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Prints, Fine Engrayings nd old oil Pain

Professor SiIliman's GeolOgica al Lectures. 'nNHE INTRODUCTORY LECTURE all be de.
 A livered in the Presbyterian Church on Govern ment street, on TUESDAY evenine next, ihe 18th instant This Lecture is free and the public are re- spectially invited to attend to commence at seven o'clock precisely.
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u MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE.-NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF BosToN-(GUARANTEE CAPITAL $lG0,0UU twin in sure Lives on the Mutual Principle favorable rates. Table of Premiums and forms of application, together with any other information relative 10 the Institution, may be had application at the office of
 DEXTER & ABBOT, Agents, inn2S o4 St Mcbaei.straet
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MoLASSES-l0 bbIs Molasses ihIs day land l'1 ing from schr Splendid and for sale by
 mhl3 w. HALL, 69 Com.si.
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c SEGARS-S60, 900 Regalias, of Noriega, Rionda, S Efcacia, and other hvorite brands; 250, 900 Senados, Regentes. Trabucos; POO, ,000 Canones. Casadores, &c. For sale by
 mhi4 c, WEsTFELDT | BRO,
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INSEED OH.-10 bbs I.inseed oil for sale by Amhl4 WHITAKER& & SAMPSON, 20 Conti st
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VINEGAR--lb bbIs best Cider Vinegar, a very superior article, iu store on consignment and | for sale by WHITAKER & SAMPSON,
 mhl4 20 Conti- -street.
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ERESH CRACKERS AND BISCUTT-An assortment of Butter. Sugar, Water, Pic Mic and Boston Crackers, and Soda, Lemon, Wine and Milk Biscuit, in bbls half bbls, qr bbls and boxes, Nos. l, ?, g. and 4, in store and for sale by
 WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM,
 mhl4 Crocers, 6S Dauphin-st
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31

How can the red man be forgotten, while
SO many Of our states, and territories, bays
lakes and rl'ets, are indehbly stamped b!
names OF lheiI giving.
Ye say ,hcy all have Pessed away
That noble race anu brave,
That their ngh, canoes have vanished
EGum of the created wave, nat, rosrec
Ihal ana Toe I'''e' "'"'~ 80
There rings no hunter shout;
Bu, their name is ON your waters
Ye may 40, wash II out,
lis where OnlaElo's bIlIow
Like Oceans surlIs cured'
Where strong Nalagara 'hundeEs wake
The echo Of The world,
Where red Missouri bringelh
Rich tibute from the West
And Rappabannock swee'Iy sleeps
On green Vrginla's breast
Yes say their cane like cabins.
Tha, clustered Ger the vale,
Have fed a~ay like wiIhered leaves
Before the autumn gale,
Bu, their memory Ivelh on your hills
Their baptism on your shorei
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MACHINE POETRY

The loud wind roaled, the thunder rolled
Fierce lightning spill the sky
Aod all The west seemed (rnged with gold
AsI was reaping rye.
I laid my sickle down to vie"
The grand and awful scene'
But did mt stay TO see it through
Oh no-I rarm so green?
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WOMEN-THE WORLD.

When Eve brought ,cos TO all mankind
Old Adam called her WOe.man,
But when she woo'd with love so kind,
lie then pronounced it '"Oo.mdn'
And now with folly and with pride
Their husbands pockets trimming
These ladies are go full of aohim8'
That people call them ~hin men,
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G1IS0lELtnANMT0So
VIRTUE REV ARDE D.
AGoOD STORY WE'LL TOLD.

which Ieighed SO severely in Paris, at tn
GomenI when the snow was falling in heav,
aakes, a s,oppage of passengers, horse
aud vehicles took place suddenly a, tn
cornor of the Rue 81. HonOre and tn
Rue deI'Arbre See
what is the maller!' asked a young maj
whose accents declared him to be az inhabl
Ianl Of the south OF France.
Il really can't inform you, Monsiuer--
vas going TO ask The question myself
'l's only man who has fallen on lht
ice, said an orange woman, who had over
heard the coIoquy- nothing more. 1--WE
sous piece--come buyp
It's man dead drunk, said a porter
pushing hs way out of the crowd.
'Bah!' cried an old women, III bet lha
rs one of these cursed omnlbuses whicI
has overturned some poor wretch, hac
my legs broken by one two years ago!'
No sui" mug '''eu S'ou' "'aI' warm
Iy wrapped up in a thick wrap rascal, :
large handkerchief up to his noise, and bis
"ahuS hAeu III MS s'ue PocKe'S-IFs NJ
such ihing. lis a man struck with cold
and hunger He is dylng-thal's evident
roor man! lhese 'h'ngs qu''e eNec! me!
should nave stopped to lend him some ass
'lS'ance, ,ou! The iact IS | am TOO late as II Is,
Ior my VILE is waiting dinner Tor me. Par
Ion, Monsieur, permit me 10 pass.
The stranger, however, TO whom lh-
request was addressed; pushed the slou
man IN the contrary direction, and pressed
through The crowd OF gazers, until he ar
gaere ,be cause Of This assemblsge wa
.,ng There; near the fountain, was ex-
.eoded an tie ice an old man scarcely GOV.
4red with few rags. The stranger, yield.
,ug only to the dici,eS of a kind heart.
STOPPING down, and was in the act Of rails.
ing the unhappy man, when a cry brok,
the silence Of the crowd voice exclaimed
lis my poor old man.! At the same mo.
ment, Young girl piercing the Grove
io,ned her feeble aid 10 that Of The s,ran
yer.
.Yon know him, lhen?' ne demanded,
w;,bou, looking =, the new conner, bu, ,ry
ma n rreveo, her from sharing snv Of III,
hn,dso
Yes and no, Monsieur she replied,
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TERMS:

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published eUery Saturday morning, al
TWO DOLL.4RSpe a,lnum PdydJi'
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Fifty Cents,V Vnotpaid within the yeor
No subscription vW be taken for a shorte,
period than 3ir months; nor any diScon'
tinuance permitted,mlhi all arrearGgcs
are discharged,
1DVERTTSEliENS not erceeding a
square VW be conspicuo'tsly inserted al
one DoLmfor the first three insertions,
and Tventysfoe cents for eUery sn6Se'
qucnt Insertion. H-e.A Hberat diScom'
made 10 those Dho adUcrtiSe by theyeGr
LETTERS addressed on busineSs,n must
be post paid.
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out Of the room, and returned speedily, 70
she perceived that the slightest delay nigh
be fatal. A woman followed her, bringing
lire and wood, with which she lit fire ant
hen retired The young messenger wa
loaded with bottle Of wine and th'
wing of fowl wrapped up I'M a piece o
newspaper. She placed the whole nea
Tho old nan, and then, kneeing down
arranged the fire and stirred il up 10
lbaze.
rhe old man by degrees recovered his
senses he was presented with food in smaI
Quantities., and in a short time animation
vas restored. roo weak TO thank his bene
Ifclors, he could only express his feelings
10y looks of the most touching gratitude
arlicuar when they rested on the young
gir sill occupied near the hearth TO Ihr
stranger she appeared nothing else 1han a
charmlng and mysterious vision. Who
could this young creature be, who was 81
elinesiIy and effectively devoted 10 work
Of charity; when her own Attire gave every
| Indication of pIIvalon and penury! Cold as
the weather was, the bonnet which encrN
cIed her delicate and beautiful features was
Oi black straw; the silk gloves, mended IN
several places, served to cover her hands,
Iout certainly not TO guarantee them from
itIe cold. An old cashmere, worn 10 last
Extremity, was thrown over faded gown
II dark silk, and her whole appearance
beokened lhe absence u any warm gar
nenl.
The young man would undoubtedly
nave been struck by The extreme beauty OF
of her features, had lhere-been no other
charm 10 attract him, but there was a5oni
IIpleases more than mera beGuiy-aud TIA.
:, union Of goodness aud eIe.ance'whIch
; indeed, bot seldom to be met with, but
when seen is irresistible. AT last her sell
,nno,ed task was oyeI--she approached
he old man, STOPPING down towards him
nodded her head kindly, as she uttered Iht
words, | will soon return She theh
Inn, n, q small case which che had PM
lown m her entrance. & salu,iog the straw
,.r she ler, the room and descended the
,,rrow s,airs with a rapid step.
fine younp man gazed on her moment
,nA then lurneJ towards the Invalid j,
m the contrary shall no. return, for leave
Paris this evening, b., You shall soon hca,
Ir,op me' Ia Then orp,sed the old man :
aar1 kindly. and dpnar,cd. When he EN-.
s,ced r.on ,,e gnewav ol the house into
.hs s,ree, ,honob ho,eIess Of saeinp hi.
v,nng assistance in ina work Of beneyol.
sore in which he had engaged, he still
,onId ~, ,vo;d ,,okino rourd ,o see il nv
chance she was sill in sight. As chance
y,nld haveii she was standing as if un
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0". r..,.I ,.I.,o.o,;,,,ion =. .ho onep
'I'I - 10 ..nL on,orod Wnbou, cxacu,
s'.',,,;no ,aa o.nso r, his co,iosi,v III,
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she crew. WIN S'"'0 e'""'.0"' '"s Wv"
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THE GARLAN ID,
Indian Names.

BY MRS. l.. II. SlGoURNEY.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

u The GREAT place of resor. for elders and iuve-
niles today will De the American Museum, place
stored with specimens Of every thing curious and inter
estns in tie world, from the large Giant and Gianess
living down 10 the tiniest OF Beside which, the
manager has arranged for fourteen performances of The
richest kind commencing at TO- this morning. and
anung every hour during Ike day and evening Seve-
ral 0piendid Dis.oving Views have just been re-
ceived from Mr. Barnun. who is in Europe and viii be
Introduced for the hrs time to-day Also experiments
with laughing Gas Improvisstore Songs Dances Banjo
Peytns and grand variety Of other good things make
Up The performances. Persons are employed 70 pre-.
serve order. and all VIII have the lss, opportunity for
enjoying Merry Christmas.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25
sales oil Real Estate.
BIZ z. II. Lndl0lo s Co.
Markets :. CAREFULLY reported for The Tribune.

"WEDNESDAY, Dec. "a.
AsHES-The sales to-day $50 bbls at 80 10,
and few Pearls at l2i. Prices steady. Export
from lst TO 23d December-Pots, 1,632 bbs Pearg,
4l2 do
COTToN-The sales today are some 400 bales 10
manufacturers at yesterdays prices For export there
is nothing doing
FLOUR AND MEAL-The negotiation for 10000 bbs
Genesee at $5 so for shipment which we noticed ves
terday. concluded satisfactorily About 5000
bb!s made up and sold that price in addition 10
which between JUO and 2OU0 bbs have been sold the
same rate Tor export, and some moderate parcels FOR
nome use Receivers generally ask , 62I. The whole
-JOOO bbs could have sund buyers would receivers
nave consented TO accept ) 80 Tor the remainder. In
Southern descriptions there is inquiry but We
heard ot no important saies. For 100 bbs Richmond
Country streisht bbs 10 refused Some irregular
ofs fredericksburg, Howsrd-st. Georgetown SC. can
be mad az 30. Export from ls. TO sd December heat
Flour, 6072i b5ls.
GRAlN--n Wheat we hear oil nothing doing There
mas been some activity in Barley and 1000 j000 bush
els sod Tor brewing at 6O 6l!c Ryes duer and could
probably De bought al 75c Corn quiet Sales 1000
5000 bushels Southern 7l053c, weght-the latter on
time Oats are heavy and Canal sold at i5c Southern
arc nominaily i0c. Expor: from lst 23d Decem
beE-Corn, 90 034 bushels Wheat, 1891 do; Rye, H.
800 do; Barley, "A IT, do.
GRoCERIES-For three days-T'he market for Cot
fee s hrn, with diminished stock OF Brazil, without
change IN prices. The sales include 100 bags Brazil az
74U73c; 200 Lsguayra &c; 300 Sumatra u GlT3c mos
and 2C0 81 Domingo 6{c, cash. With d moderate DE-
nand from the trade the market for Sugar continues
firm without change IN prices; 200 hhds New.Orlea-s
sold at 6G6fc; and 20 bxs Brown Havana - q - mos
Moasses s in fair request and notice oi 30 bbls
rev crop Neworeans 70 arrive, a, 2ec mos and 100
hhts Cuba. received coestwise, on private terms
PROViSlOES-ln Por, and Beef there is continued
uactIyy, and We hesr Of no sales worthy Of notice OF
Lard, sale Of l20 ;cs Baltimore City Rendered was
made at eie, and lot o! 2O Kegs prime Old Ohio on
private terms Export from lst 10 23d Dacerser-Beel
1872 bbls; PORK, 5496 do; Lard 1856 kegs
BOSE-We note sales 5000 lbs North west AZ 2O4c
cash tor export. and 1900 lbs South Sea st c cash
oILS-A sale Of 80 bbls Whale has been N ade for ex
port al &c cash American Lnseed is steady at &c
cash; 100 bskts Nice Oil sold 81 75 mos and f.
Or casks coc mos Crude Sperm is higher; the last
sales at The Eastward. We understand were at Sea
small lot mere brought &c, cash.
FRulT-Saes have been made OF 5000 bxs bunch
Raisns al 81 o0e2 10; 2soo Go something under 90
RCE-since the arrival of the steamer ,be mako,
mas been dull and prices per 100 lbs lower;
500 us prime sold Monday a, S. l2,
Fish-Ihere out li,tie doing; 300 quin,als Dry Cod
AZ Sc. cash.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

~ IiPokrASr TO FARMERS ASD PLANTERS FI'E
GEs&Ds Sa.eni Premun Burr StO7 AiL--f feilsAi!! "
On Sreniuin. 3ivdai UpOu .ieda! a~Gsde1 ~ CHAALy
Ross 4 Co. AisLu!acturers, Jefferson Stream lAls, "
Cly.
THESE Mills admirably adapted 10 grinding ell A9s
oil ieed plaster coIec, css, &c. TaS sMses1
ars ces:sEed lor lAud power, and u!u afesL of ES"
power, tnd VIII siIh onc horse perfectly
The .tvanta2es aIG importance .! forAD4e Burr SbD
Grlst AiII al low pnce, "he1 every Farmer AL an
Is deslrOus Of ncIHg h.s owa corn, wL-ai aid a. s'
Uf iced 4 . heed De enlarged apoa Aud III. "
has the liyauase every other Use, ~
vel. known fact The BuRR STONE II tho res; rL
in use for gnGdios-ins: be rhsrpened ssf
smooth only niIe Iuuple while S.-sl hnd i''
Mill. Cecotne dull and Re erly u.a.ess.
lssamonias Ietef hsnd.clI ase-oel-
w be E-Dt ~ aay address but las following ~
speaA for themselves, AID may oe sufficient 90.
For t"o succrs.ye years paIt, American I'D,
guie, si lheir annual AR II The C o SewYork asES
10 tls MILL Incl; HIGHEST SILVER aEDAL, -
teil ordered their oread for t-ir E
fhi.ac-pnla, ai October Far Aw arded gf-
uGi AeGa. ior Filzs s-faios Burr stoLe MIL ~.
Z Ross Co. Esp the manufacturers OF RoSf Z"
PO.eer and Pa;eat IaresAlag 1Gc.iae which, ffum ms
undou5Le4 t=Suinonias we have mes. .alioa
Tie b-st afnces Q! the KIND ever Use. Th y sVf- 20 -
GecsIy VIA one or ISfo tOrs-s, and " III ,hlesh "s'
norses from one hundred and n;ty hundred os
U; " heat IN one day, leaving tie ar- :,
IasIAeL anc oeins gou4 gse accidents iLe eeS
Common ~ tie SElte lnachip-s 80,
tUr iefns all iss.ue. Patcu.ars Inquire OF NE
0eIs AL letters HicsL oc post-pait, addressed 70
Chs kusS i co. JeErf.Su steam Mlll., ~ l.,
Ocace NO q iieicnants EachAnss, n. Il;
Ns~-Y Yorx, Dec lSlh. ts45 ca !"
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25
LINZ Ennria.

CoURr OF COMMON PIEAs.-YgLeR.tne Coon vs.. Palm
er Crary-Assaut and Battery, referred 10 yesterday
The verdict this III favor Of Plaintiff, 500
K Loaey and wife VS.. John Bieren and wife.-Assault
and Battery. Verdict for Plaintiff cents.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Stphen Wtituey VS.. MAYOR, Com
nonai-y &c of fNewYork-Acon of trespass TO recover
for alleged damage done plaintiffs property by the
erection OF the pier foot of Pikest Verdict for Plain
tiff 81 TOO For plaintiff Messrs. SaDdford and Porter.
Eor defendant Mr. Jas. 7. Brady.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25
DIED .

On the oath OF December. 1915 CHARLES DRlNKER,
aged months and IA days, of John and Phoebe
Druker.
On Tuesday morning Dec. o. of consumption ELIZA
A. widow OF Henry sheldon in the 6st year OF her age
The relations and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral Thursday 10Th Dec
l2i o'clock from her late residence, II Stuyyesan
81. d2i q
On the o3l inst. at Browns Point Monmouth county,
Croes.
At Remily, Department OF the Ardennes. France,
the sth of November last THOMAS HULME, Jr. United
States Consul at Sedan, eldest Of Thomas Hulme, of
Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

u The Benefcent Father appears 10 have stored Ia
Ear with every lining necessary to feed us in health 81
relieve tie Diseases which erring earthly rents e.
tailed by teir iTaBsgessiOn. De has asJ gwen
in eecua and phy slcdl which properly directed
and accompanied by his blessing will ensbe
and improve lhese free ps Ut Providence hoped ht
II Is presumpucus say that this ability Improve N
products of nature blessed has led the production
iha, valuable medicinal compound widely and ftvoray
known Sandss SaTsapaa Certain II that ihou-at:
OF sufferers from ncerous uasdes, diseases OF the si
rheums,ism dyspepsia ienera weakness billions disorder
and other affections originating ma-condion Of h'
blood, SOME of whom seemed on the brink OF the gra7'
have been restored 10 health and vgor by this preparation
and orid ny such proofs OF its efficacy the propreios
recommend il with earnestness aud confidence to I'll ~lo
similarly afflicted.
Prepared ana sold, wholesale and retail by =. B. \ o.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, ~ Ful.on-st. New-YO's
Sold also a 273 Broadway, II Eas, Broadway and by Drug
gsls generally throughout the United Stsss Price 81 PEI
bottle. Six bottes for s..
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25
Things in p Philadelphia.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

PHnADE1p 1pnA, Dec ppm
The weather during the entire day has been of a
stormy character falling moderately up the hour
OF closing There is every prospect OF seighng
row. Business is completely at stand people generally
turning their attention to the holidays.
Stocks have advanced to-day, and the market was
quite animated Pennsylvania Eives closed AZ 67t az
improvement of J. Large sales OF Reading and VIII
mngson shares made, the former closing irm at
26i an improvement OF L. and the latter pa. Vicks
burg up selling u L. States Bank stock at J.
In local matters have nothing OF interest TO your
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25
A Novr1 cAsE-Tbe Mireageyille correspon:

A NOVEL CAsE.-Tbe Mileagevile correspon-
den, of the Columbus, (Ga) Enquirer writes thus;
There is one novel case which viii probably claim
the attention of,he Legislature in short time OF which
suppose. you have heard mention. ailude 20 the
iset Of there being in the city this time. lady from
forsyth County, who brought with her three hae
neNtay boys the fruits of birth and who claims
this ground some itle assistance from the Lecslsture
a sns IS IN ;ndigent circumstances Although srn p
possa general rule the States bes,owing its bou
On saea applications from the fact of its setting very
oso pseeeoent yet IS the present applicant is really
ana nas Travelled some distance to ask this Lcgis
aFe so, am OF TIE opinion that her should be
iaVoraoy considered and some small sum given he
by the Legisstvre with the caution thar Jury zars 10
saH Johnsaa- tos sriay. bnt don. do any raers'r
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

rFrWe have at 81 Coriaud.sL the only genuine Msgei
Pain Extractor which perfect anildoe PAIN burn.
scalds frost chblans and healing with nsE
and smoo'h cutic., hout scar. but cir
proof and itwhen Old aud crscsedihe Oil Of TaBu
VIII DO that, and double The or boots which II
n-ed neither guacssh to recommend any or
article TO every thing buthave specific remedies
fully prepared by scientific physicians, to deren, df
eases, koims0cks Nrrmllugc 10 pei Worms, aud L,
bJr's Extract OF Liver,YoTt 10 Consumption.
All that has been snd Of Toe virtues Of Hays LEimen
connection with the Balm Of China for curing Piles.
labshed by experience, and proved a q Cortano-s
Japan Varnish for stoves aud CRATES Ut II COrandsi g
Ing splendid polish, unaffected by heat AID ~
last year, preventing rust d25 2peoi
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

BARRTs TRfcoPHEEous--This renowned ar!ics is VIE
rng meried appau:e b. its superior effect removiD
scu end dandruL Il IL also justly celebrated for pr-N.r'
ing badness or gray hair, and xerping the h-a
soIt and glossy state rendering speHssoe the o
Prot Barry invites gentlemen 10 call aM.c .ctsG I9
unhealthy L.ir His office Is I46 Broadway. Fora
.Lst VI a genL. adyersement 10 anoLher colunn.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

~ Gournsd'J Nall Indicated SoGp for The cure OF P5
pies, Freckles Tan, Salowness, Erupons END all sin "
gurements at the only depot 81 Wakers LIST Store FRC
Broadway, 81 cents cake Grecaa Hair Dye, psg,toS
Liquid Rouge, for crimsonng Lips and Cheeks Pour
Subtitle for erad,eating superjusts hd,r, without injury
the skin. Liy hite for nstsntly scattering redness e.
81. The above celebrated preparations OF Dr. Goursnh
be iourd only (bear Ia ind al 81 WakerSt Is: sI
FROM Broadway
AGgNTs.-E. B. Tuule, Assembly Buildings Phiadeph
Jordan. Mx.st Boston; Carleton 4 Co. Lowell; I've. s.
er1; w L. Gerrish " Bedford; Guild Bangor; Bliss Spdf
d.d Green Co. Worcester: Slyers. N. Haven. dia
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

Governments Of Great Britain snd Brazil to negotiate
Rio Janeiro for the conclusion OF Convention which
may promote the suppression of the ssvs-srade without
injurins the lawful commerce Of Brazil. Nat. Int.
The UNITED STATES rs. CALEB J. McNCLTY-
In this case yesterday M Carlisle occupied the attention
Of ,ha Court and Jury until near three o'clock in
ruu1ent IN behalf of McNul.y He followed by Mr..
Feuda OF the part OF the United States who occupied
the remainder OF the day. without having concluded his
address, which will be resumed this morning
E The Florence left our wharves this morn
ing laden with 345 bales of :or Apaachicola and
the first bend about mile below the city in her
srbard quarter against the etug rock Of the East bank
ofthe river, and sunk within few minutes The boat
will we understand be total loss. The deck load will
be saved with but little injury, and i'm
medistey taken by Capt Moore for saving the cago
der deck if possible Alb (Ga) Pat.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25
riprions received TO the Weekly Tribune,
Subsc riptions received TO The New-Yorker,
Wrnxrsn.y Dec q

z TIE WIG ALMANAC for 1916 contains an
Article on the subject of the Oregon Territory which
viii be found very interesting at this particular time It
also contains complete List OF all the Senators and
Members of the House Of the next Congress. besides
vas: snoun, Of other matter, Statistical Political and
Miscellaneous. The price Is only l2s per copy
81 per dozen |. may 5e obssiase ef any OF tbs Book
cellars or Country Merchants,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25
Court Calendar.

SvPEE1oR CoURT-F-iday 7s. 80, 20, 90 I6. 81,
80 35 o. les a. 81. 49, So s3, 81 S. 81, &C. So go
%, 93.
CIacv1r CouR7-Monday-N Is TO q, 357 35a,
70 20 20
Connox PEA EAs-Mouday-Part l. Nos I29, l3l I33,
l35 49, 13e. 50 9 Is u, - 10 Part . in Board of
Assistants room-Nos 60 So o. 9s IQ2 B., g, II,
- u u 22t 81 3t 4
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

r5 The progress Of science Is illustrated daily by ns'
inve1!ons The most aud eaectual discove
OF Phaloa's Chemical Hair inylgorator which win bsn,
Immediately all scuTf dundruf aud prevent hair faf
This article consins oil greasy substance, a.
may be truly termed scientific discovery. Prepared a:
sold by 2. Phslon wig and hair cutter, 2li Bro,
Also Tor sale by The principal drug and fancy ston
in the Urion
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25
MARRIED.:

On Wednesday morning BY Rev. Mr.. Benedict, Mr.
STEPHEN AUGUSTUS OAKLEY, of Yopkers, West
chester Co. to Miss SARAH LOUISA s. BLAKE former
ly of HILL New Hampshire.
On the evening of the oath By Rev. DR.. Krebs Mr.
ROBT. X. FOSTER, Jr. to Mrs. DEBORAH C. WALSH
In Willamsburgh on the 24,h inst. by Rev. VIM. II.
Van Norden DR.. EDWARD C. FRANKLIN. OF New.
York. to Miss MARY TYLEE, daughter of John Nor
rel Esq. Of Williamsburgh L..
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

~" We would refer readers TO the exhibition oi
the Model olNew Haven. and the Models OF Public Edt
fees in New-York and the Mormon Temple ~ Nauyco
TO be opened to-day the Granite Building, Of
Broadway and Chambers.st We shall take esrly op
portunty to notice it.