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tAANTED-At MDlyle, Mass. ssy-nty-nye men
w girls thai sufficiently acquainted with the R, OF
weaving that they readily turn thei hand 10 wearing
fancy cassimeres power looms aso twenty jacA sPn
also, help to work 10 wooden card The aovo
described help wanted Immediately and such strict
~ temperas and industrious will ind steady employment
g28H c. l., HARDING.
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" The Members of Marshall Division. No.
Of the Sous of Temperance, requested
shall Hail. corner OF Broadway aid GEandsi Tues
Day the 9th Of June Inst 81 II O'Clock precisely, for the
purposs Of organizing form in the general procession
BY order OF JOHN MURPHY, w P.
MORRIS DECAMP L. $. i,6 81
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Total soVs'Uoo e'sS'''' e'''9+I SSU's' !
Decrease in 1916 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9,S2e
1t will be seen that The decrease of s50,S7l in the
first Is days of navigation, and which was probably
mainly owing 20 the interruptions caused By
breaches, is wearing away at the rate OF about s2o
ooo per week
comparison fer the two years TO the lst June
showing the general course of!rade, is as follows
Albany & w. Troy ION le45. 1916. me Dec
Merchandise. -......S l7s 5l3 Sls0,2a3 Sl7lO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-08

y Columbia Division No. 10 -. of T.-Ths
member. OF this Division requested without farther
noucel 10 attend special meeting OF the Division Mon
day Evening next. June n o'clock make all reces
sary a. engagements FOR ie celebration o the day Juse
9Th The Banner completed and WILL be the
room tbs; evening for inspection.
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tNANTEU-A few active Young Men W South
w West, To AGENTS for the sale OF sud popn
lar pubiicaons-S5GOo and their penses will
b. Insured them IN writing, ~ith opportunity clear
Ing ST. 00 per year Some In employ will
doubt make 1910 per clear Of all Each
Will have hs district IL VIII he necessary for hem
have EAST from S25 $50 obtain good fitting oul
Apply RI FkENCtFS Publishing Hail. 293 Broadway, up
ssirs Office Of the Flag of Union. All letters ms bs
pos. pBit. nyl4 Inn
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SPIRIT OF GAS,
y and for sale oy
lea
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!, PARE OPPORTUNITY.

TOR SALE.-Tbe stock oftbs Fancy store. NO; 10
FGltonsL Brooklyn. on Ieasona,'o '''i'' aPpiSao"
belnade on or b-fore ibs 9th mat ant ,
The sock is mostly and vel elected The locaii4a
ohe .tor- is one beat for businessa very laYotsh
o,nnIy FOR lac pfohts5lc investment OF sIrE capital
An pf-d easeo -four years OF tho sore can be
aimed Apply 90 the premises aes 'uat%s
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(NANTED-sy youth II years oi age, who has u
w knowledge OF pennsnship ard kseeping siiua
ton assistant In commercial house; willing 10
make himself generally useiuL Address r. T Tribune
Office. jel lws
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Al ArTFD-PupDs the Plsno at 81 per month. three
~ lessons week, a569 BrDOn- a. between VsIirk and
Hudson bt aady who has studied under Of ts first
10 Europe gUd experienced teacher. e2 lw.
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l3isuallons, 49,. mantso.

W. TED.-Persous wanting help OF any kind, had
w be,ser try p HlPs Office corner of Broadway aud
Broome. where they bs suited and charge. Two
nice girls well recommended, want situations rs cooks
cha bsImsd. or would do general homework In ANAL
and respectable families. Several girls for city country
i.6I
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WANTED Families 10 ~.nI OF Servants 10 apply 10
w p. HILL ii8 Broadway, corner Broome-st where
ihey be sntef and no charge. my26 lni4
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II the beel quality, mabu ssc,Ufe-i
pIETZ, BROTHER & co.
Ne, is JVbr-sI
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4 0sT-Bcud Number 1892 for $500 OF the "Erie Canal
~ Company" Pa sgned Rufus $. Reed, PresL payable
In 1880 10 bearer inee. 81 per cent payable annually
interest endorsed ~ paid up II let January, I45 Tho
above described Bond has been os and person fading
Returning II 70 the subscribers viii b. suitably
rewarded. KEMEYS, BREESE Il SAMPSON,
rs III 0Irenwichet-
Ok Tnn $4,000, $500, siOO0 IGoo to loan On
eDV, fVN bond and mortgage In N1~Yort or Brook
lyD commission brokerage. Apply 10 Ehingham d.
Nichols attorney law &c. No Nassau, opposits lhs
Custom Houss. ny29 6teod-
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~ Oar thanks are due to Harnden X Co. FOL
Boston papers in advance Of tae mail,
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WANTED families suited with good domestcs
w for city and country, with good rciarsnces NJ "a
(frand.st near BOp
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u Jefferson Division, No. :, Sons OF Tenn
perunce.-The members o; this DIVISION requested
10 Columbian Hail. No -65 Grand.sL Tuesday
morning, June 9th, 1876, in full Regatta, with white Gloves,
O'Clock precisely celebrate the first National An
nversGry OF tie Order. BY order Of
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Doar6iua ann 6oleIs.

DRlFATE BOARDISG.-Two large chambers on
the second h0or with closeLs attached In PLEASANT 10
cation, bs hnd by single gentlemen, with without
breakfast and tea by applying al No. seconds e5 IL
BOARD UP TOWN. Gentleman and his Wife
- bs accommodated with bosrd and good uniurnshed
room on second floor, in lsths 3daveuue Crot0n
and shower baths Terms very moderate Address W. T.
-5 W.
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1t will be seen by the following letter that the
Legislature did not choose Governor on Thursday,
bn; probably did so on Friday We shano doubt
be LSie TO announce the result, ON Monday.
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LOOK at ZEE FAOOt ,
IT WOULD FILL MANY COLUMNS - p1b1sh oHly
portion OF the certificates ~ Testimonials which have
been kindly si voluntarily gvea, by respectable Perscrs
VITO have erecced vsuabe beuen iFota ne Use OF me
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eve vi r. IfI Wanted by Young Man, who
Il has had several experience In the dry goods
business, situation In wholesale or importing hoUse.-
Address Liberty, nj this office le5 2r
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DAkTNER WASTED.--A Man OF uuQue.to0eb.e
mlra Character with cssh capital Of about Slf co. 10
wanted IN perfectly safe and genleei business, where the
Invested will be than realized In very short
time. Address " Hudson " a. this Office. e6I'
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MANITOBA situation chambermad In a small
w family, by Young Woman who bas good refer
from her last employer Apply att rhamesst front
room first door. ie5 q.
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DISPATCHES FOR TIE TRIBUNE
az ELECTRIC TELEGSAPH.
vwEsrY-yIsTH cOSGREss.".First Session
FARTHER FROM TEXAS.

-,orrpr,v WITH THE CAMANCHE INDIAN
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DOAHD-A Gentleman and Lady can be accommodated
- With pleasant room with psntri-s attached and hoard
IN respectable private boarding h0rEe Also, few single
g1ut ensr. Apply al I1t Woostersi. le5 ivs
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IA ASTED-SS, 900, on bond and mortgage, ontwp
W three story brick houses and lots N fee, In West Thir
eentn tn 5ih avennr, AT per Apply TO
ANTHONY J. BAEECKFR Auclloneer.
W No 7 Dropdsl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-08
Tuesday Morning, December 8. 1916.
TIE LEGISLATURE.

The Flag on the Capitol at ~, No. yesterday,
announced that the two Houses were in session.
They were promptly and harmoniously or
ganized by the reelection OF the officers OF The
last session. In The Senate Mr.. Speaker Scoll re-
turned his thanks in a cordial and impressive ad-
dress, which we shall tomorrow lay before our
readers. Mr. Speaker Guode, in the House, ac-
knowledged the compliment of his reelection IN
a few eloquent and highly appropriate remarks,
which We shall moi attempt TO reproduce, ana
which we regret, for the sake Of our readers that
we could not induce him TO furnish for the press.
Each House was nncommonly full. Every
member ofthe Senate was present, except Messrs.
Wiley of Marion and Williams of Hardy.
Only eight members ofthe House OF Delegates
were absent. There is a large number OF new
delegates, about IS; and, take all in all, it is
fine looking body Of men. 1t will take time 10 de-
yelope the characters and qualities of,he various
members; but, from what we know and hear, we
can confidently assert, that the present House Of
DELEGATES contains considerable amount oil
talent, and will prove itself worthy OF the old
Dominion.
The General Assembly is now fairly ready for
action. With industry, prudence and harmony,
they will be able, in a reasonable time, 10 dis
charge their high duties TO the honor OF The Com
monweallh and TO the welfare of their consli-
tuen.s and Of the whole State. We wish them
calm, pleasant, useful and successful session.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-08
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS the President OF the United States,
in pursuance Of the act OF Congress, providing
for the prosecution of The existing war between
the United States and the Republic OF Mexico,
has made requisition upon The Governor OF Vir-
gnia for one infantry regiment OF Volunteers tm
immediate se,rice, and 10 be continued therein du-
ring he war Nth MEXICO, unless sooner discharged;
and whereas. by the change Of the term OF service
the enrolment OF the three regiments OF volunteers,
under The proclamation Of The 23d May last is
vod-now, therefore, |, William Smith, Cover
nor Of Virginia, do hereby make known that The
services OF ten companies, 10 constitute regi-
ment Of infantry, 10 serve according 10 The terms
ofthe Teqnisilion OF The President, will be accept
ed-the said companies 10 consist OF one Captain,
one first Lieutenant, two second Lieutenants,
four Sergeanis, four Corporals, Two Musicians,
and so Privates.
These companies, when organized and COM
missioned, 10 rendezvous at Guyandote, where
they will be mustered into the service Of the Uni
ted States. Volunteer Companieso OF Infantry en-
rolled under The Proclamation Of 23d May last,
who shall promptly conform 10 the new organl-
Zaliun, and give notice thereof 10 The Governor,
will have the preference. But The officers must
necessarily be elected anew; and, as il is for inn
mediate and important service III The field, 1t car-
mol be TOO strongly impressed upon the men, that,
10 elecling their officers all personal preferences
should be discarded, and the best qualified officers
be chosen.
No officer Of The militia, whatever may be his
grade, will forfeit his commission by entering the
proposed volunteer service.
The prommilude with which The requisition
Tor three Regiments TO serve for twelve months
vas responded 10, affords undoubted assurance
that The single Regiment now called for will be
speedily in The field.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under
the seal Of The Commonwealth, al Rich
,mond, this eighteenth day OF November,
lsEAL.Jin The year OF our Lord eighteen hundred
and fouy-six, and OF The Commonwealth
the seyenty-frsi. WIN. SMITH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-08

Amblers maj. 1874. Mr.. Folks maj. III.
FROM THE RIVER OF PLATE.

FROM The RIVER OF FLA liz.
The New York Commercial Advertiser has
been favored with the annexed letter, which,
though brief, contains important intelligence:
"BuENos AYnEs, SEPTEMBER %, 1876.
you will have heard OF Mr.. Hoods leaving
Montevideo on the l4lh, without doing any thing.
We now find that his failure was owing 10
the obslinacy of Rosas, who insisted on The block
AIDE being removed before he retired his troops
from The Banda Oriental, which Messrs. Ousey
and Deffaudis could net, Of course, consent 10.
Since last wrote you, an event has occurred
which is likely 10 have very important effect
upon The fortunes OF Rosas, viz: The withdrawal
OF Urquza, Governor OF Enire Rios, from his
side-one of his staunchesl friends hitherto, upon
whom he placed every reliance. This unexpec-
ed disa Fiction will have strong moral effect,
and tend 10 revive the hopes Of The Unitarian
party. This backing OUT oil Urquiza will be
followed, no doubt, by Corrientes and Paraguay,
and very likely by troubles nearer home"
THE detection Of Urquza is a very serious
blow 10 Rosas He is Gencralissimo of the forces
operating in The northern provinces as we'll as
Governor OF Enre Rius; he il was who put down
the insurrectionary attempts OF General Paz in
that province, in CoIrienies, and on the borders
OF Paraguay; and who induced Madariago, the
Governor Of Corrientes, 10 side with Rosas and
entertain The project of re-eslablishing tha, pro-
vince as member Of the Argentine Republic
If he now deserts The standard Of Rosas, he lakes
with him considerable and we'll appointed mill
iary force, the province OF Enlre Rios, and pro-
badly that of Corienes; and his influence will no
doubt have great weight with The rulers Of Para
quay. We can hardly believe, however, that
his detection has been caused solely by the deter
mina,ion OF Rosas that The raising ofihe blockade
should pIeoedr The wi,hdra wal Of Orihe's army
from before Montevidec; il is much more credi-
bic, We think, that he has been influenced by
temptations from Brazil, whose Government is
making every effort 10 break up the Argentine
Confedel alion.-C Commercial ddrerLlserl
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StrattOn,s Office,

MO. 5, SOUTH FO UR TIE EN- TIL
~ STREET.
Let allthe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToN's the man.
Drawn Nos. of Alexandra, No. 4S, Dec. 3:
46 81 25 l9 SIS SO 43 IA rs 81 62 So 81 IL.
Tickets. Nos. 70 So 55, and 25 81 76, two
more Capitals sold and paid BY STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of New Jersey, No. 96, Dec. 3:
As 43 50 90 IS 80 81 % 80 45 65 4.
Ticket Nos. 80 48 IS, a prize Of 800, sold and
paid BY STRATUM.
Drawn Nos. OF Monongalia, No ~, De-. 4th
IS % 80 81 81 So II SO 8 TO-
Whole Ticket Nos. 9 35 p, prize ofSl25, and
Ticket Nos. So "a, Capital, both sold and
paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos OF Leesburg, No. So, Dee. =:
% II IA 3 IL so l3 81 9 IS "a IS u
Whole Nos ID 20 10, prize Of Si25; and
Ticket Nos. Is "a II, prize OF SI0O-bolh sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Alexandra, Class P. Dec. 5:
l6 Is 3 le 81 90 Al 10 IS so SO
Tickets Nos. 10, prize OF 20) dollars,
sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Sussex. Extra, No. l04, Dec. 5:
SO 81 70 G5 ) Al 81 IS SO 30 Al
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
TUESDAY-New Jersey Lottery, No. 81.
Capitals: $4,000, 5000 $780, 1000, 1900,
"A ,2s7, of !, 900, &c. rs Nos. IA drawn. Tickets
IS; halves so; quarters Is.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DoLLARS!!
I Observation-Disclosures Lottery, No. 49,.
Capitals: $4,000, 5000, 5000, $50, 10 Of 900,
&c. rs Nos. IA drawn. Tickets IS; halves 50;
quarters Is.
$4,000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
THURSDAY-New Jersey Lottery. No. SO.
Capitals: $4,000. 5000, 1000, 1850, 10 Of
1000, &C., &c. IS Nos, IA drawn. Tickets IS;
halves so; quarters 25.
5000 DOLLARS 1900 DOLLARSl!
friday ononealia Lottery, No. so. Ca
ilals $4,000, 1900, 1000, 55s, 10 of 500. &c.
5 Nos, - drawn. Tickets 81 IS; halves 81 c.;
uarters 81 cents.
1000 DoLLARsl 1000 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-Susse1 Lottery, Extra, No.
~. Capitals: 81 900, 1000. GAO, &C., &c.
II Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 81; halves so
cots; quarters IS cents.
Orders for Packages, Certificates ofPackages
an single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
ppmptly attendedto, anddrawings sent when re.
orsted. Please address orders TO
N. STRATTON,
Dec. Richmond. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-08
GREAT NATURAL CURIOSITY.

TINE ORANG OUTANG. SANTA
i ANNA,) Or, WILD MAN OF THE
WOODS, Qhe only living one in this country
will be exhibited in this Civ, at The ODD FELL
LOWS HALL, for a short time only, COM
mencing on MONDAY, Dec. eth.
The Ourans OuIans. which, OF all other ami
mails, most nearly approaches Ia The human race,
is seen OF different sizes, from three TO seven feet
high In general, however, lis stature is less Than
that OF a man; hut its strength and agility much
greater Travellers, who have seen various
kinds of these animals in their native soitndes
give US surprising relations of their force, their
swil,ness, their addresses, and their ferocity. Ma
turali,is, who have observed their form and man.
ners al home, have been as much struck with
their patient, plant, initiative dispositions, as
with their appearance and conformation, so near
" human. or the smallest sort Of lhese animals
we have had several, al different times, brought
into this country, all nearly alike; but that OBJ
served by DR.. Tyson is the best known. The one
now on Exhibition more resembles the one de-
scribed by DR.. T. than any other ever seen in The
United States.
This wonderful Curiosity takes his food with
a knife and fork or spoon-drinks out OF bottle
He dresses in fashionable costume, and, in faci,
approaches nearer 10 a human being than any
ever before exhibited He has excited The great
est establishment through all The Northern cities,
where he was visited by many thousand Ladies
and Gentlemen.
II In order that all persons may have an OPP
portuniy OF seeing This nearest approach TO
Human Being, and Creates. Wonder OF The Brute
Creation the admission will be 25 cents. Chill
dren half price.
n Open from 9 o'clock, a. NJ, ill |, P. NJ,
from ill s. and from ill 9, P. NJ.
Dor S-dtf
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RIcHMoNp nIAnKErs. DEG. 4.

RICHMOND MARKETS, DEC. z.
TOBACCO.-No change. Inspections small;
manufacturing descriptions in demand. A few
hhds. Of the new crop have been received and
sold from TO $4 Wequole Lugs at from 81
90 10 81 so; common leaf 81 90 10 3 90; mid.
ding 50 25 10 90; good and fine shipping 81
Ia 90; extra manufacturing sc 10 8 co.
F. OURS a 5 25 is askcd-very liulc de-
mand.
CORN-Corn so SIS c,s
OATS-3O 35 cent,-in demand.
WHEAT-Red 100; White l05 cents.
WHEAT OFFAL-Bran Is cents Shorts II
cents; Brown Sluffs 80 cents; Ship Stufis so cts.
PROVISIONS.-BAcoN: Smilhheld and City
Cured 6s cts. Western Sides a 81 cts.
Shoulders 5 81 cls. Hams 5 II CENTS All
kinds OF Bacon scarce. LARD6 9cenIs
CATTLE-For Calle from the scales, gross
weight, s. rs ? so; melt 4 so 5, according 10
qualify. MUTTON SO a S4-scarce and in
demand Hoes: Live IS S 90.
COTTON-9l 10 cents per ID.
RlCE-3i a 4. cents per pound.
SALT-$l GO from wharf; l 70 from store.
LlME-Sl from vessels-last sales.
COTTON YARNS-Richmond and Man.
chester Factory prices) Nos. 4 to H. IS cents;
Nos IL 10 l8, 10 cents
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-08
Correspondence Of The Baltimore American.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. S, 6 P. M.
Arrival of the Caledonia.

FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The steamer Caledonia arrived al Boston this
afternoon from Liverpool a, o'clock, but We have
received very little news from her as YET
We are only enabled to give The following
brief summary of the markets:
United States free fcur was worth 32s 33s in
London, and in Liverpool Bis cd. Duty on
Wheat4s. :.
The Grain market was dull in England as well
as on the Continent. The money market contin-
ued without change in three per cents. Bullion
was exporting freely.
Cotton has declined Id Mobile was selling
at Gid. Bowed Georgia at Sd. Sales for The
week ending 9th ult., amounted to 90, 100 bales;
for The week ending 18Th, 81, 400 and for the four
DAYS ending the leh 5000.
PHLlpsLrHiA, Sunday, o'clock P. M.
The steamship Caledonia Capt. Lott, arrived
al Boston, on Saturday morning al o'clock, in
sixteen days and sixteen hours from Liverpool.
The grain markets belh in England and on the
Cotton had declined but Cotton Dealers on this
side will think the news favorable.
The money market remains about the same as
AZ last adyices. The Bank OF England rate of
interest is per cent Bullion is being exported
from The Kingdom.
Free trade was progressing throughout Eu-
rope. There were Tumors OF ministerial disscn-
siops in England. The accounts wnich me "a
ledonia took out we're considered favorable in a
commercial point Of view.
The accounts from America had favorably In
huenced ireights.
The Hon. George Bancroft, on the 18th, dined
with the Queen at Windsor Castle, and on the
following Saturday was, with his lady, at The Sc
lee, party al Lord Palmerston's, the Minister Tor
Foreign Affairs.
The Prussian Charge de Affairs to The United
States of North America, Baron Gerolt, had ar
rived at Berlin 10 receive in person instructions
from his Government relative 10 treaty OF Com
merce and Navigation, 10 be concluded between
the Zollyerein and the North American States.
The misunderstanding between England and
France relative to the Montpensier marriage con-
tipued TO afford vent for angry patriotism on
both sides OF the Straits Of Dover.
The Grea, Britain was still ashore She mas :
received but lille injury, and will not be so' of
before next season.
Two battles in Portugal, between the Queens
adherents and the insurgents, have taken place IN
both OF which the latter were defeated. One
thousand were killed, wounded and taken prison
ers in the first action. Dasantus, the insnrgent
General, was at the head of $4,000 men. Gen.
sevallreh had commenced the bombardment OF
Elborab. occupied by the insurgents.