
u vii be proHHHciamenf5 against the Honest
NuLher
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New-Efuinp.i,ire.

we rejoice ia being able 70 state that our recent
adycos from the Granite Estate, both ora and writ
ten are most cheering The opponents of the Tex
rs Iniquty, with the crimes disasters and burthens
it has entaed on the Country. united. jealous,
indefatigablo and confident Of success. Hon. JoHN
p HALE is canyassing the entire State, addressing
large audiences and letting in the sunlight Of Truth
and Freedom upon the darkest glens Of the White
Mountains. arousing the true-hearted but long
misguided Freemen of the North 10 the ialseness
of the idol they have worshiped under the abused
name of Democracy, and exposing the recreancy Of
their leaders at the beck and in the pay of the
Slavery propag anda. Gen. JAMES WILSON. Hon
JOEL EASTMAN, GEORGE BARsTow, GEORGE w
STEvTss. WILLIAM H. COVE, aud others are also
actively csnvassing on the right side and we hear
that Gen. Wilson's speeches are fully equal to
those by which he electrified the people Of this
and other States in the great struggle OF 1870 His
County lCheshire) viii pretty surely give 200
more Wing votes than last year, while Sullivan.
Grafupn. Coos, Carroll and Belknsp are expected
also 20 improve on the vote of ls46 Gen. Wilson.
it is now strongly hoped. win be elected to Con.
gr sss the first trial and the Delegation will ulti.
raStely stand two 70 two. The Wing and hide.
pendent vote will il the day be not nclement, pro
baby reach 80 600 while the Texas vote can hard.
d exceed % 600 and the legislature is expected 10
stand little better than last year
That the Loco + oco leaders, who have so long
fattened on honors aud Spois as the reward of the
subserviency OF their State to the Slavs extend.
ing policy and especially Of their own services as
cstspaws in the matter Of proposing Gsg Rules
justfyins the robbery Of the Post. Oaice BY rnobs
pslting and srresting Anti Slavery speakers. &c.
should now be most funously active, is very natu.
rsl They are sparing neither of tongue purse nor
horse 8esh in the contest, and will draw out every
vote that can be induced to trust, Just this once
In their miraculously sudden conversion from IN.
measured serviity TO Slavery to vehement hp-love
Of Freedom. We do not believe there are enough
OF these to save them ii al those Of sound faith and
clear vision who are entitled to vote in New. Hsmp.
shire Will take that no rsussnsss or Sondness
for dollars shall keep them from the Polls LIZ,
each one OF them be entrssted though now Jour
neyins in Michigan or stesmins down the Ohio to
take eectusl care to be az home before and on the
9th day Of March. We trust New Hsapshirc will
strike blow on thar day which will rejoice the
hearts Of her sons and the champions Of Universal
Freedom all over the Country. Lex none whose
home she is be lsggsrd in the hoar OF trial
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xxIx,h CONGRESS-. second Session.
sENATE. .wAsHIvarov Feb. o5. ls47.

SENATE. WASHINGTON Feb 25 ls41-
The Committee on Naval Affairs reported joint
resolution authorizing the Secretary Of the Navy to
place the rigate Macedonian al the disposal OF Capt
DEKAr, for the purpose Of conveying contributions
10 Ireland
Mr.. FAIRFIELD advocated the resolution
Mr.. BADGrRopposed it. de approved Of the EN-.
Poyment OF Government vessels for this object bat
cOntended that they should be under our own OH
GERS
On Mr.. CRITTENDESs motion the resolution was
postponed until 10 morrow. when he will introduce
bill for the relief Of the suffering poor in Ireland
The Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation bill was
then taken up, and an amendment appropuating
$4,000 for sending Commissioner TO Mexico IN
the event Of peace, adopted. Also. an amend
ment for new Custom Houses at New. Orleans, Sa-
vsnnsh and Charleston.
Pending al amendment to pay Messrs. RICHIE
4 HISS the old prices for printing up 70 the pas
sage OF the law regulating the present rates. the
bill was postponed until tomorrow.
The Three Million Bill was then taken up NJ.
DAVIS spoke al length, beginning with the annexs.
ton OF Texas, which, be said, as admitted on al
sides was the cause OF the war
Mr. CALHouS said the annexation was perhaps
the occasion, but not the cause OF the war
Mr.. hANNkGAN then oDfalncd tue moor Al1 TIC
bill was postponed TIL 70 nonUw.
The bill 10 purchase the Madison Papers was
taken up and passed also the bal for the relief Of
the widow OF Col McRAE and after an Executive
session the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The House went immediately into Committee Of
the Whole Mr.. HOPKINS in the chsir and took up
bills Masking appropriations for services IN the
Post Ofscc Department. TO amend the several acts
relating 10 the Patent 0tice authorizing the cree
tion Of light houses and other purposes, and the
amendments OF the Senate to the bill making sp-
preparations for the Military Academy and the
lndisn Appropriation Bill.
These were seyeraly considered and the Com
niitee then rose and reported the same to the
House
These bills and the bill to increase the Marine
Corps Of the Navy, Were all subsequently reported
10 the House, the amendments agreed 70 and the
bills passed, with exception OF the Senate amend
ments 70 the Military Academy Appropriated bill
which were disagreed To-
An amendment was adopted 70 the Post 0fice
Appropriation bill = % "a. giving 70 Post Masters
the selection Of newspapers IN which rhe list Of let
tiers shall be published
The Loco Foo Canoes this evenin. il Is SAID has
agreed 10 support the Tea and Coffee bill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-26

II A clause has once more been foisted into
the Post Oface Appropriation bill, and as Il would
seem. driven through the House, restoring TO rost
masters the night 10 advertise The Last' y Lsfter' 2"
such papers they may eAoose-in other words 70
take them away from the papers having the very
largest circulation which they are now assigned
by law. ana give them 10 the organs Of the oshce-
seeking clique to which the Postmasters seyersby
belong. which will not usually circulate so many
hundreds Of copies as the papers now designated
b. law do Thousands. There have been instances
in this City where these lists were withheld from
paper having over 10000 daily circulation and
given to one having less than 600 Stripped Of all
sUmmery, this is bill 10 give some $4,000 10
900 900 per snnnm To support party presses which
the People viii NOT support, and thus deprive the
humber class Of citizens Of the knowledge that
Letters await them in the Post O&ce.-No argu-
mens can be needed 10 expose the indefensble
iriquty and utter contempt Of the public interest
OF this proposition, which we are very sure cannot
be driven through the Senate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-26

~ MosSis AND WILLIS HoNr JovANsL has the
credit Of occupying higher pC'si,ion in the ecmmGnq
than sny Of 's csss As Family Newspaper il e most
invaluable IN is leading features tits perfectly oizua
and combines with the intrinsic merits Of hoss 0.
nal the prominent qualities Of IL. leading periodicals Of
England and France. lbs editorials. in which the pen G.
Wills ls tracesble written in style at once sas
and pleasing and It's Literary and Musical department.
are full OF snecdo,e and Interest Mr. Willis devote, bis
whole time and attention to the Home journal which
under the Join, guidance Of himself and partner s q,
tanning enormous circulation Every literary family
should havci H. Oace ofpublicssor loI Fulsoan sis.
gle copies sold and agents supplied. by
BURGESS. sTRINGER & CO. pr Broadway
- This weeks number 10 accompanied by an IL
TIA, containing Part V. of Dombey and Son -srGi,s
sabscrbers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-26

~ CossrAPrIo~ in la confirmed and ncplsn slass,
coughs ssthns Group and liver complaint form " I" 10
most asl class Of diseases known 10 sni Ye sfs
hose nay be cured by Of The simple yet possfs
remedies that scattered wherever those mslsdes %
vail
w.iars Bslssm OF Wild Cherry 10 he eoacenuasf 90
seues Of those rsmediesi has cured inesp.sn; eosu1
ton asms liver psint, cro1p etc In nunbsfsss 49,
where all other medical means have failed
In the nrs stages Of the dsesses teImei estsrhs So
SUMPTION originating from neglected colds hsf -
used with undertaking success and handred aeknoT<op
they he restoration Of their health 10 this invtAs
medicine In that form Of consumption, 40 WsFS'it
among yogag females, monty termed debility s',
INTO a DECLINE complaint with which 'hoass1-'
In erlng has aso proved highly s1ecessfl sSs e'' ~
possesses he power Of checking the progress Of
ing complaint but strengthens and lnvisoTsss ~ -
TEN enectusly tksn any medicine We have s'" =
sessed
None genalDe unless signed T. BUTTS ca sbs wv
For sale BY A. Il. 4 d. SANDS, Druggists, l~fA
corner Of William agents for this city slso 81 70
way. and n Ess Broadway, and by Drngg's f'-sT
thr,u x..ut me United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-26

s.Sps's s.ssaPARILLa.-The health Of the human 80
Ten depends amos enterey upon the state Of tbs blood
Iflhe vaIzng naid which pe0ades every tissas s'sf
membrane FIBRE 6-m ent gland, other orgss, prnsp
or ,uo.disry, the body be charged with The element d
disease sickness must be the conseqasnceana until %
causes Of dsess. existing in the blood nsdesssd 70
permAnen, relief BE- expected II Is here hat The o
srfl health restoring properties Of ssndss s1saPsfs
msulesled us searching operations resctssA causes
81 disease and ms cures Il performs hsfssrs ssca
and thorough
Prepared and soid. wholesale sad retail. By A B "
SANDS, wbolessls Druggists, 100 Fulion-st eofn<f o.
william-sl 10 Broadway and - Eat BroatWsy'h Ne"
York Sold also by Droggiss generally lhf0asaoal -
United States. Price ~ per bottle. six bottles iof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-26

SENATE. Thursday, FEB. 25-7P.M
TIE Emigrant Passenger bill was under debate
all the morning. Il was hot disposed OF, bu, msds
the order for Monday.
The COditcsfion bill is to be taken up tomorrow.
The bill reported yesterday by Mr. HAND was
misunderstood. II changes the form q the oath in
accordance with the provision OF the new Constru-
ton.
ASSEMBLY.
The Judicial District bill was reported back 70
the House IN the shape it wss sent 10 them. the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-26

svFE ASo slrs, on THE PsivArEEss o, -Hz R,vo.
IurIox-Ths !, the tile OF Novsl q mere O.,
ortirsry inicrrs, to Be published IN tsw Days b. ".
Il Graham Tribune Buildings. !, Is desigaes bv a.
author Mr.. LIZ sterling TO Illustrate tie chsr.e,e, :,
those men who were foremost In the Revolution. n.
scene laid Long isiaad S0asd and 10 tris-s -,
rs,irs from the mos, authentic sources
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-26

HUDSON RIVER RAILsoAD lSsrLMxSrs-sersp
Drafts for $40 per share xhieh 1. 10 per cent Of ,hs
amount subscribed on all subscriptions for s50oorur
ward deposited according to The initial letters Of tie
surnames OF subscribers In the following banks
A and B ..... 3. IN the Mechanics Bank. % wana
c and D-.--....in the American E~. Bank. 50 Walls
f. and G.... IN the Bank Of the State Of New Yor.
30 Walst
H. H. }. n sud L. IN the Bank of New OH cor wlAsn
and Wal.
NJ, and o.. In the Bank OF America. 40 Wsnn
P, q and R.. In the City Bank. SO Wallet
: and T...... In the Bank Of Commerce 32Wsng
W,Y&Z In the Phenix Bank. 45 Wsllst
Subscribers for less sum. hdR $500 will find scrip re-
cepts prepared for them at the Office Of the Company
81 wsllst primes Building and II any omissions o.
have been made IN drawing the larger drs, her
will be corrected on application q, the Office
The Banks win deliver notices far a. practicable bu,
il Ia hoped no one viii wait for notice but promptly psy
up. ISrsREsr viii accrue from the day Of psymsr.
which the receiving teller will endorse on the DRAFT
The Commissioners trust that the spirit eynced %
Sling up the subscription viii not be suffered to hasei
the instalmenis are all padup
Ar MUST be paid on " before 'le ys day Of Asrs 70
secure the chareronly three business days remain
do il in Let none wait I'll Monday that can possibly
do 1t this week JOHN r. JERyiS, President.
RoBr KELLY, Secretary.
N0ta Benz Subscribers Who have given their rel.
iences ~ in Brooklyn will and their drafts At Ire Lone
leland Bank &iN
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BIZ THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
TslnEs In Philadelphia.

Corresroraeucs Il The Tribune.
PHuAcSLFHA FEB 3.
The market has been quiet and q course inal.
encsd ~ the sisun.
Flour s held quite army st So Tor standard brsnis'
bot few sales reported At = and a. The prices
csn hardly Be considered a. established
For present delivery Meal IS worth o. Contracts
for opening Of Canals have been made =, 4 80
The present stock Of Corn In market Is Light which
gives arrnuess 70 holders Yellow has been parted with
=, % CTS. but IL Is generally held higher
The market for Groceries Is nrn. but amount Of sales
restricted Molssses IS purchased in advance OF arrival
We have no local news.
SuEs O. srocEs-Frs Board ard ea0 Ecard
100 Morris b.. 1T 10 Ches * Del stock. 5si Is do.
DO 81. IS 10 90. 5il Is d. do. essh, ST 00Mous.
b5sn. Ia 100 Do do "a 80 DO. do, lii Bank by.
"a Coml Bk 81 81 Bank NJ. b5. rs $1,000 Nsvg
% %. bS. S0s IS Chs s. Del Stk. b5 5ti , Win. -
VI. . 50 : Bk -. u 5000 L ; -. 50. bS l0lf
Soacss Board spG slcr Basrd-S0 Bk Ky IA % Morris
o5, TT - weeks = $1,000 Nsvg So so 5000 L :
%. 56oSl0i; 20 Morris -. 1T 80 Bank, oS ~;
$4,000 state g. b5 1Ol 50 Morris bA IA 800 Girard
IS, III 30 do b5 l4t 5000 state $, 7ci.
- Schuyler Livingston. Of New York has been
recognised Consul Genera Of the Hawaiian Islands for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-26

FAcrs Fos THE MILLIoS--rbe question 80 zs~,lsx
10 female, Bul me matter VISA quickly dses'e 80
bsinz snOwn lhst hare-hp cefed The ski. Ds~,ssa
prsc.lced Sorge0n-wheress for Anry u. - -.
remedy was fouad Ia GOURAID's mstiex fs - an
TIA which totally upfoOtsd supeialous hair fou <ss
n tfe human frame This sulsf fact - - 40.
a. that GOrR.IDS Hsibsn INDICATED sep VI Isf.s,
c.rfy and n!ta hardest. most begrfu,rs f-asst,
"a u tnaI mortal woman ever Possetsos s-sp<J
40 searching and teAliog are ts properties m
removes Tan, ffeckles. ssowness. redres fts sst-
rt-um or any og1er csiicpar dlshgufe1e1s st-ay
Qualities OF mis- delightful etnoerI rsudsr - - ~
yeesble shaving compound, TO genne"
der sklns 4. .,,.ols TslH
~ /. should be borne IN mnd thai Ils vso y -
pssosrsrons OF Dr.. FELIX GouRArD ess 80 80 -
tsinsd, ss.sss<, o. his eepos " WasSsf'S BIZ n ~
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-26

A COLD sSAP.--The Thermometer At the Shah
settlement Nisssyuna yesterday morninsn T. s.oos ~
degrees hecn Zero Az ,he Cs Hotel - tao s.iss -
81 10 below Albany Argus Thursss,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-26

AID TO IErLAsp The charitable portion Of our
reAders" have an opportunity conuibutein an agree
abe way to the aid Of the suffering aud destitute BY at
tending Mr. Nsndenhof entertainment ct Clinton Hall
this evening We are pleased To sec the young men
stirring In this matter md trust TIA, al overaowns
house vii prove the pubic appreciation OF their efforts
ard Of Mr.. Vssdenhoas generosity For Particular. see
Advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-26

" GENrLEMES's HAr', style for Spring, lsi' VIII
be introduced on Wednesday, March by
LEARY s. CO Hatters, Astor House. Broadwv
Circulars descriptive Of our style will be forwsrs'a
by addressing ne post paid. 2Hd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-26

10 WINrERross FVE-DoLLAR BooEKErPSs
CLASS commences on Monday evening, ls, March. sihs
Rooms 25l Broadway. All who wish TO join under 'hls
new economical arrangement must apply on or oeioTs
that evening. 2hG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-26

II The Wisconsin Convention has passed a
law sgslnsf the collection OF small debts.
SIC 1. There shall Dc no law imposed within this
State for the collection Of soy debts Of less amount than
hundred dollars contracted within this STAFF after
the adoption OF the Constitution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-26

HAKDwARE.-The atieniion OF Hardware Dealers .
invited 10 the sale this day at - Msiden.lane, u
300 lots and packages OF Birmingham, Sheffield and Co.
msn Hardware. Sale positive, TO commence ai 70.
+ ociock A N f55O
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-26

Committee not being sble to agree to amend Il as
directed by the House
A debate took place on tie proprieiy 81 tie
instructions gwen By the Canal Committee TO the
printers 70 the House not 70 permit an person to
interfere with the publication OF the Report on Ca
nal Frauds The Printing Committee complain Of
the instructions Is violation OF their nights. The
debate report terminated By sending the whole
subject 70 the Printing Committee
The debate on the Canal BIZ was resumed but
the bill was Dot disposed o.
The following items are gwen IA the General
Appropriation Bill reported BY the Committee Of
WAYS and Means Of the House Deaf and Dumb
So sOO. Blind. az 5O1; state Arsenal s33 80 ;
Nev.York Hospital, s22 700 Foreign poor
$1,000 New-York Orphan Asyiun, $500 New
York House Of Refuge. 5000 Dispensa-y, - 200
Marine Hospital 5000
The Housatonic train Cox Albany yesterday was
run into near Great Darlington by freight train
car Of the passenge, train had'got of the track.
and while IL was being replaced, the freight train
came up A boy who resided AZ Great Darlington
was standing in front Of the car which of the
track. and was thrown down By the collision Of
the trains, and 50 dreadully mangled that he died
instantly Two Of the passenger cars sustained
some damage but no other person was hurt The
Cond actor Of the passenger train Is blamed for not
sending word to the freight train, which he had
passed. and knew was coming after him.
MAaEErs-In Flour but little Doing sales COO sbls o..
weso stss3!a6 5O-s6 20 Is asked fer good Genesse
oss. 20. Rye s3a:4; Corn s3as4 Barley s2066.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-26

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Museum drawing Immense crowds there. TIE 49,.
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