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Wv xsaE 80 Enn Rl1Ho.o cos,anrInLE BOWS.
sa,ooo,eoo at 81. SO ( average
80 62s ali a.


The difference between the par value and the amount
realized, was SS74os9 The company in paying seven
Per cent the par value Of the bonds ray fact
than nne per cent per snnum the sum received
This includes the discount on the bonds
The amount Of U. s. stock transferred to foreiynerY
from the LIST to the 9th inst sss eco ofwnch SIS 200
Of the lean of 1872 and $4,000 the loan 1917
The amount Of gold deposited in the mint rhiladel.
phia thi, month, to the 10th inst s2lJ2eoo coin
sge, $sIo,762; payments, S2,O9i,,94 5s.
The annexed account OF the fifty dollsr California
gold pieces appears in work coins just pub
ished by Mes,rs. Eckfeldt and Dubois OF the United
States Mint
The fifty dollar piece OF the United States Assay Office
At Ban Francrco established at San Francisco by
Act OF Congress 1850 is prepared and issued by Mes
Mofatt Co., contractors, and bears the stamp of Au
gustus Humbert assayer The two protested rates of
tines $50 and eS7 thousandths found, upon assay
here to be duly maintained whether in single pieces
In large quantities But rregulaty in the weight
OF so heavy piece, alleged with silver only and offer
ing eight corners to is to be expected When pre-
eented in quantities sufficient to allow for parting the
silver 70 ounces the average mint value about
$50 TO- In less quantities, the silver not being allowed
for the average value about sac co. but even without
tho silver they occasionally come up fully to the alleged
value.
The lEtna Fire Insurance Company ha, declared
dividend Of four per cent.
The american Raray Times, Of the LIST inst contains
list Of all the railways in the United States by which
sppears that the number Of railways in operation is
263 measuring IL SOS miles and constructed at cost Of
$335l5esis. The number Of railways in OF
struction is ~ measuring IL 22s miles Tbs total num-
operation and in curse Of construction % Their
locality, &C. may be seen from the following
RAILROADS. ~ EACH OF THE UNITED srarEs JAS. 1852
No. of Miles in Miles in
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M u N Il Y NJ A II X K II

MONDAY, lS-OT NJ.
The stock market opened rather dull this morning.
Quotations current at the close Saturday not
sustained The transactions in Erie Railroad stock
day, were unusually large and prices fell of per
from the opening Norwich and Worcester declined 4
per cent New jersey Zinc, 4 Reading Railroad /.
Morris Canal u; Erie Bonds convertible 1871 i. Har-
lem Railroad, went = per cent with moderate sales
The isaue of Erie Convertible Bonds were sod to
day. In small lots at prices ranging from 81 down to
SEA- per cent.
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer
this port, to-day, amounted to S12o3I3 S. payments.
Sl4S.4s4 7S-baapce, 81 Ge3 454 49,
The Camden and Amboy Railroad Company nd the
Delaware and Rsritan Canal Company have declsred
semi-annual dividend Of FIVE Per cent.
TIE sae OF three millions Of New York and Erie Rail.
road Convertible Bonds Saturday, the particulars
which We gave yesterday Sunday produced TO the
company the annexed sums
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QssLTl AIRY.

"A D'o.or samuel i. smith, ssnSsasi y ,be Lysea@
D. Meea was called 20 tho chair. sni Richard e. Smith
upon motion q ccOfso Cstn, tho following gentlemen
W., srpoi5tea con Eitce 70 Sra{t resolutions, VI
George Ca.lin and d. a. cOmftccs who submitted the
whIsa; u has p'sassa Apishty God 70 take f;ou Us
csp ana FOR his character IS and chrtan. that
snors - na vS tho ni a i RsR
county are desir9us of giving some earnest testimonial Of
desea,d who'll III have fob ana al o.gss to a.snsw
Resoiyei That In The death q this bright ornament
hi0 Irsiessisn ard chrssny s,n leland haa ogs.ned
si IA linn we're sao anted sces iatcSlty tic
~ hiaGi and TIh nfS 20 asas
more tssn twenty Iesrs 10 attached TO him LARGE and
he .a p s1%snS 'S2' IN
i sys%s s l:.s
Rqseivsa That This meeting dosply oympa.hzes with tho
..r hshss ssn'ssign sh.n q. belief GOOD
Resolved 1batn order to perpetuate the memory OF
to S,sry We VIII Be be- ereSssd suitable
ia, .ddten.i Committee 30 appointed t.
kcsSsed That Of tho procsosnss Of this nesss
shsd il the Staten Isisnls also the ieiiowas Sew
Commercsl Advertiser. the Evening Post Tribune Express
and Herald
ON motion was resolved to add the Chairman and So
oretary Of this meeting to the Subscription Committee
The following gentlemen named by the chair
into effect the provisions Of the third
ton CommitteeIIenry Nstcalfo Chairman; Richard q.
Smith Secretary Nathan Barrett MinthoF "a John
ThoTpsSn Henry Bitter, SO LUDLOW 9: GTno9x,
Johnson Samuel FROST, Henry Colo, Jacob H. Vanderbilt,
Geo. A. Ward o. T. Lee Daniel L. Cawson Edward Blake,
David Van Name IsrasI Galley Gh.s Gs9:ssim H:r-
John s. westervelt u D. John r. Ncsmth. WA D. Cush.
bertson, g. q. Carleton. d. A. Comstock. - 81 y
HENRY b. METCALFE. Chairman.
RIcnAED G. sNITJf, Secretary,
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a. j. Rieecker. Auetnoneer York vslIe,

Nsx city byp Properly a. au1iiou Jauuary
~ Execrtase Bale 81 IS lots BY ordsr "a y ser
put specn at ibe Me Ghsuts Ess tasa en- Ftlay Jar
lG c.ock j. bcecset 10 lsto situated Tie
Third avenue, between E.asy-aret Gnd Eislsy.tsHd
streets the Fifth avenue Hrety sxta ard
Streets and Oth and lJ h etrosts be-
and sevnsh ayonuee aso ono rear 10. on the
tijo sreer between Sxlh end seventh
avenues feet Sao by l0ieet s.o e)fses
other side; also the brick front hose 1877 Forsy I'll
street. lot IS by 15 also thu frame ho ) 3.ar9n street.
lob by also the brick touse 0i York street. Boo kyn
,os - ~ - aso VI. rang noase = .asn sur ~, LIoh
per cent on tie 10Th February whom tho dseds VIII be de-
vercd TO per cent remain bona and MORTGAGE iof
Two years nj x per cent Th5 ugca@ar ID pay the auo-
tiopeer Fee and seo for she bond and tease kape
may be Broad street, also fe particulars q tho
rale.
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resent returns the extent OF railway under trans,
and the amount capital invested In them in the
several countries yhcb they have BEEN ccrfyucted
we've az a1pexed-
RAltIoars ~ EACH CoUysRg.
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ADVERTISEMENTS REsEWED EVERY DAY,
SPECIAL notice.


sNN@eS>> -r.-~,s
VyOsT OFFICE, CHATHAM SQUARE. CORNER OF
East BrosdwayMails for Europe per steamer Africa.
Letter bags will close st this oioe Wednesday January
~ 1T 10 o'clock. A. NJ for Liverpool. london, Irclan
France all parts Of Germany and other ssisn countries
AARON SWARTS.
CAUTIoN.-TUE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY
oautiontd npsinst making, using, vending the Union
Register for Ferries Nuseue Stsgss Railroads &c Ne
sn the sole inventor and will law any person
ringing rght Dated ths 18Th day Of Dscea Ser 1S5l
PATRICK 0HAGAN, - state street, Brooklyn.
ITO OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE IN DErROIT.-I
wish to buy lots In Detroit. and IL holders in New
YORK viii write me description sud price, will oonter With
them. ". j. u. CRANE.
DxrhoiT. January Sd, 1852,
V'HB SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY INFORMS HIS
friends and the public, that no hiss taken the eoro Nc.
~ Broome street. known the celebrated Brandy Store,
and formerly occupied by the late Ambrose DAmore and
that he intends 10 sustain the high reputation thai the bus
nsM has maintained since s sstabshment He psrticu-
rally his superior brands Of Liquors. Als and ears,
ynscn he offers At reduction from market price, Mr. Noho
VIZ Wn II. UNDERHILL.
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Total. .......337 II, 500 H22S 1886, 100 ,8lS
This table Is, without doubt within limits. The actual
extent Of railroads In the United States Ia probably be-
yond the above Aggregate, a. many short roads or
tnachss may have been omitted This shows greater
lspGth Of railroad than In any other country In the
vsfid and amounts TO nearly half Of the aggregate
jsagtA ofrsway In existence According to the nes.
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RAJIroars ~ EACH ooUy,Ry.
1otal. .......... .s,027
sa2.0al0e la


IL will be BY this ftstement, t1at mors than one
half Of the aggregate cost expended in the United
Kingdom upon little less than netbrd Of the entire
length. Seven thousand miles Of road, in the United
Kingdom cost four times much eleven thouennd
Eve hundred nee 10 the United States. 1t has been
stated, in London paper that the people Of Great
Britain have within the past twenty years. only paid
two hundred and 1fy millons Of pounds sterling for tie
construction q their railroads. but have contributed
about fiiy millions Of pounds sterling to the construc
ton Of railways In ether countries.
II is estimated that the net profit from railways IL al
countries ia about .hree and half per cent he cost
Of construe. lion and equipment. The annexed table
allowing the amount Of capital expended 10 each
country in railways for every hundred individuals
OF the entire population, will be interesting
Cosr or RAnRoAps ron EAcu HUNDRED or PorvrAri
United King $4,000 France ....,...,.... $500
United States. 1900 Italy ....,.......... 30
Belgium ....... 1900 Russia. .,............ rs
GermnHic States.... $50
In proportion to lite population England has expended
more than three times the amount expended in the
United States, and than Elk times as much as in
France The lergh read in proportion to the pcpus
ton in each country, is as follswt:-
n.,,.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

T0RHI0N ExPREss.-PARCHLs FORWARDED TO
e., BE- By EpWARDS, ANF0RD CO., 81 Adams 4
sioss q sssssss The 5ngrss' Rsr Africa yiii
$500 Sanf In KBgIand, Irslaps Scotland
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fhod rule Of she subscriber make entire
his stock at the end OF be offers 70 adee TIE
Yeedue Of HE costly CosEs ard Hsnt las ab little
than half tho price demanded at se OF win
scr Very hspdscme Cloth Co.ks AZ and 10 dolla,s
perh Velvet do. at 20. e. and % doiIa-s.
GEO. BuLPIN, Clesh Em pcrium, ST. Broadway.
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Cheap tho esolsmaions constantly reiterasod
KkOAS sales No ~ Fulton str7o by the ladies'
attracted thers BY h Brilliant d play q mssa5aaps ssd
costly Furs sich in quality 1tsneo end s5le ont
osedDfy econoEoa We are not at AL surprised 20 lesrn
that his spen dG STOCK 10 RAPIDLY dearrssrns from his
shelves. Ladies, call on HIM
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ST. 900 .nwAsp >, MI III Il. EA M. =
ssYtsa IaSys ssd ssaNensns hsads whose 9nele nai1
81 Ne SssSsstsS bohemian Hair Dye nAslAsSaiea aaS
3. 1 Ss IT,: : :as ~; = 49,: 80 = x
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Gouraua,s LIQUID Ualr Dyc IL without

reservation thcyery best equally
teekles sallo chars chses. roughness Foudre
Subtitle uproets hair from part Of the body Liquid
near Byoaaway Calender Is s. Third ST. Philadepha.
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Elegant Sieighing all the WY 10 fdh-
lers Better. aftsr You get o. tao pavement
Go to hcllrro snd get good dinner ard quantity q he
eshlarotiDg uide Tahe with 81 tho Lsnerp,
and tho Dr. viii tyrnish tho and Isht scu yt it
eusly. must have coed time 4 ron get 20 kALLlN
GERS. 10 not iail 70 70.
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IN tic helor,s ceIchra ted LIQUID

Hsir-Dye.-RatcheIor's ceIcbrat ted Liquid
Hair Dye 10 tic best discovered eoorns or
wLiskers the moment is applied The wonderful and
certainty with which this avorte and Hair
Dye perfoyms is astonishing II s for sale. spilled,
EATCBELOKS Wiz factory, No. Wall street, Copy ths
address.
Wigs and TOupees. Bachelors New
stye Wigs pronounced the perfect imitation
1sture yet invented Those wanting vary superior artole
should call At BATCBEL0RS celebrated Wig Factory, Nos
fW street. where be found largest and best
DertmcnA IN Abe CITY. Copy the address.
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kossuth has succeeded. nv sound reason.

UNNCVsNNHs
ng end practical wisdom in securing the eooperation of
congress in the I'd vapeemcn OF liberty. SMlTH jr O2
Fulton street, has by liberal dealing and low
PRICES sscnrei the APPRECIATION Of public who
ook 10 him Tor chea ashopeble clothing, and obtain
them Ircmptly.
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PUBLIC LECTURES.

ITO THE pAR-THE OFFICERS OF THENEw Y DIRK
Law Institute the satisfaction 70 that the
following temen have agreed TO deliver series Of Lec
lures before that body during tho
9edon kdsArds. Hon ;; W. Edmonds Hon. z Z. DAILY
H. KimbAI James y. Brady. E. W. stoughton X. Lock
wood. sopen X d. kmball. The Hon. OGDEN Ed wards
will deliver the lecture In the Court
Room, Wednesday evening 4sh February next, st ~
Pm The delivery o. the lectures will then proceed weekly
Tho lecturers and s1hecn will be duly The lee
lures Will be FREQ to the gentlemen Of the Bar aud such
frends SO they may Introduce, JOHN ANTUoE,
Vice President Of the Law Institute.
MAGIC EyPosED-PRoYEssoR ANDERSON 8
I magical vino bottle together with Ills
other wonderful and mysterious psrrmanc exposed and
plain the audience IN all it's simplicity bva pupil
OF tho celebrated Professor Testot OF Paris q. the Suy
Ny 18th. Doors open at Ga commence at admission 80
eentB.
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OF OOO REWARD WILL BE PAID TO ANY
SOVV person who will find hair THAI % nos e,scs
hair WAS red and cray The change was inssansy
BY the celebrated Bohemian Hair Dye nanufAceuse ana
SOLD 1 Hudson street, warranted 10 nufe NE har
akin, aAd change fade. All who nave ueea
rs oNnte.
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IlOMESTEA


TUE SECOND NEW YORK BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS
will hold aspesa meeting, for the purpose
officers and adopt articles Of Thu
evening next January 18Th, att O'clock Chatham Ho
No. Chatham square, The public invited to atond.
Addresses may be expected by number gentlemen who
VIII uy explain the obJtctG and operations Of Building
seoit9ss BooLs are nov fen at tho ooe
nessrs WAkeman Lastngs. No. % Fulton street, where
the prospectus may be had.
T1NIoN BUILDING AssooIATIoN.-TTII5 AssooIG-
- zion has been In successful operation esht onths;
and each share on which only $50 80 has Teen paid
worth SJy 40 rapid has been It's Tho
FEC still kent At 30 cents share The sole purposo
nng 70 tho number OF shares originally
For the same this Society will allow members 70
pay the back dueo in ns.almcns q 81
which m accommodation 10 the members not granted
any miar Society nov in existence Persons desrouo o.
A. No. Chatham sguarc Tuesday January 49, at Seven
O'CLOCK 4 M. Mr.. Earnsrd will cxp.in tie working Of ti
Assooiston j. PECARE, Secretary
rH'HE EDEN VALE HOMESTEAD BrrLDISG AssOCF-
- alton Will hold meeting on Wednesday Eyenipg.
3nuhry IL tho Hillary
ulton srccs ~ hall past o'clock, 10 admit new
mtmbrrs elect oficers, and adopt the articles aace
ton. Entrance from Hillary street
THo5. LESLIE. GOO. pro ton,
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the Nervous Antido.c it Is medicine. but miracle
fs could be universally known disease would be
unknown. he sensation produces is tho indesoriba
bio thing nognable tho in sound health tell what
do patient in disease when he experiences the
cheerfu)ness strength Appetite and il produces
all even teaspoon full. W. T. Mllctt music
loon, 800 Brosdwar.
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calf
Clogs foot hold rubber Overshoso Of every
every style Of Boot sok SOLE double SOLE water proof and
Light dress and patent leather Roots and everything to be
thought OF FOX the feet over than DO purchased
otheY establishments, Brooks celebrated Root
Emporium, 80 Fulton street.
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The Poor arc c ure., gratu.tously OF Con-

nmptSn and disease on Mondays and Thursdays at 4
trown publicly 60 the medical ia u and all persons
wishing to hear and see the miraculous Effected by
Watts Nervous Antidote, VINO invited to attend,
the hours Of and two. H. iS-EN, Secretary,
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SO that while the total length ofraway in operation in
the United SateS exceeds the length open in the United
Kingdom In the ratio Of l03 to TO- the capital invested in
the English railways exceeds that invested in the rail-
ways Of the United States in the ratio Of l25 TO 3d.
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4 OBT-ON SUNDAY. lIrp inst, AT OR NEAR THk
IL Post Ofce chased solid Gold Seal King, red Corne
liam Stone, yrsvcd stone, o Engisn The Under
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Cum " Hitting shr dear sry rice. such
have ever let win be permitted 20 leave Green's
tsblshmens No. Aston House His rystcm OF ttng ia in
fsllibe tho style OF his shirts matohssp One puschae
GREENS and you become 4 permanent customer.
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yWARTzD-A NURSE ONR AccUsToNED 70 TIE
so Sixth afsnue.
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LOST, 1s.

n. engraved the back. Tho above reward will be paid
on leaving said pin ~ 20 Peck slip.
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A YOUNG Grs-r swAH DESIRES BOARD - A
Peat Offce.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE CoPART
~ nershp heretofore existing between the underssnc
has this day been dissolved by mutual CONSENT also tina.
the busnoss heretofore conducted by the firm Henoma
u Roscn baum will be hereafter carried by Simon Roson
baum. who will psy OIL and eoeet all debts due the
partn ership business. SIMON HEJNEMAN.
NEw YoRR. Jan. ], 1852. SIMON ROsENBAUM.
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JTnrOH PARK nILLIApDs,LoCs.

i hfOH PARK BILLIARD SALOON, CORNER OF Usts
vsrsiy place and Thirteenth srcct This magaid:enh
saloon, containing % Grth Dokss Patent
lIattio Cushioned Billiard Tables, and no
III Alleys, open for che rccsp vi0iserI
the rppurten,noes tie odern
costly Inscription and The very beat attention paid 70
gent who sv, themtelges Of tire preparations 10
Tor III comfort and by the gho 40.
eits tn patronage OF bis friends and the pdbls in general
u. Y. HhTu0RN, il !, Prcpret3-,
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Go to Felirrer snd sst good dinner ard guantty hi
es.arasiDs fniae Tahe with you 9ory q tho Lantern
sasy lsn mos. have coed time 4 Ioa gos g EGLLiN
GERS 20 not tail tog
Seaxonable : Elegant! Comfortable
Cheap are tho eso.ma,iona ooEstantiy rstorset
attracted ther by his triant d play o masasaons sod
that hs rpen do stock rapdly disapr,srirs III
shelves. Ladies, call on him
C,onks and Msntrilas.--rt being an estab-
hd rne Of shc pbacrbcr 70 make an entire clearance q
1erdue Of hs soaty Cossa ara Hsnt las 90 little
shsn half tho price demanded Of win
ser Very sapdsome Cloth c5sAs and 10 dollars
's'' GO che c.s 81 Broadway
kossuth has succeeded, by sound re asou-
ns snS I w,S0m in seGpsns the sSSGTsT;aon 3
rIton street. has BY liberal desn
eol 70 him cheap fashonsbe coshin. and obtain
inc" tfcmpuy. "
To Gentlemen az Taste and Fashion,
Syn shrs are asar =. sSy tse None such
.ss so Me d Asr .srs n ry'%
GREENS and you become permanent customer.
Buffalo Overshoes and Moccasins for
and RSo an &c
hSosh Of Ss the feet oyer Than can 30
Emporium. $50 Fulton street.
How little Is known or the wonders of
The Nervous Antido.c il is nots medicine but miracle.
s could be universally known disease would be
unknown he sensation it produces is tho most ndesoriba
IN n'n IL
cheerfulness strength. Appetite and produces to
All take even teaspoon fall. w. Y. Mllctt, music
loon, 80 Broadway
The Poor arc cured gra MI to usI y OF Con :
sn npn and disease on Mondays and Thursday at 42i
Greenwich street. On those days tie office and parlors
THROWN Inbcy op,n 80 The medesl oult and AL
Watts Nervous Antdote VINO invited to attend
tween the hours Of nine and two. H. ASTEN Secretary
Gouraud's Liquid IIalr Dye Is without
reservation the very best invented Ally
seleSyated Gourauds Medeatd Soap for curing ppes.
treckle sallowuese chars chee roughness &c. Foudre
SIbte uproets hair from part OF the body. Liquid
Rouge Lily White and Hair Gloss, at " Walker street
near Broadway; Calender IS 8. Third ST., Philadelphia
Hsir-Dye.-Rntcheior's cIcbrat ted Liquid
Hair Dye il best yes discovered for aolorns the hair
certainty with which the iavoEse and Hair
kATCHELOks Wiz factory, No. Wall street.. Copy the
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WANTED BY TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN TWO
W or three with without board, with rssr
bic private family. Terms matter Of no particular
ment the locality lin tho neghborhood e. Broadway pre-
erred) and general arrangements suit tho ad orasy
Address. stating particulars Box 2,5 Post 0aice Nosss
street.
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OK REwARD.- Losr-BETwEBN TENTH AND
We Canal streets mnsturo In double so!d oase With
small gold chair and fnkes attached The nbevc reward
will be paid leaving the ~ Hoorers auction ros
corner Pine and Nassau stYcete.
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~ fourteen tabs ldg Chesnu. stres Philsdopal, WITH
ten table, 40 Fulton street New York Theas
fer exercise only citing strictly forbid. Marble IRON
mahogany beds India rubber snd air tube cushiors
made ~ ks factory b and IS Centre street. Cloth bta
feathers, cue wax, &s., for sale st bath places.
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VERY LATE FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC


News from Chill aud Peru-Important OOun-
mS.claA movement In 0Oiivts.
lFrom tho Panama Echo, Dec Al
The steamer Lima, Captain Bloomfield, Of ths
Briti1h Steam Navigation Company's line, arrived
A. tnis port yesterday morning, with s2oO.ooe
by her We receive sdvoes to the 18th Of Nsyenl-
Der. From the Valparaiso Reporter We CLEAN sems
items OF interest. but little of importance
dor, for the expense Of rspslling Flores, Was ~s-
atm considerable stir.
The Mrcur,o and Revista Catoi,ca, two sf ths
valparaiso papers, have been continuing the rell-
quarter, with great virulence. The result Of The
controversy was the arrest Of the proprietor Of ~
M1ciu,o, for continuing his remarks upon the sub-
ject, after being ordered by the government 10 de-
discretion Of the government. This is infamous
gaegiDg. The controversy, however, seems 10 be
comparatively useless-for two Protestant chspels
are allowed, though their use is contrary TO law.
in contemplation to substitute direct tax for the
present tythe tax-and that tho agriculturists Bit
terly deprecate the effects Of such measure
number OF foreign sailors and the police had
mad some difficulty in tho streets Of Valparaiso, and
the papers speak strongly against tho severity u
the police upon the sailors.
The railway is progressing admirably
The government has granted two thousand dohars
per year to the Telegraph company, on condition
that tho latter should transmit free all tho messages
Of the former.
Tho operations of the mint had been again eus-
pended, on account Of the breaking Of some Of the
machinery.
Three Of the soldiers, whom the last accounts
mentioned as having robbed the military chest Of
their corps had been sentenced to imprisonment Ter
several years instead of capital punishment.
The subscription raised for the sufferers by tina
burning Of the City Of Pittsburg, had enabled most
of them to continue tneir voy ago to Californishs
cabin passengers having received six and the
others three ounces each.
,nl Il lst &c G.
the relief of the sufferers by the burning Of the Oily
Of Pittsburg steamer, which the correspondent Of
the New YORK HERALD has sent to u.s. II spsaks
wal1 fAr fha rob nts nr Val M raian.-I