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tee able Chairman OF the judiciary Committee mr.
ber) that he supposed TIE passage OF special acts
Was SOi Unconstitutional, au5 he strongly IN r..
Of tie passage o. Laws Incorporating the Cas.v
Steamship Company and the American SleAm.aI,
Company. he hoped the resolution would pas, a.
10 It's passage was involved the question as =,
Whether the charters should be granted 70 sAess
Companies, ard whether toe rule hcretofors oo.
served should be adhered 70 al the present tine
Mr.. Co0LeY thought the whole mattey
was in nut shell Tire Constitution, 10 his ,,,6
ives clear, explicit snd boyosd doub; Tts chair.
nsn ~ The Committee had stated tAs, tAs legsI
members Of the seuate hal not furnished saeh IN
iormstioD upon the question OF is cOas.i.nsora,,x
as he cesled. lie referred him to the reoc,. AZ
tire gentleman from the NNXiss, ard the re-
msIks heretofore made BY him. lie had coaverred
vrh The cen,itucn this morning, interested ia tae
proposed Corporation. ard they had informed hin
they were az wiling 10 organize uader seneral a.
vuceg special enactment and ne believed that ths
charters sranied 20 Uogland & Aspnwali aud
Others IN NesNoTS, were entirely IN opposition 10
the Constitution.
The resolution Of the Committee as
aHeI ced by Mr. TABsR was adopted.
Mr.. MORGAN reported favorably on the
bill latiye 70 tie Collector of the late iowa OF WI
Ian sbnrsh.
The Senate then adjourned.
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SONORA Com MINING COMPANY Office

No. Wal ct, New York. room No, sec,ud door Capt.
tal Stock, &sooeeshsts Size each The books II sub
sospses for steoA IN this CoebaBy are then
ece who're parties cesifors Of becoming stockholders
may obtain ceniacses Of sd OK aud pamphlets. with laws
BY lava eeses all necessary raisraAos relative TO tue
objects and prospects Of the Compsny
Having tnssrsy eomplsIsd) steam engine Of eighty
horse power with stamp VOLS - she largest class and
possessing mns which has proved % De enc Ct the INST
valuable IN the STATE Of CahferaiR lceaed IN ths IN fne
date vcisi'y Of the Cy Of ScncIa Wooos Creek,
epusposs cf the Trustees 10 prosecute The WORK with
and without de with view % proh fem the
tuspsss Of mining Tie enterprise csrmeLas s 70 the
yarticpsr aud Conscience Of capitalists IL 10
Seeaed 60 cate, into cacalsoa
Tie profits, sSvag been satisfactorily demonstrated Vat
VEN hsss be The great business Of California. AID
that UpSnes already ~ cysf4CR with good MACHINERY
have been emineItly succtssfal
TIE Trustees have dsis 3ei that the employees Of tbs
Company IN all responsible pus,tIss a. al be SHAREHOLDERS
selected WITH sScs regard % LsSs and required give
bon q With suIetes snd such sums be desres
sscssht 10 guard tie Interests II The Cpsh AID fur
tber that but we'll ud ana approved machinery tot
hlrs AVID smasFg fhS 20 "a Ell. sAi that ekDai-
msas o. csssly nature waot htTvocS1 have pfosed
tsxsfe1ous 90 The lister eats 9, sha DC s
sveceS sud provided asa.nst
Persons Of the city ethan s,cck, pan Ph-
lets 81 any ,o'manop b. sSdiess,ss the Treasurer p,s
psid. ~ mail. ID. ". lSSERSolI. Psesdeat
Taos, X. HASTINGS. Treasurer
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Both Houses OF Congress have Adjourned
over til Monday.
In the Senate yesterday, the day was
passed in debating the bill to establish a Navy
! Yard at San Francisco, and one private bill
In the House, the Judiciary Committee
were authorized to send for persons and papers
in the case Of Judge WaIous, OF Texas, charged
with malfeasance in office. The remainder of
the day was passed in considering to no definite
end, two private bills.
In our State Senate, yesterday, discuss
sion took place on the conslitutOnality OF spe-
cial charters, chiefly relating to the Irish Steam
ship Company
In the Assembly several important bills
were introduced, and-the bill changing the
name of Geneva College, passed the Committee
OF the Whole.
Kossuth has had magnificent reception
in Cincinnati Hon. Caleb B. Smith, formerly a
Member OF Congress from Indiana, but now a
lawyer Of Cincinnati, spoke to him the welcome
of the city, to which he responded, as also to an
address from the Clergy.
We learn from Cincinnati that an answer
will soon appear to Szemere's letter, recently
published in The Courier and Enquirer.
The Louisville Aldermen have, for the
fourth time, refused, and this time unanimously,
to invite Kossuth TO visit that city
Thaddeus Stevens has recovered his
health and retaken his seat in Congress.
We have later news from BuenOs Ayres
at this port to Dec. 10, and from Boston, by tele
graph, to the Goth. The movements at Buenos
Ayres look warlike.
News from The Bahamas, with accounts
of disasters to New-York shipping.
Destructive fire at Portland, Maine the
American Hotel destroyed. Fires also at West
Troy.
Cheyalier Hulsemann was rather uncom-
lor,sbly noticed at Mobile, mostly by Germans.
A man killed on the Columbia Railroad
Serious ship disasters are described in
our dispatch from Providence.
Heavy damages for seduction in Balti-
more case, yesterday.
Wing Nominations for State Officers ia
Rhode Island
Those who look only at the outside of
OF to-day's 1ritme-will be sadly cheated
IN the value Of their mornings paper.
On the preceding page we have placed
full details of the California news by the steam
ship Daniel Webster, with items OF interest from
San Juan, Leon, &C. Also, pardon of Lopez oy
Gov. Hunt the Gallows suspended in Rhode
Island; Brooklyn Board Of Supervisors and
other items.
Margaret Fuller Ossoli, - copious ex-
tracts from her Memoirs Just published, wor-
thily occupy the whole of our Sixth page and
part Of tie next
On the Seventh page viii be found a fuu
report OF koSsath's speech IN Columbus, Ohio,
extending over four columns, before the State
Hungarian Association. Also card on Kos.
su,h's health from his physician and a number
o. criginsl items OF news.
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MOVEMENTS OF KOSSUTH
Kossuth I'm Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, Friday. Fe.

CINCINNATI flo1y, K go. Is, 1871.
The people Of Cincinnati assembled to-day a. Ca
MaIket-squaTe at o'clock, to hear KossuiA. IL
was tie largest sssemblage be has addressed in
America.
He was welcomed on behalf Of the people By HOs
Caleb d Smith.
Kossulh in reply spoke OF the people of cincia
nst as a child in a cradle, which, awakening in IN
unmatched moment, had liberated its tender hands
from vi der the swsddling bands, swept away BY its
left arm tie primitive forest planted by the Lord, on
Creations dawn, and raised by its right hand this
mighty metropolis.
Had the founders OF this country followed the
direction which Ted the rest OF America astray, Cin
cnnati would now have been al appendage OF the
Eastern States not yet explored, and marked on the
map only by latitude snd longitude. lie said the re-
suit of the French Revolution discouraged Tue ma
tons from shaking OF the yoke OF oppression, while
this county s prosperity has encouraged them aad
hsyirg started a new doctrine, the lnlted states
were IL spopsble for 49, and, as teacher, bound not
TO foIsake 1t.
delssation Of the Clergy waited on kossusA this
morning. Rev. Mr.. Fisher presented an address
end received en- appropriate reply.
An answer Is preparing TO szemere's letter. HIS
tszemeTes) wife has been allowed TO retain her
property IN Hungary, and to travel free between
Pans and Vienna.
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From Bahama.

CHARLESTON, Wednesday, FEB. II. 1881.
The Bahama Legislature met on The % inst
Al the salt on the Island Of Exuma had been sold
mostly az cents.
The ship, Ohio, from New-Ncrk, bound for Aba
iachiccls, got ashore on the 18th January, OF hsJ
Core = but anlfec AZ Nassau on 18th January. Sal
wage bad been awarded.
lad named Alo5Eo Chaseny, belonging to ne
egfg fttr&hea, ~ss drowned AZ Nassau on the liz
IetusTy.
TIE brig John French, OF AID from New.fork;
tCuEd for Citn.reeos get ashore On Hog sly reef
on i-fh JsrUsry Vessel a total lOss par; OF me
caro- saytd IN . damages state.
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ASSEMBLY

Mr.. J. ROSE reported favorably On the
bill making permanent the grades Of streets Ia
NeH-Nolk.
Mr.. HuTcHINs brought in bill ia rela.
ton to Rural Cemeteries IN the Counties OF Kings
and Queen.
Mr.. j. ROSE brought 10 bill 10 exempt
Mint or Branch Mint m the City OF New-York
from Taxes or Assessment
Mr.. RILEY gave notice of bill relative
TO furnis hirg Academies with the Natural History
OF The STATE
Mr.. BUTLER brought in bill for the relief
of the New-lork Volunteers.
The Committee of the Whole passed the
bill 10 change the name of Geneva College TO He
bart Free College. Adjourned.
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sun Laser from Buenos Ayres.

EusTUN, fFIlay, FCO TT IoJz.
Letters received here from Buenos Ayrss TO the
2o;h Dec. awe further ce'ails OF Eess. They sac
that matters we're fat approaching crisis UfqalIs
had crossed the Parma, and. with well-appoinsed
army 90 Geo strong was on bis march TO Baenot
AyTts Hls force was expected 10 be vastly increased
as he passed through the Provinces the army Of
KoSas was enc&upsd ia and about 3uelos Ayres
ard he was builly engaged IL cTiliiag them. Inefs
vas greet disafeciion amoag them. Rosss had lsa
waste the country through which IrQuiza wouia
pass. Ore town ofl0 oo0 inhabitants was leveled
by his eIders. The women and children were
obiie cd 10 take rtfage in Bueros Ayres while tas
men we're all impressed INTO TIE army.
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l1ErlANo, FflcaF, Feo. +, ~
Last nizsi a ert tFpke out N the American Hotel
sh ch. with the stables, 0us-builcings, and taIV
h1sses were cor s. ned. The hotel vas KEEP: b.
Mark Z jose. whose furniture insured for
Is ooe The building Was Owned by the heirs Of
" rieY AID Deefirs and insured for o. co. psfilJ
iE Bosom. The IRE alec consumed q wooden d~sl-
Ing on tie corner O. Elm ard Cor gress sts and sss-
ssG1 ANAL tesenenis on the corner Of Pfe5ieSs.
LIE lo.al loss 8 heiNeen go. 600 and $50 90
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f7r Until Omnipotence SHAH see I'd Id

70 Until Ummp0tence shall see ut to
change the Nervous system ef Man. and Withdraw Elsc.
cty Gor the agency Of life no'hpg can be more
full stsp'sd to restore heath asd than the Elec
cal Fluid contained IN Dr. WATrs's Nervous Antidsts
But for the necessary b;ev;y Of Advertisement such
overwhelming testimony coald be gwen COW
Il its utter possibility 10 II in curing all OF dis
and Consumption Enoush taken, according TO the
depth Of disease IL TO produce that inp taA
electro peg state from which 10 ip Dssiole
with tssase may require only teaspcsnfa
dozen. but all DO placed under It's centred
bidding defiance u dsease. Depot No. i02 Na,ssr-st
81 mar bottle 80 peI dozen
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NcNlAL-Ihe undersigned pscStaf at espsIi nents
n.acn ca Mendsy, the sIh instant NorrisSRa test
tie power 81 fnftits's fiEE ASNriIi Aroa, Rae ex-
rtl,ntntS els thrce IN number. AID made ce-
l.eucn 81 dry nsienGs ihkias CT two siery wSsjsa
Aplomg In each The al the are Shown by
s-esteeeht exxaS alton sfthe Inside II he bndMg
the guxhty u saSisuA NAAh k&t been IN aanss, was
than sufficient % pFve hetfe FIRE uguished
cf asnuds TO be bssGse TIE consr0 of toe ori
rsll al hand The ilals were cntlsy sueesfssdl and
fus Gesofsa.eo ~ car laccnsRt that more THAR hall
TIE fies sheS mat severed and IN state heyoHa tAs
coh.iol Of tAs ordinary e0Hid be s1aeRishsd
case With these Racktes. Gsd as consequence By n
KsNs Al MT ctIcoA ast Of the Fire knlialAer
hall Ss pitsent snrusl less ~ Gre would BE prsys1tea
NY fsiir AeEe, HosS'io Adsa j. ". CowdrY, j. II.
NNEeom, NJ u. tossthSE Iroter J. Monrot. prcrrie-
Ter \. Hotel. John $. DaIte,t late sdltcr Aissoa
SecIse stsr, P;cssietcr National Host N Eieydsr.
y NJ. Strs.tsa. William Jeassca u W SauryAxar n Y.
Raksf. lhcoa hSusos ycsreh Barr. Ecas rsytcT Prs-
I',etcs tsliofs Hotsl; Roestt Supch. " ID M. Vice
tenkui N. CAaces J. SAspsr1. Ssmxei Y. Santa.
Tbs elhccts II the AanihA4,cg Company would NJ
scuNee hat Stysftisemss RESPECTING their present
a. fa'Ure operations vii appear On THURSDAY Rext
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WASHINGTON Nrws--The Washington
papers Of yesterday contain the correspondence
relative to The Promsiheus AFFAIR. for which NE can
not make room. The mosi important letter. tha,
fron Lerd Granville, We have already given 10 our
readers. The same papers contain q list Of old
Executive appointments, confirmed By The Sen.
ale, which seek IN vain for room. William Chris,y,
Surveyor, New-orleaas, and. Esber Benson, APP
prsiser, and D. A Bokee Naval ofcer, Of this Ci'y.
are among tie number
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CENTRAL AMERICA the recent cleo
ton fcr Prssiesr. IL San Salvador, Duenas obtained
is SO votes in fifteen districts the opposing candidate
receiving cniy ass.
The Government Of Honduras have protested
ssalnst the possession of the mouth of the nver
RomaIo ey the British Consul in the name Of HIS
MOSQUITO Majesty.
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NV NAL AsnAEeENESr.-

there viii be two separate mails cash way Between
the cities Of WILLIAMSBURG and Brooklyn every
day, Saturday AID Sunday excepted By this ar
ssrgsneni. al documents fron wIIliamsscryh 20
Brooklyn VIII Ieavs At ss Pm, except suadsys and
II II Pm. excsps SATURDAYS letter mailed ia
RFosklJn al II Pm. will consequently rs,ca W.
isnssurss within W hogys tine.
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virginia Legi.lamre-Bridge Obshuetisa
RIcnMoSp, Friday, Feb. 10. lss2.

RICHMOND, TNdy, FeU, 10, Ios4
The House OF Delegates Of Virginia ytssefdaT
adopted resolution declaring 1t expedient andre
commencing the immediat entering OF suit against
the Pittsburgh Wire Suspension and Monopsahs.
Bridge Companies for ooStTucling the navigation Of
the Monorg shela River.
There Is a proposition before the Legislature 70
lncIesse the tax tue licenses and agents Of In
surance Companies IN this State, Incorporated ~
nfhNr States
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To THE PuBLIc - me ifos.c"so ',",e'.
Of the CIR q rev Yos s.As q ~ he, Sar. 1essv~i
snss sstsszson. fss "a. i.s sns
ptye-. 80 rtoas Gicaifies M sd.Dt 70 re- hrs'h
80. =, eSssasss al ae,ts y Iesl1e 20 plas'ics .ss
r,s,S,pis, Of new ifsa Bu with isiih N sae ls1cs
- sre me,sesst AID eenFfans suHpsft ron the poDuci
ma her er abed suecefc f teffrd ihe w8rssi et.
Locations a the pr0cctars Toe y I. nanat4c;ur
s,us sad vi slssenc ,e Of esd winch - useo
psny ~ TIE rs-caks 4 Das 81 pvc the ety " az
ition to ruAeropt ygyafs faaf ve Lad II asefoS ~
eennosay "a n sl prcss valve o. hta- ire p.DnS
xhou feel terssteois ttr f1i gfoFa OF thIs
sU en- As II encsugsges he otce Of industry na.ea
VIA tessvolsncs aud Sez oBfsafifr the pf.cssAs
Of systm which. 4 x.ccsssfgi. Ray se e1opee ~
an hoy1sies In or the gfeaf rele y.
The tar ps,sr- as !, eae tuder hem anu
check the nc ease o. and p4upsr.m -
now ure,sred 10 extend thsir O1s Ress a-o hsy
us.rst az. of IN se rtsrestsd tae oeclees u
ana eri. ar I've inc 81 isdus'r, mora &c - III
tcoEony Hotei-kssDers Ese ~ ~ m Tns
f.f ~ heir nj, spfags Try the tfeac OF the y
80, 81 ef,snc, eEn he sven 80 saloDts no" uopg Az
"a n, wsrdsd the u. IA sh az e,rhei sn
,z,l he p1Ec,la'ly attended TO- iEA b. DAVIS. Agent
M ca
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Fires in Troy.

Troy, FRIDAY, FEB d. 1871
IRE occurred in West Troy, yesterday aust.
rosn, esflOyIng the huilcins GloEs as the "On
lrcla RGt5er Factory witch Was &C suried 81 zen
fan lies. Loss rot knovn Insured for Is 02
Another ire broke out at I O'Clock this mornies'
cCsEoyilE scme wooden buildings owned aEo oSr
cupisd BY James DOhnelly. Lo.s.l-s09- Par uy IL
80
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CONNECTICUT. FRANCIS GnLrrr. OF
Bloomfield, has been nominated as the FIRE. Soil
candidate for Governor
The Wing State Convention Is to De held at
New. Haven, March 4. and the Opposition nee,
the day previous
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~ Ia the Massachusetts, Senate Com
mi,iee has been appointed to inquire What sc,ies
shall be taken to procure the restoration 10 freedom
Of tie four negroes, citizens Of Massaehase,is. wh
recently cold into slavery in Galveston. Texas
for attempting 10 ahduei slaves.
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e The steamship Isabel, Capt. Rollins,
sailed tom Charleston on the ssh inst, fos Key West
ard Havana, with "a passengers, mostly bound for
California. Among the number were IS slaves
The rush 70 the land Of so d from all parts of the
country 70 almost vI.hou. parallel
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ChevaIier HuLemann az Mobile.

CHARLEsros, Friday, Feb. II, lisa.
Much Indignation was manifested at Mobile. VALE
Chevalier Hulstmann, the Austrian Minister, was
there He was chaTavsried at his hotel by large
crowd, consisting mostly OF Germans
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Les, Of Prosersy a, ,h. West. etc.

LoVIsSILLE. Friday, req 10 ioSs'
We continue a. receive from osio =, scc'as's -
cisssiess al slopg the river from ne o'e.sD5 %
per,y cf,,rsxsc Is estimated rot 70 fall short OF
s.5c eco. ~ .,,o.x,v
uree the claims Of Gen- A u r. Niehoi'oh' io' w
N;ce Presidency
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Mr.. buchanan I'm Richmond.

WASHlN0rON, FTday, Feu. 10, ~
We learn from Richmond that the Hoa James
buchanan arrived in that city on Wednesday, GA
visit to Judge Mason, his late colleague in the Cab
iLet OF President Polk.
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Another Refusal OF the Aidermen OF Louisville
10 invite kossuth 20 :he City.

LOUISVILLE, Friday, Fec. II, looz.
The Board of Aldermen, at a meeting last night
rejected for the fourth time, resolution inviting
KossuIh to visit Louisville. The vote was unani
nous.
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81 Mr.. OTIS, of the State Senate, has
been absens from h's seat for some time. ana non
The nature Of his illness tinaammsisry rAeunasisul
Il u erite uncertain when he will Do able TO resume
b. place Il Ia Sssl.s.
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REvoLurIoN-LouIs NAPOLEON PaEsl-

nEtOLOlitN- LUIS NAfOLEON hESi-
pENrThe citizens 81 France ave looking a. the
entt OF Nspcls6n but the citizens OF New York IN
yi'ed TO lCob IO the BROADWAY HAT STORE, the
pretcr his day, the th day O. February, 1884, introduces
bis sping Style Hats, whloh unsurpassed for Stys,
elegance and beauty by bats manufactured which
he sells fer the lev pics Of So His motto One caahty
and one price lie oilers svery indvcement to The whole
sale dealers and orcsrs will be hle ~ the shoies notice
Sales. rOcm No 37t Broadway.
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IMPORTANT NoTicE.-The Hat tlnishers
Union will introduce her Spunr Fashion ef Gth-. meas
Hat on Saturday the I4th inst Tbs world wide C ehrs
this establishment has giined bg tie superoih5 o. Ne Pc
pctions is sufficient guarantee thas their el1.s ths
Spring viii BE- fully appreciated by dis. nm ls ana
generous public. STANDARD prices g aud 81 " = U"
No. n Park Row. opposite he Asior House.
NIB This Us the only ChsI.eled Company Of u 4 es
sxistt i.f re
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Nlw-YoRK ExcITEMeaTs.-.KO

Nlw-YoRK ExcITEMeaTS.-.h ossutl G re-
,,sa ,ovs uoi,e Lola Mates followed hin. VI. h a
,suial success: the Forrest Hisl decided " ut "
he appearance Of Mrs Sine air late Mrs Forrest h,s
r,oysd sodsssd to the popular manager 81 Bfonghsm
ycsum and y her late tvs5sni, drawing crowds at
The Broadway Theatsr. ard KNox's SPRING STYLE oF
VATs a. set the fash enable world IN These
are the last local exci,t but KNOX will probably
reap more fare a8d fD'oisgs' than all the rest IN
bped by the ski TASTE and iasenuy he has Jsp ayes IN
tne preducon OF these elegant specimens u his manu- ac
tuve These has ready for delivery AMI those
who would be the fashion should cali al once Al No
lzg Fulton IT.
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GKNrLEmEN's HArs Spring fashion for

GENTLEMEN HATS Spring iashloh i0r
IS5aTbere ia No part of GeRieaRs attire in which 81
much be dsplsysd With es as Is<ares
persOG as IN the Hal " EsfBA-
scHHID Of No ie7 Nassau - will isrOasce tie SarRg
Fashcr On Saturday 18th inst and pefec ioa
Of contour chness aud dur bIy OF fabric and general
dntIpgue appearance n0st ceftaialy Hat
hitherto brought before the New York Pubic. when Ne
4sdsf that the standard rsies IL Thee D'll4fs sHs
Hau Whine batters Broad isrgs four collars or an
efeI arics there little t. DO wondered at that PEN
sCHEID Is beslly patronized By discerning FeoIc
he would wish il parIczsly uaOefst)ot that u the hhs
which he sells for Three Dallas aud Hat, on c0mpir.
sob De not in every typsnor 10 aay o the Has sc
IA Broadway for fur he viii. WITHIN reasonable pcrol
Of The Of buyng be wiling - reluod the purchase
60 dsss.sfsd He would 20 those who
wish 70 favor him with osll taat, while he Presenis
Hat which designs be tse Esshoa. he Il ever ready
TO satisfy tie tss aud wishes Of his CustOmers and N
manufacture order any de,sbe pattern OF Hat which
viii be becoming TO the b,th IN shape aud style
IsfAs N EsPRNscHEID. BIO lt7 kaIsau-st cor OF Ana
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ExoxLsIoa g. Co, Fashionable

Bsttsys No i56 Broadway respectfully solicit the aen
t0n patrons and the public generally to the Spnrg
Fashion fer geDsmens Hats which they will introduce
Saturday TIE IAN day Of February g. Co feel
sured that ibis vie vii commend Itself Go the hafwear
ing comm unity and will the liberal patronage
which they have heretofore received. n. y. Hats of
style, the fssfdiops, wit DO furnished III tbs
rl0rtest notice. l0f 100
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SPRING Fashion w. Z. DAVID, Sol
Broadway rear Dusne ST. will introduce his Spring fash
for gtnilemtns bats this day fsb ID lie led 10 be-
peve that this sti will be seraaly afmiros He gives
samsst invitation 10 to call and inspect them
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Thaddeua stevens.

WASHINGTON. Frisay, Feb. ID. 1854.
Thadoeus Stevens was IN his seat to-day, neafy
ieCos cred from his late sickness.
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Foa PAN IN THE BACK AND LlAss.-
Rvsns NsxE Cssam Iaunsat tales the pan exi in enc
night. is best rsc ada tiSl. waoh cosss ra
- ceGts. epst 1t Ne. Us Gfsenwsch oerkss pascs ~
II u 0eon % nsr Bewei y and Grand 81. Rissr Bsr-
nss. No SIS ssA-sv c. b. Cox, Ne. 70 ah.N:f A.
Eklse, eo.-Q G9.d axS Ysa.sfsg'sS. utrNtss
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GENrIRmrN's HATs-SPRING FASHION,
wARNocKsNo. as Breeds Irving House. will introduce
their SprH e Hats SATURDAY nth February. Tie
beauty and xbenfss Of this forthcoming pattern
rants ANTICIPATING for 1t efsal acceptance. 7f7
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NEW YORK, SATURDAY, FEB. Il, 1852

u Advertisements for The Tribune Of Monday ought to
be sent m before O'Clock on Saturday evening
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~ GENIN's Spring Style Of Hats will be
ntrtduosd ON SATURDAY. the 18th inst Gentlemen want
OF Hat superior in style and quality. are invited 70 cal
S!pxis Ma ia Breadva7 l3fN