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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-26
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHLADELrHIA Jan. rs, 1918.
Major Bliss, the distinguished Adiutant Of Gen.
Taylor IL now In sur city; SO also is MsjOr Eaton
jones II. Hutchinson, prominent Democrat defeated
for Sheriff by MORTON MCNICHAEL and lately Custom
II use Inspector. ced this morning.
Incendarism and ferotiDg have Increased 50 iearuy
in our midst that our citizens begin TO talk OF night
patrol One branch Of our Council have passed an ordn
snce increasing the day and night Police, and think 1t
will be finally adopted.
The weather here continues del ghtfu-ndeed thus far
If we except week there has been Winter at all
and yet by the Calendar nearly two-hrds OF II has
passed What blessing il is that the hand of Providenc.
has TINS tempered the for there is an unusual de-
gree Of suffering among the and there have been this
week three deaths from destitution in vicinity.
My attention been called to-day to the suffering by
disease OF our returned volunteers. year since, hun
dreds Of bardy active young left city for Mexico
they returned with honorable discharge, owing 20
Sickness but so worn and emacated that the mothers
bore them could alone from the strong force OF nan
raj instinct recognize them II Is melancholy te think Al
what sacrifice the phantom Glory IL pursued There Is
hardly private who has returned without the seeds q
consumption planted IN his frame, which mnst soon carry
him OF. How many widows and orphans will thus be
left 10 the cold charity Of the wordhe world that ieasis
the living officer. respondent In gold lace and FURNISHED
epauetto but leaves the rank and nethc true lighters
to want and misery The gratitude Of Republic for iis
common soldiers is only akin to the humanity OF the cock
fighter who twists of the neck Of fowl which has be-
como disabled.
There has been some inquiry for Flour to day with sales
23OO bbls a. II to IS closing at lowest prices, as
there were sellers than buyers. Corn ia limited de-
mAnd at 62 63cts sales 500 bushels. Corn meal 50
and dull Wheat held above the views Of mlers. and
there is no other demand MISUNDERSTANDING doing -
whiskySales at "a 2ll Ia bbls, but held higher at
close Groceries firm but not active. Cotton feels better
to-day, with sales at %.
ssies Of Stocks were TO fair extent to-day
First Board and Afer-l Plant Bk KY, so; 1000
Treas 9s2 200 Lehgh Loan so 80 Morris, 200
u 6s, 67 cap. % 500 Penn IS, II ii Phla b. ITO
1000 Reading bds 81 100 Morris Canal, 2i5 ehiel
Canal Scrip, 81 900 Lengh 6s. 51i 1000 Reads BIDS,
Sii : 900 Treas Notes. 90 IS Ready, 25t.
,Ssc9nd Board and Aner-SOO Treas Notes 99t 900
u 6s 80 ga; Ky Blk, 75l 80 Union Bk Tenn. 40
1000 L Treas Notes, 20, 9si 400 DO. cash. e9l 1000
do g9E 100 Lehgh Is, 500 100 Bk, IS, ; 900
court V"'e"''"' ~ -
CscrT CoUKr.-Ncs 8, A. 3D. 50, 20. . g. 20, 49, -.
Treas Notes IS. DuU L urr, 90,
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RuMORs FROM MExIco.-There vas a good deal
Of sr occasiored the city yesterday by sundfy
wed from the South ~ telegraph n pacific tutn 90
affairs IN Mexico. to agreement 70 the basis q
treaty. on the consons proposed last Fall D. NJ. Tfis
The authority for the however too
inspire general confidence IN II. NAT intel 2jih.
DEATH FROM STARyATION.-Among several IN
quests held by the Co,oner yesterday. was one upona
co'ored woman named Mary BTOwE, occupying mser
able room in small court IN The neighborh0od Of Eighth
and ship3en sis. who died Of neglect and starvation
might write colrmn upon such case as this, but iis
sim pie announcement Is its best comment
rPhllede Bulletin 25ih.
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>NsRD's MAMMOTH F.NosANA OF ia
MISSISSIPPI RIVER!

IsssEsr PAINTING ~ rsg woaLof
DAlNTfD ON THREE MILES on CANNAsi-fS.
hiotins view Of country 80 uiles IN length eaend
ns from the mouth Of the Msssr River % the City u
BEING THr LARGEST PAINTING IN THE WORLD
open every evening (sundsys excepted At the NEW
PANORAMA BUILDING in Broadway adjoinps Nibio's
Garden Admission ~ certs children h.f price. Tho
Panorama will moving ~ 7. OclOck precisely.
Afternoon exhibitions GA Wednesdays and ,st"Idsys ~
O'Clock dill ulsus
THE CNMPBkLL's ARR COhING NlBLos
L ALBANIA SALOON. between Spring and Prince
-Csmpb s Ethiopian serensdets, one u ths Oldest
and bands OF Nesro Minstrel. ia the United States
Mr.. Messenger J. p Carter, ID. Raymond. Bryant and
Luke Wet Open every night
Acmis 3 children half price Doors open ct
o'e1cl, Concert will commence a. precisely 10 IT,
SOMETHING NEw. -BRUNswIcK's srArUA-
- kl isfse life, representing the Venus de Medcis.
sni Apollo de Medeis The al.t present. these hgvr-s
a. the into gent and discriminating public Of NswNoh,
they being the result OF close study aud sp
picatcn. Many N his worss have sready been NoFsey
noticed ana several sdCrn the mansions " Europe and
America Open ,i0F short timel from A. NJ Ia lof NJ
Sa6 Broadway next 10 Stoppsnfs Baths
Atuttance > cents 10 nus
RARNuM's AMERICAN Mu~EuM.-P I Ban.
- Nun, Proprietor, Y. hrencocs, Manager. Splendid
performances this afternoon ecl0ck and this evening
"a. The has engaged Master johnson, very
talented and accomplished tlst rope dancer. who rves
the astonishing fests witnrssed Also
engaged the following extraordinary Attractions Great
Western, the low comedian; Master and NJ - yette
seed and wears Clara Fishers Shat,perts Cabinet,
Mrs Mcneil Miss Bernard Misses julien and Nhit'ocl
dancers; Mr. Whitloct, Mr. Prosseri Madame Rockwell,
fortune teller &c. Admission 10 the whole, Z, cts
Reserved front seals IT, each sxtrs. 1t
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npnnKIYN AFFAIRS.

CBARrER CONVENTION. This Convention held
another meeting evening and resumed the console 4
Of the report ofthe Committee on The CRY Corpo
ten Mr. Dkenau offered an amendment 10 the Tenn
section requiring the representation Of IRE Board Of
mon Councilmcn % be based population proviois'
however that each Ward shall b. entitled to not less % IN
enc me nlbcr which smeIdoeni adopted.
After considerable debate, proposition fixing ihe
Beard Of Common Council consist Of IS members for
The city, adopted.
The Esard then adjourn "a until next Thursday.
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SOMETHING NEW. -BRUNswIoK SRA
RARNUM,s AMERICAN MU~EUM.-
AUCTION SALES.

ANTHONY J BLfEskEa, Auctioneer.
sna GA i.enty slaih Threth snd Tbmty-hr.t .,s to
close sea a coocern ANTHONY j. BLEECkER will cell at
public On Tuesday, the hf't day VI February AK
O'CLOCK, al tho Merchants Exchange
valuable Lots 81 Ground each "A feet nchs. IN front
ami rear by % feet Ia length "a The wes, side OF Madison
avenue Ihrtieb snd Thirty hrst cts counsnc-
lng inches from me north corner Of sdison-
avenue anu 1hiriieths
Lot adjoining the above on msdison-ayenue a sest
inches lrol IL feet inches IA ny - v- Ia length
side snd Is tcete inches ON tue Other SIDE distant
- se inches from the sout~e corner OF the avenue
aud Thirty hls,-st
Gore Lot adjoining tho las, described % Zee, inches
In flont Madison avenue.
Lot a feet inches 10 front and rear by 100 feet in
Length the south Of Maoisonsvenue and
St. each "A feet inches by 100 feet tho sids
Madison.svenue between rhireh aud Ihity ai't SIC
Lots each - fest BY 100 feet the east side
Of ssdisonayenes between M saa fnI,issh
| ner OF Msdi,oa and rhiftiefh-st
Lot Of tho same dimension. on tho cast eide Of Msd
sonayenue distant 40 sst inches from tho northeast
corner ofTwenty-nnthst
Lots each y by W feet inches ths the boctD
Ia length bounded together the south side Of Twenty
uinth between Fourth aud Msds0n avenues commence
100 feet from the south wet corner oi Twenty st.
and Fourth avenue
Lots each o, tho Dimensions tho north side
Il Tgenty nu'hsL commencing rs feet from the north
corner OF Twenty ninth st. and Msdison-.senae
Lots each e the dimensions bounded together
south side Of Threth st between Fourth sud Mad
son avenues commencing 100 feet from tho southeast
building, known a. the Bueh. HON Tavern.
Lots, each Of the Dimensions, bounded tossther
tis ,, ser, i If. essM Fourth and Mad.
tho south side VI Thirty hrs ct between Fourth and Msd
Saq syspgeg commencing 100 feet from ths south sst
ison avenues commencing lO feet IRON tho
eOrnar Of Thrtieh-st aud Msdison-ayenue
corner u Thirty aud Madison ssshas he' en
Large Lot adjoining the described the south side
Of Thlrybrsts containing 10 ffont 81 feet inches III
feet ~ Inches In BY halt the block In length on one
SIDE.
The above desirable Lot. are located in the most besu
fg and cOnyensnt part OF ths Eighteenth Ward between
the Fourth snd fh aud Ia the Immediate vicn-
ity Of dad son-squsfe
Tems-sxfy per cent ofthe purchase money remain
bond mortgage for three years, at sk per cent from
the hfsf u July last (isiIl
The sale viii BE- without
Lihosa phic Maps Of the above Los DO obtained OF
the euctiOnser, Broadst tAcD y 10
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next Thursday
w1LLrAMsRrRGH ArFAIRs.

FiRE.-On Sunday morning last, four pew build
ngs, In progress Of erection and nearly completed
burned to tho ground supposed 10 bs the WORK Of an Ia
csndisry The properly owsed by resident Of New
york named Ccrt, and building by carpenter nan cd
MArsklss Of Brooklyn upon whom the entire los ia t.
amounting 10 about 50, 0oo
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b. ~. r. Fraailfn & soa--ilou.e sna lct Cherry-st
-fg IS f0 = To-. i0I q CiE 70 SI-- ct 0 DO = 81
b. 4 Bef-irr. House aIn .ot - Broadway. 1lxloo
$50 loo 5r Third - oNitn. = -, house and ID
s1 Aarrlysf -xno ~0.l0. lot u SIKH a. lfxse = 5a
house .nd ot Poll sud D0y-rsts -iE5i. $40 house
sud ol H.. il zLth.sf sos a. do 10 d.. o, lot on
Taiftsthird e. near Sevsnth-sv $50 ots sdj1uins
81 each no5. .ots on shfeenths near Seventh az
= ~ a -art =. l-n .aeh = 40
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a WILMOT PRovYSO
BALLS.
YOUNG GUARD.
HENRY CLAY FOREVER

rI,HE YOUNG MEMS HENRY CLAY Association, Ia
grateful remembrance Of their Distinguished country
man and ustfiOus statesman Of KENTUCKY, Henry 'LAf
will givs their Fourth Annual Ball AZ tho Coliseum, OF
Monday evening. Ism 81, 1913 Tickets may be had
the Astor Franklin and City Hotels or Of the undo signed
vs.. HAssALL, Chairman.
FRANk NooRHces, Sec Nassau st. - otis
admitting q gem iruirs -
Once OF Young America lo2 Nsssausr. from the fresi
dent $50 Broadway or OF any OF tho Committee
\ AIDES CO,IPiInkNrAKT BHAEG9e9fsv
IL n Evans, A. Tsmmeny Hall, Feb To- 1919. tickets
g H. cf.Sl,Ssia.,9e n-a A. Ile
MARiA T. CONNssFORD, Secretary.
N Sfk Iux fxt Fab
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ADpoinf,neut by the President,

By and nth The adrcs and consent II he Seaos.
Jonx RoBB Of Maryland TO be Principal Cleik q TIE
Pobc Lands 20 the General Laud Once in the place Of
j eInos II. Piper, resigned.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAE.

THE FREMONT TRIAL.-The Court Marital was
employed Monday listening ihe defence, or part
Of the defence Fremont which be read from manu.
script Il hs- references only 10 the specification IN
the FIRST charge that Of muuny-aDd occupies seven
columns In the Haf0aol insAgmcv. The points the COL
endeavors TO make Fr the testimony IL al tha,
mpuies dshonorabe conduct 10 him. which presented
ihc motive q the muiiny improbable on It's face,
and soli-cvidenly unworthy 81 credit. Secondy-he
holds the evidence 20 De lnvaldA;ed the crcss
examination. Taydly-ihat il IS discTccited By Gen.
Kearneys own conduct. F9urtsly -Bes de being in
pro able Oh s face, lnv4daiei the cross examination
ard dscseied by hsown c1niuci. It dpfOved by facs
and witnesses. FifAly-TAa, the statement that ne
ssoi Kcrney ior toe GsverncEshp q California, Is
dis.v0we5 BY the entire tenor If bis lie. Sir0dy-
lie aasuces a private ieiler Of bis own 10 Col Ben
ton written before the dculues broke out In California
10 which he announce that Kosrney aid Stockton
bad both voluntarily of red MIN the Governorshp. In
coucuson be SAYS that Bussier General Kcsrney IA al
that he has testified 10 relation me GOvornorhp has
borne false witness gsinst na (Ffcmont) ksarney hin
self undertook o. seucs am win this G4yeTnorznlp and
falling O. 30 has raset against him the false accusation
ofApplgng TO him Kesrney) The said Governorshlp
and has sworn o. IT,
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NOTICES.

~ Lpcture.-Nr. o. A. BsowNsoN, Of Boston, viii
deliver Lecture Ia this City Al the Broadway IaDerna-
Go, on next Tuesday Evening, FEB. l.
Subject N. Ncccssitv MAN and PrOfIect5 Of The P1
hficaf Regencrafi0H Of 5sropc
Lecture will commence at o'clock Tickets p cents
10 be had Of Edward DUNCAN 5 Fultons, Of c Fran.
els Il Co. -. Broadway, aDd Of the members OF the
COMMITTEE
r Hox.n ~ Beekman.t Thomas T. Davis, 65 Mel-
r A Hsr.ous. 50 Southst chAus Exchange.
rhomn. dover II WAllst c. Deyereux $40 Broadway
Terence DonnellJ, South Jas. W White, II Nssau-sL
Wilfam-st John McKeon, li3 Clinton
nace. 10 JtisMsA N
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MARRIED

Jau 10 Leonsdsvilte y. " by Rev. VIM. B noxson,
Mr. CHARLES >. BENSON Of Ne~-iofk City, TO NJ 50.
+ H. b. MANSON OF the former place
At Poughkeepse on 18th inst BY Hon yudge haron'o'
LYMAN HAN lLAND OF Brooklyn, TO faJLiNa IA
kER of Clinton, n. Y. . .o,,,., o..
On the 18th inst by Rev John French: MI LEOPOLD
LTrHAuER of Hartford. Conn 10 Miss MANY l. RYAN
of this
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BOARDING.

DOARDI>G.-A gentleman and wife two or a. rec
ID siuge gsuemsn may obtain good board snd pleasi
rooms At moderate charge by applying at27 ghtet nth
=. near the Ninthsvenue. J.o 'teodis'
DOAED.-Nery pleasant rooms, with board, an be had
ID a. II University place, between 9th and yth sts 10.
DRIyATE ROAKD.-A suite Of three rooms, TO-
gether or ,ep-rats well furnished, With board in
private family including fire ano light II requested Ap
oily Al 500 HcDougAl .. 80 iteod
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DD NASH. Aae,,osssI, s,s'e 10 Fal,oo;t :,

ID D NASH, Auct0nesr- st0fo 10 faliOD At
STOCK or WOOD WAkE.-Tflls DAY WED
~ nssday al 10 O'Clock AZ IS James sp stock OF WOOD
~srs, pfsng zoo dozen bfoOBs assorted 30 dozen
painted pss ~ nests tabs, 800 most Doses 90 do scrub
brushes 10 dozen shoe brushes 100 dozen whtswssh do
~ dozen boards 100 clothes pins - dozen roll
ing pDs ~ dozen market BASKETS &C. With other goods In
tho ilEe.
HoTEL BAes.GE- Thursday, 81 10 O'Clock, st ljs Fai
toast about 30 unks, carpet bags chssts, &ct from
hotel, containing clothing. &C
Als0, Lamnlocss lot VI lsnps, he. - IT,
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dc the sixth and lecture l-et'
nv Of Indigdu. Life on Thunday evening, nh irs
al u O'Clock Subject The mode OF iis which every
individual young sh0ad adopt IN order 10 make me
most OF his earthly career" Tickets = cents.
i.6 2us ISAAC H. BAILEY, Chm. Lee. Com.
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DIED

On Mosdsy. Jan. p, GEORGE MILES son OF Robert
and Harriet beeching aged years
On Monday evening 23th inst after lingering illness
MARY ANN YATES, aged q years daughter oil henty
haies
The friends and scqusinisnces Of the family, also the
members Of NewYOrk Tent No 2 l. o. OF X are respect
Sov ipyted 10 attend her funeral Wednesday sitter
noon st hsf past O'Clock, FROM No l79 Tweith-s with
nnl larlhar InAlla alton.
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Tnos. L. HARIsos, secTstaIy.
- AnntamIcaI Mn.eam.-rhe Mu.eum Oh

r. Anatomical Muse um.-Ihe Museum founfea
A. The JUNCTION Of the owery and Division 81 - the most
.-rfsct Of the knc county AMI requires ouly b
visit there - I'm part degree Of 1iormaon ~ the anG
tated 10 anatomy aaS physiology that Will be mater "
surprise and ssClishn-rt 70 themselves They VIII leave
III. place wondering that they could haze remained 20
oux coateuted II Of Ignorance about themselves
Tbe scieul6c too Gil ind scvantaxe from the exam n2
Ton oil the different preparation. here exhibited and
hose In search Of u5ra nf0rmaiioa viii come away I'M
pressed with importance Of ruins 10 wnscn tney -fs
- a--nx Concerned We .llrk TOO, that Of immoral
habits cannot ai - derive pront frOm -hA may here te
,utmitsd 70 taeir observation; while hose VI gtr1o1s
S.ro.tl1u. vii be Oay the convinced Of the reccs
sfv of e.dins esrecs Ana n hie. AMER CitiLrn
Ne eoumsrd tris exhisiuon 10 the PaironAss " The
public - -
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CITY ITEMS.

~ PRor. HusE's Ninth LECTURE oN EXPERT
v,sr.L CanusTRY--subiect caofiat Iodine and bro
.-tcUk place on Mondsy evening The Professor stated
80, Chlorine the first subject he should treat. derived
- rame onn Chloro, (sreen in reference to the green
Lar Of the gas Al The ordinary temperature and pres
re Of the Amos here II exists in the gaseous FORM bat
= Nature II Is formed IN the sold or liquid state IN combi
zion with other substances Its found in muriatic acid
z.watcr common salt. ard In bleaching powder Il IS as
,rt. vet d an element necessary 20 the health Of most
,alulAs and 10 the existence Of many.
10 prepare some Of this gas measure Of black
s,de Of manganese and three measures Of quit aursc
sea glass rotor, and by applying beat 10 the mix
iufe the excapes, which ia collected In reeve
there several other modes Of preparing chlorine The
properties Of chlorine Aycoih green-eoiored gas by
.ygh bat a. nsht Is 50 pale as hardly 70 be peroepta-
he /; has asirinson, teste. and when Inhaled even
rhen diluted with atmosphere, excies violent cough,
ind much Irritation aDou the opening o. the wincripe
i Is two aud a-hai times heavier tosn te sans bulk ci
Atmosphere Il principal uses arc a. a o'eachins
porter. 10 which way % u4c1 20 great extent
,ad also AZ d,incctng powder. &c having The power
% destroy si nozuus tipgia. when lscci IN con
tee. via H. Chlorine has sO ol a.e jeafs been USED
N combination win IgNne, IN dagufreoiJpe guf-
poses Iodine j. substance Of late crisiu, q bibg
only Discovered so late 1912 BY " Courto's sosp
msufscfurer. 20 article called hsp. weed iodlae
has a brilliant hisck scal cly sial resembling graphite or
ylugbagO, and when heated flies n ia beautiful violet
vapour, (~bence rs f0m i9ds Noiet-ffsncb) IL
,ntcrs very generally Into many valuable preparations ~
intdicnO ard - als0 extensively used ~ the-Dt
tueueotypcis Dsguce having discovered Is peculiar
sersfensss g. the action u the solar hsnt When ~
win " brgNtnc 10 mstcs, what Is called D.
DaeuerfeOt, yers Bromide n l9flne. or quick pc
rlreton for taking pictures Bfoine Is fOlnd In various
saline springs n EuOss sni derives IT'S name from 90
smell Il Is corrosive and posoncus oHe
irOp ieng sucent % fl bird q put his bill. In thc
as exec for DAguerreotyye gurposes IS no. used aud
bat little foT medical purposes.
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CIRCUIT toUki'-Nos >, a. o., o. w. . W ~ 90
Treas Notes, IS. Uyy rvur -, -.

y, 2, 20, lille - '-----i-- THis Day
COMMON pLEAs-Pari Nos. 65. 10. CO. H. y, 70, 81,
81 g. ~ % IOi. 1903. iOj o7, 100. Part IINos o..
1 = &C. 70, &c, 80, 90, %, %, 9s.
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- Leclure on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

the course viii DO delivered BY HESRY JAMS, Esq a.
the Medical College. Crosby street, between Broom- ana
sprng streets. on Friday evening neat 18th instant COM
rnepcins az hsfpast Subject The Religious Grounds
Of As alton" seats fee. 10 %
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II IOur>e OF FOur TtcfHff. WI D" nc F'It"
az the Lyceufn Natural History So broadway showing
hear the whole course WI Huu 80 49, =
estng fountain Of moral aud religious philosophy.
I{sqActQrX LECTURE gfasthis evening, 9th inst on
sense aud refatrg the relic Of Grecau philosophy When
represents The Soul identical with mind Those who
ID IA. n ;. SANfOS, NJ ID.
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~ Mr. Secretary WALEER, IN a letter to Mr..
r N. Gaines Of Mississippi declares bis intention
OF retiring 20 private life on the fsh Of March ls49
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JAMEs's NEW NOVEL,

I'VE LAST or ruE FAIRIES. price ~ cents
James has tired his hAUd 81 style, and has been
admirably Successful.
Now and Thea By the aathor q Ten Thousand Year ;
pgicr 80 cents
Orshsm's Magazine for February, magnificent num-
bcr with two beautiful steel engrsvnss, and splendid
Psus Fashion Plate Price - per anuum. = cts per No
National Msg,ziue for Febrnary, seautfal number
= year i5+ cts. per number.
All the Magazines for February ready.
The Scourge Of Venice the star Chamber Of the TIT
huna the author cf the Orange Girl IT Venice, u. :tf
The Nin.e- nh Century sOuarirry sceilsny edited
By [. Channcsy Burr Vol /. No. l. Subscription 50
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The tockney ia America illustrated BY N,rtin. = cts
Rodophc or the Freebooter ct Formenie price p cts
DcuibeS snd son, Wiley Puinams Edition.. ~ cents
Consu-o, by George S,nd, Vols price II ".
The Sequel. by George sand. vols. price ~.
The Devils Pool, BY George Sand, price - cent?.
lnsgbord nation. by Arthur, price . .nts
All the cheap publications Of the day received n soon
published snd sold a. the lowest price O. hoosse-I'
stsnts ana others By W "A GRAHAM
is stis Tribune Bnilduss, Nssssu-st
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II Gems. Quitman 81

~ Gems. Qutman and Shields, Capts Magru
Der and Baniiog AID LieUs seoen and Bskey, are So
j1urnlug in Richmond the guests Of The State that fur
rsbes our Presidents. They formally introduced to
toe Legislature saturday. and in the evening were
Tasted Al the Governors mansion.
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RAJ a Meeting of the sophomore Class OF

Coiunibin College, held a. the college on nouea5
JanusTy the ~. lss3, the following resolutions were
motion Of Sir Geo + seymour, unanimously adopted
sfylref. That the Sophomore Class Of SOlomDiA cV
ess desply sympAthze With Professor hscsey IA he ss
Of that blessing which alone can render hfs truly desra
be and useful
and sorr0w ofhis intended departure for regn ana ais
and Of graf noa0A inasmuch az they sincerely nope
that intended tour msy fully re4ts IN Us
upon his health the most tanzuiue expectations OF his
friends u sorro, since they know that the ties ~hen
have been called into being and cefneuted ~ ieess
who has proved al uniting, ttnofous enH aoso.eA
iusiructorwhO has treated them ~ NC most GOVT
e0us and gentemsny manner and has thus elctea ifo
item reciprocal feeling OF attachment and esteem afo
nov y Be- severed for a. least
Rrso.vcd Th, they earnestly hope that MS voyage sy
b. favorable and that passage over the Ocean, tOsetnrf
win sojoern q miiceT and more genial climate, may
speedily restore him 70 the full possession Of his health
And that. By the blessing Of Pr0yidsnes. he may BE-
enabled soon 70 the scene OF bis usefulness AID
la1ors.
hssolres That copy Of these resolutions signed BY the
Chairman and Secretary Of this meens. be Presented ~
P-rss..or Hsnklsy By order
JAMES : CLAKk Chairman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-26

~ The Presidents mansion will open for the
reception Of visitefs this evening