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Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-17

Nag Is, 1847.
Col. LANE: Please transmit to brigade head
quarters a fall and detailed report of the gal
liant conduct of the Sd regiment of Indiana
volunteers at the memorable battle of Buena
Vista. JOSEPH LANE, Brig. General.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-17
To GEN. Wool, U. S. A.

oCE-Below we publish for the first time, the
supplemental reports made by Gen. Lane or
the 3rd, 5lh, and oath of March, 1917. The
reader has now al the reports made by Gen
Lane OF file in the War office relating to the
battle of Buena Vista.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-17
CAMP TAYLOR, March 3, 1913.

GENER8L:-Being anxious to render full and
equal Justice TO all the brave officers and sol
diers whose efforts contributed to the glorious
results of the battle of the ed and Esd, and
having rect ntly learned the part performed by
Major Munroe, OF the artillery, | wish TO am
end my report so as 10 insert, in the proper
place, as follows:
81 also take pleasure in awarding TO Major
Munroe, of the artillery, the highest praise for
his active exertions at the rancho and its vi
entity, in inducing the men TO form and rally
there. His presence and counsel were highly
advantageous, and contributed to bring about
the beneficial results a: that oint.'
have the honor TO be, your most obedient
servant. JOSEPH LANE,
Brigadisr General.
Brigadier General Wool,
y. S. Army. Agta NueUa, Mericc.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-17

WANTED wish to hire by the month good
w industrious boy, Is or II years of age, q Ger
man who speaks English will be preferred. Apply
soon to July 22l VIM. NJ WALKER.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-17
AssIGNEE,s SALE IN BANKRUPT CY

THE ADJ. GENERAL or TIE ARMY, Washington, d (
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17

Markets. efii.y r,porisdfor ne Tr,suns.
WEDNESDAY,, February g.
COTTON-In this staple there isamoderats itquify
The saes 200 bales aud the quotation. rather easier
for the buyer.
Sai,usnt Of Rsccp Exports and Stock Of Cotton At ~
follo1ring placei ~ tie dates annoacd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
EVENING REPORT.

SENATE. ALBANY. Feb. l6-7 Z. M.
Petitions were presented from New York for the
repeal of the penalty in the Usury Law. Also Tor
an alteration in the Office Of Receiver OF Taxes
The amendments TO the bill for the formation OF
Charitable Societies prevent the formation OF I'M
moral or irregiOus associations, and impose
limited personal liability.
On motion of Mr. ADAMS the Judiciary Commit
tee was directed to inquire into the expedency OF
amending the law relative 70 Assessors so as to
require persons subject to taxation TO present
abatement under oath To the Assessors, for their
real and personal property liable TO be taxed 1t
was made the special order for the day
MrWILKINs's report on the Mexican War com
ing up a motion was made to postpone 1t until
Monday next on account Of the absence OF sena
tors Mr. TAMBLIN hoped an early day would be
named. There could be no difference of opinion
on their resolutiOn-between the adherents OF
CLAY and TAYLOR-the latter having declared
that could he have voted, he would have voted Tor
CLAY. Upon the distinct question OF the war the
Democracy would be agreed. Laid over until
Monday.
The following bills were passed in Committee OF
the Whole
To reduce the capital Of Equitable Insurance
Company
Making appropriation for Sing Sing Prison
Progress was made on the bill Tor the formation
of Insurance Companies The Senate being found
without a quorum, adjourned.
ASSEMBLY
The Chancellor and old Supreme Court bill was
rejected.
The bill to establish permanent Water Line Ia
Brooklyn, was passed in Committee.
Progress was reported on the bill TO amend the
Chatter OF the Catskill n Schenectady Railway
Company and 10 increase the capital. Inc OIL
was referred with the instruction II the Railway
Committee report the necessity for the addition a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17
yyhig Legislative Caucus.

Mr.. JAMES BROOKS Member of the Assembly
who Of course attended the Legislative Caucus
send. the following dispatch to the Express
ALsAsY, Wednesday Feb. 10.
The vhg legislative Caucus, held last night responded
TO the call Of the Whg Members Of Congress for Ns
tonsl Convention. and passed the following resolution
unanimously.
Reolred That in the judgment Of this meeting, the
Wnis p.rty OF this State will expect that the candidate
whom they shall be called ON to support 10, ine einSe
Known and weltried principles and opinions a'iate''
mas of Known capaciy ano qualifications for the highest
civil men, and who shall iaiy rspTeseh. Aso
ag tne distinctive doctrines and character OF the WIG
party OF the state.
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NOTICES.
q Third WarJ WhIg Commi

~ Third Ward Whia Committee. meet
D. q ne BIG Conn tt-- ~ The rlra Hi. Lei ~
IS Wei rgcr-si 90 W-dars-sv me February INST
Do rlFsltnc- 81 cali 0f Oh. WhiE S-nrril Comm ftsr.
the olirg he.1 irln- ere l1ere1 - Mr J. L. hlcp
aud ansn rrrs.E sr1pfct
hrf-la. Tia hLsEF c. AZ q -; ch.lc- car
ciafir CO .he ffssifencT thar rcItid a- uCsi
.si'sbe A. 'or The tn fur er.s-c1e "a
~los- cree sfste.rkr CD fY ard honesty D.
tiotsu srf lrn Devotion 90 Wal. pruci pies a1d the
h1uor and Interests o. the coanty have slE- ccn1.
ccuce
hsI1-sd Thar W. arprove 81 the ei Of re Wig Gen
-rll umtt--s cf this Ciry, Or m-crg o. - held
Cssf- Gst-u he lth mt o. prcte me uriu.ton
of HfNEf CLsr ty tt- Nzfirn- t-rv-rt % b. h-a
30 Pr ceiFhs re CAV 81 J1n- nest And here
by r-ef- 0arssv-s o. us- Al horo-sh- eNeffions 0
comp .h fhsf object srd -srne.tlY request al Tie ~ hs
az fli. WsIl Oh su-rl said u--iilg
% uutonni SIR Levi f0.s m
frf-iirf TIA Conn tee q three gers h- appoint
ed -0 hst tie Clay Fsg upo- he Liberty Fee ash
ingtrn MaIs-t in the Ihird Ward.
hli-sf That the prlcsrl1 of IBIS u-etlrt b. plb
ush-- JAMES l. WOOD Chalrmfa.
pos oyIFtrEs. Secretaries.
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Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

Correspondence Of me AttvuASs
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l6, ISIS.
Business is languid snd operators holding OIL Tor
.bs steamer The only sales Of Flour are about GOO Dbl
Bfaudywiue a, 50 Corn Meal S; 20 nouln nal Gram
without demand Corn held S. s. cts and Wheat :. 20
q cts Cotton quiet steady a. 81 10 81 fr fair %
= ime New-On-ars. Pork unsettled Mess ofsf-d -
80 - aud Prime = So without laEe sales LsId IN de
r.pd AZ 7tto cts Governed $ Is 10 81 u, s. per
ouslity Whisky ?, Cts IN hbls.
The transactions e. the stock Board were TO consice
A. extent $500 ~ % o.. al,
Fir,f Bard and sfer.-28O Lshigh {. Scrip, ~ 30
Penn o.. q; 500 sos 81. 1905 $500 Ci'y - 70, 81
eco q g. 81 lCoi; 100 Penn -, ~ - Norsiown
~. eco Read Bds. o.. Sd Louisville bk efi ]. 40
Penn - - aud b. ~ 100 Neks, 10.
second Board ard 4fisr-sO0 Lehigh Scnp 81; 100
Lehih s. SIT 600 %, o. 100, 1000 DO, os. 80 IS.
Is NJ Cor, ., 10 Nies 81 leo Morris loT 1000 Read
Bds GA. ! Penn bk ~. 49,
Ossrsd and sstsd-U : IA, saS. A BIZ, log 10 ;
Penn Bk 26S 27o. Phils b, ~ ING. Mech bk -
- irsrd Iof lO4 Nicksburs = so, Penn 81. ~
-, DO 6s 81 County So, Is ~ Read 12f = Bonds
g.. Ell Texas BIS IS u. s. =, gs- 20 90
81. loi iooi Treasury Notes Ss 100 flsHinsi0n
81 q
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DIED

On Tuesday evening the 18th lust after short illness
in the Sd wear Of his ass. WILLIAM J. BUTTON +,
Youngest son Of JOhn aud sarah Button.
'rhs friends Of the fsmv respectfully invited to al
tend his funeral from the Reformed DaIeh Church 10
Nath-.t this (Thprsdsyl afternoon a. cov
On Wednesday morning ioih ins] 'OnN ~ WV
PERTHMAlrE, aged "a years ,,,,-,,
This relatives and frencs are respectfully invited 20 81
,.as nj. funeral AZ the Rutserss Church, TINS day a.
% Ta..ds,. 18Th inst HENRY SMITH aged p years
and months, -.-..,c.r1y ,,x;..3
lis freed. and sequsntanccs are respectfully in',ea
TO attend his fuusTal, this tlhHrsasy! Ateilo.s'
O'clock, from his late residence No. 100 H4'As'S~.
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AFFECTIONS LIBRARY
EDiTlONs OF SrANDASD BAlISa POETS.


TIE POLITICAL WORKS OF LORD BYRON
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CITY ITEMS.
r'' The passengers on board the Hibernia hsv-

~ The passengers on board the Hibernla hsv-
addressed 10 Csptsis shannon letter expressive q
~ hsh satisfaction At the voyage. be returned The FOL
in. sp,wef. RIM STEAM Smf BluERNA,(
February, 10, lti8
WILLIAM NOKRfs. EiQ Dear Ntr. bes leave through
"A % knowlrd the receipt Of the very hands me, sud
10 the most sauiactoTy letter from the passsnsss no~
board the nihefnia under my command, sn1 feqnes'
81 ,ou wi address 10 them my sincere ard heart
II thanks htte a. think have merited eexpfessions
efeia contained do most truly assure you that " has
,ru the Of much satisfaction 70 me % n1Ne seen
en- The beginning Of psssafe the haroony aud good
ssnE VII ch has ali sions prevailed among many Ia
so.t cases meeting entire ttrangss snc tfus % may
yer Be ny he happily situated ia hls respect as
ow la conclusion, shall merely Tereat my thanks and
si.h aro~ boad every happiness aud success ~heh
ses themselves can ~ish t1T.
Believe me. dear cir, your most obedient sery't.
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DR.. MOTIFS
aALSAMIC COUGH SYRUP

usA SPECIFIC ANTIDOrE Tor the innssnfs. oweu
L.. other affections srsiDs from defsptsnshto ens
brorch,fis asthma 40 No eousb however obstinate, 70
b, rood tbs each " ia curative poser -. 81,
are every day receiving ceHihcars hse mo fohow.
iss hish are adj evidences VI u scpsrorty over
=" WV" Ssv.Yosx. Jan 81. ls<s.
DgAs pocros-As q matter Of duty feel myself bound
10 yosnts-r Testimonial la favor Of your sos ievso.bA
meacias Ny health rad become very 'ssb'e, my nients
pl,ss restless my sppe'io mlsefs'ie' 400 ese
srs debility panied With avery serious 900 as
u..sins cough wearing me rapidly swT
Ohsr means having failed TO ave me any rstsf ny coo
Thomas procured TOR me some Of DR. Moirs bsssm,e
syfup alter LskinE u four or I'VE days wo isshy
aslonishsd OF u. efficacy II Immediately msndsd my
hath ny sleep became sound my sppstte urosd ny
strength Tsnswed, snd my ooosh eeirsly cured. :
my Dsshbors who have witnessed is 80 snseu eeos
mo will ell upon and you as ssssss = o,ns"'
"a Ehzsbsth-st ksw.fosk-
Ff RIpLEY-D Dear SIR ! wish Say sfsw cofdsie
favor yoor medicine because am ssfisn'd iheh Tvs
good nave he'd my issse family. THE Wntsf e>ose
ihAs o. ibhseDfa cods add eonshs snd nsve
made use Of so sdsetasis remedy e. ", 80
Baissmie syrup. D. r. bhaIAN'
JEssEy CRY Feb lHs.
FL RIPLgY-D>er SUi have ossd DR. . OTIS bSsssnie
syrup ny fsaiy for loos uus, sss hrd
t1si 10 keeping away tho doctor. W. l.. OkhsbI,.,
Price s. csats botis fof ssls, wholesale 11o fs.ett
by Ripley GeDsr.l Asoot for the pfoprsofs eosrr
Psfs -plsee ard Broadway, Ssw.Yos: And 81 A
ssodss 100 Fulton 81 corner Of wilsnss sod Of ~
drug store Of nsory Johnson, co. nsr Of bros1.y
Cssmberssts add A l. Wn.hip. II Eat bfose ~ -
Ma'tsr-st.; Ars Hayes iss Fulton st. Sf0oa'A'
Dcasfss generally ....,rx mar -
dre.. ~ letter (po.tp.ial Y. y RIPLEY ssn
n.r P.r<-ulscs I'D Broadway. ~ T. ~ 49,
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BY Telegraph to The Tribune.
mr. Clay in Lancaster Co. Pa.

inILADLLfhlk, FEB lb-9 y. u.
The wings Of evcrrehsbe aud glorious Old Ian
caster have held Convention aud appointed
THOMAS f. FRANKLIS their Dele.ate to the Ma
tional Convention or the nomination Of candidates
for Presided, and Vice Pre,ident The Convention
were unanimous IN declaring the Sage ol Ash
land their frs. choice for the Presidency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17

MACHINE BAEpISo.-The Goodyear Rubber Warehouse
100 Broadway opposite Trinity Church, keep
the best article Of Machine Banding now IN use, man
uaciursd under the direct supervision Of the pa'ente
himself and sod reduced prices All articles sold al
this well known establishment warranted 1t now
about FIVE years since Mr. GOODYEAR first Introduced ths
article to public notice this establishment and houh
a, first the strongest opposition, the use Of
has now become general This concern has no connee
ton with any other establ shu,ent In this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17

o. Always keep your reckoning and always keep
yourself Informed Of the latitude and longitude Of your
and You will escape the shoals and quieksands OF
If you neglect your health you will find yourselfin
the evenos OF days before have seen the noon
Of life Don tase your observations from the Fasees
II the Faculty but let your chart be drawn from verified
experience in the OF Dr.. Morris BALs,Nc sYRvF.-
Ashley Cooper says The living stomach is not Wedge
xocs ,oo,t.r nor should II be treated as such
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FOREIGN PAPERS.

BY Tue ACADIA.
DERFORD co. A.tor Hoass. have received fol
- supplies - dates eachl Of al tie Foreiso Pcforias
Puncs Belle Life Nation, Dsbn. Ffsemsn'. >atifisi
DOUGLASS Jerrolds. weeklys Wilmer Smiths Times,
Sc Sc Cal early II you wish 90 secure copies
BEREORD 4 co receive 81 the New Book, as soon a.
,rht.hsa III p
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NOTICES.

o. Public Wor.bip.-rhe Charch believing II the
. rr.or.l cot Of saviour. meet tAs
pk na a. on to ssbbsh 81 the ssa, hears 'of - Z
80 Al tbs Hal IL S.ktnsseuus Lecture tbs sFr1ing
- 49, = IoxFs from Hebrews sh chspt-T. 9Th and
tb ere. TIE public invited 70 attend seats Zee
Tb- above room - let esseinss II ne week Apply
~ = Ninth-avenue- ~ -
.nrixsr.,rx-Tn- frst anniversary u tn Sab
hsp $500 M.sionsry Assocision eonE-cted win ne
Crarcb Of he Pufisps viii Be bed MS sssnins Ilin
h. To- chrr-n on Tnicr-sgc.re Aidress-s ~ Art "
CAVES Re- RzxEY ". bEEcnts and Kew 8 w
CHlpLaw Of Ohio Sefv.cssto ecrnn4-ne- a. -loes'
r. Lecture on Associafior.-ine nssi Lecture
o., ts CcU.ss will te gvsr ~ fAHAE yeD"iN hq a. ne
=. IN Fs., -veufrs 18th Inst A. bali ps ssosct-
IN, ana Di.coveriss u CE.E.ss Fourier. ssss tee
If stis-
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Dueinees Notices.

EARLY VEoETABLEs-Firsf IA Market.-New Turnip',
Carrots Sweet Potatoes, Salad, Lettuce, Rsdsnes, &c
we're received from the Charleston Gardens Of JOHN II.
BRo.s Co. and will be sold al joins II. BRoAs Co.'S,
iS6 West St Washington Market and ANDREW J. BRoAg,
u Vesey-st corner Of Greenwich 81.
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Posr OTTIcr. Ngw-YosE Feb IS isis.
II The InIted .Infc. MniI .fcnmrr Mnsh

~ The United -fnte- Matt steamer Wash
ington, rom Neu-York for Europa The Mail for the
.b.ge steamer will elise ~ hi. OAce saturday the
igth day Of February At O'clock NJ.
The Pot.s- . 10 be prepaid: except letters packets
ard newspapers mailed 20 Bremen NAL msiter 20 Bre.
men either Tor delivery distribution may be sent elmer
With or without the Postage bsius previously paid
The post.se all letters ard packages not exceed
iug once Ia veisht CTS
Over and exceeding ounce........-...... 43 cts
Add f6r every additional half ounce or iracicn Of
On each newspaper, pamphlet or price current cts
l6f A. ROBERT Il MORRIS. p NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17

re- The supeIfuous nebua (thst you made to see
bat esnnot feel that is thrown around simple facts, to
eeae mystery, aud exhibit mere learning without com
mon sense has cost poor human nature great deal OF pa
per, ink, and waste OF time.
The senseea adornment Of theory, or the low cunning
policy that oersteps The modesty Of nature IN the AL
tsnment Of an end will hnd, eventually universal con
demuation 10 the infslble s'ay'e fact
by these few remarks would wish TO prove thi' Zen
Taylor good sad his argument both Win the pen
.nd sword. has always been = s'mpk faoi-thai
MAS. JERvISS. COLD CANDY
good and great its argument 10 euring coughs CONS
hossensss throat, whooping cough. influenza and
The vsrou. throat and lung complaints. has always been
SIMPLE FACT.
n B-The shove connection may appear ridiculous
tut that d oos not alter the s,p,pLe fact
sold wholesale and retail BY MRS W. JERvls. So
Broadway, corner OF Whitest; 100 Fulton.st
AcsSrs-lsS, us SIS and $50 Brosdway, winship, ~
E.., Broadway SIS Third-svenue. Leeount corner Of
Grand and Divsi on sts, Brigham, II and ios Avenue
Nsl,op corner Of Csibspe and Madison sta Lyon ilo
Grand 1t, Guion, corner Of Bowery snd GIsnd.st Mrs
hayos $50 Futon-st and 1 Atlanue-st. Brooklyn; 50
Grand WillAmsbursh, Wilson grocer, Jersey Ci,y
r. T. 7 Williams Brostst Newark Dexter, Albany
Bhs.. Sprinsheld Mass. - -. ,,.,,.,.
~ Each package Is Invariably signed Mrs w JEkNl>
BE sure &c ash for MRS JERNISS Cold Candy.
Put Up IN packages Of ls p. Is and - each
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Observation-Disclosures BoARDINo

j SCHOOL, for lsds aud yong gent lrm'n A. fafsp-
pany Morris Co n within half an hours duYe OF tho
E.-N and Dover Railroad u 10 full operation and open
10 the nsoecton the public Classes are IN progress IN
Atthme &C. Algshrs. Geometry Surveying. ttheeteucsl
and practt.sl the Lain aud French Lsnguases Nsturs
Philosophy Perspective Drawing &c. PsIsnt- ana guar
disus w.hug pleasant heathiui and sAs ioct
tnn flr their and wards WHARF, their physical, men-
ta aud moral education viii receive due st-nuon are IN
vifed 10 attend the puDlc exam nation, which VIII COM
trence on Honday April 3, aud will close win puOhc
,reaSins on "Wednesday tho 5th 70 commence AZ W
The favorable Of the patronage has induced the
proprietor 70 contract for sut Of .ehooooms indepsp
aen Of the edihce 10 be finished for uss BY the hf'
OF May. ,,.
Expenses for the Summer Term OF y weeks including
board lodging washing hght aud orc merry TUTOR -l'o
payable quarterly 10 advance. French MUSIC aud Draw
Rry,RsNcEs-W. G. n. Wsddel. ESQ Eugene Bossrt,
F.o Jndg- Vandsrcoel, CeOrss Cobb. tsq DR. G. A.
Lee B.uman Lowe, Esq Joseph HYDE, Esq Rev X. >
Cook Rev Cvru. Mason d d New York tiy Dr. u \.
smith Rev n brnsmsfe, ID ID. Newark Rev. John
Ford and jude Andrew Cobb. ParsippaDy.
Circulars Will be furnished application postpaid 70
The proprietor SILAS AErGALF, or 10 his Associate
Teacher, CHARLES BROWN
y B-Tbe Summer Term will commence on Thuudsy,
May Psr.ippsny r-DT9sy -, 1870
Mr. sfLAs MsTcALF has bad charge OF ths kiuderhDoN
Academy for many years and ficharged his responsible
dutis. 20 The .atsfaetion Of ell He Is gentleman of
nj gh character aud ulquesoued integrity Every way en-
iusntly qualified in his profession, NJ VAN BUREN.
Lindsnwad, August 3, lsil. III II
MECHANICS, AND TRADER-' BANK
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r

Hfr1'f 20 r1n EIrrg clay
r. Fourteenth Wnrd.-Th- "a hiss Of fhs FouT-
teeufh Nerd lested assemble AZ the brcscS
House ou Ihursttv evening the l7.h 81 p NJ 10
rrcc-e 90 Castle Garden ta On she Mss Metrg o.
nom nate HENRY CLAY % the Prssideu,y Of the
Uaited states CHAs 3. TAYLOR. Chairman.
w D.. hNAiF Secretaries i-fus
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IcE FOR SALE Fifty tons Of sprng-weter lee-Wa't
e to furnish the above quantity of clear and pure Ice
viii be furnished in New York within few days a.
low rate To any in Biooklyn wilismsbursh Jersey
City or Hoboken viii be furnshed IN quantities Of no
les. than ten tons. Notes addressed g. g. H. Box 7o2
Lower Post oice giving and address, will receive
Immediate attention
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Lecture. on Autonomy.

NV lUkAI FrTTUiTN p I7f'
Dr. NtcRoL has the pleasure Of announcing that IA con
sequence Of request with which ~ has been hon
ored, he viii deliver course Of six Lectures on the
more interesting Of Astronomical Specations ana Phen-
oena In the Chare Of the University, Wash ingtor-
square the evenings Tuesday snd ThusdAythe sec
ord Lecture Be sveu the evening of iesdsy, ID Of
February ~ h,if rsst O'Clock.
fI syllabus IN the course may b. had 81 the book
stores ID nsss's Wiley Putnam, lol Broadway. and
II. Kernof, 655 Broadway, where tickets may also be
procured. 49,.
admitting Lsdy and Gentleman ....-...- 90
~ 3 slnKLe -ectlIs- 80. ................ ~
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On Monday. ia'h inst a. ST Patress CstheSrs oy kl
Rev Bishop Haghes. DOMINGO LEONE RJlL - ne
Island OF Cuba 10 MARIE ELIZABETH NlSIOkINE
PAULINE BERAULl, daughter OF Cnsrles beEsnli
formerly 81 Domingo planter.
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VI urine Di-n,ter.

CHAELEsTOs, :. {. FEB l6.-P. VI.
The ship Quebec Of New.York. got ashore ca
the Florida Reefs and threw overheard part Of her
cargo, and then got of for New Orleans on the
2Gth January
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a meeting called b the Native Americans alone
last evening proved entire failure, aud broke Up
u1organizsd There we're only some thirty persons
present
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y. TO IET-ro small family the upper p.,t ana
s back Of the neat t~ostnry hoas. OF bea'
- ford S. near Morton. Cr0on water IN the os.emeo1
en-, very moderate. Apply to X CLARK, 81 Wiiiism'
-, d fora.Ii,-.t III IL
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STATISTICS OF LowELL.-Thers are now IN inis
aourshing SewEnslani city twelve manufacturing cor
porAtoos having an aggregate capital - eA o. Si-
80 nnloving IL $50 hands whose weekly clear Of
h,srd amount 70 S36 is5 Th-re two Institutions or
S.ytrgs-he Loeel and the Cy-Stere their ofei Aves
SEQ ssd suring the ending APri 80 lsf 80 80
49, ssnts h,vin. an aggregate capital o, 5000
49, Nutua Insurance Company. which has been hishy
,s..ful in It's operations The persons employed 10
me segera manu- seturDs establishments have Aeeess 70
',,,v ~ : 900 volumes becngiug % the city hos
-. - - established for the SEX and disabled The
r.-,,g, factories produce we-klS, AZ Assresaie q
$4,000 ysres OF cotton and 2'ssl o. roo.sn A0le',
- n,cs sss 900 pounds Ct the ra~ material are eos-
- 49, roe u-e.ent population Of Lowell s SO.Voo. IL
sautS ins a $40 rJsuruAl Of Commerce.