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LINN BOYD, kentucky,
ARMlsTED BURT, s. Carolina,
J. X. j. DANIEL, N. c.,
RICHARD FRENCH, Kentucky,
w. l.. GoasIN, Virginia,
J. S. GREEN, Missouri,
w. p. HALL, Missouri,
THos. ]. HENLEY, Indiana,
ISAAC +. HOLMES, s. Carolina,
GEo. S. HoUsroN, Alabama,
ID. 8. KAUFMAN, Texas,
Il. BUTLER KING, Gorgia,
L. w. LOON, Maryland,
CHARLES 5. MoREHEAD. Ky,
HENRY c. MuRrH N. Y,
DAVID OUTLAW, N. Carolina,
JOHN s. PHELPS, Missouri,
II. b. RHErT, South Carolina,
w. A. RICHARDSON, Illinois,
ROBERT C. ScHENCK, Ohio,
A. ID. SIMS, South Carolina,
TRUMAN SMITH, Connecticut,
CALEB Is. SMITH, Indiana,
RoBERT SMITH, Illinois,
ALEX. IL. STEPHENS, Georgia,
p. w. ToMpkINs, Mississippi.
r. TooMBs, Georgia,
A. w. VENABLE, N. Carolina,
ID. WALLACE, South Carolina
j. WENTWORTH, Illinois,
HUGH WHITE, New York,
JAMES WILSON, N. H.,
Members House of Reps.
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LIVERY one who wants Cnrpetlng lind
II store an article to suit have possible grade
and style hand. We have
.#. Rich tapestry velvet
Rich velvet administer
Rich tapestry Brussels
Rich medium do
Superior and medium Brussels
Brussels stair
Tapestry do
Extra supertine hree-ply
Usual quality do
Extra super Ingram
Usual quality do
Fine ingrain common do
Cotton carpeing list do, rag do
Twled and plain venetians
b.. Rugs of all prices and styles
Door mats, NC
Having much larger stock Of Competing than any other
house south OF New York; unhestatingy saw to all in
want Of carpets they do better with elsewhere
Call and ID. CLAGETT 81 co
We have large assortment OF rods all sizes and
prices, which viii sell much below the usual prices
Oct. ID
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COULD NOT WALK.
TO THE LADIES.

a
for incipent consumption and for the general pros
tton OF the system, matter whether the result of fnhe
accident. fF'pfotifAi'Hp =
Nothing be surprising than its invigorating
sde from taking it, at once become robust and full of
under It's influence immediately counteracs the
,eveessnes OF the female frame, which the great
viii not be expected of u.s. in cases of so delicate ma
ture exhibit certificates of performed but
the afflicted that hundreds OIL have been
ported to us' rI ~
.sy s's sssasa. sy p.a s .
cul,ea having your has ef
ct
her somran and e health Being grateful
tor the sa a Ss in thus
Corner Of Grand and Lydius street,.
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES;
This Extract of Sarsaparla has been expressly pre-
pared in reference to female complaints No female, who
hss ,u.n q ss assss aE IT,
certain preventive for of the and horrible
This period may be delayed for year. by using
medicine Nor is 1t less valuable for those who are
BY aueIsung the blood and invisorang the system In.
Decd this medicine is invaluable for all the diseases to
1t braces the whole system permanently the
ura enegies-by removing the impurities OF the body-not
1easation which the case Of mos, medicines for
female weakness and disease. (.
DISEASE OF THE HEART. RUPTURE, AND pRorsY
M JuIvo 90 n
DR. Tow,sxwp My wife anced with a dis
Of terrible RUPTURE
greater part
breath Ausring tbe heart which very
and frequently unable to leave her bed
cases When she had
bottles Of excellent medicine she entirely relieved Of
disease the rupture has almost entirely disappeared
She has also had the and much swollen We
had benefited had such comp
cation Of diseases But has relieved
her OF the
appear almost like felton, but is nevsrhele sober reality
rsapara certainly valuable medicine and should be
eo ~ every that suffering have been any dste
account they at liberty to call house and have
ocular demonstraton Yours respectfully,
WILLIAM TOWsER, 1 James street
DYSPEPSIA tafrsl art1 9rf
No hud or medicine has discovered which
nearly resembles the gastric Juice in decomposng
food, and strengthening the organs of digestion this
preparation OF sarsapara positively cnres every case
Of dyspepsia, however severe r chronic,
BArx DEPARTMENT, Albany May TO- Isab
have afflicted for several years
dyspepsia with of
stomach appetite extrsne heartburn great
all kinds food and for weeks (wha es been un
able retain but small portion stomach the
ysmedies they la removing the Constant
Induced tlncs extract Of ar
ssparila, and with little confidence bu, using
nearly two bottles found appetite restored and the
entirely removed would eainesty recommend the
Yours nc w. W. VAN ZANDr.
~ b. Purchase mono but ssch ~ havs wrappers that
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vXTLL be opened mt Kings lace store to-day (MOn-
w day. good and cheap assortment of shawls collars,
coares black silk fringes, &c. consisting Of
Black embroidered shaws at SO so worth $l2 90
Thibet do 6 90 do 10 %
Drab y do 3 50 do 8 90
Plaid silk scars 37k do ga
do rs do / 90
Black lace collars lSa do 37i
Do silk cravats LOO
Also, excellent assortment of genGamens guernsey
shirts and drawers, cheap and good Ladies' vests and
drawers to match.
All of tho above articles will be sold cheap, they
bought auction. Oct. "a
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,I,O GENTLEMEN who shave thesnseIv~s.-S. PAR
i KER would particularly call the attention of pc rsons
themselves his dressing strops which
certainly persedes the necessity Tor the of hone
have hundreds testify the the razor
srop dressing. If it does the dnlest
tine, smooth edge, charge will be made.
few good rszors and slrops. and lot of excellent
shaving soap. For sale at s. PARKER'S,
b -. .# .... Perinmery and Fancy Store,
Oct Ia ..... s... near Baekweli's Hotel.
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.,gR-A The public Informed that the SPLEEN
sSfs.h<ss did new steamer BALTIMORE, fitted up
expressly Tor night travel, with large and connections
cabins and stats rooms, and hundred and forty bchs
now on the line between Washington and Aqua Creek
Travellers going south of comfortable resi-
the Potomac portion of the
Fare 20 fredericksburg SO 90
Fare TO Richmond 80
Through tickets to Norfolk $50
Meals and rooms extra.
Persons having occasion visit Norfolk Portsmouth
&c reminded that the line, via Richmond Norfolk
is now a daily
For further information, apply to the captain board
to GEORGE MAIIlNGLl, Agent.
Gets
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], Y. Mason, Sec'y Of Navy,
w. ALLEN, Ohio,
ID. r. ATcHIsoN, M;sso,,r;
THos. III. BKNroN, missouri
SIDNEY BREEsE, Illinois,
SIMON CAMERON, Pa
JEFFERSON DAVIS, } Nj,
II. $. FooTE, ''
REvERDY JOHNSON, Md,
II. JOHNSON, Louisiana,
JOHN A DIX, New York,
f. A. HANNEGAN, Indiana,
SAM. HoUsroN, Texas
THos. j, RusK, { eAas'
JACOB w. MILLER, N. Jersey,
j. ID, WEsTcorT, jr., Florida
]. X. UNDERWOOD, Kentucky
United States senators
Thomas Guilds,
Brig Gen. u. S. a
JAMES SHIELDS,
Brig Gen. u. s. Il
w. S. HARVEY,
Col 2d Dragons, u. S. 4
BENZ. +. LARNED,
Act'g Pavm'te Gen. U. s. II
w. s. PARRoTT,
Late u. s. Sec. Of Legation
10 MerieO.
@. II. CRosMAN,
Mayor and Y. N. u. s. A.
July l3-3td&2aw3m
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CPLENDID Fall and Winter Goods.--The subscribers
of the elegant French, Engsh and India fancy goods
as well as the most complete stock Of staple and useful
ces before offered to their friends having taken
than usual in making their selections from the
recent importations of New York and Philadelphia. In
dress goods name. ~ i-. ..-..t' .
rs pieces of fancy silks, styles
rs do French cash. d Ecosse, very rich
SO do Scotch do very cheap
II do black boiled gro de rlines silks
10 do do plain and striped Pakin silks
10 do real French merinos every shade
do damask satin de chine, entirely
do broche Paris acyones, also entirely
do satin striped tyrenne, Bee do
80 do new styles mousselines de laine
Is do high coiored polka muslins
do "A rich colored velveis, for visites, nc.
30 do white and coiored Grape shaws very cheap
Together with general of every article
line. p II. HOOE u co.
Sept. rs
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INIE Connecticut The Code OF 1850 OF
the General Court of Connecticut also, some extracts
from the laws and judicial proceedings of the New Haven
colony; in one small volume la cents. - :. 49,, - ii
/ Septic ..I F. TAYLOR.
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List of REPORTS contained in the United Digest and
Supplement, pols. royal 8pO =
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| From Professor Mott, of Ne,c York, and Others.
The undersigned have examined Dr. Banning's novel
the mechanical pathology of many affections OF
the vscera and believe them to be highly interesting and
worthy the serious attention of the medical profession
| Valentine Mott, Stephen Brown,
| Stephen r.. Kirby, Alex. B. Whiting,
J. Kearney Rodgers, H Mclean.
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Dr. BANNING: Kind Sir The following from let
ter was written by the undersigned her brother, prac
Using physician in central New York The writer is the
bereaved of clergyman well known and much la
mented and her testimony is entitled the highest conf
dence She cheerfuly consents to its publications. If, in
your Judgment, it may aid in commenting your useful
the patronage of those who would be most benefit
ed by its use.
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Austin, Texas, May Is, 1913. J
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United States Reports, including all the Circuit Re-
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express our regret and that felt by the entire rifle
regiment at this occurrence. Sergeant Manly was
one of the bravest and best soldiers in the army
AT Cerro Gordo he RECEIVED honorable mention for
his gallantry, and also at Contreras. At Chapul
tepec he was the first man Of Twigg's division to
reach the heights beside his Captain and his hands
raised The stars ond stripes first The National Palace
the morning Of the An Of September He was
good soldier and an honest exemplary man. His
residence was Philadelphia. his recruiting post
Norfolk.-North American, March2.
Gen. Scon.-The attachment of the soldiers of
the army to Gen. Scott was well shown yesterday,
as Gen. Smiths Brigade passing the quarters
OF the late Commander in Chief. Though all cheer
ing had been prohibited, the Rife Regiment could
not restrain their feelings, but gave three hearty
cheers for Gen. Scott. The Rifles are always on
hand-American Star, Of February %
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The following extract of a letter to the Crescent
Office, dated Vera Cruz, March 9th, (which we
ought to have received yesterday may throw some
additional light on Col. Biscoe's affair, noticed
awhile since:
A small party of Mexcans showed themselves in an
opening in the chapanal place called Matacordera,
half mile from the road, and Immediately
charged, by order of Col. Biscoe by Capt. WOfor and
Lieut. Henderson, with detachment composed of Hender.
sons and Woffords men, numbering about 20 They were
caught IN complete hapfor in the chaparrai
than they surrounded by three times their number A Il
that this small detachment got of the scrape
well could be expected-ivek killed and two wounded. 1t
in this charge Lieut. Henderson fell Too much caution
cannot be used in attacking small force of guerras
of their tricks being show small force temptation
in the midst of ambuscade and if the first Of
attacking force be pccipate much loss, if defeat
must be the consequence. Our undrilled; and
therefore, too much caution cannot be used for conf
dence is lost the bravest officers cannot restore order in bro
ken, scatefed ranks. and brave will often flee when
they find resistance fruitess. have been favored with
sight of Col. Biscoe's report
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[From the St. Louis ReveiIle. 9th inst.l
Horrible Torture of Americans.


~ ~ 1iacatdDtan, Feb. 90 1S48
Eds. o. The Rerc,He Since j last wrote a mum.
Der OF navy officers have arrived upon the station.
and many have, consequently, gone home-among
the latter Lieut.. GaTsevort of the SpitGre reIiev
ed by Commander A. p. Wilson; and Lent Fair
fax, of the Hecla, relieved by Lieut. Duke. Both
OF ipese vessels are in this river, and Commander
wilson Is the Governor of Alvarado and this place
Al te present time the steamers Sptfire and Vixen
are both lying here, each requiring to be hove
down to repair their engines and will probably re-
MAIN here for two or more MONTHS but as this il a
very pleasant tour, of object to the arranee
ment.
A horrible affair took place at Talascova. four
days since Five Americans, captured near Vera
cruz, We're taken to Talascoya tied 20 stakes in
full view of each other and then the tongue. eues
n4se ears and hands Of one cere Deliberately CIT out
After the first one died. another was treated in the
same way, and SO If this does not call for 70.
trlbutive justice, what will God grant Jack Hays
10y ~ '' W. ~"i"''o!a' ID. r., NJ.
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FANCY ARTICLES, ETC.-Messrs. Guinness &
Bush, IL Camp street, have a particularly large and
splendid assortment of fancy articles - combs,
brushes, perfumery, and gents FURNISHING goods.
Among other things, zoe must particularly mention
their Gold Pens. A great modern dramatist has
said that " the pen is mightier than the sword. "
He must have had such pens us these in his mind
for they are quite super.extra.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels YESTERDAY

ST. CHARLES ExcHANGE.-J. F. Mills. d. w. Rag,-
dale o. G. Meade and lady G. Fearn L. Richardson T.
F. Gates and lady. Miss r. Ragsdae, Miss NJ Mis "
G. Clopton and lady, D. w. Rags,laIe McNairy and adr
j. II. lIaughron, Miss; &. W, Sargent aud lady MI,
Sargent Mis- Bond C. A. Thbnon, r. f. Barrow ny
,IcGoIlGm, }. Mayer and lady W /. Wya4 La; b. J.
Voolfolk and lady, KY; G.. F. s!imman, Pa; R. NJ
bard, " ; S,arke B: + Boar'i%an, \, + Hopkins,
Graham, Ga; D. IoEiug, Mas A. L. Kenner Mo-:
Major Schott, Col. ]. English ). c.
VERANDAH IIoTEL-W. R. King, Ala Ma. G1aham
Capt Smith. U. 5. A.; B. F. Conway, o. J. NIcLausb
lin, n Y; ], W. Walker, w; Polk H. 4, Deobry' 4,
Levystein, T. Beiler, II. F. Won Iengerke La J. il
Bell, J. I. Jenkins, $ G. Johnson, r. ledbeer T il
Fugate n AlcElshchcn, J. Hendricks, L. z. Hendnck,
Miss.
HEwLErrs ExcnANaE.-J II. Mccoy, Dr. IL Lyp
w O. Kelly. d. w. Murphy, T; w. Broughton II
Beatty, J. G. Hastings, D. Elliott Miss. J. Beatty Rich
arison, w. Adams, 5. ID. McCutcheon, j. t;arick II
Harrington, A. X. Mos, J. Davis. J. X. Harris W II
Dinkgrave, La; W. James, R. Wilson, Com. E. "
Moore Col. F. w. johnson, A. Swngle, c. II Ohio
Texas Texas, Madigan, w. 2. TndaI, Ala; IL T.
French Tenn; Leslie Combs, Ky
PLANTERS HoTEL.-D. A. WatteSon, G. w. Muse
man La; J. n Smith, Ala; G. w Nmms w Conn
G. w. Berryhi Miss; J. d. Adams, Ark NJ A. Mon
tross, j. Nj. Alexander r. Raynes j. Irwin, J. G. Heanl
and lady, Texas; A. Vile, J. Hord J. w. WELDON and
family.
BANKS ARCADE.-WIiam R. kmbalI, Ark; Geo R.
Price, Tenn; Madegan. Mobile Geo. j. Schley Sam
H. Iteuson Baltimore.
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- The great match race, three mile meats,
between QuQdriLe and Orator, for S6eWo, comes OIL
on the Bingaman Course to-day. Public curiosity,
particularly in the sporting world, is considerably
excited on the matter.
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Late and Interesting from Washington.
Photographed to the St. Louis Republican, March AL



To-day. it is reported, that Mr. SEWER, Senator
from Arkansas, has been appointed Commissioner
to Mexico. i,
In the House, March 10, the Speaker announced
that the first thing in order was the calling of the
roll Of the States for the presentation of petitions
A good number We're offered and referred.
Mr. r. BUTLER KINGS resolution relative to fur.
nshing members with certain books, was laid on
the table.
Mr.. SUNDERLAND introduced a resolution pro-
vding for the sale of the public lands at fifty cents
per to actual settlers, with certain preventves
against extortion and speculation
The resolution limiting the tenure Of office of the
Judges of the Supreme Court to certain number
of years, instead of holding it during life, was laid
on the table.
Mr.. JOHNSON. of Tenn. offered resolution de-
claring that farmers and mechanics ought not to be
overlooked by the present Administration, in the
distribution of the spoils.
The Speaker laid before the House sundry COM
munications from the Executive departments They
related to Ocean Navigation, Patents Mails, &c,
all of which ordered to be printed; after
which the House adjourned.
CINCINNATI March 49, 7 P. M.-The river has
risen five feet since Saturday.
LOUISVILLE, March 10. P. M-There is six
feet nine inches water in the canal.
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pPOER ANNIE,
Of Procession of the Crescent City Club


on HcdResdaU EreRing, March 22d.
The Procession will proceed from their Club Room M
SO st Charles street. at clock. F. No down ST. CHARTS
10 Canal down Royal to St Louis, up St Louis to Chan,
tres up Chartres to Canal up Camp TO Poydras Poyd
10 Tchoupioulas up Tchouptoulas to the Third WsI
House, from thence down Tchouptouas 10 Julia down
Julia to Circus down Circus Poydras, Poydas to ST
Charles, down st. Charles to their Club Room and ,bs
dismiss.
BY order of ID. ALpRIcH. Grand Marshal.
ml2l ct JOHN Z. BLACK Secret,rr
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STEAM VEssELs.-We have in type, and will
publish Tomorrow, an able report OF MIR. Ihlbo-
daux's on the safety of passengers in steam YES
ses''-With bill annexed
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JuLEPs.-There is no mistake in the fact, that
our neighbor, Caldwell st. Charles street, knows
how TO compound the article However, every
BODY knows that
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TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 81, 1s4s.

Do Our readers will find on the first page a
number of interesting articles-the ODD in the city
of Mexico position of the different regiments, &c.
On the fourth, original poetry.
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New ORLEANS MEDICAL loURNAL.-We regret
to notice the retirement of DR.. E. D. Fenner from the
editorial force Of this useful and talented monthly
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For EuRopE.--M Mr.. G. w. Kendall was to have
left for Europe in the Boston steamer on the 18th
instant
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Northern and Western Markets.

NEW YORK, March 10, p. M.-Saes of Genesee Flour at
90 2Os6 62ia Dbl. and of Orleans brands at $50 25
81 e. Dbl Holders Of Wheat very finn and buy
market has downward tendency Holders of Prime
White Wheat are asking 81 50 g bushel, but without
sales Sales have have transped of Prime White Corn at
5d5ig busheI. Proyisions-There les movement i'll
Pork, the market being heavy. Sales of Western No 1
Mess Beef at So l2la Dbl Sales of Western Lard at Sc
b.. Sales of Com Meal at 50 80 Z Dbl Sugars have
downward tendency. Coffee and Moasses are without
change.
BMT1MoRE, March 13, p. M.-Saes of Howard street
Flour at s. 81 a. and of City Mills brand So r bl
Sales of Prime Red Whea, at 81 80 and of Prime Yellow
Corn nj 45c of Rye at SOC. bushe Provisions are
without change; the nquiry fair. Groceries are with
ont change. SALES OF Whisky at pc + gallon.
PHILApELPHIt, March 10, p. M.-Sales of Western
Flour at So bbI. Prime Red Wheat at 81 3Otdsl 80
bnshel for good Sales of Prime yellow Corn al Die.
bushel Whisky at 2jc. gallon. Provisions steady
Groceries quiet
CINtINNATI, March 13 p M-Sale of 1900 bbls Flour
at 81 81 Dbl Provisions without change Sales
Of 80 bbs No Mess Pork 81 % + bbl of $50 bbls
and kegs Lard at 5'qG6c ID OF Butter IA IA I7e
h. Cotton market Is quiet-there is no change in prices.
LoIusv!LLE, March 10, 7P M.saIes of Flour at 81 50
Z Dbl. Prime White Corn at 2SfD30c. 2 bushel Sales
of Whisky at TIO1Sc. = gallon.
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DE- The steamship Palmetto, Captain Smith
brought us very late Galveston papers.
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ns> The steamer st. Paul brought lis, last eve.
ming, very late st. Louis papers
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t.hLEBRdTED GONORRHEd .HI{TGRE.-Ths med
eIe has gained the universal appreciation Of the Medical profession
Inc terms which offered the public ITSELF sufficient
recommendations IS one the most pleasant medicines offer
eu 10 ue pubc warranted nauseatc,
Nenence the patient.
"a In all cases where fails effect cure the money will
refunded
~ For sale by H KENNEDAY, 81 Charities street, by the
Proprietor " Peylras New Orleans
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i)iei:

Last night at 10ls o clock CHARLES McCLUSkEY,
aged five years and months, OF William and Ann
McCluskey.
His funeral will take place from the residence of his
parents corner of Gravie and Circus streets This Evening,
at clock P NJ The friends of the family respectfully
cd IN attend.
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RIVERS AND WEATHER.-The river rose little
al this point yesterday. Boats from below report
SIX to sIx and half feet water in the channel
above Cairo. The weather was windy and cool -
N. Louis Republican,. l4th
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Hy- VIM c. Preston, of S. C., was at Savannah
on the 18th accompanied by his lady.
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IMPORTANT FROM SOUTH AMERIcA.-By an
arrival at Baltimore we have received advces from
South America to the 9th November last. On
that day severe battle had been fought between
Gems. Madariaga the revolied Governor of Corierl-
les and Urquis;, acting under the orders of Ros,s.
The revolutonists, under Madariaga, numbered
about 100 strong. They Were entirely defeated
losing their artillery, baggage, &c.
Nvason. creature of Rosas, has been elected
Governor Of Corientes.
On the day after thehatte Nov. 81, Mitlshipman
Robert Savage died al Porto Rico.
toLLIsIoN,-Thc st. Louis New Era says, we
learn that few days since the steamer Cumber-
land Valley ran into and came very near sinking
the steamer Odd Fellow on the Illinois river The
former boat was descending. the latter ascending
The Odd Fellow made out to reach BearClstown in
safety, and underwent repairs.
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* The Maryland Legislature adjourned on the
9th inst The Susquehanna bridge bill lat tiaVfe
de Grace) was defeated.
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u French, Spanish, English and Italian Ian.
guages.-PIP4 pOCE SYSTEM.-JAMES De PALOS Pro-
lessor Modern Languages No. a. Exchange Place. opposite the
Postoc Canal Streets Orleans
teaches the above Languages correctly peculiar easy
His the result eighteen
the art of his profession ou ned sound principles by
the laws of and has successfully practced city
for the last has been demonstrated
by which scientific and practical knowledge of can
be acquired the m and such enable the
student read, speak the language were his native
Persons wishing honor him confidence are requested TO
call his office from 10 NJ, to P NJ No. IA E1
change Place.
References numerous and respectable mill 3mis
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HuDsoN RrvER.-The ice was rapidly melting
on the 9th inst The river would be open IN few
DAYS. it was thought. to Hudson.