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R..,ps,o. Of Ko....h In H.rr,.surs.

kossuth did no, reach Harrisburg till o'clock on Wed.
nssday, owing to the breaking Of wheel He was
Deceived at the depot by members Of the legislature and
IA immsnse concourse Of citizens A procession was
hsn formed, composed entirely Of sleghs which escort
ed the iustrious exile 10 Heus Hotel where accommo-
cations had been provided After dinner the party pro-
essded 10 The State House. when Kossuth presented
% both houses Of the Legislature. The great Magyar
has been received with unbounded enthusiasm.
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The Death Of mrs. Ch..e.

We regret to learn that this lady, the wife Of Senator
Chase Ohio. died at Cincinnati on the morning of the
lAth.
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In -four theres good deal doing, and prices 81 81
81 Aa 81 SO for straight State; 81 56 81 rs
Rye -four 50 So Corn meal, SO 81. Wheat is fsirlO6
cts white southern saoa Corn 6 cents southern yellow
Whiskey, 2Oi cents Pork is nactive-saes SIS IL
Sl5 25 Lard, 81 cents. Wool is rather du-sales
fleece 36 40 cents The stock is 5ooo0 lbs and the
ceipts very small
Money is very abundant at per CALL per
time The stock market shows many signs OF specula
ton, and good many States will go sbroadamong others
81, 600 900 new Virginia 6s Tho shipments Of specie
moderate, and the payments from the mint in the rst
days OF January S30oooW The quotations to-day
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The cost of the railroads and the bank capital
given In official The average of the tonnage built
put sixty dollars which is low. and tho dwellings
five hundred dollars each The accumulated capital will
the fdl
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Amendment os tho Conssitutlon.

1Amsndmsat q tho COnstifutiOn.
Our readers will find in the House proceedings Of yes
eday reported in another column. notice Of resolu
lion on this subject from the Hon. Mr.. Mace.
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Miss j. M Davenport, the beautiful and accomplished
actress, whose vis, TO this city last afforded 40
much satisfaction and pleasure to the friends and patrons
The theatre. as well to alarge circle of friends with
'oom she became acquainted has transmitted to friend
nss the sum Of three hundred dollars for Kossuh to be
transmitted TO him
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This increase of internal activity is very great bu, the
figures for the railroads only those for the northern line
The Erie railroad operations included Yet the
Of that work large those Of the norhe line
ind icatng similar OF business Such has been the
extraordinary development Of exchangeable values, in
good degree promoted by the liberal commercial
policy of the federal government, which enables the
worker or producer to get more Of the fruit oil his
labor and capital less of IT, When the people that produce
and labor Of the fruits oil their labor
either in Its original shape in the shape of something
received in exchange for it, both the people and the
try prosperous than when unjust laws confer
larger portion upon domncerng capital and proud
protecuoniss.
The rapidly with which free banking has increased,
and the nature OF the securities pledged for
FAITH. thaE nlIntui utable
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o,sao,s1s lI,7s7,47o I46lO,esI d, e,sss,sss |


The stocks OF other States have not since years been
admitted security and those formerly taken gradu-
ally diminished United States stocks taken in Is43,
and then prohibited in order improve the demand for
New York stocks When these got high In ls4s United
States again admitted; and now that all have
reached high figure the canal scps have been accept
cd. Within twelve months the charters OF twelve old
banks will erpirecapitsl ST. 2o0 circulation $4,000,
900 and these, coming under the law, will require
urties in addition to all the banks that may be
formed. The increase OF banking naturally follows the
immense development of internal resources indicated
above particularly the absence of mint in New
York checks the circulation OF constitutional money and
the coming year. with such systems of public works
In operation all the granaries and warehouses filed with
produce, and every appearsnce Of good demand fom
abroad, tho future bdgher for all interests
The produce markets generally firm, and cotton is
active at better prices, as follows
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Thus since 1876 the annual value of the Pennsylvania
coal mines has creased eeuep mions and OF Louisiana
sugar three niiioas But perhaps the extraordinary
indication of the growth of internal trade DO found in
the movements OF the New York canals and railroads,
cordng to official returns
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CATHERINE HAYES
viii give GRAND CONCERT in Washington,
AT CARUSI'S SALOON,
On Saturday Evening, January IL, 1852 a.
PROGRAMME.
PARTL
scena and Ara vendetta" Lucezia Borsa0 Don
zeti-Eerr Mengis.
Cavatna An lie Prophe,e) MeyebeerMiss Cath
erine Hayes
on Violin--Her Gnebel.
Aria Bufa, q II Bivacco" Baista-Herr Mengis.
Song, Happy Birding" (Walace) with flute obgato accom-
paniment by Mr.. Kyle-Miss Catherine Hayes
PART III.
Duet Quanto Amore," (L'Eisir dAmore,) DonixeMiss
Catherine Hayes and Herr Mengis.
Solo on e Flute, &C. Loder)-Mr Kyle.
Aria Hutfa "Miei Rampoi RosnHen Menes.
Aud Gmy-a Scotch ballad-iss Catherine Hayes.
Song The Happy Switzer,' (Mengs-Hen MenSis.
Rose Of Summer'an Irish ballad-Miss Catherine
Hayes.
The grand piano employed manufactured
pianoforto of K Davis.
Of tickets ST. Reserved ST. They be procured
al music of X. Davis.
Doors open x--concert O'Clock.
Jan I6--d2t
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0 NoticeA dividend the LIST Of this month"; Of per
profits of the Magnetic Teleguphc Company Morss
this city and New York. been duly declared aad
respective kholders Exchange Bank
seldsn, Withers, & Co., in Washington CITY.
WAsHINoToS, Jan. Ia, 1882
Jan i5-d
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M mAaRIED.

MARRIED,
On the 18th instant az 81 paas Lutheran Church, by the Rev
HurLER, SAMUEL r. d. oURAND Washinaton 10 Ms
MARGARET MILLER, formerly of Baltimore.
baltimore papers please copyl
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Coal.
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property sl5s 97s2s
Value Of property rail-
roads ..........&... l,4O9,795 2s,o03s74 o65o40eo
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ever nom the preceding November beosuss the opsra.
Ions OF the basdsros during the latter part tbs past
month, have been very limited
We understand there still considerable supplies Of
produce on hand and freig last given way
and likely yet to be reduced by composition from the
number Of direct arrivals and those expect to
fock from MoLtevieec should the least encouragement
hope be held out Is probs BILE that purchasers may
be inclined TO enter more freely into the market
In wools comparatively little has been done, growers
and exporters TO have different ideas to its mar
ketable value The accounts from Australia aud the
Cape Of Coed Hope Ia favor Of the holders and the
large specie by the present packet amount
ing upwards OF fio 600 seem to indicate steotion
OF the demand for the United States
Ia very limited presenting striking contrast with no
active competition Of last The present OF
exchange tends also to enhance the difficulty Of adjust
ing the pretensions of the sellers and BUYERS
The general retrospect OF our export market during
1851 highly satisfactory Ssnguine predictions
were deemed by many, they have been realized and
surpassed notwithstanding the psriisl arrangement
arising from the march of polite events during the last
ak months In comparing the retuls of our expectations
for 1856 with those for the preceding year is necessary
to bear in mind that comfortable portion Of Argentine
produce has been accidentally clipped through the port
OF Montevideo but In reality from the proceeds and
account q goods imported into this market.
In the pres, mt petition o. affairs 1t would be presump.
tou to hazard any opinion to the prospects Of the year
now con eDesd questions of still higher import must
6rst be decided all the natural ces OF this pro-
vince are IN full play and efficiency boun'iful Proyi
depce has crowned the year sith bis goodness ard in
ordinary times would feel justified IL looking forward
with bcoyant e. pectaions
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Herald Marine correspondence.

~. lA III.
rorlshd tgrl Scott, k'y:Fuea, r =; sohrs u Candy,
ad fsrs; kssrsn Lsl' DO; Cold Maa;Or a9s,ss
Gagto, do 40 0attel Cav. do Brsndywins Candy do;
sseyes Rs.y: SD, DO ..uor, Nvo.s Pawn
.yi.:ns Walton. Ric mons bark Adsiii Rogers White.
sss,os; sshrs Indus tnrl DAY. Hslifar rs; Margaret
sss Thcmp.on do Marietta Barr Nskrson boston; wra
CeIti,s Hewitt Drseilyp; cssrse wshipsse.. SNOW.
nsn worth Bos,or; Nary Nst,, smith. kYofh; Srsndy.
sine, Dandy, NYorkj 4 Reeves Reeves. Providence.
Miscellaneous.
Sur PurFwA freu Liverpool Tor Baltimore With Iron
stated by oepstoh from Norfolk have sunk near
Cage hoDry, and ia full Of water
Bur JoHv HARVARD, Andres for Liverpool. remained
tApfl.cicola FEB H. having been detained since 6h, by
tie essrNsn Of her osow Was waiting the arrival Of
sriP TAHsIRoo (ef New York;, lying ~ POINT shroy
tibf copper parted ter oeIinR early Sunday
rr in she NV blew aud drove tbc beaoh TIE Wcs
ede Of Deer leland. BE upright In fsyorahie psston
appears 70 have sustained injury, aud viii DO OF
sonR ILvrns 3 ruonpsov, ~ Phiisdsiohis from New
Haven, when CT Ksgas Point etruok by saaSn II
wird which ospEd tao ooye and sot the cabin o Tho
sail, which quickly consune6. so great was tho
stnsop 81 al hArds hst one actually jumpsd overheard
q So wsd hs bo ,ss and I@Ss
the erevpinf nan. Nearly q. their clothing burned la
IA, osbr wian 500 IN notes bslousngt .he Cap
tap The Vet wa run Ashore, where assistance 10
readiness snd siter much diahouty the flames
scnR AURORA. Blbcook dNow Jersey fosiod with GOAL
wtnt shoEe A. Cont1 ssnd on friday ngh, At O'clock
sra sunk IRE captain ant ave In number. aehcd
there until Saturday, ooroak ~ when Capt. Alfred
a.rrec oftchr slss discovered Them, and won't With he
TO TIE soyenun boat ouac where thoy procured shc
lie boat, and tioughs them safe 20 shose.
tgess f,sblsns Nm, s,a ~ R,oe Pon.
m bS * o s,sn Sysh 'D'' ~ '''
w seLr sshixxton, ~ NTsswhieA rvss nesanS xnas
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Ssu la1.s ths vidth q this rosn IRON whses VS. t
ting to whsrs Willis fell; got up and went up when the
crowd gathered round he Arst struck hin In the beck
part Of bis neck did mot take any notice hov he fell
Forrest had hold Of his COLLAR and whipping him hs
back do not menber he was bis sst or his knees
how he was don't know how long they together
about I've minutes suppose the police took them both
togetber there we're good many persons there stad
there till Mr. Willis left he went towards the sixth
avenue; he had Light stick; saw Mr. Forrest take
whip from bis csat; don't know whether 1t .
hide MIR. Forrest was standing the eastern side;
have been at Mr.. Willis's house; went there with
Aaron Buren,; my statement was not taken down;
went there to get some money to 80 to the college;
went there either to get subp9nA, some money
d. 'tknow which. @ did you get any money! A.
Not that remember had been told that should have
eone money; don't remember who told mo; don't
know how much wan to get did not get any; don't
know how much money wanted to 60 to school, Ndon't
remember being a.ked anything by Mr. Willis; 1t was
after the difficulty occurred went to Mr. Wiis's house,
1t not the next day; 1t was some time after.
10 Mr.. sandford... Il was at EEabethtown when this
csuse tried before; IL In reference to my ex-
penses Of going to and from school that called at Mr.
Nlss
Tns court at about twenty minutes to four
o'clock Tho jury admonish.d net to speak to any
person the Of the trial Adjourned to Tues
day (this) morning, ut ten O'Clock.
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w Clerk. o y CLARK. Of Ghelsesi Essa Il NldAss. r
Barnssase; Thsrber and WIFE Of BristeL RI In %
whiting VIM Carson. q Cook. n q Flush. Heavy6
Ksat n B,xby 4 Bixby Chss MArden. ford. Chick
eripg Bsrden. aoyt. Q Bartlett Baytsst Bart
q Piunmsr. 4 G souiArr n Iiercs. Cock 8 Geek.
Josiah Oipors B KiHby. Tuok veil. Joseph Boyle.
Charles II Fihsld Dspiel Grant W d Wole " Mrr!-
field. John Holden Harrington. John MARKS, John
Jones. w White. Horace knight, n Cogsns hArsn;
VII spsuldinG smith, Soule. G Smith
Smith Thavsr. Joseph smith, Samuel Brow shsy;
Benson. = Hath.vsy. s Pratt q narrod Collins.
Davis. J Foster, Norco,t. : Hlborn. Cat
hins " W Wiswali. W Hamilton. and Nine Claude.
In she steer.ge, hessrs Campbell Hsgsr CoresY
4 Cross; Gariis; e Reed; Weed Day. D.nisi
sg ws oS,' yhs SSs. T1n M
thew Lyons HLyons Reynolds Fuller A Recorder.
Brien, Joseyh Morrison. Charles Morrison CHARLES
Nocney John Taylor Gsorgs Wilson sullivan, Psok-
ard. J McKinnou. ksBonsid. VIM oibos W Nudd. Y
James John Verbs 7 A rorley, Joha simphns. Wool
fond Drsooll Joseph Jefferson. johnson James No
Ian. @ Desmoua Murphy. sullivan. Vramshsw. a W
Turr ess b Murphy. w Pore Wentworth Il PhilIips
Mrrsock, j Dyer N Hollsnd Murphy, Lom,x, Osu-
mis- Murray. John Manning Edw Rice ACummirgs. b Do
hersy; kiohard Pope VIM Pope John L,.senoe. Nstsl
f H1s.i s.hn k ys' s dss !AS ErSa
ford. Jr, Edmund Robbins. Everett Jr chis Duamsrs
Rand. Thos NJ Dcpouph. Reynolds, Holland 0rs-
ham. Jno Prince, Fipegtn Donov,n Godas A
Thompeen. Dopo ran, Waite l. Lcrpg X eth, ID
Keith, C Low, Samuel epear WA Ksrr, andrew Ksrr =
White Thomas White James Davis. J. Fieketk
0r,msn Geo Whismore. A SutherlAnd. u Elms and II
q elnk-20l.
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No aYrivsis ~ importance to-fay.
Cleared schr Ksas or. Philad.lpbs.
CHARLESTON, Feb 23
cIsarea-B,rhs Caroline aud Velocity; sehr EDWARD 8
JcBcs. Philadelphia
ells, rYori; Barcelona, ko,ihern port.
SoIh-hIrived- Esrks C0rvc. Thetis, Bontoa.
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ssr Francisco thr Antelope, froLa Boston--W nix
on, bes,tni RBunter, Nantucket; Foster BsJisy.
kattGysisott
EsN FnANoIsc-ship Samuel Appleton from Boston-lat
oGhip--B rev comb, ChAs Rueyd, Geo Byron. "
Smith, Mrs. ID w arr. hsses Wh.d. Margaret Woloh
and Csshsrna Du@phy Of BestoEi Pser Darby sad wifs
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MAR1gImK IxvELLIa EHUx
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH. 1, 1859.

ALMANAc-mARch \.
suN RISES. 81 no1R SITS I CS
sUE sETs. t6i HIGH wArxR, =. morn. %
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BANANA. FEBRUARY II, 1879 WE. THE UNDER
dent steamship feel in day bound TO express sAs
20 California VS. started sbe ependid hip Urssl
States January 90 1882 having purchased through Nsksts
70 san Francisco After speedy and pleasant passage
arrived safely ~ Panama In COMPANY with the whs
on arTva mere without delay: ds5ihsd g
satisfied Of the OF oil their
before starting and the Line
Caforniaps -
Richard r. Wells, John Clayton.
Thomas W. jackson, Il. Wood,
Ebene.cf stevens, j. Phelps,
John Stsrkwetl5r. Capt. Johnson sad H,fc.
Peter Stevenson. II. Chi.da.
!. Laredon, John BYsd;,
X i Jones' James MseYe,
Riohard strorg, Vim. Smith,
Timothy Enrlow, Eiohsrd Copkiin.
Levison Dungeon, II Holcom,
Jores Pratt. X. Mathe
Captain Weir, J.W Humphrey,
Jhcmas J. Berry. w. Clinton,
Abraham Cenklin, Ard 800 other passengers.
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CCRE or CORNs-BY MADAME BERNARD. NO. ~
Bowery between Hester and Grand sds).
Adame informs the public that she continues practise
upon the eet with greatest success having
devoted her Nme for fifteen to bhe which
the feet sre subject N. Bolos hours from +. r. 70
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fsnssen gers Arrived,

CuAcnrs-stesmshIp Empire City. AZ New oiiesns.H
fewb AL and lady CusArd. r Wolfe. Miss NJ Smith,
Miss julie Lawrence, Winter, Thomas Pierce W IL Wax
Ie,, Gayle, Kirsch Fisher TORY john Duggan.
Da>idscu A Davidson. Samuel Kelly SO Foreman. u
Teyser, Seward, O Lune, q Lsyelso. blasgey
Carter, l6ftln rayer. Bournevillc. Crane, Cul
yer, J Burden, W Dur ston, Thomas Thomn. Allen.
wssg MsInlcy, Richard Carlton, Alexander Warnow,
TJaTi,cn. Asher, Asher W Davis Phillips, Nay,
cspeh. Reter, Good niyms sNsSxell, Hudson, Mar
sin Taylor Moere Asher Bsrn,s, John McAnlsy,
D Coates seeking Q Hinmsn, Norsisy, sown:r.w
Keller keeler ! Phillips freeman Pes5J 7 81
va ersrsois Surpss BuSreli saSisy. ROW Lyss
gr VIM. W Orr n miller, J Courtney, Psttin; J W
sen, J. Coiemsp, Corey, Lamsey L stockler.
Miller. II Cooper. J Burniss, Butyis, % burris
loTs, J Baker = u niii, Bunderbsok. shss ,,
laws, II Richardson, w RylerIw Eilngt on, Yeupg
VI Long Younv, Palmer Gsas.ook umssooeh
Iohnes j. Tbatchsr Kvers. Toilet n SsopNs
Iavfon, J Hchohtla, Ieneludy, ulnpreY nnomhs
Bcoh, W Cottrand, W ronfn hery; Thomas nssoe r
west, stsrry, w Howell, y Pennsnu, hsIs Il
hthbury. n Dcorrcr, rsyb.ii LiTp ~ 49,
on 4, u,ud viio ard child. knight Brown, Dovis
Ietrv Fry, BIessing, M Cuiisrar, Lorgsden knghs
"a Grsyta Albert, hncrebetd Jorerh Morris Ia Con
st.tio n MurraY n W Campbell, y ~ rewten and son
CgKror-sbip Matilda Roundy, A Warden,
s'Ftw oprrsxs-shir vicrsburx-Mr wloreJ, Master
a. rpister-IS ~ the Etcersge.
'srysNs,p-nsyk TeTss.-s Parry ; u Wheeler Ms9ss.
rpAnI rsros-Ship harrisburg Mr. Bcreot
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ITO CALITORNIANs--DR ASPINWALLS CON-
pound Tnetufe for the preservation and cure me
Panama fever, or foyer snd safe aui
remedyior sale a. the Office Of Nossrs TODD CO.
81 West street, second story.
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WKnkCAA.


rye THE PUBIIc-IHE REAeERs or rnR HERALD.
a., s,,, s - ns;sss fsrssy
xheh &:
ssf ~ s
re, for mo last nineteen years p present esa
superstition about H. Now called on This gen Isms - ana
Inted sons hsi used ii. mans and sddrsss Nostss
OIL S q r, no =,
in ri ass;s i1a sD Rs.a. . . sssa
DEAFNEss. DEAFNESS, pIArNEssl-ALL WHO
arc suffering under this mssdy should s.ser esAr q
y Sy
sy pr iV IT. y a. hi: Ear naImsI
as Snl a. in ss TSa Ess; s
CURE or CoRNs-BY MADAME BERNARD, NO. ~
BoTery between Hester snd Grand streets xess ss.l
Sr9n ae s: fec; NTH q. tho .,ss having
s ssit tex r.; subject S1o'' hours
ITO CALIToRNIANs.--D AsPINwALEs CON-
pou1S Inssufs fSr the preservation and cure q We
sure remsdyior sale a. the Office Of kessrs TODD CO..
o e. T 1au.. a sais.1 E.
slS ' S1s, H. Es ossss
enjoyed a.sas .hss i. sess
1sy 49, =: ss
nve PRACTICE, in th speciality he sss, Without hsssiies
I.dissi ss.sa .s.n ): Ss.s.s4 IRON esS.s
sIss !. s ma rapid sf;; e s
IN ssE ss ss s
sSI s TGss sfasr S3nr Ralph wcule sdd aA y
Srass ':iS ss ~: sSS.I p a.
s,H' sss ssi IL
Dr. COOPER. Il DUANE strict, HAS, FOX THE
~ mani !f si.':
sn S m so Java s n s.d MILD
form |. nom Two 70 three w'eE, Sf debility
u. =: .I.,ss
teundsa pleasure 70 DO able refer perioss who
him Sssss Xii s s't rsssss VIZ
hs ~ as sss See ny
TIE: COOPER. no. . ROOSEVELT STREET. MAX
may ~ Consulted On A al Diseases GT From ssq
Tbs DOCTORS skill in the treat Of those oobbed
s.l Yss,.na'H' TO- in ''''n' Case" from three 10 i've
&. S Se ss.. :t disease. g ~. 81.
fsss s.'''' ''-
D xasass, e. sHs. q, 'Ssss z
who hs hands Of medical
rai- ~ safe and speedy cure NB-Ne fsst-l CURED.
DR /. MoRrAMoRE WOULD SAY TO THOSE WHO
Take your heslth have devo.d many years IS
psns Those WHO wib 70 eopsuit those
excepted value your health, you win avoid thoss
sS ~ e., sss:
ssry for aseas., !. q. I've ferns Persons health
has 'aisf @ Ts s S fsy
TIVE GREAT DOCTOR, or 81, BRoApwAy. YRox
London, OF wide spread European fame is crow led
daily BY from every mAsdy Tho statss OF
the Union Tbs most delicate dssasos OF both sro
rested euccessuy and the shorten possibo pnrod
wNhout CESSATION too from business aitsrsion ~ ajst
Both s stotet aud al This
establishments ONCE hours IRON HA N. 70 r, M ana In
the evehins from 20 10 o'clock PSsevors Iaiies AID
ttnlemen In this oy undor sre.s treat
merit from London and provincial towns IA Cross Brttar
having AZ much cost and troutlo fsked in
ing slo Atlantic 70 obtain bis moot AID tSsn
place themselves uudor others of the faculty hons hrs
they could nct be certain OF success N RAI lsters
postpaid, enclosing 81 will BIO at once attended 20
No gEk TILL, CUkkD.-Dh, CONFETTI ~ uUsqS
IN street. mty be consulted on ,so ,ast.
sDt OF delicate dcaas. yenYs ps.o.se son.
bloc BIN make speedy snd persnonh oresara reoent
ews rero-ed Va tbreo days The Victims OF an
More suhetins ION c@ty proper h,bs cav spply VIE.
eertnnv 81 having thtr oa,tf on and
enwno ,prinnQles btfotDve-Nv. bss disooversd psw
ussno' WHO'D ne can cure syinturs to from ,wc
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nEAFNEss. DEAFNESS! DEAFNESS !-ALL WHO
arc suffering under this malady should steer elsar q
examine the wonderful ts daily being performed
~ Dr. LUTEEER, at his Ear Indrmary permanently
located No 80 Prince street, Broad
This the only institution world where oar
diseases are exclusively attended TO- once hours from nns
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The ship b. Aymsr. Captain Carver, arrived ct this
port yesterday from Ayres wheros she sailed
the 18Th January, twenty three days later than our
previous direct advces
According to these accounts which given In pr
vste letter, dated the 9th Of January, ct Buenos
Ayre and in the British Packet, published in that city
under the OF Governor Rosa the position of affairs
IN the Argentine Republic had not there
had been no great haiesud that Urqusa hal not SUI,
tained defeat, ssrspsrted last week.
The intelligence therefore, brought from Rio by the
Demirg and published Saturday Isst-that several
days previous to the l2th OF January had reached
Rio de Jansiro that battle had been fought by the
forces ef Generals Ross ard Urqusa in which the lat
Ger was sgnAy defeated and that 5000 OF bis troops
had deserted snd joined the ks Of Gen. Rosas. not
Ger iirmed In shy important particular Indeed from
the extracts taken from the Packet which is the organ
OF Rssas ard from the letter from Buenos Ayres the
Affairs o, that province appear 70 be in q bad way
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DAlRPIaM,

T. ALLlToRNIA-faRoU TO BAN FRANCISCO
tSn s.s TOR : sHS aH': JULIA n' AIM %
namsdsl Will sail f0f the absys port saturday M.ros
ss,s sssa
eonfosts6s seldom offered zs,, sppliss
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those Of any shp sor hs just rota:asd
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CALIroRNIA 1ICKETs-yoR SALE. TWO FIRST
cabin n.nl. ;oSsa ;iSke y in os u.
Of The kOrshern Hotel foot Of cOrsiaAdt street
CALlroRNIAA.:-Tan ADyEaTIsrs WOULD suYA
- second oaoiu ticket by the fromssheus Of tho sth
March. III any parry has and Is willing dispoJe Of
atafeasonablc prise they can fad purohssSs address,
this asy, 5. L. r., herald ofios.
NoTICE TO nARINERs.-oFFICE OF THE CARYS-
fort Reef Light House, Eey West Feb l852Nottcs
hereby given and the lUth March, proxims
fixed light, of 1874 inch refeotors will be exhibited IN
The structure recently erected the CArysst Reef af Of
Florida abe light elevated Jog teet Above sbe w.tsr sad
will be visible 10 clear wehthor from deok twelve fost
high s the distance Of eighteen statute miles The atras
Of nie being erected abe most seward bank ree(
detsns about tour mios from the Light Ship laid owRl
this oharss and bearing from 10 e. \ e (Magnotio.l
(Sigxedy GEO. G. MEADE,
Lieutenant typographical Engineers.