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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06
DISCIPLINE IN TIE NAVY.

To n, Edi,o, II Then \. T,iban,
SIR: The inference drawn by Of your correspD md
ents that because Commander Rowan has been due
mysed the service, tho Naval Board might have car
ned their work further does mi asce 10 the Board
II Is generally believed that when Rowan took COM
mand Of the cambridge be not drinking man.
The fact was the officers Of the Brazil squadron were
not disciplined. Commodore Sater had Courts Martial
for sailor but for officers and when the latter
saw that the Commodore WAS ambitious Of governing
the squadron without bringing any Of them 10 thai,
they followed too much the devices and desires Ut
their own hearts, Some few os.ipated, soma
quaIreled, and others were insubordinate.
An officer was reported 10 CommodEe Salter for
habitual drunkenness and beastly crime. but
nothing was done 10 bring him 10 trial Another
officer, having grossly committed himself in an act
Of ntoxicaton that there chance Of aoqu,ta if
TIED, re,ignedi b.; when be found how the Commo-
dOre stood on the subject of CounM Martial, be with.
drew bio resignation and the oiIense passed over
Case. VI outrag esus treatment Of officer BY another
were reported o. the Commodore but the iaere IS If
the service did not admit Of ybody being tiled ex
ctp sailors. few day after the flagship arrived in
the United states an incident occurred which showed
What bad ,tete Of thing, existed board the savan-
nah The executive officer Of that nip while welkine
Il Biosdwsy wa attacked by one Of The Lcuten4ats-
mGe probably, for the purpose of insulting HIM than
viii tie expectation Of ave. ying his farced wrong.
lbs Is certainly nd st4te 0; things but It vii %
ssd if tie Secretary Of tie Nayy, 10 whom tia
hes been reported allows the oGsndsr 10 escaps
un~hifped Of jusiice.
Tie public ss'onished that many officers
rsared By the Naval B0ard. The nsessny iyr
refining 70 many lay IN The fact that few Commodcres
and Captains have moral courage enough TO bring
officer. to tIisL The gr0aadi for retiring them lay
the dsusgl reports On Tie at the Department. mails
sgsrst oficers by then superio.s, who were mean
enough To 60 IL secret what they dare Do openly.
Tie Navy row reeds nothing much ~ the epforce-
ment II discipline al .ts Ulcers from Commodores
down to the young gentlemen al Annapolis. @. y.
Me- York Fes 2 1857.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06
MARINE DISASTERS.

BosToS, Friday, Feb. ,, 1851.
Arrived, ships Mary and Amazon, Calcutta; Fine.
raid lslo Liverpool JuniatG New-Orleans. spoken
Dec : lat. 5 lon. p, ship Clara Wheeler, from New
York for Melbourne. Ship Amazon at this port, fell
IN with jan % in LAT. - -, lon ~, schooner MAJOR
Donaldson, from Baltimore for NewYork with a cargo
of corn in sinking condition. Took oh Cspt Speed
and the crew and brought them 10 this port
NoRFoLk, "Wednesday Feb. I, 1897.
The steamer Georgia has just returned rom trip
down TIE river She got hold Of the ship Old Colony
o take her 10 Norfolk but che got aground drs wing
twenty-five feet Of water and the s'eamer had 10
leave her. The &c. rgia brought up tho bark Ann r.
Grant. Of Richmond, loaded with coffee. She hsd
been hard and ias, IN the be.ch at Old Point.
Great distress and suffering exists among the ship
ping 1t sod around Old Point. All the captains say
they never before saw such times.
The follow Dg IS list OF the vessels below all more
or less damaged md 10 distress
Of Colony Boston. anchor Rambler of Boston.
al Joh4Ene. HOra BIymea. s~loTo Samuel Russ. Of
S--.Yols ashore The Hor-. shoe Ia great distress. lost
.eysIA by falling aoft FREEZING hunger
III a, rand Henry Es tEug lost aarh1rs Ashore and 10
luknO~2 vessel with painted ashof7 WOughbys
nt with A,igr. Of iisrrss hyns Barks RAINBOW OF bNi
bel Hamburg oskBcaor. and In distress. Wr
Hixk ashore; Bremen, ashore dismas'eti
Oeor,. Tb q. rsht G-ort- aud Henry Il Baltimore,
n tie Shoe blfhaEion VI BAH Ae AL right bnzs
Helen BALTIMORE all Iht; santa Car, II Eapor Ne, all
rsLt: Wheaton u f@stpf Ne al nEhi Laura VI Baltimore,
right; unknown brI supPo-sd - b Tho BAadal. al
letters ell sh schfs G-YTs-.n. II Baltimore MOI. Of Pyyi
tenc- h Fer'uyea Of Nsw-fors ABBY Whitman Of Boz
On a right
The schooner Msris, Capt. Neale, loaded WITH coal
and bound for Washington, ID. c.. was wrecked at
sea. TIE captain snd crew were picked up and have
arrived safe At Norfolk.
All the vessels mentioned above are at the mercy Of
the wind, tide and ice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY, Feb. ), 1851.
Mr.. SPENCER p-eses:ed memorial from lj7 ply
-ican. Of N-w.Yofk, ssking for the foundation Of
State Women Hospital.
Mr.. CUYLER presented a petition from County
Judges for Convention to prepare rules Of practice.
M. c. L. SMITH gave notice Of bill - extend
Hoyt street Brooklyn, to Fifth street,
Mr.. KELLY introduced a bill providing tha. 70
proxy OF stockholders - election for officers sad
directors Of s1y corporation shall be valid unless oear
iDg date within year OF the day OF election.
Mr.. PETTY gave notice OF bill 70 prevent improper
from beng appointed officers in the City Of
NsEiCrk, and % puE!sh bribery. Toe bll also makes
nu end Void tee sppon'me- VI any person ever co.,
yic'ed Of crime - MI iacnescor.
Mr.. J. \ SMITH gave notice Of = bill 20 authorize
be Controller 10 discontinue the Mariners Fand, and
rHn'r the ssms general fund 20 the rev 5nie, anf
- inc the S@ansus Friend Society % pay seven
Der cen, nts,es, on The fund from January !, l-g.
Mr.. KELLY reported tayoraby o. NJ. kellys oil
compelling Incorporate! Con anies 70 pay taxes on
aylia estate and proG., the same :. lndlFl1ga
EFLNING SESSION..
II he Gerersl Calendar wa. taken up AID bills %
praie the state Lunarc Asylunns and smeDd the
ChsI'e: Of The Nursery and ChIas Hoe J.i4 were or
dertd 70 third Fesiip, No other Business u seaefal
.aterssgE - transacted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06
ABOLITION OF THE DUTY on RAILROAD
IRON.

From TAS Psaa,yIssatz-, Fsb.
When the movement n favor OF tho aimbsOh OF
Railroad lion free and the remission VI duty upon old
iuror,a.ions defeated two years ago, il gen
ersly supposed the whole AFFAIR ended. The pro-
iect Was then thoroughly examined and 2hstlc4ly
coldemIed But there IL TOO 4 uch plumber involved
il l. be lightly rellnqul,hed. The prOspec. It opens
the Corruption COnniIttse u too entclng 70 be cheer
fully absnc0Ied \ new campaign Of corruption has
therefore been commenced.
The foio-rg letter from Azari.h Body, the Char
man II Le CCTIuo ION COMMITTEES ~ procure The repeal
OF U 5uty Railroad r. a. which addressed 70
kairosd Company, inc!O-ng copy Of The agTeetnrnt
ior tie Company - s-u, hs> been tanGed % I. for
yublcaiun 10 rxtcse thu oareisced soke4e iOr rob.
BIZ he Tilted states Treasury.
We hold ID reservation . lit Of the Railroad m
gsLies shch have signed The s-re Inent bu, shall
deer Publishing The LANES until the proper time.
DLAz 4v, te-u F~c b. Cou- therein
us1-c ~ --ld y- - iHo'-a sP~ Anf ssk you II y meets
youI sFpr.yA 70 s44 Ale FetuGl . - lie BY ma.
My vii and
~ Toledo, ~ 4Ozsa aud Wst
srH Railroad COMPANY. LDFu.l Tia, tas COMMITTEE
CoMFAL-s Hrsestst viii zecur IL azr~-nt inci0'rf bar
VII Lot act lA hey receive 'uea issuance. u S.it1bse
n1n-TIfi.a f9y the, i1boy and e-psnses
there lair prospect - the
.-ssou Ae b. rshfy uYge IT, saorn--s of ~
II . eess'a5le tsG. tn H0tey be s sa0ra osslbe
srcept amoFg 'Ae pgrf,es nterested
FeA'e i4''i ne vita an sa;y iepy and sres,y eose
Tie following i & copy Of the zgreeneat entered
Into BY the Corruption Committee and the various
Rsr, sd Companies corcerned:
Tie Rl.roaG Companies, phos- hsr~unto .1b
poue b. r-sar Of RrosI Cor ,.r "a led A. H. A.5r
hcus- NsrforE tEe Aufum1 Of 1854 Obtain remission
cr T-p-s - s-speE.ou 0r Limited tire 4 the c4ty rail-
read neu heretofore, b. imported and
= such ,n.or, repeA u s4sP-nson, ,h- several Rirod
G. Pai.. beo. % tbs Agreement hereby tree
q rae aresabot ssfy tAgs reitt>d Any .oln.
'1Ai nJ D s.sec % then BY 'aeE epsl OF slsPsGs0a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06
THE STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY.

ALBANY, IbursCSN, FtU' =! NJ
Dr Alden March delivered the snnual sadness oes
fore the Stste Medical Society last evening 10 scfO"ueo
audience IN the Asse mbly ChsmbeS.
The PRECEDENT Thomas Moore snnouSced tue 1ea'u
Of DIR. Sumper Ely OF 0tsego County, former tresi-
dent of the Society.
Ut. Bradford and others pronounced eulogies on the
deceased.
The Society then adopted resolution urgtrg ample
appropriation for the support OF lneonate Asyu ms IN
the State.
year: e,,
Preude-t-Dr AuEu.tu. wil.Id OF chensnsn
Jtcr. PresidSn.-Dr Thos. { Bunsmsie % hensseseE'
S-c,,tg,,-Or Sylvester Wisrd OF Albany
T-tc,s.cr-Dr John v 7. ousck-nbush u Albany
Dr. John Rcph of Mon. and Henry .. Hunter
Of London, were elected honorary members Oh Tue
Society.
An elegant entertainment took place at the Deisvan
Unrse las: night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06

The tes timCny taken yesterday in the inqueat
upon Dr. Burcell is fully reported in our Columns
this morning Much of it is uDimPorIant, but thece
are some points which deserve attention, especially
that which shows that man went idto the
house about a quarter before eleven O'Clock, aud
that within a few minutes the cry Of :" murd-'
was distinctly beard, as heretofore testified by the
uelgbbor opposite. Ii is also shown thai Mr..
Eckel, on coming to the house on Saturday aud be-
ing told by the servant that Dr.. Bucdcil was mur-
dercd remarked that II was more likely he nal
Killed himself. Eckeis trunk, which mad been in
the house fortnight before was removed previous
20 the murder, bat AZ what time We do not know.
The woman in the carriage who called upon Eckcl,
AZ hetetofufe shown, Was not Ms. Cunningham,
but Echers mistress. Altogether Ne d" no. per-
ceiye that any real progress was made BY tue long
DAY 5 wotk. The witnesses were last night per
united to 70 at lsrge. Public excitement Is cum
sdersby sb,ted SO far as visiting the scene, bat
tbe m, sterous character IF the case makes il al
most the only theme OF conversation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06

ALBANY, Thurzdsy, Feb. ). $50
Il Z generally underwood ths; the long e1Scacye
seseiJn ted BY tie Senate yesterday wa IN cJnse-
qDence O. he submission o: report By tie C0nairee
appointed As. year in secret session 20 examine INTO
cbaT.es Of corrupdoa and bribery >ilst tae HlrO1r
Masters and oiher Tie report lays before the Seosfe
tsiireay conclusive a. 10 tn truth OF TIE ru1r. II
thought TIE Ex-cgriye Se-z.on next week vii order
ih- report 70 be made public.
Tie Grand Chapter OF Royal Arch Masons have
elected following eticers: Peter 2. MaDoy, " D..
Royai. 100. Nigga Co.. Grand High Pre=' James NJ
Austin N. d, Nes-YOrk. DEPUTY Grand II lsh Priest:
sylvester Gilbert Giaod hrg Osd=rsour.a. Geo. II.
Thsicher Albany. Grand Scribe; John .. Cole Al
bsry G.snd Secretary William Seymour, Albany.
Grand Treasurer; the Rev Salem Town Aurora,
Grand Chaplain; The Rev. IS + S.uki. Buffalo,
Assistant GTsnd Cbsplsin; George y. Williams sy-s-
cuse Grand Captain OF Host jesse p Mitchell, Graad
ROYAL Arch Captain The Chs2ter i attended By
large humber Of cehgs;es fron al parts Of the State
sId continues IN session today. |; vii adjourn to.
morrow.
TIE Committee on Cities ard Villages will hear The
cii.z.Is Of SewloSk unit ThUs3ly VI asyi week, %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06

In the SENATE, yesterday, the amendments of
the House 10 the bill for the AMUSEMENT OF Spanish
silver coins were agreed to, and new amendmcn;
added.
Mr. RUSH introduced a bill providing for an
overland mail to San FraDci.cO.
In the HOUSE, an attempt to pass the Submit
rile Telegraph bill, under the previous question,
ailed. The bill was discussed, hut no question
was taken.
The Tariff bill was discussed in the Committee of
the Whole
The Scnatcs resolution 10 arrange for counting
he Presidential votes mex: Wednesday, was
dOptcd,
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

W.SHINGTos, Tbursdsy, FEB >, lso1.
TIE Republican Congre-sInen frjm Indiana nsve
di.ps.cb.s nom Indian spoolis ttst nsesd Of twenty
Fix S@nsfors being present a. the alleged Sanatoris
election yes'eIdsy but twenty three out OF the uty
a'ienced eleven less than quorum, aod sLty-tFo
Rerrese ns-ive- Eve le=s than quorum. The >ense'
BY seven msority Lsi denounced the Joint Convention
Is Illegal sDc unauthorized by them sHd protes; against
the United States Senate swearing IN The Senators
alleged 70 have been elected. The tao Am IN votes
cast were given BY Representatives and not by the tao
American senators, who declined any participation IN
The election.
Jadge Striker was before the Investigating Commit
ZEE to-Osy.
NJ Siinorton notified them CT his readiness 10 obey
their summons. but rss Tot recalled.
a Deputy Sergeant 81 arms left this afternoon tor
New York on business for the Committee.
The House Committee or the Pos. Office are viuiag
10 give the Collins contract 20 any party who viii take
the original terms, and purchase his vessels al
tain II.
Mr.. Sumner Is not here q, reported.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06

We give place in our columns this morning 10
the report brought from NIcarsgUs by ca ) dr-
ces, IL the effect that Walkers position Is not deS
IL r,e tia, he is about ~ retake the a.s on lhe
river aud that the Costa Ricans were desert,ng -
his standard. For very good reasons We P'a,e n
reisnce oa these rumors. II There were no othec
Indications the fact that they sre grecdlly snatcae1
at By Walkers Trends here as ground. OF hope,
would alone suffice 10 show that be is 81 the last
gasp. But we have information from ano;aer
source, which We CONSIDER more trustworthy, tna'
dssipstes all probability that recaiOrcemen:s from
this side eau reach the nov surrounded aad
doomed fillibus,ers. The forts on the So Juaa
RIVER have been put into thorough order BY The
Costa Ricsns, under the direction OF the Amer 'aa>
and Europeans who are engaged with them. Fort
San Carlos l,ne with garrison OF Az me1,
has seven pieces Of csnuon-one or two Of them
carrying 2l.lb ball-aud al sbaudAnce OF smDu-
nitiop captured on board s river steamer sIoGS
with srps said to have been sent out by our fellow
citizen. Mr.. George Law. The Castillo fort. snd
the intrelchments at the mouth OF the SarspiqI.
are also obstacles of some account in the path Of
an invading party on their way up the river.
The idea Of recovering the river boats is delu
sioa. They have been takeo w the SaraPqui,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06
XXXIVTH CON q Z ESS.
SECOND SESSION.

SENATE. .W.SHIsGrOS. Feb. ), 1857.
The Senate sgreed TO al the House amendments 10
the bill relating 10 foreign coins and coming cents,
and added another Amendment
Tie Senate passed The House bill confirming entries
81 snd under the graduation act and extending the
sne for selling th- lsnds granted the Kentucky Asy
lun for the education Of the deaf and dumb.
Nj RUSK introduced bill for the transportation
of the mails from the Mississippi River to san Frsn-
Cisco.
Tie Annual Report OF the Commissioner of Patents
for lS,f was received in both Houses Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06

must cosiinue to prin. the current news. We
must trS something TO the inteDec nal robustness
Of our resders. We cannot undertake TO represent
The sTsirs Of the society BY which We are sur
roubd.d in an sspec. more Paridisiacl than the
truth Will allow.
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NewTurk pailD GribI,E
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1857.

A hunted number of Advertisements are taken in
Tx WEEKLY TRIBUNE at the rate Of one dollar line
This paper has attained a circulation of 10000
copies and is unquestionaoly the best medium cxtant
for advertising in the country. Advertisements should
be handed in at any time before and net later thsn
Tuesday Of each week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06

BY the arrival of the Baltic yesterday, We have
L,yerpool dates TO the 2lst ult. The news, WI 90
is fully given in our columns, is interesting bat no;
important. The Neuichatel prisoners have been
released. A serious mutiny occurred on board she
Amercan chip j. l.. Bogar', on Inc 18Th, IN Liver
nnnl haIhOr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06

The LUs1ric A.rLus os BLAcEwELLs IsLasD.
Nj Spetcsr hss introduced ia the Sens'e biz
witch appropriate. $iO 600 for the support and maa-
sreu ~, Of .n,tu,oo s. 900 70 be paid TO s
Ten Governor, Immediately the passage Of this So,
and the o,h.r half on the L., day Of May. II further
p,oyide. TIA, 80 90 shall hereafter be Annually sp-
rrop,ated By the State TO the Asylum
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06
EROM NEW MEXICO.

ST. LOUIS, Thursday, Feb. 5, lS'.
We hsve received dates from Santa Fe TO December
:. The Legislature of New Mexico orgsozei on the
ID OF December. FOcundo Pine was reelected tresi
den, OF the Council and Romiez Speaker OF the House
The corn crop Was abundant. Indian Expectations
continued The Gazette, auding, says that the Gov
enor Is either grossly ignorant OF the Territory or IN
tends TO mislead the Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06
MARINE DISASTERS.

H,LlFAx Thursday, Feb. ), ISj7.
The brig NAB, from Cenfuegos, arrived yesterday.
OF Sand Key Light, jan. 10, saw ship OF 80 tIn'
bottom 10. Brig Hanuiing bird, from Trinidad, also
arrived. Spoke and supplied with provisions tho
schooner Alma, from 81. Kits for Newfork with loss
Of her .nils on jan q, lat. 30. lon. %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06
NOVA SCOTIA LEGISLAFURE.

H,1lYAx Thursday, FEB. >, M:
The legislature Of Novs Scotis opened t9-isy WIN
,b1 r.usI cermonv. The Governors speech ~ss unu-
spalIy ler,thy and embraced quie number OF lnRoI
tsnt iocsl topics. lie concluded win an inumsuo '
that an opposition company win aneIar ,es--,nS
vii spply for charter 10 lay suoulAi'He
rom Ireland direct 10 Novs >cctis -.
The Hon. Mr.. Johnston moved vote o. WAN u
COZ tder &C in the Government.
The Hnuse I'd ioUrned til to-morrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06

Col. Matt. Ward Of TeI1 wss lately robbed Of
sl2 eco OF the Dsrgerfe rosd IN that STATE the thief
having Gu, the straps Of his trunk while the Colonel
was driving through thick bc.hes. TIE sane geads
an hal his pocket picked Of 81 20 while in attendance
% the Cncl1sti Coayexos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06

'AccrpExTaLLY BURSED A child 4 yesr- old
named Eliza Brady her dress yesterday ~hs oss
IN sieBsHsEt house the S-yssA ard Police
s.ton sEi Uncovered developed In esG-. Tue are
erin sa.bsd BIT un, the child severely barasd
4 her lie aesPNse & fse PoBev s0syvy,s bee ~ tAs
HOsp..
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FROM MENTCO.

B,LrGsoRE, Thursday, Feb. ;, ls5,.
New Orleans papers OF Thursday sud Friday last
are received The only news they contain Is cen,
trri alton of the INVASION OF Tsmpco by Ghls, AMI
20. forcihe seizure at the house Of the British Cons
OF $40. OCO belonging 10 foreign merchant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06
DEATH OF AN EX-SENATOR.

WAsHINGTOs, Thursday, FeO >, lN3'.
Col VIM. d. Merrick OF Charles County, Maryland,
formerly United Ss;es Senator, died here this morning.
st all advanced aye.
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I-NIrFD STATES SCPREME COURT.

W.sAINGroS. Thursday Feb >, 1851.
Case No I'll. Robert Taylor, plaintiff, Va Nathan
Taryl. who survived William j. Ward, defendant
Argument commenced for plaintiff and defendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06

tho f,cuirc bils In relation to the Board Of Supr-
visor TO provide for the lOOasca and erection OF
80 usn. 10 create Metropolitan Police Depart
80, 50 ,be rrrulseon o. the great Genital Ps'k, snd
~ amend II. charter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06
THALBERG IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELFHIi. Thursday, Feb. .. sd.
Thiry-fve hundred pupils of the public schools OF
ths city attended Mr. Thalbergs concert this morning
at Jaynes Hall. Mesdsmes ID Angri and job Annsen
sapg creating immense enthusiasm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06
nrn,s sLMlNG MAcmNEs.-The tilne ha.

SINGERS SLwING MACHAEs.-The time has
syved 10 prepare for SpuE and Summer trade tie "ho
buys MACHiHE Will have great siyaut.ge over
him who sfteI the harry foT w1k comes The
fuo that skCEss HhCHISps aud other viii su-wer ipr
making clothing shoe fittings ADD general work vel dndsT
styd. N SINGER CO 5 GAZETTE 10 Jast published AID
I OF Information about SywIsG HACHsEs. Copies sent
gratis 10 al VITO apply
l. NJ sisSTRG Co M. So Broadway Sew.York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06
THE WEATHER WESTWARD.

BuFFAIO, Thursday, FED > VI
Tbeweather is very warn hete and Il Is raining.
CLEVELAND, Thuredsy, Feb. IA. NJ
We were visited with a heavy thunder storm this
me rnipg II is raining and the weather quite
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06
THE SCHOONER !. r. JEwETr ASHORE.

sAsDY HOOK, Thursday, Feb. >, 1877.
The schooner j. X Jewett, Capt. Oliver bound
from Nev-York for Boston, went Ashore on the point
OF Sandy Hook at % o'clock this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06

PURE GENUINE COD-LIyER OIL.--IlEGEMAS,
CtAEK Co.'s GENUINE CODLIyER on /. Wsrrant-d pirs,
AND made from. fresh Lyer qlack Medicine bat
IeSb" tor CONsUNPrioN and
10 EotuLA HLCrMAS. CLAsK 4 CO..
Cbr,ass and usg.ts Nos 65 ~, 81 and 755 broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06
axing weatherwiIl be a cause Of

The present relaxing weather viii be cause OF
siclres those who sAch % state IF their
bowels The throats and fevrrs
will ali pas. L~fnless when BEASDEtTs Puts used Be-
ware cOgnterfits All Ps having ~ broadway on the
eide label oountecs Purchase AZ No. 4 Bfanireth
Building Nos AS aud al Bro4d~Ay. Sold stso ~ No - Dv
son Bk.SDRETH's PILLS se treasure Of health because
they abstract all impurities from the blood 3 cents box with
fuli directions
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WiGs-HAIR-DyR -WIGs.- bAIC dEI.GR'S
WIGs ToUPEEs have improvements pccu 70 neiI nouse
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stook world. Twelve pnvst O0Ls .Or sppynl his 10
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renders them Invaluable dies Tor Summer Complaint lie
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New YORK AID No ~ SrGud London and by al dug
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