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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-01
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

This body of City TIE ,hers held its regular month
ly meeting 90 Saturday evening, in the ball Of tho
Board Of Education, the President, j. H. flaming,
Principal of Ward School No. ~, in the Chair.
Mr. Alfred Greeneaf, Principal Of The Brook
lyn Female Seminary, was elected a member and
Professors Benedict and Benkson Of the Free Aesde-
my Of this City. were proposed for membership
Tie PRESIDENT made an appropriate silusion to tho
recent death of Mr.. Edward A. Jones the late efii-
Glen. Vice Principal of Ward School No 3s.
A brief communication on the Mayors Black
book" was read, in which fears were expressed lest
vhs, was well designed to correct official delinquen-
cies, and public pusances, might be allowed to BE-
come a public medium for the grathc stion Of merely
per,ona nalignty-thus tending to inh'cs hsome IN
stances by its published expare state nent great In
Justice upon the business man, the professional msa
or any citizen who may happen to have PefsoaA
enemy.
A RESOLUTION was offered by Mr.. BRIssxADr to the
effect that the Association take immediate messure
to organize itself a cooperate body, under the gea
eral Law OF ls&s for the encouragement OF
literary and scientific associations. Adopted, ana
committee Of i've was appointed 10 report P'sa VI
org anilation 81 the next meeting.
Professor Gro. H. HARISG read a essay On
Teaching" and vote of thanks y - given:
THosAs +. HARRISON Esq Principal Of ward
School No. 81, read before the Association .. IN
teressipg eItrsct from the introduction q work %
"Tbe Poetry Of Sciescs."
A discussion followed apea the oeupxshys merits
Of the American College courss Of studies ssd tAe
SrKscxR speke upoe The subjsst after which he
A ssoeiaxiAn aaiourDHh.
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TO OUR FRIENDS At HOME.

We ak ycur aid for the famine stricken families in
our charge. During the last month We have tempo
rsriIy assisted upward Of THRU HgyDsrD AxIEI-
CAS- WIDOWS, moot ri whom have email children, AMI
nearly ell Of whom have been reduced from comfort
or sfnueoce TO . state Of terrible de-tuticn this
winter. Mary Of them have been driven to pawn
their clothes, beds bedding. and every article thG
could be spared, to buy food.
We bsve already redeemed more than Three tious-
and art,oe', and others still pressing, II not re-
deemed, they viii be los, to their owners for one
tenth their value.
Shall We have the nesns'
We also need clothing Of every description, suitable
for respectable women and children
We mus. have money or food and fuel, to furnish
those who are constantly erJng: For mercy sake.
do not let u perisA-help US to live til We can get
worL-we would not beg"
Yet tbeee honest, sober indus Hous families, must
perth without aid.
Yen who are surrounded with plenty. where famine
Is rknowp while you sit around your warm dresides
viii YOU think Of these American women and children
who are freezing and starving-lovely girls in their
teens. bsrefooted, while the Thermometer Is 1t Zero
Sweet girls and boys pinDg in ignorance, in sght Of
public schools tina; they cannot attend for want OF
,hoe~ ard stockings and decent clothes.
To relieve such is our objecf. For such We sppesl
We appeal TO our friends a, home. We have appealed
to American hearth stones, and most nobly, hearts
ro Of stone but hearts thai feel for others woes, have
responded.
They will reepo,d again. They viii not let such
noble women-sueb lovely children-sach pure Amer
lean families as these perish
1t 10 to prevent that that the America" 'V'dor'
Rtif Annexation has been organized under the fol-
loving Board Of Trustees.
Donstiops in money may be RENTED to any OF the
undersigned. Dry goods, shoes, &c, should DO sent
to the Office Of the Society, No ia Greenest.
Pr,iSert-J P. TREADwELL ofthe St Nicholas Hotel
T,n,uo-THOMAs HoELaATH. Pres't Nsssss Bank
Se-.tor,-sOLON ROBINSON No Il4 Grsensr-
GFO W. BROWNE No 8 East P;neeEth s.
JAMES B. COLGATE, No. so Wslist.
VIZ r. BURROUGHS living House
CHARLES l.. FROST, No. los Clinton place
c. DlhShORH No ~ Ninth sv.
r N. sTRATrON No. l67 East Eighteenth -
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GOVERNORS OF THE ALas-HOUsE.


The regu ar weekly meeting of the Board Of Ten
Governors was held on Tuesday afternoon a. their
rooms in the Ro'unda. Present-Governors Town
end Wet, Dugrc, Smith, Taylor. Tiemann, Duke,
Henry.
TAe acquisitions show the following number Of per-
soss remaining in the Institutions under the charge Of
The Gov. rnors for the week ending Feb. "a:
ssaksse Hospital. 7e7; Lun.rc A9lnn, 80. Aims House
ssss lei; Small P,1 Hospital Rsnasirs land SIS;
sAssss Ho.pa 49, City Pri.ons, SSS Colored Home. SIS
Sss Orphan AC Inn. 1885, ChleIen at nu'se 10 %: City
iu-fotsi eS5 Decieus. - Nunbsr Iemsnins Iee IL,
.Ni Asunrted I245 Total. 1879 Died. 81 Di.eAssed;
ssri TO rsniisntsry it; Sent to s's'' Prison.
Ihs Committee CD Rsodslls Island moved thst The
Sensct for the enlars emsnt Of the Idiot House on
Heodss Island be awarded to John Sheridan, for the
- - 800, for the carpenter and msson WORK.
sam Of o. 500 wAs appropriated for I've erection
- ceot house at The Penitentiry Hospital BLACK
y Island, and the purchase Of Q stesm boiler.
Sev. TAYLOR moved the following resolution:
A Thai the WsrSens OF the Different iastitans:s se
to remove fron sies ~ psrsas net estssss Of TIE
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ured st,s ssd rep,t the ssnes o. he me- sser or nsn
20. bov lou s.iS v<sss h-vs sses 10 odse sst vhes
they , III be .stitial TO become eifis>ss
The r..olution sft<~ eoms ciscassiss, vas slop'sd
the Pr,ridenr voting in the negative. ssd Coz.
West being excssed-hsviDg agreed With Gov. Df~
peg not TO vote on any political question during his
sbseYce
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IsTELIIGFscE OFFICES The keeper OF an 1atell-
sppce Office In the vicinity of Jer.emon and Court cts
bought before the Mayor yes morning the
plant s who chsed the Keeper With having
cesuded her out So She hsd spilled 20 aiu TO
cure h.r sus ion which be demanded the above
which she paid FsnT procure her plsee and after
er days waiting refsas refuad the sho Lodged
comp sssinst him before IL Mayor Hb Honor
the before him. and him the CD alec Of she
TefuIdips charge OF aso pstsssos
he chose the for u1sT, bsadsd over The change.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

The NAvY.YARD.-The figate Congress il now in
complete order for ses. Owing to the scarcity OF
sailors che could not be manned at present. even IL
orders were Issued by the Navy Department for her
departure. She may not be able to get crew till
the storeebps Relief and Southampton or the fgste
Mississippi which are daily expected, arrive here.
The seamen from these vessels, it is supposed, will
resbip in the Navy. The total number Of recruits
on the reoeiviDg+hip North Carolina is only fifty.
1t i. supposed that the Congress will be sent to the
Mediterranean. The revenue cutter Washington will
be Tansf ed to the Treasury Department this week.
She has undergone extensive alterations and repairs.
which will cost the Government about $l2 900. Toe
new frgate Sabine has been coppered in the Naval
Dry Dock. She will be taken out on Thursday, to
admit another vessel The commission Of Capt
EIisba Peck, Commander Of the North Carolina, ex-
piree on the LIST Of March. He has been 10 command
of the chip for three years. His suco essor has not
yet been publicly announced. The stereship Supply
has been osmsntled during the week, and the hull
is now moOred at one Of the whWves in the Navy
Yard. The Lexington has been stripped Of her sails
and rigging. Both Of thesc Japan cruisers are I'M
dergoipg inspection by Board Of Naval Officers.
The plants from China and Jspsn, presented to the
Government, have been sent to Washington.
LAUKcH.-Will be launched from the shipysrd Of
jeremiah Smouson, foot Of Nineteenth-ss., East
River, on Saturday, March 4, at 81 O'Clock A. NJ,
the steamer ARIEL Of z, 300 tuns burden for Comma
dore C. Vanderbilt She is fully completed on the
stocks. Her engine and boilers, from the Auaire
Works, are board, go tina. she will be ready for
sea at a few hours notice.
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NEW-JZRSEY ITEMS.

FIpIx.y oY JERsrY CITY.-The bill relative 70 the
term Il required Of members ofths Jsrssy City srs DE-
p.rest introduced BY Gregory Jr into the New Jersey
Le,sa.urs has become Law i> provsoas arc o. follows
Fy,ry person who LIST day Of Nay next. shall have
served IL TIE Jsn-y City Fire DepsDent for I'VE Jesr or
more ana ~ho hall such Two ysss thereafter and
ever, person xbo shall then have served fireman Ices shsn
Nv. x.u, spc v DO shall ions time hsssttsr o.
,h.n mai. seven s. and eve persoa who. shsf The
p..ss. Of this sh. such fireman fof even yss
shall tb.r,st.r be exempt from .erias Juror 10 any
Coors o. the sse and from Ell mihrsy duty sheeP' es'
OF yer nv,si'n or iDsuu-enos
Pr-voo. the yesr as there -" no definite me sr ser
we a. AID DOLLY from jury d1ty
AZ aba, tin throa.h sxertious AID wss pnsePsuy
az ps.es aIins ten ,esn - tho tine OF service.
Ay,xnSrsr, TO TIE CrrY CHARrER-PrBLrc
N,tT,sA pube meeting OF eitizsns hes been called By
N.yor b.sre tale place ths sy.nlsy :. me h-isrnsa
30 the pro,o--d snesdm.uu the City Cnsr
Ter 40. pen<ps IN the Lesssure The snsndn ms pro
md N posed BY the city o4s sos Be 10
DE rporste o. The cry psnnh ssa soy ssn Der o.
c.Is .e. have ss euody J. sad Of
sses nd eops Of he s.ne csrs-d BY ha shs
In Ell and the records shs not b removed from
10 r-p.. 20 maeh Of TsI. VI provide. .p,sat
IN three Con aiOrers to s.s the eIsen.s Of improve
. co.: ..es s is .s. sSpiy n.:e.a As .s.D .,.ss.
d and r.he< the expsssss thereof shs b psia bJ
The bill proposing 70 repeal the special scts which
allow :sssn - cen. s.. n Ess 'ss asd.s :.
Gov Price res determined to veto tho bill satnof-
.s'nt the rsckrosS csrPssy to build bridge ssfss
80 River Nevuh
A meeting Of Know Nsthises vss heA IN Trsa1s,
o. Tss.4.y 7, % :.ssA !s..s Z. ..sa.s -
Ssvs sssa as sssss 81 - Jeias AssaAs lSs"sH AA''
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AsRrALs.-Amoug the recent arrivals in town, W
notice TIE following :

notice tre fDU0wlEK.
At the TsvrSe Horss-The Hon Jseob Bv.n, P. Gel
3 = Loud Bo.teu A.ss Or Horpis Philadaphis Jso Y
Ru.tton 60 n L.thrsp. Ssysnnss. GsI Col C fsems
con Cl.,elspd. osio; Judge T Smith. N ,ae R., n
p P.rt.r Md c Aunsoa Wilminrcn; J. A. Temp
Itr, G,sns Tenn the aev 2. saunders. Pa Col Jaa
Bsdser Nev Orleans; Ma hsuliltcn &c.
Bo,las Vhaase pha. hon b. Anhosy, Ctseinn.i' Ca?e
sbelts ishir s,on; A Lanhsrd Boston; w tpsirymoe,
Baltimore, A R Cooper. B0stos, Hon. 4 r seymour,
T0orto.
At ID. ErrRoroLrrAS HorTL-Dsvd Moselv Westf.d.
Moe Capt Gardner L. s. N Cape kssle. ). Peter
Fppes. vuliea; Msrt. Louisville; II Sell PhIsisL
rhis; G W. Anderson Louisville; Gov. Diuond. Rhode
lssId; Fl Cr-ishtee. Providence
Al thu Asros Boust-cel A P.u-r Dels.Tei a Bar
nsN Rochester; " D. Dassett, Cbicaso; W. c. Moore,
Phi.d. psis; Col Dunbar. Bos'sp; w Williams Baase
A. 8 Cham eerlsis. hs.s; Augustus Perry. Wshasesi
Thos Carney, Washington; K. n Fell Ilinos
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MARRIED..

sKIpMORE-KREsS-Oa wednesdsy, Feb 49, ~ ~
Rev Jehb N Kr-bs ID. ~ joseph X 5sdmers TO 1850
Holmes eldest daughter Of tho officiating clergyman. ell -
CITY
the Rev Dr. Button, Henry rbuntop OF Sostos. nssas
10 Ms Mary Jane Woodruff daughter Of John d. ClutA
VEIhAR-w EED-On Mondsy Feb. %, By the ksv.
sp< Mr. Geors- weimsf. Of Akron. Dale. -
Ess CsthaIins Weed, OF this city.
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Anuuber of gentlemen on the eastern side OF the
Civ. have eng aged in the noble work Of nsiractns
youth erstuitou.ly. They hsve organized Society,
DESIGNATED The Youths Association for Mutual I'm
movement, ard in It's management the youth are
largely represented. They do not intend to teach the
branches generally taught in the City Schools, but
music defamation, discussion, &C. The object IL 70
CON bipe amusement with utility, and place the means
Of culture before class who have limited educationi
advantages. During al the incement weather OF
the pas. wster, from forty t, sixty boys have met
rec ulrly esch week. The meetings are held every
Tbur,dsy evening at II o'clock 10 the ves'ry Of the
sutolk st. Church, between Rivington and Delaney
.,, Mu,is and defamation this evening. Adults to
give character to the meetings. and yosth to par
ticipate in the exercises. are specially invited.
BENJAMIN Hart, one Of the Oldest merchants OF
Nop,re. died on Tuesday al the St. George Hotel
in this City. He was a magistrate Of the City and
County Of Montreal for twenty years He VA also
Lieut. Colonel commanding ID battalion Montreal
Militia, and served in the War Of 1919. He signed
the Annexation ticket and vas struck Oh the Con
u.issioa Of the Peace, and from his Military C0mais
sion by Lord Elgn. A tsrdy Get Of justice Wa done
ope week before biz death, the Govsrsnest hsvlas
offered TO restore him to his rank and position whios
was respectfully declined.
The plate, ssl gold md silver nsdals. made ~
Tidsay & Co., and Ball, Black Co., Tex present.
ssiss 70 The sdosr and ssilors who rescued ne mp
wrecked pssssnsses Of ~ stesnship baa fraasSos,
v.rs exhibited % Chang ysstertsy.
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CORRECTION.
To ne ESiyo 0 TAs N. Y. Tvi1ssS.

SIR: l notice in your paper Of to-day quotation
from The Ne~sss Meyexp hs.ins resr,nes TO Or Ives late
Prct-tss Episcopal Bishop n Nsrs Csrons and d-''r-
fri.nd the editor Of the bss
been seay formed II the words Of his informant De
any other individual they are rot c.rtanJ Of ss e'
N9, York, Feb. 20 1883. Respectfully ycurs, H.
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DEATH CAUSED BY FRIGHI.-On Monday After
poon person set large dog up,n party Of
boy, ~bo psyirg Grand Of them, nsnsd Hssd
fisoten'd that ne thrown into ht he vv
conveyed the residence OF mis- pafsns No ~ sooth
nhere be died on Tue.d.y night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-01

PHRENOLoGY. DETERMINATIONS. with Charts
ard Written Descriptions Of Character Day and EvsnsG
WORKS oo Phepology Physiology, Hydropahy and Phonors
pby BY Fowl ER, .so WELLS No 500 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-01

DEATH IRON SUFFoCaTros - Coroner Reddng
he'd Iqoer house in Msn s., ye,erdsy upon tho body
II child named sash Toy which having bees par to bed
with anober child snotberedby It's eoupsaSa roios
oyerit 4 verdict 10 accordance rendered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-01

SrxPArHY FROM ILLrsOIs The Rev. Mr.. Pfess-
ley pastor OF the Fourth Associate Reformed OaarcA
IN this City has received dra;' rom the Rev. hoo-
Ross Of the Associate Reformed Church, Of Oqas~ss
and South Henderson Illinois, being c"osrloah"n
BY .sid Church for the benefit Of the suffering poor OIL
New York amounting to Sol, which be has handed
TO the Association for Improving the Condition OF the
Poor.
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G,,. SAN Hov,ros-As Gen Sam Houston leaves
this City at an early hour this morning be has bean
compelled to decline the honor OF public reception
at the Governors room; no civic courseses WILL
therefore, ss such be extended to him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-01

CHARGE OF EsBEzzLEsEST-Two young men.
named Patrick Leonard Ng Leon for PstrcE
xroesr Union and Grand arrested
yestsrda, BY Cc~r Sherman ~ the Fiji Dstrct ,dce
charge Of zzlpx about $50 from their employer Com
lffrdt ure xa nnlnhtion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-01

CHARGE OF FALSE PRErgysrs AGAINST A Law
-Jssob stsus prscttioser shout one OF the rocs
Lower Police Court charged with frsndal.nty obtaining
on Caroline e.i sror Germsn ~onsa resdiot 20 ~
Gr.rd. who h.d Dyed him for service which he
.ed but s-a perfm '.id that the complainant
10 order the 49, compelled to sell sputioc OF her
furniture The :used held bail 70 answer the ehsrss
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CITY ITEMS.

MrcHAsIcs' IssTnUTs-Judge Edmonds lectures
this Tbur.day evening, before the Mechanics list
int on Central America Abundance free.
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TIE National D>~ocrat hes PACED into the edits-
rial charge Of Mr. Gideon J. Tucker Tor ne~ly II rie
AIass Argus, ana has appeared in = new form All
hands ne typo II 10 eue 81 the pea,-st Journals
in the City and il sss eonsuced sih the sPiris sai
,sJen, it row exhibit, -in srsia. vhaa no msrn'sg
or an OF the Democratic party hS ever at.ined
here, highly respectable position in New'York
jourp alan.
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NATIONAL THEATER.-The houses are crowded
ph,y TO witness the new and exciting 0rsms Of EsrsLLs
GRANT; or TIE Losr WIFE The buresqae Of CispER'
NELLY Is performed with IL Go TO NIGHT
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BROOKZ wv ITEMS.

Atthe meeting Of Citizen held a. the NJ. e. Church
in korh Fihs Tuesday evening 10 rs,e fuads for the
relief f the poor Of only sbout So reslz d
The funds the hinds OF Relief Department are ex
hgusted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-01

A CARD.-The qpdersisned would respectfully
inform hsse Who from the senbsoee Of number Of
,r.., &c have been LED 10 Identity With transactions
o. job. Dsvs the shirt business that have no
p.s.., IN The p.rts. OF feihusss To those ~hs have
Inswp the thirty years snd the prices We gay Ia
unnecessary. JONI - pA'h' .oss W,
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A NEw EsGIsE A new Fire Engine IL now near
IN tor Company No which t Is expected will BE-
re.ay TO brought from the Manufacturer NJ ndsy next
IL q Engine OF the hrst csss.
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fBy Telegraph
MARINE DISASTER.

GBy Telegraph
MARINE DISASTER.
NORFOLK, Wednesday. Feb. %. 1855.
The bark Rolla from Cuba bound to New York put
in here ye.trjsy with her mssts sprung and leaking
badly. She bsd lost her deck load.
DEPARTURE OF THE ASIA.
BosTos, Wednesday. Feb. %, 1855.
The X. n. steamship Asis, Captain Lott left here
at 10 o'clock this morning, With 50 passengers for Law
erpool and 90 for Halifax She takes out $526, $40
in American gold.
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Ynung man namsd

SrLLrSG LOTTERY Policies A young man named
wm Marshall wa Yesterday arrested chssed with bsiss
concerned With Rchs Pneeu selling lottery policies 81
the oe. Of the latter No So Tho nas The com snsat
il on. ssy Pste who several policies ct the seovs
Office The accused committed for trial His employer
has not been arrested e. yet
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CHARGE OF GRAND LARczSI-John Biddle, .
eoor,d bo, w Yesterday su-ssi charged With h.yiss 81
,srou .s stolen money 70 the IN al u St@ ron
Harruet Washington aged co,red vonsn living a. NJ
a4s s.beb The seces.d tssen before Justice Wood
nd ckedv Nm o rial
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Ioy.n. No. IS Tenth at c. l.. Brace, Ma. II En
Amer adopting the Report, the meeting adjourned
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ALLEGED BURGLARY.-Sdmuei Smfn wn yes,or-
Ssy arrested CHARGED with hsvrs BY nsss. Of false sey Gu
tered the Chas NJ Psason No 6sz cahh az and
stolen th.r-from the account books which MI values 81
$50 The tai before Justice P-srcy 10 whom
l. stated that be the In the conesrn end
h.d perfect right the pemis-d The magistrate held
him To ait e
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Acknowledgement
4. g A.rnh spa nNrniuU fha a

The high winds of March are coming. the keen
cold Of inter going end the tide OF humanity setting
.t,cr., toward IN. Great Worlds Fair Gallery Of Roor No
sss rc.Sv.y wtsre splendid life size and all size Pho
rocs.pBs made. Call and see perfect wilderness Of
man .hcent pictures
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COURT CALHNDAR-THs DAv.
SUPERIOR RT.--Ssms ~ yesterday smitunG u
two inst nunbers, and adding Nos III ss, and an
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.
The Board Of Commissioners held its weekly meet
Yesterday afternoon. at the ON e, in An'n 'ny-'',
Ire Hon G.. G. VLRPLAscK ia the Char, and
quorum present.
The following summary statements, for the week
<.1;,, Eah suhmtted
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" Landsmen, Flotilla men, Chaplaius, Clerks,
Indians, Wagon-masters, and Teainsters, (their
widows or minor children who have not yet received
full l60 acres, and who have been in service IL days.
are entitled Vi land in any war since 1890.
Widows, whose husbands died while IN service,
are entitled TO PENSIONS and minor orphans Of such
70 5, years halfpay. All who believe themselves en-.
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the most reasonable terms.
No pay in advance, and no charge II nothing Is eb.
tanned.
t.s5- Refers 10 the citizens generally.
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Against the nsidious wiles of foreign influence
conjure you to believe me, fellowctzens-the jeal-
ousy OF free people ought to be constantly awake;
since history and experience prove that foreign in
Huence is one Of the most baneu foes of republican
government"-- Washington.
al hope we may find some means, in future, OF
shielding ourselves from foreign influence, political,
commercial or in whatever form il may be attempted
can scarcely withhold myself from joining in the
wish of Sias Dean that there were an ocean OF fire
between this and the old world '"--.jeferson.