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Qz-smithsoniAn observation-disclosures DAys's
the Tides win be repeated this afternoon, at o'clock
Mar
0yEngIish Lutheran Church.The subject temperance
will be discussed In THIS church this evening" March 1897 by T.
W. TfrTor, Ohio and JANIS CARPER Of
under the supentendence Of Northern Liberties Division
public are respectfully invited Speaking
O'Clock BY orders BE-. PLEAsANTs, n =.
Mari
90 Smithsonian Lccturcs.Lieut CHARLES HENRY DAVIS
United States Navy will deliver four
subject Of rhe Tides Of the Ocean their Geological Action
FIRST lecture Tuesday, Of March, O'Clock,
Second do. Friday, the eth do do.
Third do. Tuesday, the l2h do do.
Fourth do Friday, the 18th do do.
Mar 5-d6
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for the erection Of cotton mills during experience OF
more than twenty years In the business, have wit
messed period more favorable Than the present"
The money market has become gradually abundant
Loans on stocks At call to 30 days made
per First class paper, short dates, 10 done Al
per cent Aucsoneers' paper, TO 4 months, as per
There continues 10 be good demand from Boston,
both for money and bills and this fact was the principal
support OF the exchange market The range for sterling
was sa per cent--mosly 81 a si-wi,h francs dull at
30 q 55I. The packet carrics some $500 000-United
States and New York stocks. Erie bonds, Nc The pay
OF mint certificates becoming prompt and
frequent; and this adds the supply OF money The in
adequate Of the minis the demand for coin
age Is serious evil and would be sul more severely e
the market slight" The difficulty, II would seem,
arises mostly from delay In Formerly whom foreign
coin taken the mint, the assay being pretty well
known, present payment made from the stock Of gov
money hand The California gold Is diff
hcu OF assay. and the wait until is per-
fected get his cerfcate In February 81 100000
received the Philadelphia mint and that
only holds maximum, BY law, of SS00,000 government
money, IL impossible pay until the coinage is actually
complete The cspaciiyof the Philadelphia mint pushed
capacity, Is stated by the director. Mr. Pacr
son, Sl20O0.00o per snnnm, and that at New Orleans
o. e00ssy Sl5000000, amount very dproporion-
ais the supply from California. At New Orleans there Is
gold waiting coinage 70 an amount that win occupy
the mint eighteen months These facts alone show the
sy of further mint accommodation. Certificates 10 No
227 are now payable at Philadelphia. t.s a
General business thus far is very satisfactory The adj
In goods s we'll maintained under steady demand
The auction Sales which have commenced for the season.
show nll and active atendsnce, and the prices conside
rsbls advances those Of the fall The let
the division OF the Pennsylvania canal on the
ls preps rafoy renewal Of navigation on the 7h, and
the previous mild weather led the hope that few days
would open tho Hudson bat the sharp cold Of the past
two days viii defer that event. and has influenced pro-
ducet Cotton. which, the date Of my last
had given way under the sdvces per Amercs, ha
Since under sdvces from the south, recovered cents and
quotations. wi,hs fair business. stand now follows
Ordinary MID. MID ni Fully fair to-
Upland and Florida, iiisil To- sis IoisIsi ia aisI
hoeus and n Orleans, M sii isisl iai sIsi ia
The decline IN receipts these high prices and with an
favorable 70 sending forward, very conclu
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uossnchyse,t.-A Free Soil "Crisl-.p

Hon Henry Wilson, the poet Whittier Hon
John NJ Earle and several other prominent Free
soiers Of Massachusetts, have called state Mass
Convention Of the party at Fancull Hall Boston
on the 9Th OF February The call for this Conyen
ton is very strongly worded, talks Of the Jeopardy
Of human liberty of the plottngs a treason BY the
Slave pcrpetus.isis at the sent OF government dis.
solution Of the Union, tio present alarming
cri.s and of the inAexible determination OF the
people Of the Free States 10 sustain the / mon
"at any and every hazard--ther fixed uneitcr
able purpose under the Constitution aud w'hln
the Union 10 arrest the extension OF slavery inio
the territories now irce,--to abolish the slave
Trade and Slavery IN the District oil Columbia ~
relieve the ederal Government from all connec
ton with and responsibility tor Slavery and &c
place the Government openly, actively and perpet
ualy on the side of freedom. The people and the
people alone can avert the umid acton OF their
Representatives and reassure the opponents o.
Slave Extension
ala this crisis, the true friends OF LIBERTY ana
UNiON IN Massachusetts are called upon T. assem-
bic IN Faneuil Hall where their fathers were woni
~ meet, in the dark and troubled days OF the he'o
lutionary contest The Committee would urgently
press upon their fellow citizens, the importance o
taking immediate measures 10 secure full attend
ancc. of firm true aud wise men, who VIII devote
one day ia an honest effort 70 rescue liberty now
periled THE Union now Inadly assalled
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Keokuk, Iowa-I'row'h, Trade, Prospects
Correspondence OF ne Tribune.
Evo.rk lava Ian n 1850

Correspondence p u' itiuuhe-
kroAtA, Iowa Jan q. 1850
HoRAcE GREEIYl, ESQ -DSGy SU' lnciosod
YOU will find the largest subscription 80 copies 20
the IIc.kiv Tribune. suspect OF any town OF the
HawAo,c Siate--the result Of some two or three
hours work and an evidence OF true appre'ia
ton OF yonF Journal Ii am wrong m regard lo It's
beine the largest list lei US know and the balance
shall bc forthcoming
Our young city, which, two years aso, CLAIMED
TO have 300 Inhabitants and has yet sosucl,
made Its Appearance GA lhc map. nov boasts o'
several thousands and with no pub along, Keep NOV
ing shirt expects h few Years 10 rival our southern
ul.hur OF 200 miles irslns Tside u- iiw known
only some wears he resort - ne hwes-, ian--
In point of pcpu second u lue stale, ana NJ ~ ~ fa-
Bsing Tie mar surplus ~ the De" Nome
Valley projects teen entered into Tor tie CONSTRUCTION
of Inc of railway from keckuk Go fairfield and u'nc
branching 10 For Dee Mnnes IN ''c West and Dubuque m
m. Nouh Public opinion s. enlisted 20 ne Waa"-a
guarantee that something viii Ia dome y also e1o,
bo1 upon ourselves die great hog Metropolis at We
Stare an shor should you ieei inclined io cross inc
s.ippi n q Of lie If.tase Wit receive h-i cor
dial " e. come, and tor htmset ihai eur wharf De-
something move than Natural duE-OVL - one Of N"ui
correSpcrderi- some time termed H. ond That on
tOwn has not only "church without sexton out 'VfH
excellent Churcies Very uuiv. yours 40 ~
s, create obliged Co oa. ,vs-lnen' io' we Dave '-'
er.f t,rsar tlDJa rr Iowa
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l7s "a sstarsav' soain had he- Cah;orua (;
iu,2f her n05las eufrell-d he, Govern -is1t-
go sranped ita aiolarrhv Let he present gen
--s-t-u take care That C8ng~ess 10 no' exrint
vulnerable h--l through patronage. pensions, deo..
~ cons. sr4i an immense raTs. end army 81 -
The M.h-ary Committee a.sl desires q f-sn.ate
are,rt rank O. that j. sIa NJ entte the oihcs. =
-sfs. o,gnmald " pay according = such rank Dli
ii.a. the Prosld sut tn A3mni.Tatlon NAV as-i-.
J~e..t officers tAeir irevet rsnk. command. AL
-,s- han ea-,,r- with th- militia - volunteers
% Or when exercising expensive and dlalcut con
m apds 80 remote departments ~ divisions TINS
TER clause allows tavo-itism enough and snou.a
nnt b. surprised Fl; va adoption.
zen JoEy II EATON. JACKSON - ~ -ecrtia-
r. bought 81 Arabian horse sent iron Morocco ~
Aissest asa present ~ TINS Government N -iJ. Al;
sos ke,r him i've wears sod hirh tor $50 t a cir
.4s aad nos asks -l.--4 lost b. TIE P1rl base a.
the horse disappointed his expectations The h,rse
vas "a .rly sold and the -euste Committee report
not 20 i've EATON 2 cent
Mr. IoNgs ~ Tenn spoke vel today upon the
s45. cct o. resolution from the senate Tor more
money % new llnctionary a special luvestigai
iDg -ourerne Court I1dges Clerk. I0vfs truly
stated that the Judiciary costs twice a. much %
ought y do and tina: BE- would oppose the meas
urc as well ne may Mr. BAyiY. whose miserable
management Of the Custon-House reform case
SPEAKS poorly Tor his business talent, spoke IN "a
.0r Of the measure and Mr. CARTrEg Of Ohio
AGAINST L. Mr. sad ;rat when tie members o.
the Court could not DO their own mtHkfHg. through
ID are debility. or BAD habits be would be tor
dispensing with them IL seems that formerly the
.agrvers were allowed b. the Court - spin their
ya-ns 10 any ,.ngth. no matter how many suffered
thereby Now. pleader before them must close
Dis hsrranguc ia two hours. NJ CARfTzR has no
idea Of providine thinking machine Tor The
bench The Clerk vas allowed. nevertheless.
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Coiaase-Oregon Commerce Brevet Rank
Pensions 10 Military ohcers-Enten>
uorac-A Thinking Machine.


WASHINGTON "Wednesday Feb Is
There Is no end to the private bills snd other
measures Introduced into the House Some OF
them have been acted upon by tie Standin. Com
mittees The Committee on Commerce. through
Mr MLANE. this morning reported back the Con
bill amended so rs to make eighghs Of dollars a
legal tender in all cases only &; cents slxPenses
a; cents, pistsreens at cents and Spanish guar
tens at 20 cents The double dime. or twenty
cent new coinage clause IS struck ont sltoSeiher.
M- TUrRsroS induced the House 10 consent TO h
Resolution req0irins the Committee Commerce
70 enquire as h the expediency o; ordering Ger
tam improvements TO be made in the navigation o.
he Co!unbis snd ~ erecting Light Houses on the
OREGON coast Tie House has ordered, that Mr.
Julian oi Indians who Is sick. be paid hrs wages
A few DAYS ago the Committee GA Military INST
ters shroash Nj burt reported bill to regulate
h-avet rsnk and q retire disabled army othccis-
MS hill 10 create pension list, hesvier than
Wis, the british cali their dead weight Il pro
,isss that when the President q (. the admins
ration of tie dsyl shall think nc 10 consider sny
military o.sccr TOO Old to luiirm, or disabled by
vr,nnss sct IN the service he nay eEder him TO Re
csiv. his fan cav lor the rest 81 his lie, accord us
n his linesl or stat rSnk bat without extra emo.
umepts and some one else Is % be commissioned
In his nlaee Thus We 20 Wars 70 extend Sla-
very on Monday. Pensions to anybody tie Presl-
dent pleases on TUESDAY, heavy debt on W Ell
nesdsy, plenty Of taxation hrst indreci, nexi a.
rect On Thursday and Friday WHAT woea N''
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auar. Br.akwstrr s-J0ss savannah Hsr'slr
$4,000 Ena d.. $4,000 81 OsTego 20 So 600
az Cleveland Ohio So 900 frRci River $4,000
- mis- Ha-h1r. 50 QUO % Dlb1qre SEQ 900 .
-ne OBJ below ptisblr-. s2Iuo0 hr m1lih OF
e., Graesec. $4,000 ~ Milwaukee s10lll
Mcmsau City &c ss3 >3aaao Q cinpl,ie 'sht
house on Caysie-t Reef Florida.
As Do asst wear ss749oo are asked Tor the utei
states MAJ. transportation. Liverpool anil New
ors New-l1-S ami Cha-res. Panama AMI Ore.
-l-. For prrparin- Nsaticsl Almanac Tor he
7-ess. sl4.--o Fo-ihe photographed Othce here
another = SD e asked 70 buy instruments ether
E. 80 - bus books ani maps other $500 i'r
lili.n- printing anu publishing sl5oo5 ios copy
jug from oh sea journals tor tie wlld and curreut
charts s. Who checks this expenditure These
are prnce'y MAIDS Beside the >l-.>so ir the
Almanac. exclusive % printing sud the >D-.-tl
fox the byiruzrapic there 5 estimate % -3l..o1
,1- offcers 10 National Olse-, ator,. 10 : as
s-re.ly vel o,hcersd Professor BAcHE 5. Is
sad before. very leaned. but be pulls hari sud
often and loug upon the National purse strings
ROGER SHERMAN
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Postage Reiorm-The Coinage BiiI Twenty
Cent Pieces.
spoui-uce OF the Tribune
WAsHfN.Tu.. " rt

cores pull-rcc oi The Iruule
WAsHINs1os "Wednesday, teo. t.
Many bills ani resolutions, drawn mp or intro
lucci by Members - to the permanent commit
sees in the early week Of the session and prompt
ID. acted upon and returned 70 the House OF Senate
Is the case may be stand pretty fair chance OF
obtaining the deliberate consideration OF one or
PERHAPS 10th branches Of Congress especially dun
ing the long session-fur were tins the b,cnnia
,,ssion ending 81 Of March Il would Be within ses
eateen days OF It's close. with nothing done OF DO
mc Eycnthe Census bill has not been acted upon
ia either House
am glad 70 see petitions or Post Olhce reform
crowding .n II Is said that the House Committee
,n the Post Oghce were az first indsposed to 20
with the country. but that the pettloulng Is not
without its effect upon them Their names are
Emery D Potter SAWYER successor from the in-
terror OF Ohio. Lou. Chairman he IS apparently
business man Phelps OF No. Featherston OF
Mss. stanton Of Ky, Powell Of Va. Southern Lo-
Us McKissock ID, y y. and Hebard Of VI. North
ern aai Aston Cd Ala Southern, Wings with
Durkcc OF VI Loco Free Soiler.
Messrs Rush Texas Soule Bright, pham aud
Morton are the Senaies Postal Committee.
The sooner they begin 20 report the better but
I suppose we shall De deaiened for some time 10
come about admitting tree state. and o.ack
aristocratic one, side by sice-desPOtlsms wedding,
Liberty btHs me pTilt lhV, n t"S -'ii- NJ -
going.
NJ w J. Brown OF Indisns. who played his
cards SO ~ come within tw0 votes Of saving siT
CoBB the trouble 81 presiding in the House thus
Congress introduced a Postage biI on the ith,
which is referred % Mr. POTTER and his colleagues.
Il IS inclOsed.
Mr.. BRowS fixes the postage On ball ounce let
ters at five cents. paid o. unpaid, after next sep
TENDER
~NewspSpers pamphlets. magazines, Perlodt
cas- or other printed matter. lie would isrif thus
one cent for every ounce snd halt, OF fraction
thereof. al ncwsparcrs Sc- not sent = regular
subscribers must BE- prepaid no postage Is 10 be
charged. ca newspapers sent per mail within ihe
county where they are published Anybcdy may
agree 70 carry newspapers i0r hire outside tie
mail Handbil.s and circulars charge two cents Z
rot waiered. Letters sent abroad b woa.d
charge fiteen cents sea postage n the United
States mail ines The Postmaster General uli-ti
ipcresse these rates The ranking privilege =
be con..Daed bat restricted - ounce letters, src
members niustn frank Tor mend sny more nodei
sic penalty Thus FAR Mr. W J. BRowS.
Mr. ScHKNCKs CON bIl reduces the legal v4iae o
spanish shiilisg b that u a dime. and The forf
sixPenee 20 five csrts. Foreign quarters are &c
fetch but - cents. The min, Is required 70 co'i
double dunes q ~ cent pieces equal to tie mir
adOasr or Halifax shilling Why 10; .isoissue I
million say $1,000 copper haf cents They
woad be very useful 10 those who labor hard arc
earn bas hrtle. y
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Independent writes from Washington 10 iie
.Ao,h Alaeyicqa that liberal and psaiseworhy
PROPOSITION Ia. been submitted 10 the Secretary VI
the Navy through Moses n. Grnnea, Esq Of New
YorA. 70 equip and furnish TWO suitable vessels tor
Che prosecution Of ,he search after Sir John Frank
l1 npon condition that the Government viii lend
Is oountenance 70 the noble enterprise, by appoint
iug naval ofhcers 10 conduct the expiration II e
suggestion IS received with favor, and hope 70 be
able 20 announce, at an early day that u has Deen
fgu, sanctioned Dy the President and the Cabinet
A lumber OF accomplished and gallant young oth
GERS are ready 20 volunteer . accept orders In
Tins hazar5o-s and from the aarrity and
.pirit which S understood y have been exhibited
already, the expedition Is likely % be offered
xith the picked men OF the service. Lieutenant
Lynch has been iayorsby mentioned In connection
With the command.
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CITY lTYMs.

TRussDAy AyI,ssoos, FEB ~
5HAD>--S To the poles % the poles 10 NE ofy Z,
nd he basy hum u preparation 3 growing oaos' -1
SadsT New seines dsily enlarge spoe INC
ines are Iesrn-4-uev. oars Esnd and q efs
he shore -The ConnaOa0rs' 10 below, 49, -.se~s
N ioos oas ready % .pssr ne Ara sAsdsv q .asd IA
- ,,rs,, .ss ssosgh Of cosrsss nsver dost'ed
- a.. ,-.ay sor lhs earliest run h-ssnen are b.
,.cng her shed seass IN s1pes'sa's and ep's's. ssf'
-arei neal snd gh for he frs's produces q essp
Keep cool good hiene' %, h~ w'f'a a.s.. ssa w
~, va from Old sifTiBayfs shofe;" and 20 ssEnssI
- r,esf e.Siier opeDbosOmed seoms han hat
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to We undetItand that very successful oosSi
ss1sh- we're made IN connezon vtll ~ 49, - ~,
~ n- ai1efence q sOGg1uce t~tEssD
Tae eiszrspA lir- ~ss 10 afmirAbe sor I - - -
sEs- ere exchanged. and tee IA . = ssl~~rsriss =
- -1s - -. - an q ne clock q W athing-
"a we're Icfnes sasszneossly a ne 70 y - :
IL Ite Opersoons aere 80 vv..ss.~,1 yers Sirse,rr
L. PROF 8 q WaIker tas Coast sis.ry u sep-fin-
- - :. -. Ct.rssstO1 Observatory. The scie1fflc
- sp-ss % aga ierns q ihe quirs ard "a l1
- & fl.rk Mr. Cx,6we. ths 0pefafor Il nv Tee
- - hi rs cily. perforred nis won Char hes-
coxNIsIgS % Clans ASAissI a.1Ioo---
,.,.;.g.u fuests- Feb Il 1850 Tie Board ufs par
..ss ~ a oornnsenf Prtseut a. he nembefs. Aef
90. .st.Or Tie board ozrnec REL II A ~ o-nsfvN
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BY TFlEGalpH TO THE NtW.YOaE TAla0N.
He Annexnrion NIosemeni.

BOsT0S TLurfday. PEI u.
The - John papers Of FEB. Z have been receiv
a. The Seo BreneicEer contains long and weifwrien
se n f.vtr OF Annexat0n % me Uuited States contend
no rs r the want 0f DO .r and popp alton ar
- az, udng hWav and thsi The Free-Trade policy Of
tr M c.nsfliot sl right Of the COlOfss 10 agi,eie ths
s4eci and cn upon thern n me nume Of uef chdfrn
---.L - -.- ca--n nlL % n.-..-.-. % ne .uL
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Thc Adn,n. .iIurier.

Bo.TYS. Thursday. Deb H.
Dr. NJ Clark OF Lawrence. who was arrested Tor
the murder a. Miss Adams y.ser!ag, upon the finding
of te Corouer'- Jury h8s beer taken M Salem Jai -
wife who - charged with beiuF ecc0mpHcf T. very
sck ard wac e home VIII two cDn>inhes 10 1ok a'f
her r. is now Supposed hai ihe deceased WINE unne'E"
mo the operaiou made ouicres ard that iraring dis
eoyeTy iui OF cloth put over her mouth, and mar
.saIt ihry obliged 10 kl her Inc young man Iay
w. ie lover "A ne deceased testified for Government be-
trs u CoroueTs Jury d. CLARK l. 60 years Old and Inns
heretofore been physician a. Georgetown Mass
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NEWARK ITEMS

THrzzDar AfTEsseos. fssl
TAxsG FoREISs AGEscsEs~-Tbe se~"x Fne
Department hsss peurioosd for 40 sss ~ s'''s,sH
.sseies Of oreSn lnsarsDss Conp~nsrs o NE e 'h~
,. Fun Of dc Dspsrpsps issi'ossts~f insdsqs@fs
,,.,,, a,..l, rn@u.h~r. ssa ~sto~s nd esasirsa-
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-" 4 new ArUnionr has been started IN
yrsesss 10 patroui1s Of he Hone Ans- hal city
sho As agreed 70 slish I've or gnA pictures each worn
zoo 70 be drawn IN I've different prize. BY leo msbsrs
4 y each me drawings. &C. be conducted IN Dc
sane m4Ha~s Lose Of nc American Art nsOs ~ as
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80 Gers Mai sobscribeSs Fys Dollars per snrum, b
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AsorHEr BUFFALO CoSvESTIos.-Ine P'0rf-
a,,e, X. T. Dafy Frss S0r' T'raHscrsPt, feierTifg
- n. contemplated National Anti slavery Con
vsptioa = BE- he'd a. Buffalo next June, says.
49, 80 ID vi .. followed ~ ore a. Bus wrah
-, 5rrere r. Freais = free Sol ~ Fr~rds n ih-ir
Can--y sri rioa. snt ~ srTi- wt-ch = saf 2fe a
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TYY Ruzzs--The Ai<xssdy7a lLs.l Rspssl'esN
. ss.s -, avs tt.f Red kiyrr . sih:n go tesn Two
.s u Is bssks I. os q .s sS~n 40 e. 49,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15

THE NIEGIyIt >LAVEET ALsOIUTIOSs The
-.-o1rous "a rle WHO. PrOv-o ard t-1rei hscs.
psssed rt- Sers,e q Nirztus AanezT, win salea
neul d. s,h W 70 slnke a. szveho1g- Sun o.
fors Szle-- 80 ai Tie resccrOns lay te se1i 70 al ne
s-A-es Of ne In.o1-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15

DROF. BROWNS cl.4sic.i srd Commercial seboel,
80, "a IL fwsod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15

2. : The people North Slavery weaAens NOR
aliiy and patriotism South are keeping up steady
ire in the form OF petitions. for the abolition %
logging and the spirit ration in the Navy. and tor
Post Office reform (which latter cannot be Kept
back \ memorial from oltizeus OF Niagara CoHn'
~ Ny asks for second ship canal between
lakes Ere AMI Ontario Is not the Neland
enough especially when We ooasidcr tia, the yates
Of toll evicd on II don't yield u per cent Oh ihe
,mt,avl HOGAN SALoNoN is here prosecuting lis
'athers claim fox repayment Of advances maze 10
GOV, rnment or l. oicer, during the war Of 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15

PoIlcE pAY.-There was a meeting Of the Pc-
ceiaens Committee to-day al Military Hail. In the
B0wery for the purpose Of making Arrangements 10 pre-
.entthe memorial OF the Pocelnen the Common Coan'
cii al their meeting on Monday evening.
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