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From The Neto York Evening Post.

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The collector of Barpstable Mass, has paid
ei5 5i4 to the owners and crews OF codshing vessels
The New Jersey Legislature, which elects a
cratic, but the Senate nearly equally divided.
Wallack the actor recently took his farewell Of
iRs american public Al New York and was to depart for
There were no less than seventy-three couples
married n ths high church at Glasgow, scotland, one
The Navy Department has received dispatches
Marion. y ''o '''su s''A'sA - ?
People who are always .alking sentiment have
usually not very deep fseng5 The less water you have
The population Of Delaware IL ascertained 10 be
94Jl being increase oi 1890 since Isl0 There are
1876 negroes OF whom, 222s are slaves,
George Peggott, young Engishman, has been
sssts "a sew ork CHARGED with perpeFa!ing several for
operating IN baltimore.
The first Presbyterian Church in Utica N. Y,
was destroyed by fire the 13th Loss 900 10 ESQ OO
Insured for $1,000 hisumoed that il is lie work OF an
W. often hear parents express a great solioitide
g qmass fortune ioE The benefit he children. LISA
egaoy Of Infinitely Les ysue han virtue and honor, and in
"A pair Of compasses, said 10 be undoubtedly
Roman, but resembling ia respect the modern ins-
ment, have been found among the Roman romans lasy
Mrs. Bailey, who is renowned for her patriotism
y an,Rg g,sg;s 9r prosecuting the battles q the Esyoa
in GFoton, opposite New London She was upwards OF 50
Year, Of age,
The Boston Courier Of Friday says, that the
Vermont Central Railroad is taking freight on ssds,
per day y is believed that next week the transported
daily will be equal to 10, COO barrels.
Professor Of Latin ia the University Of Edin-
berghi now no more, having desired he qdentsto give bel
oi usil names IN Lai greatly surprised at seeing writ
tsn on slip OF paper the name J0annea Ogum Novum
Malch turned out 70 be the name Of one John Eguew.
The Surrogate Of Kings county, New York, has
lqsi nseide n che Of he will or the Thomas Lewis
ei iespnfg that under the second reYsed 6iaue, page
& en acknowledgements OF the signing of such insrumen
~ he eai0r 70 auherDng Witnesses who have seen ihi
signature y pq uhclent execution, The will was there
ois gseafsl invalid Il involved pTopaTty the smount
IL requires thirty-hve hundred sheen 10 Sc kent
whole year to support the Lawrence Mas Mills ,yitl
wool for single day. They produce 6fan ~
per asy and consume eorhneal the value al sixv on
sand dollass annum. Three years sines there were M
ye hundred Inhabitants in Lawence. nov there ere tsl
Alexander Won Humboldt. the great natnralis
qnd traveller, has written letter the Berlin Society "a
Emigration and Colonzaons erpfa4sin fhs ,qafIesf ~
y Ni the Purposes Of a aocisiy and promise ~ t0 ~
a influence with the hnR 10 its behalf The attention s.
e ooeisy s specially direqed toward central Amefea
g appears from an official document communi
etcf 20 congress hg the SaofeaIY 81 riae that sis nnhs
amlsf4aa who qlIiytd 20 ait tho pofs t ueied State
oufns Tie Yeas ending Sept 30 1850 was s29 el0 which
% et4a4e oi es4 1873 The statement Ist1 m
Hppm were isnaiel.
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REMOVALS.

r. EMOYAL-Ihe Office Of the New Orleans
No. Y Baronne street. 90
EMOFAL--Dr. j. S CoPEs has removed his
office and residence from a97 to44i Magazine next door
to the corner Of, Edward street d3 ~
EM0VALi-DR. SAMUEL A. CARrwRIGHr
~ Cgte of Naiehez) has removed to No I44 ana street.
Otes IN the lower front third door beyond the Eaco
pai Church mo amos
EMORAL.--R. II. MARR. Attorney at Law
= has removed from No II ST. Charas street 10 No q
Salnp street, up stais. MS ~
r EM0VAL--JosEPH H. PALMER q Co have
removed from 56 Gayler street 10 No. A7Camp street.
above Gayiar SO SIN
r EM0VAL,- DR. MoKELvEY has removed
his Office No ~ Caondest. between Canal and Com
mon sreeta. IA sm
ID HUTcHINesa DAeURRRFglr4PE
~ removed 70 The noh-east corner af Canal and Ghaes
sreetfhe finest Portraits in the world are taken 1t this Is.
tahishmenti al prices suit the times. CAL and En.
trance No. q Canai stfest M anaot
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METALLIo LIFE SURE BoAFa.-We learn from
the Washington Union that orders have been re-
ceived from England at the mandatory in New
York for specimen metallic lie-cutters,9 to BE-
furnished forthwith for British irigate. They are
70 be similar 10 those adopted in the United States
navy Metallic life surf boats are also ordered for
the English coast similar to those stationed on our
coast by Congress, which have been SO successful.
The English life-boats have all lately failed, and
they now send 60 America. The first one will be
drawn through the streets Of London, on the pave.
ment, by four horses, on the 1st Of February, to
test her strength. On the English coast are four
hundred sle-boat stations, each having coast
guard under nav Of Rovarnmant.
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heWJree| s. a iiN, fst3
a y "A Meeting ol she bqafd qi Dreciots was
Rfsoirfi IAht unhf l9tee t fFInty i1e t6Eeaay,
that IA iuRfy Ya tie roles aleslf ldapiei aad made
"a fpn si1i uof 70 itse rsnoeiae sl anq iqs. dam
eEe MISSING whalYcr. happening o goaa uannqsiej.
aacg wien fsa'iHE iFam acdident duYns the stand fafaee
rom oas end 81 ee rQa % he other, and tlat an freight
slau De az ie4t and peri 81 lh Owner smpfa % c0a-
gs1ee. rom ila vaIf monelt u d nnnAled.
dil Il :. NEVILLE, aeoreiay.
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DANCING ACADEMIES



A q. Z Ci4isst respectfully tnioF1ns Ehe ladies'
Ia ana estiisasa d seEosls4da shai h. Daers 80
Aalfefag alli le eTsHei 20 MONDAY tsss H 81
ifs7y No caf7aleIli ssl.a|. sesas c5aada ia
caae s.fAgts y1le7 nsaiH tsae1
ens5l' uH4set nov n f'aat. 7ieh 81 srlr7
- tranet aaadtfef
Raiss LeHr 9snps p6lta IEnsarla
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Ite Ssa.e1 PofE4
hr. 2 eH We ias asai1ia Daaess 90 laa ani s.ai's-
nsu in fiesn sr15nt
fssst e rae "a ssatinar ir1u iia d'slssl
~ cls.. q eheap fssni veisss ali dsseoH sonesYs
spi THpRsDafa
u csa ssaasal irdls la Lrai. q e 10. ssiFs sIihf
hssos.ssn. ~ m esinw
DANCING AcADEaTYs
M ADAdE BEIsE respectfully informs sq
sas t continued a' aPglsaiea "A 9ap f9y 3
fsre ie5 & 4 -. ~ n ~ .. se isil'f ~
spaelqus saln1a ol tas corner ~ lis sdas and Pow.
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4s.,-s n .l. 49, A3-lE 81 fNa-
esTtenen' t3laa q BfoFDaF tNx1NEsnar asa siil1s
hsr asadsny during lie boais 81 taion. 81 n M
lal etc "a ls akIsa Eli ass at he leson. 40
hAtDAS' NATHoNAL HALL
CARoNpEtE1 sTaEeT ccasna or PEHplpa srnRFr.
FASHIONABLE DANCING and WALTZ
= INC ACADEMY - sif. ai ti 'is FREDERic1 l HFfHs
respectfully ill1rl1
M sss yf,s1ni t5at fhsr aetqos VIZ qpeu
alt fftp0 p09siaAts ilecsInc4Flt, wien tii4f
teach tl f1a lshionatia Draces h1r| n
vogue. Days 0f Tuition AUNBHYE
" "EDNEsilh y 8 and FRIDAYS.
lF Private Ciaas LADIES' aa uaf rfei,a Az
a. Glass iar Chiliren lIom 8 q dark.
cias. e, ssnasa.a sd foahs from ana 10 o'slsst
PUPILS BALLS, onceA week
TeFmss
aFneaiilere Iaf tdee rs "a
20
lla above iii can Be nsle Fariss 3hrr
ste np q hsi Purpps Fof hifhef paliiSus41apfl f
BRUINS. e ifa Rai.
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Ihsfollowing resolutions, offered by Mr. Shields,
were adopted, the rules being suspended
WHEREAS, This Council is again callsd to
mourn the loss Of one Of its members in the death
q Col Spared Hale late Alderman Of the Fourth
Ward
RssotUea, That We tender to the afflicted rela-
uves our sincere cdndoence in their heavy bereave-
menl and that a. mark Of respect 10 his memory
the members Of the Council viii wear the usual
badge Of mourning for thirty days
hssotgeai That the Council attend Ills funeral in
a body.
ResolDea, That the President be requested to
send certified copy Of The foregoing resolutions 70
the fataiiy Of the deceased
hlr- Shields made motion, which vas adopted,
that the Council attend the funeral Of Mr.. Hale.
On motion, the Council adjourned until Wednes-
day, the 22d inst, at o'clock P. M
IoHt7 Ftfr40ffN. gaarata4v
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MAxoRALrr o. NV oElaAns.

January n. 1851
10 the Ho10rG5le President and Members Qf Council of
JhHHctpatitg No. Tie0.
N1TIEmEFl have caused you 10 be e1nvoked this day
thorn, who haFe desired meeting I'd raierancs 10 M eath
81 Col sparrel HALE late Adsnnan Of the Fougll w afd
In announcing % officially the daeeasa Of his
man. am painfully reminded Of the instability of 40 earthly
ihinEs II Was only few short weeks since Council
had e deplole the os oi valued member and now you as
ssbe together for the purpose paying fe last tribute oil
respect to the memory Of anolhef who has been c0t of Ia
the midst o his usefulness Gol ale an Old and q.
tseed resident o the second Municipality, and took warm
interest n her piOpery, Before removing hheI he ed
several nlpoTant Offices ID his native state Al discharged
faithfully the trusts coufided 70 him.
have the honor to be, VERY respectfully
tour obedicEr geFVdut,
Al, ID. ftR0ssrAN. MHvnr
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~ and a1ttt ne 4dDics md Consent Of the SeRate
James Calhoun, of Georgia. be Governor Of the Ter
Thoma, Nelson Of New YORK. be Chief Justice Of the
supfeue Cour q tle United States the Territory OF Or.
gon, IN place 81 William Z Bryant, ressned.
AbTAm N Fndeys Of New YORK to be Winnebage Indisn
Agent
CoNsUhB.
John PaHOtt, Fegigued.
William II. Kelly Of Massachusetts for Tahiti and ths
Independent Society lslands
Edward A. Saundera. Of New York at Buenos Ayres in
place Of Ju3gph Graham, removed.
Edward Mccall, Of PennuyFani az Lima in place Of
hialh0p9 Provost, resigned.
i John elmer Of Maryland. at AHA in place Of William
Edward Ely. of Penney lvanla al BomhaE