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AYERS .oHERRY PICTORIAL"
ron THE CURE OF


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,,s s,fs Counse q thirscn bs sPPcta'ed to take ne
- 1 VS. rsss and iAe Hog.s refused TO suspend
-, ssro~ introduced resolution which siopi-
r-crir ne COMMITTEES On Territories 20 inquire VS.
~ p1ru aro1 % Oregon. natives an tietgners Va
-, ed 10 ihe sef-raent of Or-gol y "a, .l !.
49, r., government AID Thaf VII promote - osperN
Pe-,-i6r. v--e presented varr'y %
s.snf snds ls officers and iTsies u me " "a U
49, reduction n postage, AID rev PEE rpu'r.
~ r--r~s, ss,-s cave o. greseu; petitions nom pa
MI. u Prurss.rfrsA srt DeswAr, rfa4lAe o,st-ss ~
49,. --s.rr-. '1- r-aceah- dissolution ci t- AIrfc a.
- s---.1- rtsf F-e-i1u Al saver are qa-ine
- -- - q. refer arr fu .cr committee 81 ~ Ilsslr-
-rn. % report slce re- dissatisfaction proceeds a ne
So. se1asirsa ro-e AID ,hsre vas some svrre-
ST. MlCLrsy,vo OH e..et .1 the RECEPTION o tte l..-
n Hocsro~ rose for s,inisr Pa-cse.
81 N-o-LeN >o-I 30, ,,-. -. -.
t. Sr.syrR-T1cy are nor re-rrr'r
Mr -.HTNLA-lt -.r eL-1Ls 1ff Dor 1.seo-.ll4 90 c
r--.1r ape t.er - rl, 1- received
The SeElSEE->la the petition, De re-c'ed
les. so Nay- o-f--''l' AZ peli.o2s r-'.1.
Mr. McCt ssNASD objected 'o any fIr-lsr resi- ~
member .rel Le.aer 10 petitions we're sS-e'i e'
Nr Horsfov al 70 orrorzay e esp'c..ls his
or -.1n aH- s.ac1 'o Pc exc --d from v1-rg
Tie s7rtETs-D-lat-i = out oi orie-
,e,n,. .i.eu .a NE ree.P..n O.. ae pea-9,s rs.-.-a
Sc. Jl M nr~sHa Aug Root
~ S.ssv.s presented ., r-ro-.a, o.. a4 Ccrv--- 'u
~. ~ .,.t,' F.. cS.s-e.. ale-.,1 VI :. a5
Ia. F, 20. --s.--.l p To- Co--m.,ra 5r r.-r-ts-.e.
Nr >.ss>0s ssd .a there ls 11t ,r--l l5on. Ssee-
-r -a- Cons isr1n arc He t.o14t lsl n New Mex -'
.sa -.-r.r-.a. -...I te referred % - Comm,.fsc
~ H.HAso si.i le sioui lrs'-t
ST. ,.tssc. moved sgets0n - e rles Cd - -
.l--eI trc. Ir N'es a.
Coa.-- -c., Re ren,,rs ,-s referred 20 ne Comm.
Ansr ..ue .r-- bushes oi 10 s.es a. il.pora-.e ,4e
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The ship ). p. whine, The iIoyamensins IL
cendarle- -Barnburncr,' Meeting, &c.


PWt,DflrHf, Monday. Feb @
The ship Whitney. reported by the telc
graphic European news az tas.ns been host near
Liverpool t.cre is reason % believe is the J T.
Whitney OF tins port Capt. Gidion. She sailed
Jan and belongs 20 Stephen Baldwin & Co. aad
- uot more Than ore year oh
The MIy ancns.ug iucendiaries we're nj work th's
morning abou, O'Clock end fired barn stable
large p--cy aui other buildings IN Broad 81. be
'pw Federal, occupied by Francis murray every
thing bur the hoe stock was destroyed
Thu Bauburuers have called a meeting ol those
who are opposed b. any attempt from any quart-r
p weaken ~ dissolve the mon, and who are ia
itfor 0i tLe immediate auduIcOLditonal admission
o. the Democratic State OF California, with Is
present boundaries and ~ glorious Constitution
INTO tie mou rs one Oi the component members
oi iLs great Concdefcy, and who are also opposed
% the extension VI Slavery nio the Free Terrto
res OF the nited States, Ia order IA take such
measures as may be- deemed necessary u secure
e proper expression 81 the sentiments Of the Dem
ocratc parry upon these IN t'ortant questions
Tbs IS st oi D. the Hubker meeting OF Friday
last.
Mrs hebas, nm actress Of the Arch ST Theater
whose benefit was announced tor to light, died
yesterday ln her -6th year.
the market la- bsen very qlie today The Amercas
uf2ce- plh sled MS morning are not favorable fOr
touon as wls generally anticipated and toe msrAe has
been du ad inactive Bolh buyers ard sellers generally
decline operating until after ne receipt of uef private
rtirrs
The export demand lor Flour continues limited, snd
only r." hundred barrels shipping brands sold al -
Z Dol al hcl holders nffa- For rity consumption
moderate sales within the ra0gs u " ~. 95 p ior com
mon and eXtrs brands RYg FLoUs i steady - 81
AMI GoRs AEsL - go = bb with further sales There
1ul llo Bquir, WHEAT b.. the amount Oferbg -
snail aGd prizes are neatly s.aionars Ne quote Red a.
y cfa lt aid White ii ~ iD0l H. R,E --
small sales II Peulsy Ysnla al 90 rents Y ol-hel COM
The supply continues limited Further sales % Yellow
At % cents weight In OARS I'D chang. Ia PRosisioss
refe B. bar iiiie dong and prices steady supplies
sE, bac,S suf LAsD are beginning arrive ron sew
Orleans more Freely. WHiskgs-say s4es - Il cf tie
in i-ls. and . Genie ig bols.
SALE 90 -rDCgs--FyH heryE 80 Union BIZ Tenn.
ID - uo Reading Mor BIDS ~, II s.gg Nln.l ZION
-. ~ ool Peaa = 90: $50 o. -: 10 Is b. - &.
-fn Nav ft 39 tr Mon Cslal, l.f Harrisburg RR iGs
sis' Lrtlgh l1b 20, Penn kR. ~. .2Ooo Pittsburgh -
Drio sch Nay -, o. :, So Reading ls. s8eD
kea4i1g Bds. ~.
Nso'as b'are-l go Wilmington RK N; go Norrs.a TO-,
RI. Penn lbs h4ule, 20 e-l1o l.ehigh Int. n Il
a. ~ seh Is, u q ~ P~Dn ~ 81 Mspufk Mech
D. "a u hersugOn a. ~ SusQ Canal h. - 0.G
k-siins Aor Bls 81 ~ Penn kK, -. 30 Penn Io.sr.
Zip bk, - ~ Neu4cky b. TO- Is Cuon RI Tenn sIl
iI .ou Cana, "a -" sch Nay a. o. s.! y RsaJ1.
i.. s. 30 Cify o., -, ~
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NEW.YoRK LEGISLATURE.

A.
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ne MiFn- Hl-.laI ' SOW D ,.A A.' .t v ie--'t
-ri Dirtr-. ot PFC sew tufh lie Hd f4' 4-ai'1. To.
.l--r --ci. srn-a appropriation
fE"aN'fN .''N' t-t ~ .. o.
~ tfos, r7.r ro-'. ui n iIr .ae cog sH..Ai'"' o
.hr h.-0i .. it.ct-'i 81. i.- 90. - pr .s'
% , r Jas -tts 70 NfN 10 =, .. . .. ,
Aif 81 $50 :. ls. ' 49,, -
iN -tNs . NHN- RS 10y '' ''.'''
r.r -.a- cay Adopted
lHttn -" . -
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lt- '' h.rli TITO .i. -' 'I CITY -' ''s"''' 20 p" -
pc. r'ff ..'.a ...- i.'. Nt--. ,.4
Ire l .' lf''i-r i'f 'nT ''''' "i -'''-' '''7 .-
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$3.50 ~ .%, a. ,,...., DID,. ,,. .....
t.e 'Di, i..'"r on U' " ."'' ~. 80 .. t. ~ b.,
assri me .i tr m" -'. lc''" on N ei N-'-' 20 '-
JAP fol'hs si 'ir S'aie Norma s,hlo
iH' N Nas lTfniei 80 n tt % 'i F'i' .' -'.. 't
p' N"n .'r e't spe'. r ..ne .'i- '"' .'t .t R '" W
.i.t'r.oa in..I . shoud ." f"I '~.'
AAls liN UT. .
Tie Conl....s u' r.f W e. Mr. tS'ifts ~ ne 'a7r
ust- progress CD frr tt n-nE "- oh llr "a 't'&t
sra z 1ise .r as Saratoga aud SCHENECTADY Na-'a
taWlal.--
FRo'S'f> f. NfyottNl 'ocit 3D.
a M e,--,r, snl- o b. .,rc- sad n..oeiae. of'e
-...... .f.. 90, f.frs.f
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TUB .o.,. ,..,.,,r.. ~ t,-~ .r fhr Chair fook un
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FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS.
Markets. &c.

BosroN, Monday, FEB. 81, P. NJ
The steamer Amerca . a. her wharf and hasten &c
communicate he following TENS
TIE steamship CsnaiA from New YORK. srrive a. Lv
srp-o OF tns 81 rs; eleven and hzf lays pa.sss~
NJ Phoion q Nev-Yors WHO resides a Psrs. has Or
ders h,es thousand round. of bread to - distributed
srions he poor q he ~; srrcnt sseaent
Perfect tranquility prevaei 70 fsris 81 he a. sec'aa'
>oue ofi he Cv0nsa rsrers publish s''er vfca crc-
,s,-- De allowing csn give you ne Important news
ga. be P1reha o. r. krsaEemsni WIKI h Csls
Powr-s. ~ slvc t1 Ire Constitution . De gyfa .' e
rarHlcs ss.es Accoa..a- % lat a,rAlgener' ,le E'f
c-T- oi is., yearis g. resr as ..s OF Ae Few Co..
.r-n-5n Tee Ss.es are to Pei divided ao ,ou- legations,
'sct otFh'th WIZ have n, - had Cardinal Is 'oltea!
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The Rumored Duel Capital Punishment
GOV. seward aud Mr.. Husk, &c. Ac.

W AsHlNS1pN. Monday. ltI o
There was a rainlr 20 Iay thar chaI,-s lad
passed between Nr BIs,rLI AID Mr. Blows OF
Ms Not knowin- either, called on ,ut..man
WHO passed the afternoon wl,h ous o them. and
be pcouolnc,s The ieport erolud.ess. s. r.l.a ile
better Men ID tner abl..i. all power shoe.i ut
tnle with uie health sad representative rrsfol-
sihut Ncr val they
There IS n yer, pJWerl. argument Gggia8 ihe
abolition of capital plIlsamtut-abJul whcl ]
hear much lcss tran cla some years siuce--'u
Pascal fourteenth Pastoral pernsps iurtieth. ]
have not the book At hand against the Jcsuits- 10
contains tie most powerful Argument -NiaAi
a, gains; dlelins Chancellor Of France = sfil
% have r-cko.ed 70 master piece oi eolucnce.
equal 20 anything len b. Demostnenes ~ tlcero.
B,ssaet was asked . be hai Lot composed ms
own WORKS what o,ne- be would have WISHED Or
DC named t.U Pastoral, oy Pascal
Governor SEWARD made a capital alt ;ls other
day ln his reply o. NJ. RrsE. a Texas senator
Texas. SAID Rr,S. d" had extended hvrse4 o. tie
Rio Granle .ao1t tie az c, the Legislature oi
New.lo-k The a.d which 10 had gwen during the
last tive or three wears was Oh tCthersii But
for the votes OF the State 81 NcWlo ora. replied
SEWARp. tie Statc OF Texas would bot oow have
been In the mon AZ al either on the side % -hr
Bio Grande or on the cher
Ca NJ SEWARD, resolution the senate Com
m.tiee on Foreign Affairs are considering whetaer
u would be proper % give Cspt. COOK some token
of the National gratitude ioF his bravery ,n ssvir-
passengers Iu u burning wreck
| see that the Legislature OF New ora ar In-
yied u yiols;e tie iaw, by lessizinE The sale Of
CAPRa0Is Letter. Railway i-r canada. bope
they B do 40 such thing II. established o. a.
iuElorsl pruciple snd. u ny opinion, WI be OF D.
benefit 70 auyhciy bat the managers When rhs
Weusnd Cana was BEGUN, the N.IEsEs and oh
ers subscribed $4,000. bot the nancy aid ten
times as much more, was. IN great measure.
wasted au1 the Canadian Government are LOW
completing the work The private flncs were
sgnk Ia Il.
begin - think we shAl, son begin - gei iasis@
on IN Congress The world moves Thucs make
last progress IN these latter times TIE nearer TIE
bottom OF the well the greater the speed % the
bucket
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" esHsss woutern. improvement eo.or ue hn
oI Shi,sers me rvmeni BE- 10 .pphrd ~i'hoo. injury 10
ths 10 ~ AN o. ,an d. washed ,rrri s,r'Y Wuion
dlsurnius ile color aut hes no bat cior 90 applied
or cold Wholesale sni retail 81 pu,toS's ~ Broadwag
corusr - Dey.' Gld a. fS~r-u. rs! Cheslu-si Pbl.
a.iephs. stgs'l s. double sire 81 n lRlm
RlaaEg SrE,M phcEiNG -.Otuo poaud- embracing a.
100 Mods and assorted ilknHss iu stove h'r ss-
rosi Ulcers irrms by ne manufacturer m, PACKING
sisri reHv ifu degrees higher boat sn any Other
i.cufe Tie process patented exclusively io DE sl'
-rrhe rn cher concern Il unhoriS,d ~ nse Eok IN Rob
Der manufacturing. HORACE a. DAY, - COnlandsl
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ We Invite puhAe sneni.on TIE isrge sac ),
ANTHONY J. BtrroEEE, RVS 81 i2 cciock. q q.
Merchants Exchange. eonss,og o. he o.owi.g vs1ss.
property, ~ desirable bandHs lo, .ssed or - SosN
Ws-t ecru-r q Mstis0u Averge and Twenry seAs-s
,os Of ground on ard the cofner - SArbsv ~
T~cn;h shihst lots o. ard ~ corner q sra
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