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~ Dds Cornell Total ssS hhda ass - h' meassos
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bSs poasses ieon2 Nils mos,sss u hides "a
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


CKESCENT UFTfCE,
Wednesday Morning, February g., 1864.
CoTToN-The demand was limited yesterday and the
sales reached barely 1000 bales without further change
prices.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior ...... 5M6D 81 Mddling Fair. I01z65I0Z
S Middiny * a os Fair 20
Good Midding... 91Sf0eIlGood and Fine... %
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
Stock on hand Sept. 1859. -. .1o572 29,46b
Received since -. 49,. .698oT5 1886
yestsrday..... 45l4-.7o25S9 o0O-- 1886
Mu. 7l316l asyoo1
Exported to date ..... .47i.Tl5 1853
yesterday -. 4063=i81T78 l6l-117H
Stock on hand not cleared. ..... 2sl383 ... 26257
TOBACC0-We did not hear Of a sale.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-sugar was in good request
and 1900 hhds taken at for Fair Molasses
active but lower with of 5000 bbs ut 151let
y gallon for Good to Prime lots Choice and held at
I'D U gallon Z.
FL0UR-Hgher and noticed sales Of few lots Of
Ohio at 81 So and two atboa loads embracing 1850 bbs
to be delivered alongside ship at 81 rs r. Dbl Holders
asking 81 rs "a Dbl for St. Louis superfne and So
for Extra.
GRAIN-sales Of 900 sacks Corn at 85t p bushel st.
Louis Outs we're held at IS 69S p bushe for Prime.
PROFESSIONALISM was quiet, and the principal sale
was 100 bbls Russes at SO So On Monday $50 bbs Mess
were sold at $13 u Dbl Green Meats active with
sales of Ii Sides aud Shoulders in bulk at
ga thu and 40 b for the latter and loo 600
ib Hoground taken by dealer at 90 p h. Bacon
higher and IS casks Prime Sides sold at about 6t
q Ii.
IAY-Goo bales Western solda day two since at
the reduced rate of $40 per ton.
ROPE-30o coils were taken, in two lots, at II cash.
GUNNY BAGS-sales 227 bales at 40 sixty days add
ing interest 145 4 cash 27s to arrive at 4& cash
and 100 at lat, thirty days adding interest.
COFFEE-60o bags Rio sold at 1034D11, 800 at H.
and 100 at ~ u ID.
WHIsKY-saes $50 bbls Rectihed, in several lots, at
261 U gallon . ~. %
FREIGHTs-A ship taken for Havre at ne for
Cotton and one for Trieste Con Monday at 12se.
Observation-Disclosures very limited at our quotations.
steriing .,.......,...............1 log 6Dl07
Fra 81 q x GD5fS2a
New York szty-day Bills. .2z83A = ct. disc,
Sight Checks on New York. ..... 1E0lI4Ss ct. disc
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VTCYSBVRG.

= VIII leave FRIDAY February 10, 81 5 o'clock P. "
EfOR GRAND LAKE LANDING, - =
PRINCETON LAKE PROVIDENCE, MILL slkk9askSsSS
KES'S BEND, vICKSBURG GRAND GULF, ROD
NEY MATCHES, FORT ADAMS. BAYOU SARA, BATON ROUGE
and all interneats hs Pks.
FRANk LYON. H. Estes master. ll leave above, every
FRIDAY Throughout the season.
apply beard,
STRBfHER i BROS. Agents, Is Poydras street
II The Frank will hage CLERK hs
street. early on Wednesday, morning
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lfVERPOOL-SAip Ellen Divers 90 ssCks salt 10 order
NEWPORT-BArS CasIun3l1 tons failroRd iron to orde
THOMASTOSBark Jno PAyssnesOo casks line rnaater
CAMDES--BEg Wasteil--l SOC casks lime to master.
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SODA ASH-210 casks Steele & Sons, land
~ ing rom ship Adratc and in store, for sale by
feb4 J. C. HARDLL Co, 81 Magazine at.
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COAST
I10R GRAND PRAIRTE ana III -
OUACRITa RIVER.

- Will lsass THURSDAY, February o. at o'clock r.Y
Ht'okx o oGACHITA RIVER AID. ~ a.
n BAYOU DApBosIE.-The hne saat running uaq-
5snger steamer MAJOR AUBRF Jones mater
sa ~ toft ne En and viii ays
fets MCDOWELL. JR a BELL. u Poydrss street.
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wtllleaye THURSDAY, February o. a. O'Clock p 81.
NOR MOUTH OF C0LDWATER, 1s -
MOUTH OF TiLLATosA. LEFLoRE, GREEN la shehs5
NCKsbURti all landi
DOEEThe superior and sEt running passenger DOVE
Edward Phelps freight and will leave
above For freight pasag having Accommodations apply
on board, or to
JOHN E. HYDE & co, II PoydrAs street,
feb7 or to SMITH q FT5ISTER, ID Cansl street
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JErFERsoE CRY,
Tuesday Evening, February 7, 1854.
Arrived to-day 297 head of Cattle 2l9 Hogs and 26s
sheep The supply Of stock Offering ample and the mar
ket in favor OF purchasers
-PRIEKS-
BEEFCArrLE (Western) fine to choice asst y ID net
- rough to fine. .........6 az " II net
tAttskapas & Texas)..4 N05hs u Ii net
Hoes ......................41&G95 d y Ii net
SHEEP lin lots) ................S 755 % p bead
(Good and Choice .....s "a SO head
Much Cows ........,.........s25 00060 90 p head
(Choice). ...........S- 00O- 90 q head
CALVES AND YEARLITGs. .......S 00(O14 90 q head
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VIII lsave SATURDAY February H. at s O'Clock p NJ
EsOR V1CKSBUR WARREsToN, @sy =
new CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, ROD. tslks6szss
FEY, SATcSEZ FORT ADAaiS BAYOU SARA, EsSsAs4ssssr
BATON RouGEReguar Saturday Weekly Vkabag lei
Steamer SOUTHERN BELIEThe swift
running SOUTHERN BELLE
White will leave above For freight apply
SMITH FIafISTER, 16 Canal Eteet,
- The Southern Belle will take Yazoo freight with privileges
otrsshipting.
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4 IME-2000 barrels fresh Rockland and
l. A Utica Lime for sale by
fsa JOHN G. HARDILL i CO.. 81 Magazine street.
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LSRENCH AND SPANISH TAUGHT BY

n Monsieur ALIEN NELSON No. St. Charles street.
TESTIMONIALS:
Nelson please yon will your chair
Of languages in The KENTUCKY Military Institute
f. W MORGAN, Joint Superintendent
Monsieur decidedly teacher Of French
with, and gentleman in all his condaet.
Psi. NOBLE BUTLER Louisville.
of the
Speaking Spanish with elegance Pu-
riy.h Louisville Journal.
Ills system we'll adapted for learners iHo the mysteries Of
the French Spanish Engh Languages in short Of
time NO Crescent,
personal opportunities Judging NJ
him
sais put practice. IN o.
TTuuD ianqA Iy
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wI1leavs TUESDAY. Fabraayy "a. q. o'clock PM
E4SOR VICKSBURG, WARRENToN, sg n.
a NEW CARTHAGE. GRAND GULF, ROD
NEY, NATGHEZ, a inermsdiae landings
Regular yieka burg Packet MAGNoLLaThe sud masna
swift running MAGNOLIA ST. Clair Thomas
e leave freight passage apply
board or to SMITH b FISISfER. is Canal ST. fs51
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on s tic Ports,
PHILADELPHIA, Jan .sArr brig Daniel Mallory Weldon New
Orleans. - 49,
BALTIMORE, Jan soArr biga VIM Stewart, Hooper, Ocean
Belle, Cooper, Nev0tlesn'. -
Cid, ship St Peter, Dillingham;, Nsw0reans.
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Rarka.
shc,by Coilege, sheiburttse. Kw.

t- Ent organized under the supervision Of Dr. A. GUENTz
ahost experienced Educator and Colonel E. W MORGAN Dsn
guhed Graduate Ts Point complete
monty efficient Faeulsy
G1s- Taenumber Of Students is strictly limited. -g4
Thia Institution empowered confer Degrees
THE LOCATION is most salubroua and delightful.
ABUNDANT SUPPLY OF EXCELLENT WATER from Springs
we'll IA Colossal Cisterns.
BUILDINGS very Spacious comodous DAmpnsss
APPARATUS Complete, and Superior in all Departments.
THE LIBRARIES number upwards Of five thousand
THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION truly thorough adapted
ALL PuRPosEs0F PRACTICAL LIFE embracing
Englisb Commercial Branches together the Classic
Mathematics MdAn Languages Philosophy Engineering, Geo
Chemistry etc. successful pursuit Of all which
studies extraordinary opportunities offered.
DISCIPLINE Parental at the
in accordance with the MILITARY ORGANIZATION OF this
Institution.
GYMNASTICS and MODERATE MILITARY DRILL. contribu.
greatly to the promotion Of Health inp4rt gener1sniy gait
ETC., etc. the other hand the MILITARY DISCIPLINE
epgenders habits Of Punuay Regularity Order,
Person, etc.. etc.
EF9- United with this College M..-
SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, AND
PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
both Of which receive particular attention. the Preparatsy School
Boys from twelve years upwards admitted.
az The ensuing Term the 1st OF Febrsay 1854
DR. A. GUENTZ, President.
.-4. COL. +. W. MORGAN. V. P ofshelby College.
~ The President Of this College will be at the ST. CHARLES
HOTEL present month take
charge ofstud.nts from this City
Es CATALOGUES exhibiting Terms may be obtained the
Office sfthis paper.
APPLICATIONS snd DIRECTIONS OF parents who
personal may left the Charles Hotsl
The public following gentlemen
vicinity;
L. D. ADDISON, Sen, ESQ, flames HOPKINS, ESD.
]. d. ADDISON, Jun, Esq, ED. WILL JOHNSTON. ESQ.,,
THOs. ANSLY, Ear, editor Of Crescent)
DIR. BODESHAafER, REV. DIR. IEACOCK,
GLENDY BURKE Esq, ALPHoSSE hi1LTENBERGER,
A. I. BURNLEY, Esg. Esq,
COL. G. j. D0BYSS. I'M. o. Fl NORTON, ESQ,
HON. GARNET DUNCAN, Hewitt, Norton 6co0
CORNELIUS FELLOWES Esq. HON. JUDGE l.. STIRLING,
WILLIAM FELLOWES ESQ, OF St Franetavflle, In.
JILSON HARRISON, Esq, REV. JOSEPH B. WALKER,
payne q Iiarrison) WAI WHITEHEAD, Eco,
WILLIAM &. iEWES Esq, (Whtehead K Chanbera)
jaulf Yw2Jp &2w3dP
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IMAM RICES-Dan Rice's great Equestrian
Establishment CHARLES STREET Is open every
might the week and onSATURDAY SUNDAY AFTERNOONS
il IL o'clock n.
unsurpassed great
Hppodrome the country For particulars bills
the .Mmle. MlNNA
OF imported DANCING and PERFORMING HORSES.
~ Doors open g. and performance O'Clock.
" Dress Circle and Parquee so cents Gallery cents Coord
pnYasb & renta Eahi
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FLATBoATs
PITTSBURGH-Ptrs boats-7O 900 bushels coal to order
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UKEsCENT UFFICki
Wednesday Morning, February s., 1864.
C0TToN-The demand was limited yesterday and the
sales reached barely 1000 bales without further change
prices
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RIVER STEAMERS.

Y 5AFoURCHE PACKET DOCTOR
EATEY5 CAN'T v. G. Wilson. leaves MONDAYS LksfEsS
at IS :. N. and FRIDAY L. H. ssssss5e.s1zSsss5ig
n7l q 4, LAFoREsT, 2, Bian@1fs as &c..
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n PRESERVE BEAuTY-pon't Chalk, Lily oY arg
q the sDeaed faded Aow
II would have the brought back check ls.
healthy aid transparent and life
SUSTAIN, bottle Of cARTERs SPANISH MIXTURE
according directinns
nsas bat if after lew doses do nd health
elastic and the whole
uvlg9hed like Spring then hopeless
all the valuable certificates onnggh sreae.t
| p0werfnlly ehieacioBs.
81 Fer saein New Orleans Wholesale Retail BY
j. 1G & CO,
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NOTICE-W. K F. FRYER, Indian Doctor
Ny friends and he public will be pleased learn that have
Office Consultation
have the power restoring happiness
ptoblemaics
will testify.
kE Office hours from O'clock A. NJ till O'Clock
professional official business.
N.B.-Dr. W. A. WILLIAMS having
Studsn with Student will uperirteud
Frnomen agent and partner has supposed by
the publicity notices
eahiln =" in 1852 by mistake. Respectfully yours,
ieb6 X. FRYER
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DLACIDEs VARIETIES. GraYier street.-

Mr. ]. s. BROWNE respectfully that his BENEFIT
NIGHT will be THURSDAY NEXT February 1854, which
CHESTERFIELD TFiNSkIS Chesterfield Thnskin, j. 8.
Browne TO be followed by the BHsa OF tho SWISS COTTAGE
In which Mr. Plncii and Mrs. Howard will conclude
with ROBERT MAC6 hRnaire, Mr. s. jacques
Strcpt Mr.. Holland Marie, Mr Stuart. feOl Il
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n AVN LILLIAN W W WOOD,
NJ ATTORNEY AND CouNSELLoR-AT-LAW,
Offices No. ri Royal street,
Has resumed the his will special
ton u bnAiness.
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EN ATES-25 trails fresh Dates for sale by
n febs #. COCHRAN d HALL, 80 Grayitr ST.
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This extraordinary medicine principle ts
the human frame subject to BUT ONE DISEASE corrupt
which, when floating the general
the body, ruSlady incident D
be body andy RTGHT'g
iNnBN VEGETABLE PILLS mutually ether
that by them al morbid and corrupt humos desae)
entirely removed, and this in easy and
For sale in Nav Orleans Wholesale and Retail.
j. WRIG 7 & CO.,
ianl6 No Xxi chs
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WIN WethsTles 49,
Wurteinbsrg ..,.3s d,
WIN Patten ....., SD,
" D Sewell. .2T,d
WIN stetson .....22 d
Wm Terrell. Poin
Wellflaet .......I6,d
Wallace ,.......,43,d,
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a tEMENT-3OOO bbls Newark, landing from
-tps Howada Abaro, stralens and NJ T. Trout for sale by
j G. HARDLY a co. q MAGAZINE
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The subscribers being appointed agents for
above celebrated Consistently supplied with
pn, which they offer to the trade a New York prices
r. F. NICHOLS d co.
torpFk Few
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JAMES HOPKINS, Esq,
ED. WILL JOHNSTON, Esq,
{Edi,0r Of the Creecent,)
REV. DIR. LEACOCK,
lALPHoSSE MILTESBERGER,
In. o. Il. NORTON, Esq,
l Hewitt, Norton &co.)
HON. JUDGE ]. l.. STIRLING,
OF st. Franciaville, L.,
REV. JOSEPH b. WALKER,
VIM. WHITEHEAD, Etq,
whitehead 4 Chambera.)
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MEMPHIS.

wfIeave WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY s. at S o,,,c, p NJ,
ESOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, NAPO- -
LEON, LAKE PRoyInENCE, NATcuEz, .ellAlAI.s4EFs
VICkSBUR5 and al intermediate
WEDNESDAY Memphis Packet BULLETIN No. a.~Tae fne
steamer BULLETIN No Church.
be feay 70 receive freight Monday morning.
For freight or passage, apply cnbeari.
John E. HYDE L CO. IA Poydras street
N BThe BULLETIN connects, Memphis steamers
John Simpson, for NASHVILLE and the Memphis
taking passengers through deenn fat6
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GslGlLY ORANGES-4O0 bxs. Sicily Oranges
\ y iuu ordor, Tor tn4 by - -
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KE 3. MERRELL & COMP Y.
n 4. BANKERS, BULLION AND EXCHANGE DEALERS,
% Camp, of Comaon
REFERENCES
NEW YORK: NEW ORLEANS:
hesss. Beebee & Co.. Canal and Banking Company,
Massra Rowland & Aspnwal. Messrs. James Robb
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MOBILEs
WATERlAeG Pieces.

w SIEAdBOaI CaR EAfrSS Ind szzzY :.
a oWEzRS....ATsV OEesHs TaanarY issa.- tatsf@S
aaa .assdsrsigaed has this day
S9AF AGENCY his ard viii
2 aneh BUSINESS u saws grsseut sraseif 4efoF
lss public he ths; caz experience tag
loy q ohera the b1aaess, syy
sa sad personal attention the together hiz
with shippesa, may
s hssefelres respectfully
F Hsssfz. WATERS, CAMDEN 4 Newt Orleans.
sIoSE 4 WALW0aTH,
BRIDGE d BRO.
WFifTE& BUCHANAN.
Eapssfn SS1 Y. ca steamer L. NJ Kerastt.
g. =; 1919 Delaware.
ianI child. nassr II Psva-.. ,A 20 sea1
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SUNDRIES-

#bREsERYEs- Canton Ginger, Chowchow.
West tnls Shaker Fnisool's Gsrion's, for
ianaa St r. +. NICHOLS d co. IS Camp street.
SPiCES-Ginger. Pimento, Gloves, Pepper,
~ HnImsgs and cassla, for Rate by
jan31 r. F. NICHOLS h co, 81 Csnp street.
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ATNGLISH FIRE BRICkS-30 900 for sale by
n "A fthl J HARnILt& co. ~ Magazine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-15
NOMFN.s RIGHTS CONTENTION

ALBANT, Tuesday, Feb. H. 1854.
Notwithstanding the ncemency Of the weather there
quite assemblHge Of pres at the opening
Of The Convention this afternoon.
Susan B. Anthony called TIE meeting to order andmaio
the following nominations
Pr P,,Hdeaf-NI ELrz.sEru clDY STANTON
City, Hoa VIM 1s Of ssTosi SPINS Ly 1s
e GtI' a., tSA Si O. As3y h M 4 LsPP Of
VI 5s S rs. j s5osn VIM Claiming
Sos'a,esu.an B. Anthony Of Rochester; Sarah Pellet
Trsyer By the Rev. Mr Nav. Mrs. Stanton re-
tuned thanks for the honor conferred in appointing her
Prtsident
Mr. Claiming addressed the Convention ae to is ain
and objects.
The petition to be presented the Legislature contains
$500 signatures and asks that Select Committee be ap
pointed in each House to consider the subject.
The Rev Miss Brown. from the Business Committee,
read series of resolutions She said that al that women
asked was fair and truthful statement Of their objects
and for this purpose these resolutions expressing the views
of the Convention would be offered for adoption. The
resolutions set forth that who class females aliens
unfit to b. quas and seek 10 govern them without
their consent established oigarchy which should be
put away The second resolution is much to the same
purpose The third says that the Of family be
abandoned by than by women, for the sake
Of any Of the institutions devised by The rest Of
the resolutions declare that fiction that husband and
wife are one person. that the Legislature ought TO extend
the benefits Of the laws Of 1876 and 1872 and give women
comuete control over their busin ss-unversal suf
face TO fmales-er right TO representation their joint
participation in civil rights and duties female jurors &c
Mrs Nichols late editor Of TIE Ui1dham W. County
H6E0crG then addressed the Convention speaking enemy
to the helpless position of women made so by The laws
ftle land After remarks by Mr. Love and the
Rev. MI May, taken till O'Clock.
Ats o'clock the Convention reassembNd. The address
to the Legislature read by Mrs. Stanton. II main
tain and considers the following positions and conditions
lst The trial of woman by jury Of her peers % Wo
nan considered as q wife. Sd. Woman considered az
widow nh Woman considered mother These
conditions Of woman were set forth forciby and the laws
applicable shown in much deformity Mr. Claiming then
spoke but interrupted by Kissing POce Justice Cole
iterferd desiring those who dissatisfied ID leave.
Mrs Ernestne L. Rose followed and at the conclusion Of
her remarks the Convention adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-15
HOMEOPATHIC CONVENTION.

ALBANY, Tuesday, FEB. H. 1891.
The HOMEOPATHIC Convention met here today DIR. Ball
of New York presiding Only twenty members were
present After the roll called several new members
were elected The order of business suspended to
ceive reports of cured by single remedy Several
cases were reported and discussed Committee,
ssng of Drs Paine, Wells and Jones, appointed to
suggest subjects for discussion Recess till the afternoon
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Reports in reference to honorary members selected from
other State Societies made.
Dr. Paine reported the partial proyngs OF several
drugs and time was granted for further report.
DR. Kirby, from the Committee ia relation 10 Homeo
pahic College reported recommending further action
al present Adopted.
The Teaurers report was presented.
series of subjects for discussion at the next meeting
we're proposed and referred to committees.
Drs Kirby Paine and Stevens appointed delegates
20 the Rhode Island Homeopathic Society.
resolution expressive OF the approval of the Conyen
ton in the bin pending in the Legislature fsr the pro
motion Of medical science adopted unanimously.
The following elected officers for the ensuing year
4 Chds OF Waterloo President ii. Adams, Of Cohoes,
j Bowers Of New York i + Richardson, OF Syracuse,
Vice Presidents; II. d. Paine, OF Albany, Secretary
The semi annual meeting is TO be held on the sec
ond Wednesday Of September in New York.
Adjourned to hear the address OF the President in the
Capitol this evening
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damp from the presses beyOnd the gresiLske aud we rssi
lest night by It's agency the rOrds OF those whose lssen
dary forms have faded ron The eye of Tine.
The wonderful word inscribed upon the scn2er Of Ara
bsnsry vas FOwEs bat hiss been tTanserrei 10 me
pen the plane the plow and the pres Han has rea
dered obsdnn; to BIS all lie iD2TSoas Il u eeiAF
under his feet or be sends it. the wings OF the WINS
around the wo;ld He tmes lie fall Of the hamH'F L
weighs to ounce its stroke il checks within haFs
breadth OF tie anvil
In that watch Of yours you carry power innared N
box and bound around with chan YOa hsve rggei
anchor and cable TO time itself When you wound
that watch this morning you did In m)moni with few
turns OF the key Whist would take twenty four hoars to
undo you dfused Little atom Of power over day AL
night you sent it on long journey from wheel to
wheel round and round. into time TO come lis com.
mission might have been good and the lease Of your life
have expired hours before
A queer and docis thing & Power
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MEETINGS AGAINST THE NEBRASKA BILL IN
BOSTON

Bosros Tuesday Feb lt. 1854.
Popular movements in opposition the Nebraska bill
are taking place in many towns in New England The
Convention OF Free Sosfs in Faaeul Hall on TIursiay
next to be followed by another in the place OF the
ed inst irrespective Of parry Many eloquent and inaa
enG citizens viii he present and address the meeting on
the ed
In the House to day the resolutions in opposition % the
Nebresla bi were passed q third reading by yeas 2is
nays l3-the latter consisted Of II Democrats and
Wigs On the question OF su-pending the rules TO pAss
the resolutions to be engrosed debate arose ia which
Mr.. Whitney Of Conway, Democrat, argued that no m Al
has right 10 legislae for freedom Slavery in other
than bis oSn State. Before reaching decision the
House adjourned
The wooden mills of r s Denney. in Clappyile Mas,
$4,000
The Belgian bark New York Packet, from New York
for Antwerp put in here day in distress having lost sails
and sprung aleak in a gale on the 5th inst