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even. Sehs are ample enough for the demsnd.
Drills In but moderate supply and At prices stss-
oily b., equally strengthening; thes 10 q fair L
port der T. Osasburghs are very drm, and, with .
light supple growing scarce the demand is not &C.
tive, as dealers supply themselves with Scotch des-
criptionr, which not SO high In price. Dundee
goods are very active, and prices buoyant. Dsnims
are moving more freely, which denotes coming 40
uvity; prices are steady, but not buoyant. Stripes
are In fair request partly for California at firm prices
Ticks are In good demand, without change In prices
Printed cloths are tending upwards; buyers are grs
duay conceding the higher prices ssked by holdsIs
the inquiry Is large, though sales are moderate
Prints are in active request and large sales are max
South and Wet. Tho supply is good and in varied
assortments Prices are trim and steady. The supply
o. sSshsmsis moderate meeting good early demand
wednesday hs.Prsoudsd any further activity in do
Prices steady Cotton pa ntalOonsry active for
good styles at full prices Mousslaine delanes show
roed. suStsss TO ,.sson Cloth y. r ~ ana
buoyant with rma stock fair, but not active, de-
mand Blues, and colors generally are most wanted
Fancy cassimeres arriving freely and sell readily
leaving stock at full prices plain styles and black
steady in demand. Sstinets active and at full
Sleeps greys are brisk OF sale, with a fair srUply
Linseys are dull. Tweeds In good demsuo Nnd
sell quickly at full prices the stock Is large Jeans
active, at steady prices; the stock Ia large Flan
nes in good request at firm prices British goods
are In excellent demand. Prices very arm, as
holders refuse all offers under their asking prices,
even for old stock An improved demand Is visible In
all descriptions of woolens Plaids and new fancy
styles Of cassimeres much sought after French
and German goods are In quick request, especially
light fancy goods Ribbons and fancy silks selling
readily at full prices Palmer qualities and blacks
In fair but not active demand The importations
OF this month it is expected will be lighter than last
to the sdvices Of shI mente making the
her side Should the decline which has com menced
in cotton continue as many parties think 1t WILL
scarcely affect the rmpess OF the market, stocks
we'll reduced and not greater than average
daue nd vuiiI h,o Wit
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HOMESTEAD ART UNfON-CHARTEKED ACCORD
ing tolsv-Tor the distribution Of works OF ART &C.
embracing an entirely feature from heretoore
adopted addition 70 the certainty Of receiving
and hshy vAuahl. sngraying, entitled La siesta"
rote which resed 81 81 81 each There will BE- dstr-
tued among tie subscribers ninety nine oil paintings and
enutvines IN ornamental and lain Gilt ftnes aio
able house and lot worth thousand dollars
Second tevess south Ninth and Tenth streets
utes psk from Peck sp ferry. The paiEsgs
nnae tov % exhibition At Hooper Brothers looking
tre lb Fulton street where catalogues aud All hs
neeefsary nformatior be htsined
ton 81 few shares still left and those VIC wish
70 subscribe would 40 veil 70 call Immediately a. the
heris limited and the st rapidly filling up The asove
png the oint protsrty Of the nembers Of this
The dstrihuen viii tvey take place on the 2ld Yehru.
ary at tie Chinese assembly Hrnadway Doors oncn
s6o'eloehP.h. BY order Of the Trustees. '~
nACukRRE0TYPE THE SCALE PLATKs -TgEsR
~ plates are warranted TO he perfect and AZ yIvs ~ M.
sseuerresr impression much richer than any ohers
Ihs suhscrtern agent for the rrcsch and
vi seh Item AZ The lovest prices SAMPLES
name. Address VICTOR BISHOP. - Maiden lane.
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W. ncc0RnICK., AUcTIoNEIR-sALE OF
viii sell this day. g. 10 ss is, Church street.
Table. Carpets sefss. Spring Chairs Bedssssds Beadinx
house Linen Blankets. Looking CLASSES, 40 with large
assortment Of Bedroom Furniture
A NTHoNY J. BLEEcKER WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
"A this day II O'clock ct the Merchants ExchsnG
Forty Forty fifth
Houses aAd Lots Nos and Mott street. and Houses
and Lots Henry Cranberry and Court Streets Brooklyn
ITO BE SOLD AT AUCTION.-JANES n. MILLER
CO will sell At the nerchsnts EIohsnss. on wsdnes-
day February h 1T IL oeleoh six Of those handsome
brown tsne houses situated in that elegant block Of brown
atone houses on Lexington avenue between rrteth and
Thirty first streets, folowsthe house and lot the
Of Ihrtish Lexington also the
three adjoining LOTS the houfe and lot
the southeast corner Of street asd Lexington
avenues also the house and lot adjoining The houses
lots 22xo0 The houses are all built in the
modern They can be seen any days the keys
At the house adjoining the corner Of Thrtieth street.
Six thousand dollars remain bond and mortgage.
Sale positive.
7 ARGE SALE OF AMERICAN HExP-NO POSTPONE
~ ment account OF the weAther-Minturn u Co. will
SELL Tuesday February H. 1t II o'clock st the warehouse
American Dew Rotted Hemp. Terms At sale.
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IyRANkIIN NUsEUu IFS cuAruAu soUARE.-Gso
AMUSEMENT IN PHILADELPHIA.

RARNuMs kUsEuB. PBILA pILPHIA-P. 7. BAR
nun, Proprieor and Manager Henry SANFORD Assisant
ksnager-The celebrated scrptural Opera, csllei THE
IsRAELIrEs IN EGYPT. will be produced in xampted
style this week Mrs. Seguir, Mrs Bailey Miss Blankman,
and chorus enlarged and able orchestra and the
tire dramatic will appear this piece The talent
Of he eorrs drsnaue will also be pended the After
performances Many popular operas will be produced
in due Add 70 thee those q 30 600
rositie. and the Superiority o. this thtshment 10 palpa
lie ALL There daily perform At
and T.. NJ The popular voice cammends the
az the Numerous curiosi ties Admission IS Of nts.
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TELEGRAPIIIC.

rTHEhAcNE1Ic TELEGRAPH COMPANY, BETWEEN
NV rort, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and shington-
New York onee corner Of Hanover and Beaver streets
-
- thu
Pioneer Line with four independent wires ON washington
City 70 New lcrt, having Offices at New York
kevark, New Brunsweh Princeton, Trenton, Phiisde.
rha, Wilmington, Hsvre dc GraSe. Baltimore Wash
inrtn City and connecting with all the great Morse Lines
Esst West North and south This company having lately
made extensive repairs Of the line greatly ia
facilities and more thoroughly sysemstised its business
Transmission and mode o. delivery Of
now prepared TO receive Transmit and deliver her
Of messsee required for the aocom odson the Pm
with an aeeuracy. premptnes, and fidelity hitherto I'M
eGused the teeusphng business Of the bile Is there
fore solicited ct the Office OF Hanover
snS resv.r SITS. wH. NJ SWAIN. President.
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TnE WORLp,s Fans.

WoRLp's FAIR ART UNION, INCORPORATED ny
w the New forh Legslatuie.-shares, o. saeh-htty
prizes. prize 10 trft cabin passage 10 London and
tscs and 800 70 pay expense In London. In addition
every luhtctsr has magn hent craving Of the inte
for Of the grsat Worlds Fair really worth than So
let u hing rapidly and as the number Of
s1hres limited ~ the charter o. appca-
lions for ahafss fhoad be made immediately. remit
lance ~ SIS will secure 10 shares Funds current the
place whence Gent t,fen ~ rar aud remttsnees viii be
the ctmrhny rsF All letters must be prepaid and drafts
made rsyste 70 the ecreAry shares further rariicn
lsfs he ottancd application personav sid
Letter a. he eomrarys ohcs No. % wall street, Ne1
YORK.. By order J.TOWNSEND, ssoretAry.
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MATRIMONIAL.

AHArRIroNY MADE EAsY-oR row TO WIN A
NI LoverProfesor Js .tor, o. London, having arrived
IN Boston will nd an5 receipt o. ose Dollar
win the devoted atenions a. 81 many 81 the
captivating that all be married irrespective Of sgs sp-
resrss positions and sa though rot least " esn -
r~ssihte Address rrcfesor LAYTON. Boston. kaas No
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NEWS BY THE MAILS


WASHINGTON, Feb. z, 1851.
The Census Retuy~s-How they are to be dr.
ranged-Ihs Worlds Fau-Frtgate 81. Luts-
renee, &c, &c.
! have procured the following table from the
Census office, which shows how far the retains
have been received from the different States OF
course, until complete returns are received from
each State, no results can be made u at the
office -
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INSTRUCTIONS.


COLLEGE POINT, rLUsHINo.-sUCH IS THE NAN
y siysstO village joe, laid Flushing BAY and be-
tween Flushing ysrs tIe he Esst from FLUSH
veil known srason farm, embracing 800 lots 10 by 100
deep oeeuTesa portion o. College Point and the bay
village docks and where steamers so land AZ
the ysso docks whseyer she state II tho tide The VII
lsgs Beautifully laid n.o 60 feet street,, being
rise Of groVndtke brest site in the whole regon-ani
pank travel 70 being sij from IL 20 Fu hing, 20 be
completed this fns r,Th Is reserved in ne
fol ur the river. 200 the ots already
taken the distance teng Tut eight miles from the
city with amos, hourly steam cam ngneaon and plank
sGordips facility fer rsschns New York early aud
leaving IL late IN the evening We regard College Pein'
circle Of twenty miles around New York hesss Lonssv
sna Hammer ne sn.sTprsng projectors q this vlage
&C. upon which Gales all be vould Doubt
desire thsn lo such persons can by purchasing
beoh as ihsy nay desire ana ,eises location si.o we
recommend such as are suburban residence
ton We regard thsss seutemes - % integty and
car be relied uron Ihose who with 20 zee the place. r vii
Jshn A. FaHcrs once 81 wooster The s.agos
ready morning tfcre 9teocf a. the aeove place
CoLDssrTn's WHITING ROOMS $50 BROADWAY.
sst above the Irving House. Terms reduced oae
". creeping Saturdays he following ladies' ~
II A. - sud ia r. ~; gertor1sn at a. -, ADD and y
~ PIiys.s ins,r.sfSns' SIS. For sae, G0ldsniihs
RooKKEEPfNo, ssfrHsErle, &C. ARE LBoRouoH-
~ ~ aud practically taught BY W. J. RENvfLLs, Ne
ana Nv the careful bestowed upsn him Il
entirely competent TO ehtgs the various duties Of the
sountirs room. oren day .ndey@eius Terms edst ate
yVULIAa II. DIsBRows HIDING SCHOOL, NO. 20
ing for ladies aud gentlemen Hours for ladies' from A.
NJ TO 3P NJ f5rtentlemer, from > TO ~ y. r.
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NEW YORK AND FFILADELPHTA.-NEw YORK
IN and Philadephia direo-United States Nail Lre.-
THROUGH in ~ hours via New Jersey Railroad. Fare
ueed 70 s fret and 50 % for oss Leave
New ro,k A. NJ from foot u Ceurtlsndt snd At
A N and p. NJ. from loot OF Liberty street. Leave
PhiIsdeiphs At and "a. snd5P NJ from footed
walnut street
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CALIFORNIA.

CALIFORNIA TRANsPoRrATI ACROSS THE
~ fshmus ~ Psnsma Zachrisson, Nelson Co. o. Pa
rrersrd 10 rsopcrt freight serss the 18TH
tske through to san Francisco shippers OF
ard property covered Co. are not
dsmsge acct den IN the ttsnt rhechsrges snspor
tstr To be in New York FOR psrtieusrs tony
70 J. zACHRISs0NA Cd. Wal street.
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DRoSfrCTCs or SELECT cOUaSE or CHEMICAL
Lectures, e be delivered In New York during the
present month, BY John Judd NJ Introduetory-5ue-
Jeeibenens resultnF and 10 be secured from the
arreson q Chemistry % The purposes OF Practical Lfe
Plan Of the Course General beet Atmosphere Chems
try sgurces properties, effects
2d-Strogen. DO 3d-koistsre do; fth-hleetrcty. do
btk-Con ctureSulicct-ro from the
sphere ths existence God. The considered w
be Illustrated ~ series of Interesting expefimsns M
The ntrod lecture all he delivered the evening Of
wednesday Feb ~ At he Broad Taherns e
ing half o'clock Admission hodars Of
tickets ar others admitted p. s-Persoua friends Of
the lecturer not yea supplied with Tickets and others In
ieresttd 70 attend can obtain them upon application
Detd, Brick Church Chspe Carter ami Brothers tr-
wing nouss Leayitt Tror CO. lgl Broadway or George
ard H. miller. sa5 Broadvav.
L KCrURks ON ART. = THE SECOND LECTURE or
the srtis's course viii be dehwrei ny Park Codwip
EfC., Monday evening Feb 10TH ocock the
Academy 81 pesisn Subject The Philosophy Of Art me
retu viii he lrsntly umiEated. aud the pictures Of
New iork gallery will be gratis Tickets Ls.-
urc nav BE bad At the door price - cents Artists
building Of the Academy. 4. g. OsCOoD
my. University chairman Of comnittce.
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GREGoRYS CALIFORNIA PACKAGE ExPREss-
- Per steamers North Amsries ssd kmpire City on
lundsy lip snd Ihursday 18th inst. stsPs The sub
ssrbcrs viii dispatch by each Of thu ah,ve
steamers and prepared fvsd goods through with
out tetentior having effected complete Arrangements on
the hthmufi " which unequalled dispvch 10 secured
Parcels rsss,sa until ne nornlsG o. hs day the .sesmors
fesht must be delivered orr Office prirr 70 the dav 81
calling. vhsre Fccts waiting shipment covered ~ in
THOMPSON HITCHCOCK,
MsnsEers and ger t. lsg Pearl e.. corner Wall.
ps-shrpers By ths srrrtss esn weld the annoyascs
snd tsrense " clearing their geods IL. castcm HOuse
1ttns reasonable. -
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QR0okLYN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF PRICES
~ Under the Management Of Mr. y. NJ keht-Eagassment
u Miss HATHAwAY.-Mancaye evening February TO- 1851.
xn be presented, DAY SpAkls.Emily,M Miss Hathaway
To he followed with sLASuEH AND CRAsHES-sssher,
Mr. y N. xont. After which, farce q NATURE AND
PH1LOS0PnY-Coln, Miss Hathaway. To conclude with
the IRISH TUT0R-Dcctor OToole Mr. Seymour. Par
quette, IS cents; Galiery. l2ss cents.
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81 80. 600 TO LOAN. AT SIX FER CENT IsTE-
i've real ~ this city Brcotiyn IL will Ne iossed in
Inns 70 tnlt pFheants Apply 70 s. Broad. No "A Wall
slreeI IN me Croion Water Once Easement.
&76 000To LOAN AT SIX PER CENT INTER-
R'OsOOO sst, en- bond and mortgage, real estate,
ssothrds o. The value VIII be loaned produetye city
properly Arriyt JOHN v. CONREy,
No. 20 Wall street. corner Of Broad.
MONTY TO UNDERTAKING. JACKSON, PAWN
~ troher. Ne 81 Reads street. Broadway, losns
money ~ large or SNAIL sums A. nay be required.
vstce tevery silver ware, yesrinS apparel DRY gocAA
snd rersorsi preperty o. every description.
RARE cHANcs TO MAKE rRon sloo 70 sse A
~ month 30 active young wanted East, West aaa
70 eel an srtce sslsst in every house hrcushOus
labor. chance Of this kipd 10 monay iien
tansd snd nature of business IN detail sprly
tpbtJ, MI,
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XoUNo eUARD-GxrRA sosIEs.-NENsras AND
subscribers resre sfuy informed that tsey
tain their Ticke for the above sariee TAX. place at
Niblo', hopdsy evening, Teb 2h ~ she
CHss A. THOsPsoS, Secretary,
At the street ConmissULtrs 0ee No. Hall VI Records
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STEAM BOAT CoAL-IH SIR AND QUALITY Ex-
pres,lx adspted 10 ptesmes for by cargo
Address v. TYLER h co. Philadeirhis-
U,oc COAL DEALERs-THE sUBsCRIBERs VIII L ExE-
oute orders spohu aud Lewif Veins Red Ash Cosi
and white Ash from Brosd Mountain, q All sres - the
lowest marhet ratoe. Crterr respectfully solicited
Y. TYLER n CO. Phsdelphia-
DEACH osCgARs coAL-PRlcE REDUcED.-fHE
subscribers have reduced the price Of their Peach Ur.
ehard coal which they pre~sred TO furnish the best
order % the various stes Also for sse Lehgh. Liverpool
O'"''' So s. b. ssevE d Co, es Murray,
Canal nnd Elm Jane and wesl Streets
roAL-I AN row DELIVERING TUE BEST Rad
~ ssh stove aud ct GO ton, we'll screened and
yieh streets. PETER CLINTON
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10 GREENWICH STREET. BETWEEN DEY AND
II - Tnlton streets.-Great bargains In Dry Goods
Selling OF 10 leave the city. Laoley Curtiss, having
made vacate their BY the 2Jth % this
month iretrusry are Offering for cash their entire
stock 81 veil selected Dry Goods at greatly reduced prices
and articles less than which will be done effect
mediate ss and dispose Of their stock 70 close the
business We shall have but two weeks TO sell OF In. Ladies
and gentlemen will call while the beat bargains
be had 1g Green woh between Dey And Fulton streets
NEW SPRING CooDs-JAMEs RICK 4 CO., IN
IN perer Iobbers and Retailers 355 353 Broadway
are reoe.ins their Spring mporatons Of organdiss u
comets Caeoe Bareges Alberir Fouards Silks shavs
Lsces. Embroideries Mantlss, Grape shavs Hosiery,
Muns Linens Gloves and ALI the latest Paris novelties
that have been produced for the Paris fah ions this
Jesr rieh nov offered BY on the most favorable
terms by the package piece ~ the lowest importation
prices Wholesale rooms S,s and 3s2 up stairs.
EAxILY LrNENs-LINENs OF TUE VERY BEST
make eheetings Of all kinds and widths Table Cloths
a every size and quality Napkins Towels ans Huctabat
Scotch all widths, Diapers Of the different Widths
Counerpants and Quilts English long Cloths white Nus
ns a. every hind The subscribers Offering the best
ana cheapest men Goods in the city. =
JAMES BECK h CO. 35 Brosdsay.
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The Revenue Cutter Campbell.
NoaroLK, Feb. 8, 1851.
The United States revenue cutter Campbell hence
for New York, with articles for the Worlds Fair has
put back in distress, having lost sails So /.
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BY BANS LlNE--oFfIcE % WALL STREET,
PHILApELPHIA AT noon, to day, the weather Was
seety dark and cloudy, with the Thermometer at 30
BALrMoRE.-It was drizziing rain and elest at noon .
At which time the thermometer was standing at 81.
WmMISGroS-At meridian the thsrmo meter was at
49, the sky cloudy, sleet falling. aud wind northeast
WAsHiNGToN.-The Thermometer wa, at 81 at Il
NJ, and rain and slest falling
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WAsHSeroS, Feb, 8, 1851.

There are several subjects which the House seem
disposed TO dodge as long as they can, to wit =
French spolistions, the tariff. rivers and hnbors,
and questions OF that sort They appear to be ant
ious to save Of the real Of the session to the
Iasl moment; and then, in the indiscr inmate rush
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY Day.
SPECIAL NOTICE


WAAsHLNGToN BIRTH pAf-THE coxMoN
ssss.vs n, ga day the 9a.s sa The Father
sSs r.,rio. feel sI his and prnsipss, ,hs
al the Of the s;y are invited
ii Har rp Of enabling tie Committee
cosisIrTEr or ARRAxeE,rsrs.
y.srSM ff Grlqros. 81. t. S Nasp.
Rosrar r. BAws. JOHN b. Wrsp,
H g.ssn F. s oSsnrr E EaSsss T. s.sR
7 o orc. FIR W. GRAND LODGE SOUTHERN
i. New forx-At the regular semi annual session Of the
Grand Ledge held in their rccu odd feliows Han!
acted was unanimous adoption Of the fao wang reso-
Ressiysd, That in accepting the rssga.9u Of is late
snsrese sfeer one Who 80 daharssd his
secure the esteem and geoe. q his fellow members and
Resolved. That brother WIN carry with him to his
" @ 81 Sffa
s.ss re Re a es e s to pub
"A memters istely a:t.shsd to Colonel D. Stevenson
are 20 attend meeting to be held at
ossss ior the rurToTs q making EN- to Join
join B. PasviS n. s. asas;.''
NEW YORK. JANUARY a. ls5;-PErER cLsEY,
have investigation Of the and materials Of your
building ths sou'hwet Of Broadway and Fourth
street that bad hoped from the long time
;s ID. sssa snsa S
cured that building tui la the substan
tsl that vould have had ucient confidence
ability, an would farther evidence Of
is being tuhstsn'iai but az you insst that ~ IL not
20 YOURSELF but TO e5uLteract the false reports ef
some that the investigation, here
with give and val. call the architects and
their op ion egaIeipg is merits defects the
time allow again that sha always be proud
70 refer 70 building specimen Of
ability aud lave doubt that eompt will pro-
v stand its present. foundation Tor alter shall
have been argsttn. unless lie destroyed by
foreign 10 1eiee in is eena'E1 etnr Your humble ser
want. JOHN W. R1TCU, Architect.
NTw YORK. February 4. 1851.
At meeting architects sn5 tu ders held Mr. Peter
Gey home 1886 You rih sweet for tie q exama
ing The building the southwest Broad and
Fourth street Martin =. Thomrson, En- called 20 the
Chair A. Bsldw ESQ., vas appointed Secretary After
care ful and thoroush txarnRton Of the building the
following certihcsss vas adopted and signed
southwe. corner Of Broadway aud Fourth street. Ia
opinion the building 10 and built in Atubstanal
hndvorsu anke and al the materials Of the
trst quality.
AbeT W. Bald-.n. mason. Srttop, tcilder.
James Hfrdley. carpenter. II. Henaessy, carpenter.
linus scnddsr, mAioL. John $. Giles builder.
!. Berrian, architect. Peter Gibson.
WIN. X stewart mason. John Carr. builder.
A. Y. Prir gle. masor, -sres Hamsi, yr mason.
Thomas Hassstf. macon. Asa s.cbtins architect.
Abel Harker. Samuel Atkinson, carr enter.
Eenry frederick. nsscr.
DosT OFFICE. CHATHAM sQUAsE. CORNER OF
II E0t nroadvay.-NGils for California, per steamer
0eorga-Let.er bags for Havana. Chagres Panama and
California VII ecse A. this ofhes on Taesday Feb ~ a.
O'CLOCK, p. M. AARON SWARIs.
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VALENTINE =.

vTUTTLks VALENT1NEs-A SPLENDID AssoRr-
mcni. Sentimental and Comic, French and American
beautiful desigps 81 lov prses,at Tutties Emporun OF
Fancy Goods s5 Broadway An invoice Of English valen-
taes lust oYened.
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EMPRESS AGEaCIEs.

uARNDEN's ExrRrss FOR NEW ORLEANS AND
seeis An goods entrusted to eur care for New Or
leans, Mobile, cities adjacent will he forwarded with
rromptnes and despatch every steamer Jour axen
Burns. Conves Co. 81 Camp street. New Orleans.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
Burning OF Adams d Co.'S freight Carr
Riot at Baltimore, &C.

Riot ~ Baltimore, sc.
BALTIMORE, Feb. O. 1851.
Adams Co.'S freight car, on the PAiladslphia road
caught fire last night, on its way to Baltimore, ana
was nearly burnt up, with ell Its contents The goods
lost we're valued at from $1,000 to $4,000
The police undertook to arrest . gang OF rowdiss
who were fighting this afternoon, aud resisted
with pistols. boy, named George Morelsnd, nfssp
years Of age, shot officer CrsDgs; the bullet entering
his cheek and coming out ct the back Of his head
He IL stil alive.
We have received no mail south Of Wilmington.
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Governor Quitman and Jenny Lind.
New OsLEASs, Feb. 7, 1851.
The Governor has appeared In Court and given BAH
for his future appearance. He asked tor speedy
trial
dous enthusiss m
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CLOTHING.

CJoTHING.-spRING AND sunnER CLOTHING AT
~ vholefsle-we would call the attsnto. Of merchants
visiting New York for purchases TO our stock o. Spring
and Summer Clothing which extent variety and erce
ree OF anutacture and STYLE s much to that "a
former and feel assured the srpro
baton Of clothing dealers in all sections Of the country As
Of the firm visits periodically the Eursrean mar
het pv rely having all the latest aud best
s lee OF goods made into In well known ee
% fash At prices much lower than houses who
depend solely ths market inspection o. stock,
before rurchs elsev here IL respectfully solicited ~ n
We prepared fer the largest demand for California
clothing Of every description At the lowest riees
n. r.. DEvLlN
~ and IS John street. corner 20 Nassau.