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PRICE TWO CENTS.
So It's worthy of 1t. II will be repeated every ,vs
ming this week

so It's worthy Of It, II win be repeated every svs-
ming this week.
BuRroS's TaEArRE We were never more pleased
than In witnessing the psrformasos Of David Cop
per6eld last evening Every character in this draas
Ia sussin.d with the greatest dramatic ability Bur
tons Nicaw Der is the most original piece OF comic
acting bebeid. Blake, as Pegotty Ia exceed
ngly clever; Lester As steerforth Is inmitabe; and
the other parts, by m-ssrs Bland Jordan Johnston.
Mrs Russell, Mrs ssrrr1tt, Mrs Hughes and Miss J.
6ill, filed with the utmost csveruess After the
drsms, Miss Walters win appear and display her so-
com plit Eme nts In dancing in Pas de Danube aud
the orchestra will play several ov-rtures The enter.
tanments will conclude With Bash-lsrs rormeR eRts"
National THEATRr.--The amuse m1nts fer this eve.
ning consist of the Devil in Psrs the captsl piece
enutisd the Frolic Of the Fairies and tbs highly
asng dramatc production Icslled Old KIM Coles
ms programme OF ent-rtsinmont no doubt, wiz draw
saIHe a'embiase Nearly xll ths corps dlmafqge Will
appear and the ochestrs viii several excellent
pieces fcrdy deserves thu patronage he ire
ceivipE asevery one CONFESS that be II es tte
more than the small price OF admissioa could entiss
them TO- He spares neither pains nor expense o order
TO meet the respective saes vsi.srs and hence
bis great success
BaoucHAm's LYcruM-.This establishment IA evsrv
hour becomiug what we predicted-a favorite resort
where the most amusing pieces nightly produced
and the characters all fied by the hest dramstie
Copperfeld will again be presented with the came
splendid cast Mile Ducy Barre the exeellrn MT dr..
abilities and this will be- succeedsd by the or me
Wild INDIAN and the en- teri sinm. will conclude
with the langhsbe comedy OF the Rough Diamond"
This bill will doubt attract another full and fashion
BILE house
AmsR,cAS Musrua-Ths most amusing and escsl
lent performances come of every day at this popular
and favorite estabishment. In the afternoon light
and pleasing vaude iles and in the evening n1oras
and instructive dramas in wLoh messrs Clark Had
away, Herkins, Andrews Miss Chapman, and othsg
eminent artists appear.
CRcrs-The performances of the excellent equesL
trisn troupe n. June Co q phitheatre in thu
Bowery are nightly witnessed by large and elightsd
audiences. They one- very attractive bill for thh
evening.
PnoRm's TRecRES.-This panoramic exhibition n
spoken o. in the highest terms OF praise The paint
isg is a beautiful specimen of the hne arts.
TABLEAUr OF NV ESGLA~p These excsllent paint.
ings continue to be exhibited 1t Stoppan Hall and
arc drawing crowds to see them.
Mr. Marshall the t-agedisn, is playing at the AroA
street theatre Philadelphia.
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N Il w YORK L E G 9 L II u II K.
BY MoRsR's MAoNRrIo TELEaRAPH


Senate.
RAILROAD FRErcHrs.
ALBANY, Jan. l2, 1851.
The President announced the select committee on
the subject of railroad freight paying canal tolls 81
follows ;-Mesms. Johnson, schoonmaker. and Mann
LAW MATTERS.
petition was presented for the incorporation Of
national law school at Ballston
resolution referred to allow all counselors at
Law to administer Official oaths.
hAreRIAL TITLES.
resolution was eubmitted, calling on the Attorney
General report what progress had been made in the
cults as TO titles In the manor Of Rensselaer, wick.
opinion "; expressed that while the subject
parties 1t was time the accounts should be balanced
resolution was adopted, calling on the Attorney
suits.
A resolution offered, calling on the manor OF
Rsnsselaerwick to report what amount of money had
been received for the quarters sale Of oovena nts
Assembly.
ALBANY, Jan. 18, 1851.
ANTI SCHOOL LAW, OTHER PETITIONS.
Petitions presented for tho repeal the free
school law; the abolition Of the State Normal SCHOOL,
the isoontinuance of the District Scheol Journal;
and the suspension Of State and County superntend-
ents.
Petitions also presented relative to the assess
ment Of incorporated companies and to prohibit the
sale Of intoxicating liquors.
REPORTS.
The Judiciary Committee reported bills amending
the act exempting clerg from taxation. Also,
bill relative to the registration of births and deaths
complete.
NOTICES
For the incorporation of the avings Bank
For the repeal Of the Free School law the
relative TO schools in the State To prevent the disrr
button OF the public funds to colleges SC except
directed by the constitution OF bill suthorisng the
Incorporation Of building association Relative to
the right OF trial by jury Relative to the taxation
Incorporated companies. To amend the csds OF pro-
cedure.
INTRODUCED.
For the incorporation OF a building and manufac-
tuHing association Authorising railroad panes to
bold tels graph stock Relative to the REDEEM ption
bank notes incorporating the New Ysrk Savings
Bank
The Assembly then adjourned
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HARRisBuRo, January 13, 1850.
In the SENATE, after the presentation of petitions
Mr. Packer introduced bill regulating the salaries of
judges Mr.. savery introduced . bill to consolidate
the several districts in the city and county of Phis
dephia
The Housr IL engaged in q discussion of the rules.
Nothing of mpcrtance has transpired.
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Court OF Appeals.

ALBANY, Jan. 13, 1851.
No. 1o argued; Is reserved; 10 and 20 argued to-
gether. but not concluded During the afternoon
session, Nos 10 and 20 concluded, q reserved;
and the opening argument on % concluded.
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Interesting from Buenos Ayres aud Brazil
Preparations for War, Sc.

BosrON, Jan. TO, 1901.
The bark Douglass brings advices from Buenos Ayres
to November "a
The Packet contains q highly sulogistio srticle on
the death Of General Taylor and also the Official gs-
vernment correspondence announcing thu sam. Th.
Argentine authorities ordered the members of the civil
and military departments to wear the customary
badge OF mourning In respect to his memory.
Intelligence OF his death reosved on the Goth Of
October, and on the following day the nAgs of the
United States Consulate aud those Of the American
shipping in port, displayed at half mast
also those OF the Consuls General Of Brazil and sar
dinia, and the Gonsuls OF Denmark. sweden, Great
Britain, Netherlands, Hambureh, and Prussia.
We learn, verbally, that the political news continued
Of warlike nature. Brazil according Co ths idea OF
Rosss has not acted properly, and II is thought .
struggle between the two powers will be the conse-
quenoe
Letters from Montevideo of the 22d November state
that extensive preparations king in Brazil for
W with Buepos Ayrea
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NUMEROUS WRECKS OF AMERICAN VESSELS IN TIL
DECEMBER GALES.

NUMEROUS WRECKS OF AMERICAN VESSELS IN THE
DECEMBER GALES.
-IALiFAx TELEcRApH OFFICE,
Monday, Jan. 1876 Pm
The steamer Osprey frsm Bermuda, with advices to
he 8th inst, has arrived.
The brigantine Belfast from New York, was wrecked
on the Sd inst, the south side of Bermuda She is
. total loss.
The brig Leander, from Hsyti for Boston, was
wood and coffee, and the vessel were total loss The
crew were saved BY the Favorite, from Alexandria
which sustained slight damage and arrived at Ber-
muda.
The whaling bark Wade, OF New Bedford, was at
Bermuda leaking badly. She has 1900 bbls oil
The brig New York encountered heavy gales and lost
part Of her deck load of cattle She arrived ct Ber
muda on the 8th with part Of her Grew In irons tor
mutiny. Captain Baker was slightly wounded.
The brig Pursuit from Jamaica for Philadelphia
was wrecked of Fortune Island. }
The English bark Miranda, from St Kits with
cargo Of salt, dsmasted and arrived al Bermuda
ON the 3d.
The bark Panchetta, 81 days from Buenos Ayres for
New York. touched at Bermuds for water on the aoth
Of December.
The Monumental City, from Baltimore for Cslifor-
MIA broke down In the gale of the 23a December and
was put into Bermu da ON the 2sth ult She cannot
proceed.
The same gale hove down the bark onandins, from
Philadelphia for Cienfuegos, and broke Capt Thomp-
sons arm. She put into Bermuda.
The brig Swan, fer New York, sailed 7th.
The Bermuda papers report terrific gale on the Sd
inst.
Advices from Dominica and St. Lucia report grea.
injury to crops, by heavy rain.
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The Charge Of Smuggling against the Steam
ship Niagara, SO.

BssToN, Jan. 1910 P. NJ
By an agreement between George Lsnt, United States
District Attorney and William whiting attorney fer
the trustees of the Cunard steamship Niagara, the
vessel was appraised this afternoon by Robert G SHAW
Samuel Pearce, and Jonathan P. Robinson, mer-
chants, at $27o 0oo and BY consent Of Mr. Lunt s. g.
Lewis, agent for James Burns, George Burns william
Connen and Thomas Bucha of Glasgow and Charles
McIyer merchant Of Liver pos trustees Of the British
North American Roy Nail Steam Packet Co on their
behalf and In behalf OF himself with Capt Letoh Of
the Niagara. were received az bondsmen, and the
steamer vas discharged from custody.
Joseph Dolver, the East Boston boatman. Ia whose
boat and possession So 900 worth Of silks satins
laces, In fifty packages each found arrested
by Mr. Devens, United States Marshal this afternoon
and gave bail to appear before George Hlsrd United
States Commissions on Tuesday, for examination on
Q charge Of smuggling.
Robert Brownlow, the ships butcher, who Is also,
probably, culpabls party has abscopded and has
not yet been taken. He Is an Englishman.
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HARrIssrRGH. January, l3-eP.M
Richard Brodhead, Of Northampton county, was no.
minated forU Senator on the twelfth ballot by the
democratic members of the Legislature, In caucus.
The following was the vote:-
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sr LOUIS, Jan. 10, 1881,
There have been sixteen ballotngs fol nited States
Senator, without o choice being effected. The lsst
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The Halifax and Portland Railroad.

HALIFAX, January 13, 1851
The Newfoundland steamer report, via Boston
that the British government had agreed to guaranty
the loan building the Nova Scotia part of the Port
land and Halifax Railway, Is premature. II not false
Mr. Hone had received intimation OF Earl Grey,e
snswer when the Niagara sailed The weather during
the last four days has been calm and warm.
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1D New ysrk city lat 70 Wall .treet) at N, th.
Thermometer stood 1t ts degrees above gwe
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Prospectus Of ,hs American Family Physician.

The grooming under me present paees ~ az
medical profession, which io.e,s disease uo u ~ -
An men ought % acquainted with the medical ART
-. -. -
Every his doctor and surgeon at cheap rare
and enjoy a sound mind in a sound body"
y,uF proposes 10 publish medical journal in is city
OF STYLE be devoted tothe enlightenment OF hs pao
lie be disclosure mystery the Of legal and illegal
ana 10 The preyenoR disease. The work 4
designed for flmes individuals Those who paonize s
work win seldom the doctors and they VIII net only
save their money their health also No family should 10 with
OUT H. will description OF the symptoms and
country IN such
language THERE'S journal Of the kind Ia
the United hoped that the heads
families and the public generally will al once take hold OF this en-
the editor bringing down 10 the comprehension
which essential comfort and happiness
OF mankind
TKRMs This journal will be published mouihly fine
NUMBER AT twn dollars pc
payable advance We expect TO issue The hss number ~
March.
Editors this Prospectus and calling attention 10 IT, sha
entitled exchange forwarding the same
this Office Postaers and all Others friendly to the enterprise
will please Is
Address (postpaid) JOHN T. WALSH Id,
Richmond, Virginia
Fab
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La III SaSaa

A NEW Route Pittsburg, via the Baltimore, sus-
quehanna and PnyIpania Raroad-Ihrough TO ffsIsu
50 kours express OF will leave Cavet slaoh da,
United Washington and Baltimore al %
a connecting with the fast line at Mddeown Up M, ar
irving at Harrisburg at ", m, 10 dinner ,,- .
Harrisburg for the west al o. arriving a
Al this point passengers have the option
either ohnstown thence by packet boats OF
stages from Holidaysburg 10 Pisbnrg. ,
Tickets following points by this uan, 10 VIII
York, Wshtsvlle, Columbia Marietta MddletowD, Harrisburg
Peri, Mersown Peysvie, Lewsown cVeysown, Hunt
ingdon, Hoidaysburg, and PisbuTg.
This also connects with the Cumberland Valley railroad
which through Carlisle, shppensburg, Chambersbug and
points this road.
of from Washington for any
the OF the company VIII De III
depot Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company on the arrival
morning the baggage, which will be
ROBERT STEWART
Oct l-du Ticket Agent
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SUPERIOR Daguerreot ypes First Premium III. II.
y WHITEHURST extended field OF his
ground oasueneoplst In the Ills galleries
between ~ and 9th
20 Baltimore BALTIMORE Broadway and Leonard
street. York. No. n Main street, Nchmond Sycamore
street, Peersbug Main street. Norfolk and Main street, Lynch
burg, Virginia
extraordinary nsung faithful and highly finished
ikenesses u few seconds
rotary ground invented by H. Whitehurt, gives
airy and living appearance to the picture.
distribute than thirty thou
annually and have given dissatisfaction This
aenng proof Of the superiority Of his kenesses
w calls Of the public generally TO his elegantly
gallery Lane and fuckers where free
exhibition q pictures will be given.
daguecotypes the
of the Maryland Institute he awarded the first
medal by the judges
oevey description copied and post mortem
attended TO- Nov 2s-dly
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FOREIGN MAILS.

seS j Nuns saas sa
ing route viii Be received a The Contract once "a Post Once
Department in the city q Washag,on until 40 ote VI.
herein ape, spsei 1.si,.. 90.
BY Savannah, Ca, and Key West, Flondai
TO Havana il The Island Cuba go miles twice month,
Leave Chaoson on the and lsth q each month
Leave Havana on he 9Th and I'D o. each month,
An,ys al chseon BY the is, and aa Of same month s
saS Ss s% a
New orleans, win also be considered.
Proposals 70, more eqaen, conveyance viii BE- considered
vessel with sufficient particularly enable the decision % be made
same is or not convertible into ship special
hereby given that geeaby 70 the provisions oth ac oconeas
viii be preferred which ships,
proper Officer made, the OF being converted
inc q war the sas se
BE- By four Us % TWO Dy sS az
enlargement, be appointed by the President Of the uni
The bidder may stipulation carry agent
Post once Department with the mails Or be may omit y al
equal respects bid conaningit
By Ss * % July
provide, among other things that the pay Of The nip . 10 be for
the pay p up sufficient
for h and s IN O. sn @
fines imposed unless the delinquency be satisfactorily
po., oiee andns the bsonsas any
pan 90 ss s s q
exposes depreciation loss injury refusing after demand
the and above The specified number Of
p e aeane" or furnishing The means Of transmitting in.
diligence, advance mail The Postmaster General
laws disobeying Of the refusing
the CONTRACT wiou, The Of The General for
setting Or running an EMPRESS as, @ and
ue he allowing rata increase Of within The re-
speed employment additional stock
rendered necessary but the may such case
General also discontinue or eurai the service he
service as yearly !hs bidders and
ny offers, should be distinctly stated in the proposals
bid here change from adsrtemen contemplated
by the bidder
the may be- there write the name names in
the mail the route from Charleston to Havana,
same, February g. 1885, requires, in the stated
schedule contained sqsh and ey ne following mode
annual of there write out the sum In words at full length
The following guarantee, which should be filed
The blank w The ,% 9 % ] Il. he w
after being dated should signed
who be shown by the written certificate of
and as TO make good their guarantee This guarantee so
ns the mail from accepted by
General TO such bid prior 10 The LIST day Of July next with
least two good and sufficient suree perform the service pro
Dated lsgnedl"
Form Of certificate.
aThe undersigned posi- Of -, cerGes
quanted their property,
that they sufficient and able make good their
"Dated. fSgnedP
The should
General words mails"
the should despatched be received by
before the 9th day Of May which will be the last day for
ceiving proposals under this advertisement
the bids will be determined
by the 18Th day Of May
with the day
bidder himself able
service operation about that day, will
specify the day Of in his proposals. The
will expire with the voyage ending Both
June, 1855.
NJ X HALL,
Postmaster General.
Posr orrIer DEPARTMENT. February g. 1851.
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4 COMPENDIUM or the Entire Body of Law,
by Asa arranged with reference to the
vols, Law Sheep, svo, pp 4'r'7 Retail Rnse sTnow
40 and 81 Ann street. New York
Opinions Of the Profs,sion.
There are profession such body of
public patronage. - z,,., AVA, 60,
with Mr. Justice Nelson in his opinion Of the above
toned work. - . - - xo,
The vast acc mutation of whole range
powerful auxiliary TO the law STUDENT giving him The facility on-
slant reference and will extensively aid the STUDENT the practitioner
-"N "' "'- - ROBERT j. WALKER.
OCTOBER 70, 1850.
grained with accuracy; much pleased
precision with which announces the prn
Piles Indeed have received much
sistance myself feel profession should
learn merits and, like me, enjoy its advantages ,,,s
New YoKK CRY, Oct 10, 1850. ..."
impas all the advantages of and well arranged
while the profession vast deal oil ume and
DAVID PAUL BROWN Philadelphia.
Mr. Knne has collected with great diligence accuracy
ss aS "n which those apply The
authorities copous give TO any pos
''''' u '"s '' JUDGE PETERS, Philadelphia.
Ihave examined Knnes Compendium with
would allow, and satisfied that is ad
adsefa to- s Of % The
for trial and Prom an Of The several
JUDGE GRIDLEY, Utica, New York.
calculated be help to the student than any other
''''' = 'a'NA''S '' w. l.. HURST Philadelphia,
The plan and utility and accuracy received
unqualified appreciation of the most uriss in The
Vermont Hornbower Jersey uoker Virginia. Cnnch
VI " '" Fub!.hed by JOHN p. TRow,
Nov a4-f 40 and 81 Annstreet.
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When forward amount OF order mail OF
EXPRESS respectable New York house win be u
hcent All orders will with prompt attention. ~ addressed
WILLIAM MURPHY,
263 Madison street, New York.
will promptly ife the OF Messrs
She'll Mott 20 W all street, OF Messrs H. Jeroman CO.. Ia
William street.
NJ Business cards embossed colors from dies $40
per thousand.
Nov l5--d3m
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POsT oTuos DEF ARraHhr,
3 December ~ lS,o
EALED PROPOSALS. Will bs received this
d O'clock a. NJ, 2st day Of April furnishing az
four years nom the Of July next in Quns,
az such mes may required and ordered o se
mail bags Of the following description, TO wiz
CANVASS MAIL BAGS.
Size No. (43 inches length and % inches
canvass weighing 10 yard on "
width yarn the fabric be doubled twisted ,s
nye fold ..
Size No. IA inches length and As inches circumference
weighing is ward No.
Width and the cloth be in every respect Ike s
OF the hrsl size Of bags 90
size No co inches in length and % In eircums
ence made of weighing 10 The ys
and the cloth 10 be weyen above described. 80
The bags Of sizes Nos and be made with sum
Glen tyee holes, and yded with strong cod 10
All be marAed inside outside hn
"U. $. MALI
LEATHER AND CANVASS POUCHES,
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mUHPHY's
Advertising Envelopes, pIadiAon
stroef, New York.
mUItpIIY's

THE subscriber soliciting the patronage OF all whomay this
Of that hesitation with which
article brought public The experience Of has
superiority beyond all question and he confidently
testimony OF those business men whe have used se
rapidly increasing sales proof Of their
following few Of the reasons for their popa-
larity; 1904 -, :,
ls place occupied by-a seal person may have his
nams business address eonicuouA and beautifully smsoss
ed coored or plain, thus anording III. .... ."a
PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST FRAUD
envelope opened without being destroyed
Sd Neither requisite 10 seal theni
Upon the miscarriage Of letter the seal insures us mms
date sender instead Of being buried e dead
letter office. 60 49,. z.a.,
envelopes furnished almost THE SAME PRICE
AS PLAIN ONES only additional OF the die which
will last for years.
9th. Each letter mailed is
MOST EFFECTIVE ADVERTISEMENT
the of all through whose hands II may
pass. -
The following list of prices for dies engraved brass,
envelopes size, either white or buf OF
good pape., and made above with Nance address, &c;
Price of of Enpelopes.F
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Tor sALF-Fsk Raymonds elegant air tight metallic
south side Of Pennsylvania directly opposite Gads
by's Hotel
Having extensive factory which has enabled
demands collins and being convinced
prices ready saes greatly accommodate
those unfortunate need coffin for their friends
below what paid tor mahogany
We conducting funerals in the country city with
regard economy Rumor the contrary the remains
placed In of cohns
single occurred Of Of them bursting from the fer
mentaton Of body within. 49, -
NJ. NJ WHITE,
Dec 6-d3m. Undertaken
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COMMON HALL OF the town Of Petersburg Virginia.
May 1850 Tho following resolution this day adopted by
the HALT
Reod Thathe mayor Of the advertise proposals for
100000 Of the bonds Of the corporation Of Petersburg endorsed by
the State Of Virginia. $4,000 payable 1870 1876
with coupons for interest," payable half yearly February
The will than $500
addressed 20 the chamberlain Of the
At " o'clock which time they viii opened
bidder will be entitled thereto The for
required 18th May, 18th June and 18th July
which of these periods offer The
10 Themselves the right 10 reject any offer made.n
Notice Is hereby given the
will be received town according ~
the above resolution, until the 18th day May 1850 Al ~ o'clock
m. CHAS, CDRIING.
May o--dti 4hMayneu Msyor
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General Agency at Washington, ID. c.

General Agency at Washington, d. c.
DY A. NJ FARQUHAR, formerly of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
ID in the war with Mex
war, with Great Britain and the Flor
ida
For pensions, bounty land, scrip
Bounty LanaW attend 10 the purchase and sale OF bounty
land order.
Patent OceThe applications for patens procuring models
drawings will be attended all their various branches
OHcsrA claims against the department will be
settlement of cone'0r quarterly accounts pax OF
Orleans Delta, Union, Mobile Advertiser, Louis
Vile Democrat ST. Louis New Era Cincinnati Gazette Indianapolis
Sentinel York Herald and Detroit Free Press will publish
OF S. aud send their bills this Office accompanied
with June 24u