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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-14
GENUINE TEAS,
Wt1l. ESAi.E AND RirGlI-
The CANTON TEA COM fhNY,
oUi%pTpa lTnpG i4l luSpTItH srKEEI. n. Z

GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE And EhrElL-
THE CANTON TEA CON NY,
PRINCIPAL STORE, 1si CHATHAM STREET. n. T.
1is Rleecaer Et.est. New-YofS.
u Grand street, near Suffolk.
l5i Greenwich street, near FuitCG.
lib FULTON street. B.0o<IyE.
- CStstsut aud Is North Firth IT, Philadelphia
II Hanoye. street. 5os.o1.
sHYlfE tho attention o! CIy and tuuntIJ FAMINE. a.
viii ioIrd b. az he s-ecton= Of 9Gs. and uGadtlisa
tel Tea. IN TIRE United States. The universal popularity a. &
their house with EstaIenrn to Gh QUALITIES f9w p
ce cnh cprgi de ns loo well undertuJd To Irnctf M
the Original ard onir warehouse
tina sue oi iosauas Black ca Observe -S;raugets W
BIZ particular - remember the number OF Ire pEcia ao'e u
Tee public will pleased take notice i3ul the cEtCn
Tee Camping nothing DO with 0,e: soes except
thOsa descri5,,4 ct toe tan 81 THIS Gfye'tlsanenl eY
IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES, Linen Drnpers Propne;
the Publc generally The Pr"pretots of the WASH NC
TON STEAM LAUNDRY, DO WnHngtdn.st. beg leave
cn the attention OF the public 70 then new and improved
method OF Washing Linen and Cotton Goods. mud to stat;
some of the advantages winch render superior to nil
ii, Garments washed BY the steam process. will n, much
,ery INJURIOUS and gentlemen wearing dpPafe II en-
ey dispensed with. and the work done from weutyhye
thirty cent e. than te USUAL pfcf' ahd 'hco"iinpH
better. III,
~ The nciie. being such, they enabled u bleHrh ni eft
ces OF linen fabric hfe rs before manufactured
ard usire gwen bOsoMs collars, g any eqCife degree
articles dned ws doo and by artificial neat In mort
washed this Establishment must De SEEM ~ pffef TO
give Il lar nnd Ju,t np2:1caion ne eato o Inc puo'
LIZ Oicers the office. OI FuItg1sfrket. door
from Broadway and g3 BrOadeaD near nlk-rtIeet or at
the Laundry. WashB between Charles and mOssts
i meet with prompt suetiG3, here s OF prce together
with the regulation, the ssthblhment may be had
.s9 Inc j. +. SEAMAN & COMPANY
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DRY GOODS.
PRICES REDuCED.

PRINTS, formerly sold at . sold a Is. 3d.
Such d - sold .; /. 81. now sold l..
Such rs soii At l. nni :. 81. sid 4; 81. and
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l0i
A.o some handsome fast color, Al. 3D. I'll, ID ard ST.
FLANNELS OF all coles warranted no, 20 shrink . per
ceat. reduction.
ALPACCA LUS1GES. 80 per cent less than former prices.
thnn the OF Importation.
SIIAWS OF every DESCRIPTION. astonshinsly low
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES and SA'riNE'TS, !ess ;lan ruc-
ton p'icts.
BLANKETS with every othe, style Of Fall md Winter
Goods e-. than ever before offered
Having large stock. md wishing to reduce the same 10
make for Spring Goods great bargains VII be gwen to
such Will favor us witt: call.
III BARKER Z TowLE, Il Ca,iariae. s,.eet
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V't5E GREAT REMEDY

Asthma Difficulty d breathing, Bleeding Of The
Lungs. Coughs Colds, Bronchitis. !@tiaen-a,
S6ortness If Breath, PAIN and Weakness
in The Chest or Side, ard that most
ILL q.
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+ k + n Z HIS II Q I + /

'sNHr PROPRIETOR respectfully informs his tFlend, and
Ire public that h. las opened MS and splendid Hote
NJ l u,un-,;rcs IooTs OF BIgadwaf IN the I'M
ue,ule vicinity mercantile Business and the PRINCIPAL places
OF amusement; and has furnished that wal bear Ia
yoahc comparison with the bs; hote IN the city ne
proprietor building ans Et;ng the above hous, has nae
street csafd 10 e.c:unce mad comfort ard THAI he has curi
bired economy the follow NJ prices VIII snow: -
\ ROOM FOR ONE NIGHT .......,.....,. y
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NEW GOODS RECEIVED,
JANUARY oh.

JANUARY J.H.
o. TAYLOR * co. lnb5ers. 80 Cedar.stfset. received
~ this morning from to.csn arrivals and from Boston,
Goots, ns follows:
case OF Foreign Wooen Plaids. very scarce
100 dpz. highly coored Ladies Cravats. sk and velvet
Ceases six warp ilpacas.
do Cotton wlrp-hgh; !us.Ied.
] do Royal Blue.
do cO!Dred cotton Table Covers.
do CGshmeres-ihe best offered this season.
do De Lanes
de- rrints-,tieren, patterns from my IN market
do PhunN A. Bleached ShecuuGs.
do NerrImGc Prnis-iev and beautiful ylss.
! do Hamilton BicHchel Canton Flarnek.
10 has oi Stark Nll Sheens IA wide i g w:ch, toa
f.S n I,.yc.
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J, ICH HOLIDAY PEESENTs-WArCHES.J EWE
ID ny AND FANCY GOOijS.-'l'he subscriber would
respectfully call o the public 10 their
OF articles the ioydnys comprising rnIt Plabf tAc
Baskets, Waters, Utns Tea Sets &c Rich Pa;s CIT Fancy
Articles. a
pier iach!s ard Baskets Tea Trays Gard ta~es SKIER Ten
Sett. Cups Spoons. FORKS and al Gfticls III thst iie
AN of which will be Offered at tho loves; market pnces A.!
Articles warranted represented, the money feun9ei
4 JACOBS X SONS. ISL, Broadway. cor Rccae.
Repairing OF Watches and Jewelry. aad warranted,
-Four very superior Plne Glass Mahogany Snow tnse' ior
sale cheap. Inquire ~ above. o!o TN
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49, NEW FRUITS.
PRIME, in fancy boxos Figs and Fig Paste Al4nea GRAPES
Bunch Rn,n. Sultann do Bordeaux Almonds lnpar Snelcd
do Shellcd Almonds. Bitter do Genoa and hadea Cron.
dates, Cunns, Oranges, Lemons, Fberts. tladen Nus.
Brazil do, Cocoa Nuts Sc. Dried Cherries.
Spices OF al kinds pure grouad.
Caa,on Preserved Ginger West India Pine Apples LINES
Cocoa Pums Guam Jelly with Fruits. Ofanses Ctron &c
SAUCES. &c
Worcestershire Sauce Ashbuon do. Anchoyy DO, Itenhns
Mustard and assorted Pickles sc. from Crosse BlnckweIs
establishment London Olives Anchovies npres Sadl.s
in OIL Dutch HengS and Norwegian AnchovieS IN KEGS
Souse salmon DO Prepared Barley and Grnats rear br.
ley Oatneu Poland Starch Sage, TapOcn, fioniy AID"
Root, Sweet Corn. &c.
Canary Hemp. Mlilet and Rape Seeds.
Rock Candy, red and white JGlUbe Paste. MGccaronl anu
vemecIA. Sweet oil SPl1 II pc + ,, %f
MADEIRA Port Tenete, Cnret. Lisbon Malaga, MnIisey
Mu.cai :" all grades and prices. IN wood aud glass va
nou, brnnds Champalgne ,l,-
Scotch and Irish WhBkey MoGonsafela Whshey reB 'id
Pench Brandy, exc. &c.
ChUice SegarS. varous bmnds
COkDiALS, on dtGit.
Fine CID Raspberry and Cherry Bandy, Nnyenu Rose fe:
Creme de Rose, Farait Amour, Noyenu An'-e, A6ynhe
senthe Emu Dor De Nokn Mn'nschIno aud all other Cor
dias: Extract Of Vanilla. Lemon. &c. RFe. Peach aud
Grunge Flower Waters -.
London Brown Stout Scotch Ae Philadelphia Porter ana
SPERM OIL AND CANDLES.
Patent white and colored Candles sperm Candles alouid
do. bleached Sperm OH, 4&V s.; T..
Raspberry Lemon Strawberry Ginger and Pine Apple Sy
rups assorted Brandy fruits. French cherries. Bay Waer.
Comb Honey boxes Strninci 90 IN ms, ened 4conc,
Canwny and Coanda Seed md IN tact every thing that can
be thought of the ne and great many out OIL H. Sh ID
Saratoga Waters and Fire Works. an,
Goods any part Of the city free OF expense ds In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-14

IL WEsT.-E. b. WASnBURNE, Attorney at Law, Ga
,enu nnis will give 10 The collection OF debts
due New York Merchants Galenn. Rockford and Rock
Island. llnos Du Buque. Iowa. ~ plni,sylle. Poosi.
Prairie dn Chem Mineral Point and Madison Wisconsin.
Refer 10 d. 4. CUsnMAN & Co.; DoRxAus, SuYPAs&
e,y.York slN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-14

j ESLEE COMBS & SAMUEL SHY, Attorneys and
II Cnunellor nj Law. Lexington. ky will attend 10 bust
ness fox nonresident, part OF the State of Kentucky
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-14

Dr. J. smith ose upon his arrival in Washington to opea
an office Surgeon Dentist presented 10 letters from
several friend. New York oi the highest respecthbty and
Standing containing the strongest and most iuyorubc test
months both the excellence VI his private character and
his superior profess Qualifications These satisfactory
evidences of the md the Dentist induced at once 10
engage tire professional of DR.. DUge for my
family; aud my wife and myself are able. from persona
experience add elnly n"Orube testimony In bis
favor rs gentleman and skiul LeHtst. This testimony is
gwen by me- well obedience To the eunet solcita
tons respectable md worthy friends in New York. who
have for muny years experienced the skill and dsty OF tho
Doctor his prOieon 10 CONVICTIONS OF bis pet
sonai and professional merit. SlI.AS WRIGHT.
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Refer, 10 Samue Sherwood, Esq. Tracy, iInbe & Irwin.
Hyde s. Ely. taIew huntington Dwight johnson. Fellow.
PtiI I, Sc,,lder uaJ 3tnwSms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-14

RIRS ROBINSON. from Elizabeth street, Fashionable
WI C-a Starche 50 Mercer street. nth door above Spring
street Taileton AMI Embroidered Dresses, Lacfs French
Worked Capes. Collars Sc. made tn oYS equal to now.
IN the h.St manner u Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-14

DREsENTS FOR CHRISTMAS & NEW YEARS
FAIRY Land and other Sketches, illustrated, by Farley
Lille Leaves Tor Little Readers ny Prfley
Prayer Books and Bibles. tiEe binding.
Annals Of various kinds. For sale By
dg3 UT'NTINGTON & SAVAGE 2i6 Peorl.st.
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fsNEETi.-J. SMITH DODGE. q Bond street, offers hs
4 friends and the public method Of fastening
Artificial teeth. Il his invention secured BY letters
patent. and use; By hiii,eli only IN this city.
From or. s.lcs Wnsf, IT, s. Senator tom the Suts Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-14

Sold also by Druggists generally Throughout, the United
Stnes. ru,
Irce 81 per bot,e-six bottles for 50. do In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-14

EUHN L. WATT Attorney and Counsellor nj Law and
j Commissioner take acknowledgements IT Deeds and De
po,l :ons M writing for the State OF New York. NoRwcg
Conn vii! devote particular Tho collection Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-14

References ~ Men. York j. W. Edmonds. Esq ie,srs.
Foot a Dawes, w. < :. Woodruff & Co. Suydnm Sage &
Co Ihore. Huff x Thomas. Struther. Morehou'e Co.
tuch I'D 3m~
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he room, viii e warmed gratis, and Ugo Viii
there b. more than bed ! a
There Il REFRACTORY attached winch there meals
served All oi the day and evening. There gre
also Bath Rooms Connected for cold and shower bahia.
The Porter wi, be IN attendance s times during the night.
20 adm; dodgers and 10 let them out al hours.
~ B.-1hus who want Lodgings after the house ciosea
,yill rir.th mil hell No 3u,s
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IQnN CoNGER, IT, Ai'T9E$E nro AMP CS3YNSEH.
RY Fort Wayne. Ind val attend TO professional bu,nessin
the various departments Of tho Snte q Indiana VIII also
attend payment OF tnNes alea of lands and all oher
business appeItnnI General Land Agency Tor Northern
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/ JtTANTED-ByA se,cectr be Young Woman situation
w snail family rs Cook. Washer and itoner. Shsm
Der maid snd tie woshrS laundcss, az 10 do Genera
House Work, vol recommended from her late employee
L Z rIs- rrllr N ElE,nNa y
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HARDWARE AND CLOTH PAPERS.-l.Go0 'eams
4 Hardware and Cloth PapeD. embracing the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-19
sales OF stocks nj Boston.

EXCHANGE BoARp, Dec. 1850 East Boston Co, i51;
$50 do l5s 10 Ftchburg Railroa $780, Boston Maine
RR, ia; Portland, Saco * Portsmouth RR, 99t; 10
Cheshire RR 96i; 40 Old Colony RR, l07; % Western
RR 3d. rs Connecticut River RR, Ga Il do 10 d. "a;
Nor Wore RR, 80 d. 9ol SO do sol; % do 80; % do,
ss3 % LongsIsand RR d, 66i Is do 66s 80 do 66a
rs do, 66; 70 do, 65S; 100 do, b 80 d, 81.
AT AUCTION shares Concord Railroad, H. S67
per sh do Nashua Lowell do rs per cent adv; $4,000
States per cent stock payable 1902, div of pay able
Jan 81 per cent adv 20 shares Insurance Co, div
off, par So S50 80 do Boston do - per cent adv IS do
Boylston do, do; do Warren do, 500 per shar;
do Bank of Brighton, per cent adv; do Cambridge
Bank, S9l per sh; 80 do North do $97 do do Market
do, S77 do do Atlantic do par; do State do S6l pei
share
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HAvRE-Ship Louis Phippe-2 pigs Brez-3O0 Rensuld
&Francos6 Il Gull iaume9 Tetere Blan-l0 Caillsux
noux-5 ii Ward co--ls Bayard-I Mania-s Haskell
2F Thor,pecken5 Spies. Christ COS Tiffany Young
Ellis-l Holman Evers-2 w M Livermore-8 Mitchell
Brognsrd-i Dupre--l A Roberts, tisgnlin-i Ma
IS + Sheldon Lane. l.amson col Chanuaud,2 q
Hessenberg col Ahrenfeld,-2 II Escher-7 Wolf kou.
senbursl Schnchardt Eayre.3 Maezieux Gourd col
umbrr Dam omsnn-lO d Aliens Lachase Fauche--2
4 Jones-a Murry- Schmidt 4 Andrea-2 L Cook &
ssvoye, Crosby col Lutz kreresl Berard Mondon-,
IS Schermerhom Marsh-l7 + Cettenet-li Boher-2AC
Bunker Stoddafd Ioveriag-H Noel De Con cyl
dequin-3 Jafsy-2 J Wilams-I Wolf Bishep-i
Bourry-2 Cariss Schuz5 Allen, Hazen COG Groom
Il Oyer-l Dussol-1 ii Bodmer-4 Bossange-2 A
Rohe-i II Brahe-5 Bocean Rusch-2 Wieaer--3
Witthaus & soa-l3 d'ivernois-2s yosln & co
Corbit COL + Meyer-2 + HYDE n P.ni.d-4
FFollansbee2 Wight, Surgs Shew-2 Hoadley Phelps
3 h Jacot-5 Steiner8 Mellor-0 Fabrequette's ills
ston-2 A Legoux-6 A Breithaupt Chum-s Lippod-9
Schrage, Koop Coz Auguste-2 ID Brady20 Latz-l0
Laz-0 Cazet & Astoin-2 Brackerl BALM Sander
. Loeschigk Wisendonck-8 Coyill Fleming-3 De
stewarl Kessler co-la0 Peysencsr-l Renard CO.
w Langdonl NJ de Bodisco-lM w oodbury-2 Harden
col Roth2 Barrow Pror-l Barber os-l Calderon de
la Barca6 Davs-1 G Jones-l Pindeton 4 HossaGk-6
Wadsw orth-2 Johnson Moore Taylor Nevins col
Cumming Main 4 cs-l Wray-l G keogg-2 Born &
Schuchardt-l Engler-l A Amod-l kipling-l NJ Won
Bishop-l w Coles-l q Peck-I II Rogers Little,
Gomez-l Dechaux-l kozat col Re d Taylor
Benjamin col Wiley Putnam lsaac-l Piatt Y Bros
Il Escher-l x Haight-1 Alleron x col Burnham
< col II Delmonco-l Spies-2 M Lendon-l d. Khan
Christ co-s9 Coenet-oO hampers chesnuts w Bolton
20 pkgs to order.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 10


Cleared.
Ship Venice, SaIter, New Orleans.
Brig Tarano, White. Nav Orleans Elwell < Co.
Brig lmogene. Revans, New Orleans Wood.
Brig Philura, Desne, Savannah, Dpnhsm s Dmon
Sbhr Congress, Higgins, } msica, f. Tucker
schr Adelnr, Moore. Edeatoa, I MeCready.
schr Gen Scott, Doughty. Wilmington, NC:
Schr Tuscarora, Dearborn, Richmond N McCready
s schr fatgo smith rhide ph;i,d.,oh;,
Schr Andrometa, Films Portland.
Schr Cooley s Co. Young, Boston.
Sioop Relief, Ogden, Philadelphia.
SIoop Rhode Island, Hull, Providence.
Barge Delaware, Cresse South Amboy
Arrived.
Packet ship Sheridan Cornish from Liverpool 18th ult with
Packet ship Louis Philippe, Casto from Hayre, 9th ult
with mdse, TO Fox & Livingston.
Dutch barque Olivier Noord, Hererne, IS days from
Amsterdam, in ballast, to Boomer Graves & Co.
Barque Mapans, Shaw 6diys from Cherryfeld with lun
Der. Smith Boynton On Mondah night in the blow,
blown of far South as the Cares OF the Delawsre
stern boat 81 The NJ has pilot hoard days.
Brig Mazeppa, Coson 10 days from st Domingo, with log
wood, sc. to Brett 4 Vose.
New sch Pinta Brown Brandywine, flour and cornmea
schr Wave Johnson Wilmington Del corn.
Schr Banquet, Scull, Phlladelphia,
Schr Elisha Ruckman, Wentworth Phadelphia.
Schr Juliet. York, Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Cashier, Robinson, Philadelphia
Schr Doran, Brown, Phils delphia.
SchT Hckox Sneader, Philadelphia.
Schr Gen Scott, Philadelphia.
REruRNEp-Schr Acva Kinch sailed for West
Central America, put back III leaky condition.
below.
Brig s8assry r. daSs Il p ls5siap ggeo,,a
Two briggs, unknown. Wind w, light.
sailed.
Brig Phura, Doane, Savannah. and others
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gale from the North small .ehr apparently Virgins built.
oIed scr coal loaded .hors Ike cspe.
not dangerous positioa full rugged and herm brig
sSsy sppeaS good holding gale
Ror se
in last evening and stood pp Nothing u sight bound
e ns s s"p ss sooa the Bay Cid h
S.slssEIT .shs Iowa Nsr'9 csIo ,, Bath;
oa5n.s. shS o5Sz,mSO BoIdTsaas banks sd
s "9 e s's Bay
oadaras; Eliza aud s. Gsosse Kssssos j.; Loreito
s @ eSa EsG H.s B. I s::sssf
p5 BSsa: Sss WE 9ss si
5 $sE a:j .sS. 2ts.sssl lSs 1 nj
S rS Hs B s i Ds
1. SS 81 sss GA s f s s
poo steamer Cnsinna Aran.a and Mes,ehr
. doa Hsye
moe ca,arine chaIlesiop; nh ships Alfred Lysrpo1l
h,iadepha; Rose sSadsh Spencer New York; brig Henry
Pensacoa schrs souhene Arkansas Bays Aurora Maasord
Ssx s ya Mass Ns Th Yss
S GaIo's EnGesr h AdJa. e
e @ sr %s 80 ss Ga iS Wy
sTy ss Ss
@ Rs
for do Below brig Nancy Jane Godfrey Richmond for
New York. An Eastern schr driven ashore during the
blow last night Hampton Bar supposed be the Pyret
i'm Elizabeth City via Mo- folk for New York full rugged
supposed be Or ashore yesterday evening" at the
mouth Of Nansmond River, not known Cid lsth brig
North BeDd Gu daloupe.
PHnApEIrHIa Dec i7Arr brig Rebecca, Kingston, Jam;
schrs Irene Emne, Oil Bias Orator, and Sage New York;
Henry, Calais. Cid schrs Arrival Jones, and Painter
Mersqon, New York. .
PoRrsMouTrI Dec i-Below schs Geo Evans, Foster, N
York for Boston having been blown off Roscoe, Lubec for
Georgetown, Dc. - - :, NV,
PROVIDENCE Dec 6-No arrival. Cid schr VIM Hart, Viii.
ming.on Nc Below fore and a sch anchor below the
Crook Sid schs Suffolk Suffolk; Squire Brothers, Phia
depha (not previously. - ,.
SALEM Dec IAm schr President, Brown Cherryfeld for
New York, of the frost bitten. Cid 10TH brig Cey-
lon, w Coast of Africa.
SAVANNAH Dec I2Sld ship Soon Havre; brig Exact John
SON New York. Cid 1lth ship Arkansas, Liverpoo brig
Rebecca Savanna la Mars 10TH ship Hartford sannemann
York; briggs Macon HAYDEN do Vandaer Portsmouth; Vir-
guia New orlesas schr Wseogus Wass New York ATT
ock; brig Larch Kingston, ia. . -,
TALaHAssEE, Dec Cid briggs Hoense Jones, and Vir-
gnia, Talbot, New York.
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Nv Las Nigi,t,s spHthern MaiI

BALTIMORE Dec l7Ar briggs Chatham, aud Eagle, Boston,
schr Planet BATH of New Point ship barque and brig of
Potomac foreign brig off Barn Island, haIque CID schTs
Abby Morton Bemuda Iowa Doyton and Michigan Terry
New York Sid brig Victorine, New York. -
LEwFs Del Dec l-Schr Dread went ashore at Cape Hen
lopen in the gale of Tuesday
PHIIApELPHIA Dec 49, From Correspondent Arr
brig Venus ST Jsgo Cuba; schr Maria, New Bedford Be-
low brigs James Clark St John Nh Chcopee Boston sch
Elizabeth, and Paragon, New York; Extra Fall River.
miscellaneous Record.
BRG MARTHA Parker, OF and for Boston, from Baltimore,
with corn flour SC dnrug blow Sunday afternoon
last struck on the middle ground Chesapeake Bay after
wards got off hut leaking badly that she sunk in athoms
water off Back river and about miles from the
Vessel cargo total few sails boat &c
AsHonrOn Monday morning barque was seen ashore on
T. aney Island supposed have tn. previous night
belonging Philadelphia, of60 or 70 TONS bottom
Hampton Roads Monday She righted and
taken into Norfolk on day.
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Leaving a majority for Dow & Co. Of

Leaving majority for Dow & Co. Of. 80
But these are mere idle speculatons. Richie ess
are printers to both Houses Congress the Adminstra.
ton and the Organ are trinity and unitthey
one The u = journal must rely upon its Independence
Jefferson Co. not elected. At reduced price
10 the government, they would have given more EN-.
pioymento the working printers class we like to
at case, with fat take and then Now good deal
OF the composition will be saved. But lot us bide our
tma-ne people will take OF Fisk Dow, if Dow &
Co. are only faithful to the people Some satisfaction in
hat Cold comfort though after all
On motion to adjourn, % TO 23-Pi esident decided
against going quite early dinner today as usual
Three attempts we're then had to elect chaplen No
go Adjourned.
CoMmirTEEs-Of all the Committees, there is one
wing chairman, MIR. Upham, on Pensions and another,
Mr. Pcarce the Library On the other side Mr. Came
ron Is Chairman OF three Committees Mr. semple two
NC Number three is the maximum OF wing capacity by
election, while the Of them stood A No in de.
bate But they ought to be thankful that the labor and
hands The democrats will have to work all the harder
SO that there is nothing Of which the wings have any
right TO complain The committees have been appointed
oy ther own method and the wings must therefore abide
the result with what grace they We expect to get
along very well
House Of Representatives. g..E
iei me journal had been read report received
nom Tue revenue marine service and ordered printed
Inc rePoit or the Coast Survey also receiv ed,
The next business was the DISPOSAL of the resou.ions
Of tue MASSACHUSETTS Legislature the
laws,
MIR LEVIN, OF Pa, gave his reasons for ushn. thero
referred to a select committee. He was onnosad ~
sending hese resolutions TO the dark recesses OF com
mitee room. The people loved this monster of their
own hegeting and they would not have it Burked Tho
people loved freedom Of thought and inquiry and those
who voted TO give their petitions and resolves the goby
would he held responsible -
Hofe MIR GrppISos, of Ohio, planted a tremendous
blow upon the most Vulnerable part of Mr.. LEVIN He
sad be would inquire how II was Mr. Levin had such
in every instance where the yeas and nays had been
calle on aging the petitions of the people on the table
ny, Leuns name was recorded in favor Of laying the
, ,sD'e win what consistency could he talk OF
'he gh OF bis followers to be heard when had nya.
iab voted TO stine the voice OF 80 900 American ct
Rens whose prayer by his vote laid on the table,
~ B1opHrAp Of ia thought these petitions and
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ton is that il has been the premonitoIy symptoms OF
small pox which they have taken from their scians
the fever of which, in their naturally weak state has
swept them of before the disease fully shown itself
Collector Marriott has just returned from Washington
Madame Augusta had another full and fashionable
house last night benglthe third representation Of La
Bayadere" Tonight she appears in " La sylphide"
They had about $50 in the house last night.
The Old Dominion Circus is to commence operations
up town in a few days.
The MARKErs-There was a sale of a few hundred
barrels OF Howard street flour yesterday at SIS and Of
$500 brs City Mills at the rate. Good prime red
wheat may be quoted AT 10 a III.
Whiskey continues at - cents for hhds and 80 cents
for brls- demand very limited
srooK BoARp- Baltimore 6s sold yesterday to a small
extent ut 90