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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-25
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LEE. JUpsoN q LEE, IS oEpAR.sT

~ First Ward.-At meeting Of he ciizCns u the
First Wsd held Atlsnfic Garden for the relief Of Tie
starving Ireland pur,uaht 10 notce, ID. Honor
Mayor MICKLE was called 10 The Chair. and PETEH A
VAS BEsCEg snd GEoRCE A HALsEY selected for Secre
tsnes. Hon Henry Nicoli. IN few and appropriate
marss, offered the following resolutions. which were
unanimously adopted
Resolssd Thsi the appalling famine now hanging over
The devoted and 4 Ireland and which day
by dav for many months unless relief .hs be supplied
ON abroad calls for The wsrmest sympathes n The civil
liZed world.
Reo.Jed That citizens OF land Of peny the fruitful
prosucts Of whose fertile soil sensiby enhsDced IN
value by The pressing and The suffering Of
the people Of Ireland. especially called upon 10
ooutr butte efficiently in their behalf
Resolrsd Thai Committee q hve be appointed for each
election district Of his Ward whose duty II shall he TO
ct from the inhabitants OF ssd districts contributions for
the relief Of the people o. Ireland
The following gentlemen were appointed such Com
mitiee,
FIRsr DISTRICT Joseph L. Palmer, Michael Neary,
George Lohmsn, Jacob Roosevelt and Oliver Charlick.
SEcoSD DISTRICT Henry Nicoll, stephen r. Harris,
NicbO ~ DimO0d George A. Hslsey End Daniel NOonsn
THIRD DIsTRIcT-J. Clitz Morrison VIM. Blsn, John
McMichael, Michael Cline and James Cody.
On motion Of Mr. Crapo. II was
Resolved That the following gentlemen be appointed q
Central COMMITTEE 10 receive the funds collected
His Honor Andrew n. Mickle Hon. j. Phillips Phrnix
and Hon. Henry Nicoll
Resol1ed That the Central and District Committees he
After eloquent AID impressive remarks by Hon. }. Ph
lips PhGnx. Hon VI. NcoA. Assistant Alderman btfne'
and Philip A. Roach ESQ. the meeting adjourned
By order, A. II. MICKLE, Chairman.
r A VAS BERGEN, ( Sec,e,sries ,,.
GEORGE a. HALsEY, "a IL
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

@.Ass hrgrrdy from Harre T. Neustuodler, :.
" ~ 0h the steerags
~ Ars Ira. from Bslfds.-Mr. Thomas Christian.
=, " Lnaen, Francis Sull Miss Agnes and Jane suit
"a y N The sse.sys.
NJ |" u ssas slF SoHiAoaer from Charleston Mrs
M. nmiy Mrs. Dickerson. Mrs Ross Mrs Pesrse
An,.s' Ns Williams, Mr. Geo Carwin and lady, A
JNo,,,S ,sp'I Bird, DR. Robertson. Mr. Nichols, n
80 ~. I Warren. Wells, II Roberts. J h
c. ~ hinnersly. Lerue. Truemsn. 5 Norris.
F.rs, Sc AMOS Gale, Capt Benjamin. Mr. Acker, h
Aas,es.v ~ hseart Messrs Mickle, Pendergast II
Ai.n. ~, ".s ssssA VIM Doody l. Williamson. HI
Pas,, Il sn'sas, Jos J Wakefield. r Moore. 5 X
Rosr.a, ssihs w sartwell, Jacob Cholwell John
Hi,ss.s = l, BEARD, Rspelya Thos Gillard, NJ A
/. s,..I.s eTomer w II Sims. WIN Howell. WCow-
shscAss'-s psy, Geo Cowles, L w Phillips, John
! INA II Montgomery. Geo kMiler. ID { Keller.
as.ls, "a :, Black James Gilllsnd. J J Moses. ]
Ivy Wen and l6 In the s,eersge
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.
AM
ATTRACTIONS NEVER EQUALLED!
SPLENDID EXHIBITIONS AND PEkfOkMANCES
- morning afternoon and evening A. ny, and y oe'a
NJ - LIZ M "a


SpLrspIS Ex taYsH H as6 fEhfokaAscEs
- morning afternoon and evening h ll3, and y oem
No Free List except The Pres
GENERAL TOM THUMB
the smallest Man In Ministure 10 the Known wofa'
i.-d Sy Ill the CROWNED HEADS
OF Europe aud BEEN sesn by 1000 900 PERSONS nae
sSnsd 10 Anee. r IN PfSsf .Hp ana VIZ
Al m. former headquarters in Tits city the American NJ
scum, where he most extensive preparations nave oecn
THIS MORNING FROM NJ TO O'CLOCK
On The platform In Of the main halls Of the Mnsenm
s erIEss ssd P Which h. vi. relate e. Hoy
Travels. &c sing variety 81 songs dsnss p pc, ynv
sso,'s Honpipe give IePn'snIstoos o. NArVIsVs
FREDERICK fHE GREAT, GREClAN STATUES Ac-
&c he will also appear IN t.s mssnIneeut
COURT DRESS
Presented him by Queen vicons. Of England ana wvsn
before all the principal Courts of Europe Anef wnicn no
BEAUTIFUL SCOTCH COSTUME,
rs Pc VII SfST Pr PREsFNrs queen
Notoris and the principal Crowned hezds OF Europe WI"
AFTERNOON FROM 10 SocLocK,
and IN the Evening from "A TO O'Clock the s Gsne's
will .PPesr in ysrion. Costume, ana
in the Lecture Room in eonnse,ion win other splendid per
ETHIOPIAN i SISsTsEIs S1 ssEREsapEes
Also engage re is s' %ssoaasisTxS " '
GREAT WESTERN, the Yankee Comedian
MISSES WHEELER and JULIEN
LIVING oRANG ourANo 70 be seen all hours
TWO MONSTER SNAKES, 20 feet long.
ANATOMICAL VENUS, @ be seen a. e extra
MADAME ROCKWELL, Fortune Teller. :.
Ambulance IS cents children under 10, I1t .ents No
feadnsions payment viii eniile TO but one Adfnis
soa
T0M ThuMB will terminate bis public exhibitions Tor.
ever hs pay brief visit 10 tho principal
aa P. T. BARSUM.
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MARRIED.:

c ~ ns "a inst by Rev. Mr.. Johnson. HENRY w.
saNplla TO SARAH. daughter OF Joseph A. Bon.
~,e ~ alerey City
" "a At the Brick Church. by Rev. Gardiner
SSnas THOMAS T.. LEE of Albany. TO Miss
i saAitI AUGUSTA. daughter of Lewis Smith, Esq
, n.,n.rsea, on the oath inst by Rev John NJ Ward.
Nh Y. fuRDY, of White Plains, to RACHEL,
''s'ssr Of Caleb Purdy, Esq. Of former place.
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RThe Highlands Of scotland

dent In the upper Wards of tie city OF NewYofk re-
specially informed that donations aid 10 relieving the
present distress In the Highlands of Scotland will be
ceived the following places, and oT arded TO the gen
era Treasure IN Edinburgh, through Richard Irving
ESQ of this city viz John Morton, III Cana-s g. Dry
den, OIL do James Buchan, is9 Elzabethsi. Allan Hay
% Firstavenue, Joseph Muir, Ii Johnst; A Brown 4
son, Catherine and Cherry and Lille Pearson, o.
Frank fort ST. ard l65 Bo~ery.
n. Il. For the convenience OF those who may desire
their donations forwarded by the steamer Of lat Of
March, meeting, TO receive such contributions to any
snouuO will be held This Thursday evening" al y O'Clock,
In TIE lecture OF Rev John Lilies church. corner OF
stanton and Forsyth sshe of "hch has been kindly
granted by The COnsslOry. 1ol ~
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General q ctifes

- The Concentrated Compound Of Yellow
Dock, prepared ny Or. GRIswOLD al t57 brosawsy IN
he Medical College, remedy sdaFted % the nature q
scroula as rs niw UNDERWOOD. 10 ell ia varon; forms
il either patented or secret medicine, Is i formula
hes beer submitted large number o. medical en. By
whom bss been used the last year and from heir eXpe
II proved thai will only scrotulA and
sny other chronic complaints but viii eradicate from the
system the predsposuon 10 this fast Increasing disease
end with hi. Is advertised hiatt greater number
may avail themselves Of the benehi Of IL use.
For sale by The principal Druggists throughout the cry.
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DIED

-. :, tse'dsy sveains 23d inst MARY EMMA. dsugh
"a . .'Aa Patterson aged years and months
xsnr's Nd friends invited TO attend her
M nm ns afternoon at O'Clock from 203 Spring.st
"sees,aesdsy. stth inst OF measles JOSEPH GAR
n .sVs 500 OF Joseph and Sarah sandiord
80 rAn'es and friends are particularly invited To
-. as funeral service on Thursday evening AT
-. ION toe residence Of his father t5 Eldridge st
vwrsel % removing the corpse On Friday morning
'"Haes'er County for interment.
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PEIgR PARKS,
G. N. BoyEE. Secretaries.
Isaac w nAgF\
75sts


~ Relief to Ireland.-Rev. HEssy GUS VIII
Lecture ths Tabernacle rsday evening 18th Feb
at "a O'CLOCK subject-Tbe Spirit 81 Irish History OF
he Causes OF lrrh Distress examined ana some OF ~
remedies indicated Tickets 50 cents. To be had NJ The
Offices Of the Courier Enquirer, Post Tribune Herald
Commercial Advertiser, journal II Commerce ana Brook
Ign Advertiser and nj the store OF STAFFORD Swords 59
Broadway Wiley Putnam, lf9 Broadway, ID. Apple
ton a Co. 200 Broadway; Chas 5. Francis Il Co 252
Broadway and Edw. DUNCAN l5I Fultonst at Mercan
tile Library, American Mechanics Institute and al the
Tabe made The evening Of lhs Lecture. 81 9ns
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BOARDING

DOARD yANTED-Wiih unfinished paflof aud
ID bedroom attached for nteman wife, and dsugh
Ter H. Yeas old. Location In East Broadway, Henry or
Madso n The streets IN that vicinity. Would
Ike 20 remsin year agreeable. Terms must not be
more than - per week Please address Franklin Tribune
of -e stating location, &C ~ D.
frENTIErIEN'- LODGINt.--si gentlemen
Ncan have pleasant rooms. furnished with good beds
carp-ts chaifs tables st0Fe, CLOSETS &ctO one gentle
for - and II 3 per week or 81 aud q each PEI
week II 100 gentlemen occupy room together Apply
al go West Broadway. ~ -
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q. :. NAIL LINK Tor Albany ald
~ q Troy US BrdE.por and Housston.s

fsund.v. exceotedl al s. O'CLOCK A During the last
sumer ts Hoo satorc Railroad been r-sd throughout
viii heavy from Bridgeport he Wsstern Railroad
The steamboat A0USTANkERy Capt w H. frxee,
leaves th> foos Of MsrkesL l. X Tor Bridgeport daily 81
81 O'clock A ~ No freight ahsn 10 TIE Passenger Line
Passengers take The cars 81 Bridgeport and without
change u cars or baggage arrive 10 Albany and Troy Al
O'Clock D. New cars and locomotive engines have oeeo
procured and he rosd Ia -yey respect equal 70 ne os
Ge~-Englant road - ,,vD.
IVA FrsishI Line BY steamers hlAROD and EUkEhA
daily. ... 4. MAN..
Express Otce No Wallst ard a. The ottes On nsxe'
:, bis- ~ " pgRRy. Ag~nt ull ls5l
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fSJ- Relief 10 IrcIand-YOung Mems Move

~ Relief 10 IrcIand-f0 unR HeH.N nf UNN
Meeting held at Clinton Hal ON Monday evening esl o
the relief Of Ireland met Tuesday evening, "a instant
and the following resolution was passed
Resolved, THAT the course of action most proper 10 DE
pursued by this COnmec the more eheciualy 10 accom-
psh the oh OF their appointment, appeal be made 10
The members of the Mercantile Library AssOciaon ana 10
the YoVNc Mas OF the CITY Of NewYOTk generally ylhe
officers Of this Committee. earnestly soliciting c"hupu-
tons In behalf Of the cause Of Ireland.
Also thai subscription papers be placed at the desk IN
the Library and 10 The hands of each MEMBER Oh ne 'o
other to The efforts among his owl per
friends aud oh efwise far as possible 10 increase
the amount Of the collections"
Agreeaby 10 the above, appeal IL now made to the
Young oi tins city 10 come forward and aid In this
time OF need Members Of the Committee will be in
sion during the day and evening at Clinton Hall, aud
thankfully receive donations. ..
A. II. POSTLEY, Chairman.
C. N. BoyEE, Secretaries
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DIR. KELLEY's PATIENTS.

~ DIR. j. Clawson Kelley Will be ~ attendance
for consultation in patients diseases generally par
tculary diseases Of The LIVER lungs spleen and heart
dyspepsia drOpsy, nervous and gHndulat sfecion all
Impurities Of The boo4, sc Al hs Office. 1915 BROAD
WAY, during Wednesday, Thursday. Friday and Saiur-
day. the ID. 2llh. 25h and 26th OF February.
.fdtfcc cserg instance sra'atteas 81 -rs
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UNJUST AND UNcHR1sTIAN.

~ The Public, and The religious community IN par
tcus respectfully invited 20 call al our store, ia Mas
and examine ths unnecessary and unChrsusn IN
Jury received By from the managers q NE American
Tract Society i25f 2weoois'l GOULD, BANKS CO.
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ton No. having obtained The use Of nat ergau, room
known Mechanics Hall" Az Broadway. between
Grand and Broome sts propose 20 hold public meetings
every Thursday evening during the winter The speak
ers for this evening are Rev John Marsh Joseph p Smp
son. ESQ and Mr.. David ID Grswold. Ambulance free.
JAMES HARPER, President
Tu,s wocn Secondary 2Sf It.
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r. DIR. Woods ssrsspsrils ana wa Cherry BIZ
tiers for the permanent removal Of sucn diseases a. k
heir rise In an mpure blood impaired dgesnon, morbid
,sfe az The live and stomach weakness OF he nervous
system and disordered habit OF constitution snd tle
whole class " diseases for which The medical fseny
have for gears united IN prescribing the celebrated 7sis
parils and the Bsrk Of Wild Cherry.
Dr. Woods ssrsspariiia and wild GERRY bitiets, y
The only medicine made Of these articles ana ionnoea
a. II on he hest medical principles and their virtues eA
traced BY rigid chemical anslvsis erpeTlrnce
lie unusual power and ecscy ana vi" ss loas Cu
ted above. They purify ehe hlood secirc Ieksa.
ton promote heslay action Of The liver ana
sd Strengthen tho nerves securing health ana
vsgr Ia lie vbce system In ell cases Of dependency
nom indi,e.tJn nervous irritation they hsVe been
edy tor headache fauiency oss OF sppeuie and gen
eI rjsraiion Of the system Al the same ume, must
he sailed, maj Hty SIC elsn' $3.50 - - a -.
In heir aoDs securing they do the desired END ~
steady regular, and easy influence ..
Sold wholesale and retsn by WYATT 4 kETCHuM,
general agents ~ Fuonst al retail ~ bIoan~hy oil
Bleeckerst ~ Y; J. w. Smith, cor. Fulton and Cranber
ny ss Brooklyn. Price 81. barge bottles u Smi''
tzy- "Fsct- for the People. r--EXposure TO
cold when the body Is heated wet feet, putting on or
keeping on wet Clothes in addition 10 hereditary ds-
position or unwholesome employment are some OF the
primary and most frequent causes Of that fearful disease
PUL MoNARY COSsUMPrOS. For the removal Of the teeoi
Of fbee case freeing the system Of all obstruction aay
ing Irritation and promoting healthy scnon OF ine
the most speedy and oerata remedy Il THOMSONS COM
POUND SYRUP or TAR AND WOOD NAPBTBA.
This preparation Is formed by union OF some OF The
principles Of mOst valuable Vegetable Pectoro In com
bnaiOn with TAR-the value Of which, in all affections OF
the breast, all know and confess Since It's Introduction,
Of those who have employed 10,
None name II but 10 praise
And the prejudice OF Physicians 10 he employment
combinations Of whose exact constituents they may be
Ignorant has been far thai hu hes been
recommended and is now daily pocrbtd In Their pfacuce
FtePa'ea on BY Hn a ~. PbseVb, Sold
" holesale and retail, by WYATT 4 kkICHbN, III
FullOn-sL and at retail by n. Johnson rs Broadway,
NewYork Price 20 cents bolIei sN bottles Tor = ~
ill fmiss
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DSc.-The undersigned, now the only manufacturer OF
this class ~ rubber goods desires TO call the attention OF
buyers the that OF bis manufacture have ever
separated the textile fabric from me cord Of rubber and
invites all who want good shirred suspender 10 buy
those bearing HE manufacturer with renewal q
the guarantee heretofore epeaiedy given, TO pay ten dol
lars any person who will produce pair OF Days man
ufaiure he rubber Of which has decomposed and TOE
fabric separated from The elssuc cord. large sock, al
low prices now resdy and being constantly Manufactured
by tie owner Of all the patents. HORACE II. DAY.
2I = Cortland A.
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cssNay repsvssdJor Tss 1r'ss's
asrkets.."~ "WEDNESDAY, Feb "a.

have improved to 62ia3 20 WIN
,saEs-PeIs srmstt "a. Export, from ls'
-. sss ss.r y' rs hi. POI. 's2 DO Pearls ,ooo
: q fse'a" ..ls. today have been about 1000
ccrros!i,Iss. has has opened at cent decline on the
ss = svn. .s. ds sS the 70 eiT
s-.,>fs are kep. -.esmep,s II cents y n for fair
sstns re's.' On which this days operations have
- Ssds ,. ., ae Ussed stotes commencing Is
sz,rp'N September. l-4o.
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Hall OF styvesant institute, Broad way opposite Bond
81 has been engaged for the purpose of forming new
Unversast Congregation IN the upper part OF GUY Re
sous Services will be held every sunday afternoon MI
far ther notice Tho desk will will be supplied by Rev T.
l.. HARRts. who Will lecture next Sunday afternoon
on the Religious Ideas which undere the Reform Nov
menis of the Age" Service will commence ats 7 NJ
seats free The public generally are invited TO attend
l5f2tss
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NEW ENGLISH WORKS

NEW ENGLISH WORKS
DER STEAMER CAMBRIA
L GOodwin's Mathematics
German Christmas Eve,
Che ferhelds Letters, vol |.
Glossary of Heraliry
Chambrrs'- Alta. FOR the People.
Ceilings Gothic Ornaments part l,
Discourse between Hsmpden and Cromwell.
Mscs1eys Lays Of Ancient Rome,
lng0ldsoy Les ends, 81 series.
Stephens Practical Draining
Orators Of the Age.
History OF French Revolution,
Life Of Dr.. Johnson,
Geo sand. Works. Aldine editor,
Alison Europe. new edition, vol =
Jones on Life Assurance.
Willisms's Country Scenes,
Bu.veTs Word TO the Public,
hic1lun.e Treasure.
Portuine on Steam Engine,
byron's Opinion.
RoserssAppeal - Iiish Pea.snirg.
Glasgow Mechanic. vol s.
De Morgan on Globes,
CoAe's Austria, vol I,
MIchelef- Rome
Year Rook OF Fact, Tor lsi7,
Expansion Of Magnetic TelegsPh.
Ronih Reiqus sacrs, vols
Chemist vol 7,
Pott-r's Elements ct Opuc-.
Anderson 20 the stomach.
Jahns Homeopathic Medicine. by Curry,
Richard on Dogs
CoNes Anatomy Of the Nerves,
Pereifa Peufitica PheOogcz.
Nheelers Sermons AZ Shorehzm.
Ciergymsns Companion for ls47.
Eaey- Rlmale,
vindiesnon Of Protestant Principles,
Peggs Orissz Mission.
The World and is Creator,
Woodtouse' Practical Sermons, vol :.
Skeletons Of Sermons by Wes-ysa Ministers,
Glodwn's Parish Sermons,
Ninsl0wes Glmr-es OF Truth
Blenco,ve Sermons. - series,
Nughts Mosaic Creal0n,
Affords Village Sermons,
=,
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TPInuREANs ATTENTION.

ylIIILBE SERVED UP on Wednesday and Thursday
w A. Cuutrrs Dining and Coffee ssloon ~ FultOnsL
.om- OF he roast beef .amode beef and steaks from
vsieatne.. ~ Fulton Msfket sdyeri.ed asl week -
= - = irs sbesf of lime II. II. GUNTER,
o'..f : Proprietor
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DREPAKE FOR WET WBATHaE5h;s-Ith 's
. h a., AID best assorer; Of India R1boef sheet
70 b found n country consisting Of every veney ..
AIDES and geuemen's Overstces 10 use, nsnnisetereo
rou Goody-zrs Palsn" metallic rubber wsrrsnIed rot
10 sr.1ea with The cold or be affected 81 The heal
Also rvsrJ description Of sir rght and water. proof
ySs u uss uholessls md retail Dealers are t1vitod 20
cal md examine ssocx before purchasing s:swner-
Wsr,hcnss RI Nr,dsu-lsns. ali b9
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AND NEW,BKUN- q.

~ ANEW-YORk And NEW.BhU ".
sA<a4H|SWlCK--Th steamboat kAhlIAc, OaPA
Isaac Fisher, viii commence Der regular
rtos Cor tse season between New Brlnswick aud New
Y3rk "a MocfsT he 10, day Of March, leaving New
Brug.~iek Al O'clock A ~ making Der usual sndisgs
Al -ench-s Dock South Amboy Perm Annoy o-.,sy'
fotlsn Ros.vile Tufs, enf Chelses, arriving N nr"-
York about lOf olclocz- e.. ~ n.
Rsnrr!ng VIII leave EewYork from the foo, Of Bar
clay-sL u O'clock 81 for New Srans .nS =.
ssov- Horses anc carriages, an al kads Of freight
akeu A. the usual prices 4,
" B-An freight. sp.cis add baggage sken a. ne rsz
Of me owners hereof. ~ Nv
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A j. BLEECKER, Ancuo0ssr.
FEB. %, ~ u O'Clock u /

We soro. = q TSi,d S ess "a
Ea.t sixteenth s-Ths hne three story ho1sss ed
Eases OF lots n w o. Third avenue sd
rs.t slrseuthsl Two Of the houses 6xtseocb-s
snd he coraer Of Thrdsyenue. They have les rooms
are well arranged for comfort and have small court xssds
corper Of and exreensns The othef four
adjoining this and The avenue They sl have 6ne
Ia the hfs. story and are well arranged for anes
feet others 10 by 90 feet The wbois rentsd his
year for upward Of $500.
and front OF feet ;as well suited for cossAxs sosss
and court yard IN front - asn
each aud the vacant lot go Ths Isasss sxp'ss No
wish privilege Of renewal - :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-25

ID will deliver Al the Broadway Tabernacle. on Tuesday
EVENING" March 2 and 9. two Lectures on Astronomy.
with particular reference TO the recently discovered Plan
accom- panied with suitable Illustrations and diagrams
The svals be Appropriated wholly benevolent OBJ
jecL The Lectures will commence a. half past O'Clock
Tickets p each-nsy be had al the bookstores OF
NJ III. Newman Il Co. 1919 Broadway, and koe Lockwood,
al Broadway also al The door 2sf 2nsStos'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-25

EL-PIANO FORTE.-For sac. 4 applied
- Z<Jfor soon for The small sum of-T5, mod
4T-n n 1-rn Piano which orr lInally cost e2i. The
u j Jowner having no farther uss for T. Ad-
dress P. o. box ~. 25f ~
IN SPRING FASHIONS c. NEWTON, Hat
Jli Ter, - Fulton-sL would INFORM his friends and the
public that be has Just Introduced bis sprng style OF
Hats, aud be has no hesitation Ia saying hey viii 'qual
not -urpass anything offered Ia he market with prices
A. low The lowest. Remember BE number, lS4 Fulton
AL 81 lYs
m SPRING FAsHION..-Hsts, Hsts--Pzris mole
Xll skin s. equal 20 hose sod BY others a. ~
slso elegant dress hats 81 81 and e. IS superior
10 .iye and hnsh hose In many places al - nes hat
a. - O. Mgfch vii be pleased 70 zee his inecds Al
aim. GEORGE P. H. BROWN. 10 c.naa
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Professor Mitchell Of Cincinnati Will deliver course of
sx Lectures Autonomy embracing all the recent dis
coveres 10 the science and illustrated with telescope
views taken with the great Refracior OF the Cincinnati
Observatory, nj the Btook Female Academy on Tues
days THURSDAYS and Saturdays commencing Tuesday
evening I'd of March At past o'clock. Tickets for The
may be had Wders Bookstores In Fulton and
Atlantic sis.
Tickets for family OF persons FOR The courses
Do. admitting gentleman and lady do.
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FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
81 THE SUBSCRIBER wishes - cal the attention
~ Of those who about purchasing Watches TO MS
e. stock u being his Intention 20 Offer Tor SAFE none
49, bat such will keep eorrea ms His prices Will
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low II lower, than other house In the trade
Fine Gold ard Silver Duplex Pstenl Lever and Lepine
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Gold Watches from go upward
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~ Mesmerism.-Dr. DoDs who hA.

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the Philosophy Of Mcsmcrisn. has engaged % deliver
Three Lectures SCIENCE In Clinton Hall, with brilliant
ard amusing experiments the celebrated Clsryeyani
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