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Agency 'baace al W a.siaxa "sa,
DE sELDINC wYLIE,

s.enerai agency and IA caace AZ W a"h"ka""'
DE sELDINC WYLIE,
No ToAxs Bail,nxs, west
Browrs HofsL, Warrington, b. C.
I,HAs DE SEEDING ANDREW WYLIE, IT,, having f,m..
" purpose 81 prosecuting csms b-f.fs
Csux,~s before board Of
OF spr,sop- other
csm orsian prvrr~d to give te
full all inusted
chsYe pensions, bounty
duties under treaties,
otherwise buying and selling collecting csns
rents, &C.
Wyie, win attend business with which
In Of
District, supr.i~. Court tn" United
Cha. SEEDING, being Uait-d
public, deeds the ~ the Union
taxing Of testimony ackbowcdg
81 deeds, which
CHARGES claimed
nd of required.
tpot paid will receive Immediate attention
s-dy
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DRIvATE TUTOR.-A youns Eneissh eentiemsn. who has
received vooA education, snd resided Paris
anxious obtain pson paaon voahe
sons In private family Of responsibility.
References family
gvvn parties Of the hh-u enbiU ehsri ths county
Aa1s-.. Vance. pos, otc. o-~.so New Tort
Mar ls-dM ' WYE
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a ), S:a ACKNOWLEDGING sanssd viii fs.rsas. %
latest and most approved authorizes
svo'', Law Sheep svo, PIP an Retail gdses 80
~ and $, Ann STREET, New Yot
Oyiriens Of fAs PycfsssioS
There few work. III. profession 10.
sound law within the same m's or ths' ara more desev~
CHIEF JUSTICE NELSON
with Mr., Justice Nelson his opinion ssousn
toned work.
CHANCELLOR wALworTa
The mutation Of reliable whos ny
.1S 70 ns both n%sesn and &C. rev.
slant reference and win extensively aid the studen the ao
ROBERT ]. wALKEr
oorossa ~, 1850.
fhsv- frequently examined citations, been hal
with the precision with which nannouncc' DE -
.~e. rem my.s nat f.. , Ss profession %
learn IL. msr ana like ENJOY r advantage ,nuyps
Nrw voRr Crrr, Oct IS, 1880
II 'npart, advantage. accurate welsns.s
while II to The prsssion deal Of
DAVID PAUL BROWN Ph',ds'phi.
hs. collected with great diligence. and sccu.,ys :.
very ably subjects questions apply -
references the authorities copous give 20 ~ =
JUDGE PETERS. Philsde'ph''
lhsv. examined Knne'. Law Compendium with m.el ~,
mrshIy adapted the purpose for which il ceeicu.
counsel q m~
canses nv trial and From examination o
titles, can with confidence that they reafee WIN
judgment and ability. y.t
JUDGE GRIDLEy, Utica, Ns~ f".
cscnlascd greater help the sssden 'hss A
hook Of IL. -ix. .r,sn,, find hs Wv spo" evev
'-'' W. L. HURST, PhI.deph'
IN. psn ay and accuracy The. w.s. Is ",s
rs.S Sssss !. r. a.. iss'es ssoy css. wl,
vsrpnu Hoyphlower Jersey, ucksr Of Virpnsa'
q ws'"nfso~ e,sy we-''" Of MA'"s Ae goHw rsow,
~ - Anssrss~
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I KNOX WALKER viii practice law in the S~p r~ns
C~s NJ The Urisd sates, snd attend 10 tbs persecution
csi,s against AAAr~ss washsnssos, D. q.
Msr lh-H s1Ef"..#
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WILLIAM noRNER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
LANCASTER, Gra~f eox~fy, Wisco~ sf~,

(LaTR OF rAuoufrR coUsTr, vA-,) NJ .ss
WILL Of Grant, Dane and Iowa countless and
The federal supreme nj Madison He will
prompt particular attention the collection Of claims The
rhass isads and the for
nom rsstdent snd,o.dcvv part Of the State. IL ii M
Refers e. Foote, g. senste Hon James NJ Mason
m aenste. human Homer, Warrenon, Va Me~srs
Muscm attorneys law, New YORK. Professor F. Homer
r. IA Isrslev esq., M~ssrs w. Welsh,
Mess- j. b. Joha Kasson, las, Louis
Mi-.osr .tt M Apia-lawiy
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piec essay 1913 cubic feet, cubie foot. ~
The pieces be Of best white
cena piih they gotten 10 sharp
corners, so that there sap a them.
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0HNCY, yVnshsuGAsn.--The undersisn~d hate NJ In
sp4<ston branch Once Department. Offers sev
mail generally fhose
particularly witt Inst his recva from once
hss fov
honesty capacity, and 6Asit. an4
tefs ocs ~ both parties, with hsir hearty
All cdsr. 70 s,,srd 20 sssness Of every nature Al N.
~ fstre ~ 81 H".f JAMES OWNER, Agent,
Juiy A-1n az OMcs Dspanmssl
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San Frareiseo, California.
Rsy,sssoss, Hon =. w. Ings c. hisbama John Taylor
Mobile, Alabama Ms..ns Rhodes Wngh! Co, Nov OF
ssn Lp,sns Henry CLARK Tarboro', North Carolina
Hon NJ Gwin NJ O. Csiforns, Benz K True eco, New yorh
city; J. p. Br-ley Bo.sos, Msssschasetss r. Hatch,
Portsmouth. New Hampshire. May 7-aawly
New ork California uiilsonasre As.ocsasson--
~ doAn Capital, 900,
number shares be obtained by influential
parties special admitted
OF New York;
liability the of 900 cash.
a"susiy
with fair OF dmbn( the whole IN safe operation. In
United States under direction
troll OF OLIVER HOLDEN,
Ar he Partn and Chief Agent Company,
No. II Wall street, New York
C.ornsns responsible parties throusou, the Union
obtaining United sppli
ssocission be employed At df
points, nj and h. made
available for uad carrying the mails. passengers, and freight and
Europe, Asia, Ah.cn and the Amsrcas.
n very 6onf with Cao
nin Pacific and gold
demsni goods and Manufacturers viii asonisb
and calculations therefor And this
proA thereby this son 10 ormed
der the Arm and style Of % HOLDEN h Co,
Mercantile Commercial and Conmsip Merchants, Banking
Insurance. and Mining Agents. New York aud San Francisco
Capitai d 900.
Feb o-u
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TefegIaphiC summary.

In the Senate, yesterday, the California Land
Title bill was ordered 10 be engrossed ia the same
form, almost, as that in which il was introduced
by Mr.. Gwin, notwithstanding the opposition OF
Col. Benton, OF Missouri, who fought against il
from FIRST to last with an osstlnacy and determna-
uon characteristic of that gentleman. Il is very
probable that it will pass The House in the same
shape.
A resolution was introduced by Mr.. Hunter,
amending the Warehouse law. The particulars
will De found under our telegraphic head.
In the House of Representatives, the proposition
10 establish branch mint in New York, was con-
signed 10 the tomb of the Capulets. II was pretty
efisctually killed on Tuesday, but the finishing
touch was administered yesterday. The vote
shows that The village Of Philadelphia has hold
the South which has considerable influence
when the interests Of that city supposed TO be
assailed That section of the country is probably
M debt TO that village, and hence we see lis repre-
sentatiyes supporting Mr.. Chandler in his on
slaught on New York. Well, be it 50. Phia.
delphia, however, can never come up 10 New
York. frog, once time, burst lis breeches
In attempting 10 rival the OK in size.
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Marine Affairs.

Zen EuRorr.-The U. 8. NJ. steamship Arctic Capt
Luce, left yesterday for Liverpool She carried out
over one hundred thousand dollars. Her passengers
names numbering thirty, Will be found under Mari.
time Intelligence.
LALScn or ANOTHER MAIL srEANsdiF.-Isssfs. Smith
& Dimon will launch to-day, az hall pact twelve
o'clock from their yard foot OF Fourth street
of Messrs Rowland & AspinTalIs mail steamers The
launch of u steamer is always matter OF io.erest
especially for the mail service, they would BE-
always available in case of war, and would be most
servceable additions to somewhat limited naval
force This is ,poksn Of by those competent
TO judge cf such productions mos. valuable sdi
Of df.t class steamer In strength and beauty
OF rodel she is excelled by none.
wall agaI1YD RrwAap-The Life Saving BE-
nevoent Association of New York have presented Mr.
Benjamin Downing light keeper at Estons Neck
medal each for their successful exertions in saving
tn. life Of fellow creature last Augut during very
stormy weather in Long Island Sound, and at great
risk TO their own lives. On enc eide of the senor
Dosnings medal, under the Latin motto, Yi,a
F,cbEs 4usis SerrGtan and surrounded by sprig OF
oak leaves and acorns is inscribed -" Presented to
benjamin Downing, for having by his humane and
coursgeons exsrtions during violent gale, with the
aid vi his saved the life Of John Clark from the
bottom OF the schooner Jane, when upset in Long
leland Sound, on the 25th of August 1sj0n on the
reverse is representation of ship in distress wi
throwing q line to her from q bomb shore and
full manned lite boat pulling OF to the struggling
craft MIR. Downing, juniors medal. excepting the
necessary alteration In the inscription. corresponds
with his iathers and bo.h most beautifully
ed pieces OF hsndwork Besides the medal the above
,ociety presented Mr.. Downing, sen, with one hun
cred dollars in cash.
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a Card.

TO hEssRs CHARLIE wEHLE, rHEopoRrs DEMsISsSI,
EhKkIcUs HAMvAssI, AND JOHN sxABo.
We the undersigned having been highly surprised
reading article which appeared In the Nsw York
Herald Of Tuesday, the 4th instant, in which IL IL
stated that the gentlemen just named have presented
an address to meeting Of highly respectable citizens
held on the slst Of January, Tor the purpose Of de-
vsing means for relieving the eeeties OF the Hun
garan refugees and moreover that the said address
has been signed by the gentlemen before named, pur
porting to be in behalf Of the Hungarian Society
therefore feel tbs necessity Of requesting the said
gentlemen to answer the following questions =
1. Where and by whom, Messrs. Theodorus Dem
binski, Emericus Hamvass and John 6aabo have been
elected representatives. OF said Hungarian Society
Messrs Dembinski, Hamvassi and Bzabo never having
been members OF the committee before the month Of
February.
and Szabo have been authorized to present the said
address In behalf Of the Society Of Hungarian Re
fuRees?
We expect the answer to these questions within
forty light hours, by way OF the public press.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 6, 1851 Signed,
LAOS LooU Captain,
and Member of Com. Of Hungarian Refugees
EDWARD BEcsEf, Captain,
and Aid de Camp to General Benz.
JOHN RADNIsH, Capt. ARTILLERY.
FGSAz BAroKy, Lieutenant.
AUGUSTUS GRIssA Captain.
HENRY SCHROEDER. Lieutenant.
AuRcLrus KIRIse, irst Lieut.
SANpoR FEKErE. do.
On. r. HAAss, Chief Surgeon.
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MONEY MARKEr.

NEpNEspAs, tsO. % 4. NJ.
Those who have been constant readers OF our re-.
marks relative 20 the stock market during the recent
expansion in prices will recollsst the repeated warn
inss we gave Of the revusion which has within the
past week created such panic In the stock market
1t U.s. therefore unnecessary TO refer to snypartcuar
article in which pointed the dangers be avoid.
ed and the result 70 follow such reckless course
Of speculation. The public mind at that time was 50
much excited the rise Of prices daily great and fact
les for purchasing 20 abundant that one stensd
for moment TO the Voice OF warning or appeared to
realize In the slightest degree that they were
about them network Of diffcultie, and embarrs.-
ments from which there would be escape ba. would
,nd In the ruin Of most of those engaged In the
movement The bulls have 90 far walked up to the
rack nobly; but their margins have been pretty we'll
used up, and further depreciation OF any i'm
portspce, will trouble some Of them cou,iieraby
II would he well enough for the banks to look to the
stacks Of fancy stocks they have on hypothscation
and II the amount loaned on them I. mot full nm
TO the present market value. The bank Of the stats
Of New York has learn ls-s. loan. on the Canton
Company, and fell Of twenty per cent In lees thar
ten daye not likely TO increass mu Oh the value OF
the security or the .afetyof the leans Nearly every
bank 10 Wall street has lsrgely on fancy stocks
and would be well enough for the manager. 81 these
Institutions TO make valuation at current prices AMI
zee I'VE per cent further depreciation will not oou
pei the hanks TO put these stocks upon the market
Jhs bulls must " pretty well used up NY this tine
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given village just lsid Flushing Bay between
Flushing vilr md the East river distant from Flush
oneiourth Of mile The village is situated the
well sraton farm embracing $40 ots 20 'front.' 100
deep. II occupies portion Of College Point and the bay
shore where high tide the largest vessels land the
village docks and where steamers always aad
whatever the state Ct the tide The village is beautifully
laid being rise nd the finest tiss in the
whole and plank travel i being laid between
itand Flushing, be completed week. tine park l.
reserved in the Of the village snd the streets laid
ont in the best The loesten compasses fine at
movhsre and delightful view ard the 2OJ
the lots areedy sold II mistake not greatly
the balance will be tskenthe distance being lot
eight miles from the city, with almost hourly
nicaton. and PLANK rosd constructed between Williams
hurgh and Tufttug, aording facility fer reaching
New York early and leaving IL late in the day. We regard
College Point Fuhns the nost desirable suburb place
Of residence within circle Of twenty miles around Ne
York. ketsrs LorgoY Hammer the enterprsng pro-
jectors Of this VILLAGE have In card in columns
details Of the terms which sales of lots viii be
made. wouls doubt. desre thsn one lot,
such persons BY purchsng before the recording
lots TO block they desire and select
location also. We recommend
suburban residence to call Messrs Longley aud Fsmme
at their Office 7 Wooster street. whore will receive
and can be relied unon-Editor Of the New Yorker.
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TgE BALLET A. NiBLo's--In addition 70 the clever
performances Of French vaudeville at Eiblos the
public hsv. tn. pleasure Of enjoying, in the bal
let psny come Of the most agreeable dancing ever
known In tki, city The Rou.set family IL cemprised
of . father and four dsurhter. The ,aagsmsnt Of
The ballet 8, directed ~ the former while the laugh
ts appear before the public 10 various dances suited
t. their skin and powers Caroline IL remarkably
fine dancer and Adelaide and Teresne add greatly 70
the attraction " their accomplishments In the art
fGdsse taken whole this novel troupe will create
ordinary ssnsaton for their performances ars high
y finished end sycelsnt and such a. must be sppre-
st'd ~ thoee VIC delight 10 the poetry Of motion.
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SURVIVE Corpr-Gpcurr CovRr.-- Not. rs, 15s, l6s
ia lTs, 1o2, 1s3 20 isp, oo5, 100. GEyERn Tran
Nee SO, So 81; 8, 90 30, Al To IS, 1p3, A., as ~
n. Go, g. "a, N, 70 81. 10, 123 1871 Part 2-Nos
liz 100 $50, 1ss 40 ala 2ls, 22e 2s2 23s $40, 24
go 2s2 2T4
UsITsp srsrr, Dmrmcr CorSr.-Nos. Al, AZ, 10, II
10 L. l5 is ~, Is
sCrrFIoa coUsr Noe 10. 80, "a, 81, 81, So ee, e5
I2i 123 I24 125, I29 l77, l2s, e23 l2s TO I3s 10.
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fbs,5io DC
The in.rease Of income over thelast year has been
The decrease from freight. b57 ~, or l.6 of "
The total gain from passengers, rents and maHn
over last year s SCI 4I5 co. The increase on pssen
gers has been SOL 500 80 the local business anS
only SIS 2s3 business from connecting roads Tho.
local freight receipts less and from connecting
roads more.
The expenditures for repairs. SC have been heavy.
36s tons of rails have been laid over l2osO nos
,leepsrs two stone bridge. have been rebuilt an
the track at the Boston depot renewed, Ge. Tho.
equipment ofthe road has been kept In Efficient re-.
pair, and provision made for new engines, Sc: ape.
notwithstanding all these outlsys the general result
H. that the expense account compared With last year
shows dminutien Of s2s SO ~, with an increased
income OF s46,1t5 CO.
The construction account ha. been refused 5esc.
IT, The branches here show with the exception of tho
Brookiine and Milford that tbs expenses Of running.
exceed the income yet the Brookse hranoh has made
profit Of per cent and IL Increasing
The liabilities Of the company are the
funded debt ....................... $4,000 o.,
i.Abbg uOst ss...s.... ...s.... bsN5i ~
Balance due ether roads ......".... 1os,e74 Sc
Tota....u........... $3.50 5s %
TO meet this the company have stock Of the corpo-
ration, s.uable In connection with the funded debt
SO shares Cash hand notes eoelyable individual
accounts Norwich and worcetter Railroad Bonds ~.
SC, 500 ga ~. From which should be dedpetel
the
January dividend ......., .fl5T,b00 90
Balance o. income ......... 90 6IG GO
Amt credited to depreciation act 1s $50 90
--2io,ees &C.
Totai' .,.s,s,.. .s.......... .f4b3T3s IL
which makes the difference between the means ana
liabilities $4,000 a. and to pay which balance they
have tbsssmsnng bonds AZ stock authorized BY the
stocsholder tl25 Coo and In addition, they have
ii,n lsti &C. .,tii72F 81
Lands belonging oths comp " estimated at 1880 o.
V'a''''''.'. ss'ss...s.,s. s.s....... f3ob4Is ~
Win these resources Il Is believed that the stock
Ised not be increased over So 600 600
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BAR phsiers, the moment Il sppsd without injury
% the hair skn. II can he washed imuedsy without
disturbing The color and has bsd odpr. IL IL appnes OF
sold at PHAL@N " y Tsetory No. IA Broadway corner
OF DEP street and ~ all the druggists city and country
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The Empire City i due this afternoon, from.
Cbag1es, with two weeks later intelligence from
California.
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buHaIo Horn Docs JombsThis teoctOn aoknowlsdse d
the finest Ia the city. has o. late had many additions
ladies will ind, examination combs Of entire
s not 70 be obtained in any other establishment Combl
msae ARd repaired.
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Fancy Cutlery, from the rfanufnosories


Of Jos Rodgers, Geo WDstenhom The sssortrnsnt
brsces the tnes quality Of RGzors Penknv and many
ticles for toilet use. SAUNDERS. IH broadway,
Corner tf Liberty st and 3T broadway.
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DR.. K .illnge,,s Magic Fluid. warranted In

all TO the hair 80 years. It iastena ana
starts growing IA three or four arphcaions We can
that bottle has fastened the HAIR whole ari
". A. s6i Broadway. Mr.. u. Anutt be who's
hair ing Smelly he has bad for is years At 40
Broadway between Grand ana Broom streets DR.. KS
Central depot Mr. VIM. Dunum DO who has beso
bald for ~ is 90 Of These
indeed astonishing. Call and their simple
and stll anotherAE. D. L. Ornsby the celebrated
manufacturer Of porter s cider mineral water root beer
called said shat by the of three bottles hs
vfs hair which was nearly all lost had grown rapidly
that IL convince the profound Ecepe OF It's
oratiye qualities the hair West 2eventeeaLh stree.,
betu Eiahth and Ninth
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Hair Dye.-BateheIor's instantaneous L.

guild hsir Dye, celebrated In Lnaon, PArs Bostoa
PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE washington Ge oaly be pro-
eurtd genuine at the mandatory wall New Yari
The public must beware Of couHerf. Zee various d.
Iom ~ 10 Tor sale Wholesale aud retail or applied Cop,
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Wigs aud Touprss.-Persnna rixninH ,

very Superior Wig or rsgpse should call =, BashSoy,
he perfectly undarsta al ths reqairsmen,s no mster
how dcult he fails 10 TT the head In fact no know
hh business and makes business o. H. Copy his address
And Giys him call "
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srst rate article ehefp, call ~ Brooks No. $50 Fulton
street. Ills eomprisits variety style and
shape ot Boots Shoes, Caters sppsrs Oyerhoe Se
in use he At le-s prices than the quality can
be bought for elsew here in the city.
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Yus -Nsmes will be received this and Saturday even
iner or rev sisss At tho Musical Academy DS Allen
street, stTb oclok boys tlaes o. Esturdsy sooe
Instrunsrs furnstsd Alec, private ipstr0oton on the
H. A. BENJAMIN. PfsdpsL
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which chartered according to law closing up
the first drawing From the fact that hundred
TO he distributed among 200 subserber embr house
and lot In Wixmsburrh, worth $500 ana ninety nine
handsome oil paintings each has excellent chance
In addition to this each subscriber s TO receive handsome
picture, the retail pice Ct which IL 80 whether they
ceive Of the prizes IL will We that the
chances in twenty-five. Tickets IS:
procured for short time longer HOOPERk BROTHERS'
Looking Glass store, No, l0s Fulton street
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81 TO sI2 so dress es 81 10 $40, 500 pur pants
black doeskin and figured Cashmere 81 So loo vests
% cts 70 81 with variety Of business coats cloak, and
oyereoa Corner Centre and Grams as sui. store
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The report Of the Treasurer Of the Washington Ma.
tional Monument Fund, states that during the year
1850 the receipts were ts5 100 so and The expendi
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N Dodworths Dancing Academy, No. AIS
Bro street. The class for gentlemen will
Friday evening, February o'clock NJ fer short
OF eighteen lessons during which the quad rifle Span
ish sapee Polka and Schotsch will be taught Terms In
proportion to the usual charge for 81 lessons.
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TIE NEW PosrAGE LAw.-Our columns supply
theLnew postage law, asamended by the Senate.

The NEw POSTAGE LAw.-Our columns supply
theEnew postage law, aslamended by the Senate
The genius Of stupidity seems to have presided over
its advent-for more ridiculous bill, in its general
bearing upon the interests of the country. never
yet came before the public. We hope an appro-
priation will be made TO attach drying ovens to
every post office. so that subscribers to newspapers
may not have to wait an unreasopably long time
for postmasters TO weigh the papers lin a dry
state" There being no let or hiAdrance TO coun-
terfeng the new three cent pieces the probability
is that the public will have any quantity of small
change with which to accommodate customers.
The liberal provision towards publishers, included
In the permission to publish, at their own private
risk, the names ON dead letters, at one cent EACH
provided they should be SCALED for" 9 a benef-
cent dispensation Of enlightened legislation. But.
we have already taken up too much space in no.
ticng this absurd law. 1t is pity that the old
law has been disturbed, to give place to such folly,
Congress seems TO be without brains.
IsvrLLierycr FROM BKAziI.-We have in our pos
session, fles Of the formal do Comereio Of Rio ia
Metro, 10 December 81.
The political 10 without interest and We have
teen unable 10 find In the papers anything relative to
the expected war between Brazil and Busnos Ayrss.
At the latest dates, kind of epidemic, having all
the symptoms of fever, was intensely raging in the
city ofCampos. The brazilian government was tn kin &
all the necessary to provide FOR the poor peo
pie suffering by this sic knees.
The war steamer Alfonso arrived the 18th of De-
cenber ct Rio Jsneiro. she had board the :ouEth
battalion OF artillery and 400 soldiers Of different regi
mente.
The chief of police Of Bahia had oonieansi on the
29th of November, the brig Encantador TO De sold a.
auction, for having violated the sh article Of tho
promulgated on the 4th of last September
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Needleuork. InsertInus. aud EdClncs-A

uine article be obtained waoie and rets .7
Broadway Of liberty so,t, Sy Broad be-
tween aler and White streets a. d J. oALNDEAS.