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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-21
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II0Trr ST GERMAN Er0AnwAy, rfSrH AVENUE
and Twenty second suNrE THIS beautiful and unique
hote having been resineg ptre aud put n complete Or
der open Tor the eccpuN ~ guests fganty tnnishei
permanently ~ reasonahie rates The hel conducted ea
trey the European plan, ard particular fenon y pah
70 the restaurant which will b. supplied with al the iecss
~ the seasnn Meals served ~ private paros IN" aon
of his hotel a. the intersection 81 Broadway th avenve an
Twenty second street y not eSred ~ house u ne city
being one q he most accessible ADD fashionable neghbor
hoods,
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MATRTmOvaI.

NfATRfgoNrAL-MRs. JESSIE WILLIS VIII GIVE
M atrductions 20 ladies' and gentlemen with ~ -
matrnony = her opce IS IVES; Forv hird street. Irom y
SIP ". Parties suited References required 6eniefBens
fee s Ladies free Letters nom the mas be pest
paid with two return letter stamps n BAL business con.
hdentiaL
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A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM TO LET-wfTH LIGHT
n and IRE, TO gentleman in quiet American family.
Terms s. per month Inquire 81 East Thirty second street.
near Enirth
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DOARp-A LARGE FRONT ROOM ON SECOND
ID door with small attached suitable for gentleman
and wife Sa with gas house modern; convenient
Also rooms Tor single gentlemen. Apply It 2l3
West Nv lnleh street.
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HOTEL ST JULIEN, NO. 2 WASHINGTON PLACE
II Went detre repare repent e enforcement neurle
aeuf "a det families fes nessieur
sels Les dee tables pafculcrcs on
carte.
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4 PRIVATE FAMILY RESIDING At Is EAST SkvEN.
n eenth street between Broadway and Fifth avenue, would
dis pose handsomely furnished hrst and
second floors suits otherwise 70 gentlemen and their
wives or genuem. only.
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4 NICELY FURNISHED ROOM ON THE THIRD
n floor suitable for single gentleman. House has and
all the modern improvements 2I6 Sixth avenue, between
SeYeneenth and Eigheenih streets
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A SUIT OF ROOMS TO RFST-pO PARTY or GEN
"A uemen Consisting OF parlor and bed chambers; viii
separate together with breakfast private table
Apply al lie Ninth street. near Broadway.
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the TURF.

A PURSE OF TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS WILL BE
~ given 80 be paced for NJ the Half ouse on TIC Fat
erson snd New 1ork plank rood Tuesday Nog ~ sSs
two oc0ck precisely Nile heat best three "a I'VE, Tor al
pacing horses 70 they please three more n maxi
Entrance g. 70 be paid 70 a. Day Hudson CITY, fNe
Corners J. Y. kierson Passc. Ry order u Committee
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

CORPORATION NOTICES.
A CARD-suowLER GUARD-AT \ MEETING or
e he shswie gard asa :. Ssower' corner
chair, the wig resolutions unanimously adopted
Resovsd That te thanks Of MS copany he andare hereby
and gcncmanly IA which h. treated The company.
ke.oye iha W wArray recommend his hotel % ~ con.
sntsTs b. guess - al an within bls pover u MAKE them
only comfortable n body but htppy N mind and foaly
Harvey Major leader the geu;letn.e apoSiug y
Worhs land or he excellent music which they iscouIs
aud tn prompness With which they responded 80 ihn wishes q
WILLIAM noRRIa Captain.
wmIAs GoppsS. orderly Sergeant
Saturday, November p, 49,.
CoRPoRATIoS NoTTcr-ruE COMMITTEE oN As.
~ % the soar ~ Aierm~n Ali meet Mon ay
Nov = tive asilck PM q ~ tLambcrs street basenenO
~ con-tter N. following sssesstnents VIA
Assessment y. ~ sewer % iriaiy paee. 800.
Asss.nst ~ For rcceving hsn al cnvert southwest
~ Niustia sir,ei anl Mlnetia lane
Assessment ll.s Tor sewer n Front street. between Maiden
1.sssspsn IL Tor sewer b Beach street, from West 70
N-s.saeri ~ r sewer N Earire street. from stanton
Properly Who Assessed notified - attend
rHovAs sTEPBgys., Committee
THOMAS MssrEDoN,i
1-nls..a sIAnn. lAs.essmenl.
VifR COMMITTEE oS ASSESSMENTS ~ TIE BOARD
n,akfF assssmcnts No ~ h1tabsrs street blssnsn ~
Monday IT, 25i inst Il AZ " Partes ia,s restsl n Iva
opVossd Il lilo same are ndy 10 ~ present. ~ PAYING
fwi.h belgian pavement Bowery between Eass Brnaiway
cottle pavement rcgnlang AMI curling
between fhiy i9ufh ana ty ninth ss.s regulating iTx
Lexington avenue. between feh and Fy seventh streets
sewer = lif,y secend street between seand A. rht ave
George Greg y, John Ilsrk anf George VI DlrFea BY
order. PFTER CRAWFORD. ]
ssMUEL Nv. GALPIN.
HsSsy " gESrr,
John III BRADY
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DoARD-A VERY FINE FRONT ROOM. NEATLY FUR.
ID nshed will BE- let with partial board; also. two single
house IL N good order and well locaird
moderate Inquire Al No Canais ner Of East
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ION WARD woRKfNGNEN UNloS INDEPENDENT
~ CuhA adjourned meeting " this clVb, held NV H.
1885 n was moved unanimously uarea hat this
heartily pledge themselves support the
George ~ Purser Tor rUmurll and Isaac
seud Governor " the Almshogss a. ensuing
election. JAMES kEtlAN President
ptstR Isg. Sccr'y. PATRICK SWARKEY.l We
Micn'L sHARkrY, Tr. JOHN MCGiEENEY, yPresdents.
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LOAN OFFICES.

LOAN OFFICES.
At sss eRotDwAy-G. LIZ PORT a GO. HAvE
"A MONEY To ADVANCE ON DIAMONDS,
WATCHES, JEwgiRy, PIANOS SCARS.
DRY GOODS MERCHANDISE, OR
PERSONAL PROPERTY or ANY INSCRIPTION,
or wii buy the fer The highest cash price LADIES' saf
gentle wishing Obtain for short periods
perry 90 known value accommodated sight liberal TRINA
The diaAxrecabe necessity entering bnrus
ewslry stores can be cbved b. Supplying % he underssne<
kss Broadway opposite Chinese Assembly Rooms.
A DvANCEs MADE ON DIAMONDS, whTCnrs AND
~ iewery bought for cash NJ the Old established store
OF T. JACOBS CO. 81 broadway. strictly confidential,
ard no loan Office about The but ing Opposite The Broad
way theatre.
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HOUSES. ROOMS, SC. TO LET.
I,LrB Rcoss To LEr-IN INF FrNrsT LOCATION
~ Rroadway. 7si corner ~ Tenth street.
HENRY mcPYKE, Proprietor.
HOUSE To- LET-wfTH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION ~
~ desirable ocson, ISL Henry street teween PIKE and
Rutgers street rent 0w Inquire ~ W O. IENkSS window
sade sud payer hanging emporium, 10 AMI ~ Fea street.
ear Chatham.
DORE POULTRY AND GAME STORE rnR SALE OR
I, etAn old established stand. dung good bnsi
very public street 81 FULTON street hrt
ming through - ADAMS building well calculated of doing
awh1icsaic aisa retail business. Inquire above.
RIO Lrr-APARr OF HousE TO SMALL FAMILY,
contains 81 the rorrn Improvements in good loca.i0u
Apply at s1g last renth street Rent s75 per mCrin.
V'o LFT-TIlE MOST DESIRABLE OFFICES IN NEW
4 YORK hoss Just finished IN the New Bniiinr.
~ PARK rev. Pee kman and Nassau these
large, vel ventilated each furnished with and be-
with conveninces for hoisg be had n connection n te
sired Attorneys and others invited examine Inquire
~ 81 Park row, rom ~, ~ y. HANFORD 0r URfAH
RICHIE
l---------------------
no iFT-A FURNISHED ROOM. WITH FIRE AND
without board 10 two geneIns IN n private family
The west side Of the city Address Tbbs box S06 Post
Office.
RIO IET-k NEAT THREE STORY ANn BASEMENT
brick cottage continuing all the reiern imprlt eiuens
located M Thirty second street Lexington Rent
s45 per month with privilege o. another year Adress Cot
tare. Herald uflce.
no LET IN Williamson RG-To A SMALL GESfEEb
family beautiful suit q rooms tho secoud nsr wAier,
gas chandeliers &C Location beautiful avenue Rent
$ea Also half " gentleman elegant nausbn,
hall furnished Rent r. LIST Of May $50 Inquire i32 Grand
street, Williamsburg
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n crrAwprps STREET rHE WELL KNOWN Ann

N old established fSAACs advances money to amount
on diamonds watches jevcry and every description Of "a
uae property bought At the highest cash prices
Prompt and confidential N BNo BUSINESS transacted
Saturday.
MONEY To ANY AMOUNT ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
Ni jewery segars and merchandise ~ all kinds bought
fer cash Established lss5 Business sriNy confidential In
the of m reuaf store. JACOBS, 10 broadway.
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CPANTSH.-A YOUNG SPANIARD, WHO HAS BEEN
- teaching for time in this city, and who give
doubted references from his pupils and from hos
who already doing business with Spansh houses wshe
teach In respectable private family college. wou
take situation commercial house assistant bookkeepe
aud correspond IN Spanish win also give thorough in
the English Span s gentlemen Adfrss Ponce
de eon S25 broadway, or 7. L box 100 Herald office.
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with without board Also two in the third story
handsome basement suitable for Doctors once Apply
ut Coz Houston street
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RIO IFT-k Rack PkRLoR, FURNISHED. RArH
room s'achet ~ and cold water. l3O West thirty syb
street, near seventh avenue,
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DoARp IN 4 FRENCH FAMILY, IN BaooKLYv.-l
ID slars re- t.ernan accommodated eitn AID
oara Dard ~ and BAH he house. Apply At ID ucs.
street, letween Harrison and Degray.
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BOARD AGENCY AND EXCHANGE, 80 BROADWAY
Id nearly aprcsIte s.wartr, designed - accommotte Al
wishing 70 md board or r9ons free u chgs fanss nav
81 vacancies - ue, vii please furnish particulars i'm
M
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A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN. OR GENTLEMEN AND
IA their wives be accommodated vito pleasant rooms
furnished unfurnhed with without board No Beach
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DoARD-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE AND FEW
ID single gentle men be accommodated with pleasant
rooms and board Al l5l Franklin street
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" Broadway
aFrrCr or Tur AMERICAN GuAgo cusPANY,
" No 10 William street corner q Cedar.
INV FoaN oct. Ia. 1857
The holders Of he sorip .ccs o. ma smer'caa sd.at
Company bereny notified that the onh snf Last in.ih
called, and made psyAhl- before -c ensuing
by the terms a sphscpaor and ~ At ~ 1corp 40
scrip stock on which s instruments not pail n aecs
The forfeiture wi b euorosd the * can
ur The fourth aslnen rrevuus - which thr secnnf arl
sn vii - receysd wiz interest ffsu, ssp, > e; sae NJ
thd nsament Win Interest FIRM sgIt y, 81 ~ cfder ~
he Rosrd " TrusiceA JAS 4. w1CEOFF, Secretary.
OFFICE AMERICAN aCAvo COMPANY. "a WILLIAM
meeting y ne Board ~ Trustees huld shs dav Wm H. wes5
lsq., unanimously elected n member IL The 5eard
JAS. s. WyCkOFF Secretary.
DFMfTrANCFs TO ENGLAND. IRELAND &c.-THE
IL suits fiefs corirug a. ssue rras Ter any amount
yghe Britain and ireland, they also grant
passage certificates ~ q SIRIUS of sentg for their
trends rom any pAft q The "a country The
RIO PARTIES HAVING MONEY TO fNyFsT.-A HOUSE
having unusual facilities for endng money VIII receive
confidential dep,s of Mt less $50 Cor Which they wl aDw
city given b0th iniivtiual bank No deposits
received for than months Interest payable
W All counnticsuons strictly cnn1ientn aud AT moneys
deposited VIII ~ held strictly ~ Tor he benefit 81 the pro
per parties Address A. bon 80 Post ofce New York
LIMITED STATES AND cAyADA-THY UNION BANK
~ Of London, Is agents Of Messrn. DUNCAN, SHERMAN
CO., bankers New YORK hereby give notice that they win
Of charge letters credit circular notes. Of en-
and upwards similar 20 those In such extensive the
con,uent Of Europe and elsewhere payable a al Inc pnc
OF OOO WANTED s7.0o On REAL -.
~ WV tate sdjoining Cincinnati worth sooD at 10
M 4, SHELDON. ~ Nassau street
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BOARD IN pR0OKT.yN-rN PRIVATE FAMILY
ID Two let with psrul board, 90 txn
three single genLemen. Apply At 10 CLIFTON street
futsn.
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;
A TLAETIC AND PACIFIC GUANO sTOCK.-g0
~ shares IT this hg.re applied
Immediately 10 1HOs. sTILIMAN, Gas Green wch
1--WE BONDS or THE GOVERNMENT OF COSTA
IL kica Tor saeThey for SO0 each dated June 10,
1853 payable June 10 1852 with twelve cent interest and
issued by the Department o War 10 colonel the
army who Is here government service The obga-
ons Of Rica have been always slcroiy fuaed
satisfactory evidence will BE- ~ the 81 hese
bonds They offered at aprlce that will yield haudsome
return and the proceeds be collected aud de
hyered 10 the holder in specie In ,his city.
JOHN 49, MI hRAY, 20 Wall street
CAsIIGHT STOCK. IN vAgtous CITIES, PAYING
VI and twelve per cent dvdcads for sale JOHN ~
MURRAY ~ Wan street
INTEREST on CALIFORNIA STATE BoNDS-T1s
II for in.cres. C1gornis bonds
ls59 will be collected purchased nv VA 4. uOLzMANA
co, ~ Wall street
tsTEHEsT COUPONS on g ifIreRNTA STATE RoSDs
due January i1sg will he purchased collected
sa rsys, BY WELLS, FARGO a 90,
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ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE

New YoRR, March 3O-rhe steam propeller
CITY of Baltimore has arrived with Liverpool
dates to the l7th-4 days later than previous
advices.
The Africa arrived out on the 14th and the
City of Washington on the 10th.
Later advices from India and China. but with
the exception OF the bombardment of Lucknow,
which is shortly expected, the intelligence is
barren Of importance
The steamer Ava, with Calcutta mail and
treasure had been lost. Her passengers were
fortunately saved.
LIVERPOOL, 16th.-C otton-9OOO bales sold in
DAYS, all grades declined J. Market closed
dull to-day, with sales of 1000 bales.
Manchester advices continue untavorable-
Breadstulls and provisions duh. Corn declin-
ing ConSolS SO 34a9G g..
FRANcE.-Orsini and Pierrie, the principles
in the attempted assassination of the Emperor
Napoleon, have been guillotined.
NJ Walewski's second dispatch ID the British
Government, withdraws his original request.
Rudo has been respited by the French Gov
eminent.
GREAT BR1rAIN-The parliamentary proceed
ings possess but little importance.
The steamer Alpo did not leave Liverpool on
her appointed day of sailing.
INDIA.-Bombay dates are to Feb. 2+ 4
large portion of the British army had entered
Dude.
Colin Campbell was still at Cawnpore, waiting
for the arrival of seige train.
1t as expected that Lucknow would be bonn
baraed on the 25th of February.
The King of Delhi was found guilty and SEN
fenced to Andamus for life.
The steamer Ava had on board 100000 in
specie when wrecked She was lost near Trien-
comalee, on the 10th of February. The cargo
and mails were lost, but no lives.
ENGLAND.-,rhe case OF the ship Cagiari has
been referred to the law office of the crown,
upon whose report the government will act, r.
respective Of the action Of the late government
which lad acknOw ledged the jurisdiction of
Naples.
The ship Kenneber, of Bath, from Liverpool
for Mobile, was abandoned at sea on the 22d of
February. The crew were saved, aud arrived
on the l4th inst.
The correspondence with the French Govern
mcnt on the refugee question, was submitted To
Parliament OF the 10Th.
The English Government refuses to let Sardi-
mia give up Mr.. Hodges, the Englishman, TO the
French Governments.
Mr. Roebnck is said TO have received chal-
lengc from a French Colonel.
The Spanish Ambassador at London has re-
signed in consequence of the failure of firm in
the South America trade, the name Of which Is
not given.
CHINA.-The Chinese had commenced hostl-
itcs against the Russians, by attacking their
post on AmoOr river. The advanced post at the
mouth of the river, with two boats belonging to
the Russians, were attacked SO unexpectedly,
that they were forced to retreat.
FRANCE.-rhe execution of Orsini and Pierri.
on the 18th, created much excitement; the crowd
numbered from l to 100000, and were kept at
a distance by 5000 military who were on the
spot They met their fate with firInmess.
INDIA-All was quiet at Pngieub, at latest
dates. 1t is reported that Ncna Sabib had eros
scd the Gauges with strong force, designing
to enter Bundecund.
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FROM WasH1NToN

MARCH 3O.-fhe anti Lecornpton Democrats
met late last night, TO hear the report OF the
caucus committee Of ten On their part, who had
just been in consultation with the ten LecOmp
tDniStS. They reported that nothing could be
Il ne. No propositions of any kind could lie
nude which could he accepted. The anti-Lc-
compton committeeman were authorized to pre-
sent the Crittenden amendment with a little
moditication as n proposition, but it was not ae-
cepted. II is represented that there was good
feeling and perfect unity among the anti-Le
comp;Onsts.
John logan was confirmed by the Senate as
Postmaster at ST. Louis
ss.The bill reported i'll the Senate to-day by
Johnson, of Ark, provides for q correction of
abuses under the system of printing. when n
document is ordered to bc printed. The print
er of either branch of Congress which first re-
ceives it, is required To print 1t for both.
The y. Y. Times Washington correspondent
says every member of the ca;icus Committee
was present. English led upon the anti-Le
compton side. The Committee adjourned after
a session of . hours. Burlingnne and Winter
Davis will speak on Wednesday.
There was a caucus of % Lecompton Demo-
Gratis to-day. They resolve 10 stand firm by
Crittcndcn's amendment TO end all Republicans
have accepted Crittenden'S amendment. The
opposition still counts 100 votes.
The TIibune'S correspondent learns from good
source, but will not vouch for a report, that Mr..
Belmont has sent an agent to Mexico to negoti-
ate loan of So, 100000 with the Government
of Quarrez on pledge of Sonora. | avn told Blu
chanau and CasS both approve Of the arrange
ment
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~ MHH II q

AlEV 4 II El8 II ] ~
ONE or THE BEST PURGATIvE -.ND LIVER MIDI
~ cINES before the public. rsr.Si, DE- SA&T1tis
ISvIcOEAIoE OF Lissr enedy, that acts as tofh re,
"easer, nileI aud eeCtus tsn other td-
CHE known. 1t Is not only Ca,aftis but Ait.r
lnsttrr ie On the stomach and ovei, carry ca
matter, thus DplIshns purposes ea,cualy Niih-
at,os oG ca.iares- Il .trtHEiI ems Tie sysss. q
tie ie tAt aid sLCH tahtI' S@i Ia
moderate dosrs Itch AID bEa ~ w. i emu
- Da s4siSsDs IxvIaoEA,ua IS compromised .Ltrt;y
Siren new Articles OF medicine aaHt Gums.
- ed When bottle Of this ILEisCfht"T
soEtas As much strength ne Ss hundred doses o SsA-
I I'm to I,I nj nrTsE n-.d
ia prescriptions until sr In tc form 81 ;ir H. rf-
Orfor, which act With such unprecedented snsesss a.
70 induce the proprietor t. oGsI It As fsHily usairns
tT aud knoWH N s Effects il has rarely ever tsirti
to cure L.rer Complaints in tlIeiE foLns-
Indigestion beng caused by deraug,d Lf1eris eIfd
- Ulsn the Liver Is excited To action.
Jaudiee is caused By an improper scion 81 ths h.t.
a NJ TIs M II 18th "a m
regularly week, and their SKIN viii bSgt - s-uine
-.i:s original color.
Cosiveness be permanently cured ~ the IhsiFo-
Take ia small dVss retiring, audit lsSisis
naars in her Operations ms, By sss;s: , s. Us
and work regularly clock WORK SICK Ilsad1ch. Is
y'ry relieved BY taking double eoae Of te jie
SrIsoI which e"rTests al aSai'' anS sosFSss OF ee
For an overloaded stomach 1t has TO equal as ~,
iieves all oPpressivs gusssy feelhg amer tHthE
sTHi In ,Sr hi ii
BR sASscKD'S lNyIGuEAIua can 20 us recommended
cure for Liver Complain aid al disease AishE
from Diseased Liver The testuiniits Of 50 nsiy Of
our fhSeifis IN lt Sa 20 u! II, Le nov
S<sings given DysPsitcs, IL made onllste
before the first bottls taken, sid Los
thin, edible without trouble, While before, roth
ing hut the lighttst food would digest, AID UttE IT,.
pain. Now What to ala or rC--sTs
is, IL Liver CotnpIziut Dyspepsia Sutr yuu Ia
fail TO try this, the greatest remedy Ia tar uoId fafe
'EtIct. E.-rH -...- =. rHr. I
There has never been tried IL cur family remedy
which has th sueil unbranded suCcess u tie
diseases inciIeLto children, DE- SASTOEDs IN,tG
oHNTOE; Il alone fO disc VI children that
- Ia 1t CatAaTtic mildly gently
and TrnoYsr the System thorou Eiy HAT
- y "a
ehrn they need medicine tTy this edy There
that have under EOiicr where great benz
las resolved IN seeses 81 tie LfTfr Stomach
sBd Bowels, where AL other q failed 10 siVs relief
has become us-sui family thai DO
II GitlOutit.-u'iokS0atiHSt AiH.) RgI, EIficGA.
SASFOhD co, PrOpTit 3i5 broadway, New York.
T. H. LOGAN & CO. Agents for Wheeling.
JOHN u PARK, Cincinnati.
GRO. IT, KEYsE'i. Pittsburgh oltssIe Agents
auIT-3uI-Iv-dau
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The Ricer was falling slowly with about Z
feet in the channel. The weather was cold, as
railways is at this season, when the cold airs of
March contend with the more genial airs of
Spring for precedence. Business was quite ac-
live aud there was good deal of freight piled
MP on the landing awaiting shipment
The Courier, Capt. John Mcclure has arrived
from Cincinnati with nearly three hundred tons
offreight and one hundred and fifty passengers.
She made sixty landings on the trip. She left
Yesterday evening.
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The Great Ne Pluss Ultru Single Maeaiae
will be in operation for few days only at Phil
lips Machine Shop, from . to 8 o'clock p NJ,
and we would suggest to those who have not
yet witnessed its truly interesting and astonish-
ing performance, to visit it while an opportuni-
ty is offered Ifyou should not wish TO make
purchase the novelty will be found sufficient
to afford ample qualification to the curious
Mcssrs. Scott & Fitch, agents for the Putentee
are still at the Mcclure House.
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FROM NEW YORK.

MARCH 3O.-rhe news from the river Platte,
via England, says the government troops of
Montevideo. have beaten their opponents ia
battles miles from the city. The Commander
in-chief and officers of the opposition, Were ta-
ken prisoners and shot.