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WILLS Wholesale Grocery and Commits
.. . sion Store, street, Norfolk, Va.
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WILLIAM REID, Wholesale and Retail
w Hat and Cap Store, east side Market Square,
Norfolk. Va.
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STEPHEN JAMES, Wholesale and Retail
" Dealer IN Family Groceries,, Wines, &c, Mar
ket Square, Portsmouth. Va.
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II HOFFMAN. Boot and Shoes Manufac,ur.
L . er, south of the Market, Crawford street,
Portsmouth, Va
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MILLIAM WOODY RD, Notary Pub.
w TIC and Sorivener, General Agent, Convey
ANGER, and Collector, will attend to all business en-.
trusted TO his care with promptness and despatch.
~ Office on Wide Water Street, head Of Roa.
noke Square. JuIv g
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III BUFF, Chemist, corner of High and Mid
Ii. die s'reets, Portsmouth, Va.
TOHN COOKE & CO., Dealers in Foreign
- and Domestic Dry Goods, High street, near
Middle street. Portsmouth,. Va.
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FHARLES III. HEINITSH, Agent, Drug
~ gist and Apotccary, and Dealer in Paints, Oils,
Dyestuffs, &c, High street, Portsmouth. Va.
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COFFEE.-5OO bags Jaguayra & prime Greer
~ Rio Coffee, for sale by JOSIAH WILLS.
June %
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ETTER PAPER.--An assortment just re-
~ ceivcd by w. II. II. HODGES & co.
June 81
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Hayre Markets,

5a5s-The same VISIT OF animation EAs continued 70
-rsiou1insfe Z OR market ihat We before noticed.
bi tie is. ixo three days rather more business
has beer transacted. This however hss been 70 the
det-ie1t OF prices which have declined II to 81 on
American Co::ozs generally speaking We hsTe to o.
ssr-e that several lots Of NevOrssns Cotton dehFe:s
BE i: January next hare been sold IS TO oa!o" the
actual rates. . :.
an ,t -rcis markets so thst complete reaction r1sy
b. anticipated TIE sales IN foreign growth cors;s; OF
100 hec:ores American. a.f70 70 % - Per v9 SlL
n American Flour We have 20 record sales OF loV Dds
ps-.,- % arrive 81 fi2 per Dbl Il bond
istss-P-ices have undergone fsr:neF improvement,
sales 200 6b.s american Potash Is; brands: deaseraoe
II December 4. ii - 10 L. sni 100 bols de!Iveraoe N
Jaruary At :: 20 to 20 IS per 30 Ill dury ~ psid
20; OF . b5ls Pcs-ss l., brands found buyers III ~
for consumption. 49,,
duty q ~ paid Stock II American amounts 10 shout
1000 ;:crces.
7ilios. ac-Prces OF Tallos have receded Foui pre-
vious quotations. Only - casks Russia yellow were as
posed OF GO 20 and 20 bals American Lard ie'ehed
81 per 20 XII, duty paid.
7t455o7e-The prorsctei aa,ness IN this article has
led 10 decline il prices. Sales tons northwestern
fishery Al Z: = 30 70 a42: PER 81. FOR consumption
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corrospnndence Of The Tr.pune.

LIVERPOOL "a December !-46
The import OF Cotton INTO Iy-rpoo, inring the pas.
eleven month. hss been O 900 bales against .5-7 90
il the same tme iGs, year the supply from the United
states is 10000 being decrease OF $4,000 ksles. The
stock in This port Isl inst. cstimsted AZ $1,000
against at same period las, season The stock OF
American is about @ QcO or just oneha!t what II was
year ago.
The languor in the Cotton market noticed IN our last
Circular OF 18th ult continued ior several days suese
quenty attended with farther decline OF j per ID
but this depression was recovered week ago aad N
the last few days particularly since the arrival OF The
steamer OF 10th ult hsye had such active demand
with such extensive speculative operations 10 put
prices ID per 10 above the rates current al the departure
OF the last steamer The late sdvices respecting me
American crop seem 10 be generally looked upon here
conclusive thai Will exceed TWO millions. while
many have strong faith in lower estimates and hence
the increased confidence IN the Eain,anance OF prices
considering the greatly diminished stocks notwi,hsand
ing the unsatisfactory state OF trade IN the snuGc;
ring districts. and the diminished consumption ~ The
partial shorttrIe working OF sp.nncrs The sales Tor
The week ending 3oth u, We're 500 and for that end
ing eth nit .hey amounted 20 2O bales specustors
having taken l60o0 il The Two weeks but the business
Tor i've days this evening Is estiusted q. 5000 bales
OF which abou; hall has been taken on speculation We
quote psnd IT, Fair 6! Orleans 4. Fair q no
bile t. Fair O. and Alabama and Tennessee /; a od
per ID.
The Corn markets have been looking up again deci
dedly and Western Canal Flour in bond may now be
quoted SIS Cd rs per Dbl sacsbc AZ the former price
but generally held 81 the latter Philadelphia and Bait
IS Is per bbl lower. The vsUe duty paid Is . "a
per bb, above the bonded price. Sour Flour contiuE
relatively lower than il has usually been and 800 bbls OF
Orleans sold to-day a. rs IN bond. The Irish demand
for Indian Corn has than Kept pace with the sup
ply the import being moderate and this market has
been nearly cleared Of the article the advanced rates
SIS 70 per or Of $50 lbs. To-day small parcels
have brought as high 59s, and cargo the
way have been sold 8, SIS
The only transaction IL Turpentne since the depart
OF the last steamer IS parcel OF about 500 bbs
good quality which brought es ID 10 9s Sd per cgt By
auction Rosn dull q; IS per cw,.
The Government having determined 10 rclinquish the
weighing OF Cotton snd other produce subject 10
duty II % very important tina, contracts freight
Cotscn should De upon the shipping weight, the
case with shipments TO France, prevent The
sary charge FOR weighing on landing here
Yours respectfully, BROWN, SHIPLEY i co.
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Correspondence Of TIE Tribune.

NE l.
C5uou-We had .3au and declining Cotton Market
I'll tie 18th ui A5or; tina. lime -ene%a. OF TIE de-
u.sod took mace bo.h from the trade AID spectators
which being strengthened - tie moderate esi'es OF
me crop received ps- B-snra led IL the afs' instance
70 al ne lste decline being reEaned and nov 20 ie
d Advance being obtained the highest prices current
Dung the season in t-is lla-ks ne BUSINESS yss
day amounted 70 5000 bales today Il - ovo0 10 i~J
5ales. Opinion Tor the present seems u nave seized Oh
crop Of 100000 bales % Uude--
We guole as follows Orleans, fair -dIslc G!.f ID
Mobiles fair 6.3-zniddline = BoTeds iair t=d-rrid-
iing. SD ..,-..-
The import :o TN: Po.t 70 1T Dec 70 s' -.
bales Of which American go I6l. Iiiio- isi
American 81 decrease this gear. 5-,+- bales
Delivery FOR consumption and export 70 1T Dec lei'r
li7;,5l5; American. i,les,2l. Ditto, l-+a !3.6.it3
American lll3.l2l increase this year, @'F5- bales
stock The lst Dec. $50 ies 90 AElerca an 2-,-
Ditto 1345 s2o40O American Gu Coo decrease ihis
year. 800 bales.
Flour and CIrzin-a verT extensive business Tor chip
rer: TO ireland together with demand from
micrs and On speculation hare produced ar sG -ance
IN Corn market since our last OF "a FsT 0saei on
Wheat and "a per barrel on Flour ee London Ilsr
kst, however been moved snd cur own II cor
sequence closes without animation except for low qua.
ines. snitabe Tor Ireland. We quote s. iol.o~7
Flour Per Dbl dHis pad Weesi Per - ~ du,s p;
sour ----.-2-= Gi % % Do Red ID = u
TIE marke; has been cleared Of Indian Corn and more
wanted Tor ireland. Corn On tue spot IN ne absence
OF supplies brings - 70 Coz and 90 HFlFe- per New
World and other vessels expected with the irs change
oil Mind. - - per to lbs Indian Com Aea. =
worth % 10 - per b5i.
The duty on Wheat continues ~ The lowest point The
Gazette average Of the SIX weeks Is as ID and Of the
last week s ID per qusrtsr considerable amount of
business has been done in bonded Western Canal or
~ pa per barrel The French markets AsTc declined
and the dnand IN London or that quarter ha- N con
sequence ceased Nothing o interest has occurred IN
market in bonded Gram.
The sales OF Colonial T0o IN London have been vel
attended prices OF the better qualities are fully main
loo -, - -. .T1a
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Correspondence of The 1ti5uns

LONDON lee L-fO.
S9-TAe demand 70. Indian Cora. after having SLACK
Eastward has revived with renewed ACTIVITY and Pur'
chases hare been made here 70 me extent Of iu-!y
~ quarters since the ii ulrrno or1nca-y io'
from the Black Sea and Dsnube up June mex. AZ
prices ranging from rs to per Quarter Tree on ooa-a
WINCH a2pea- low bu: when the present rates oil !tent
and insurance added thereto icy WI; FsaeH 4o=
ass per or. delivered here
Tbs srcle has now become much ore OF necessary
70 the IRISH that criteTou OF - future can De 'o
ed -on rs past value and lave hite coUo. a.t zee
demand 10. during The nsx- y t1o-ns vi oe n ID
vance CT the supply srea If TIE United states OF AreE'
ca are z1e 10 spare the immense Guzntis alca !.
tele-ed b. -raav vel informed persons ma! De ca-cu
lated upon We expect, VII low AK II Ireland or some
ars rea-y quite nigh IS Wheat q Z Is EI;o!e
sIa1 to TIE wants ani circumstances u ne cAss
there be-c easiT cooked srd VIII htta expense I;
L nov selling nost parts OF Ireland a. es 70 ~: Pc
Or while the best Wheat i scarcely "oEla so 9uen-
~ this days market there vas genera tendency 70
advance IN Al articles and tie dcasad 10. lndisn Com
Tss MUCH beyprd re supply, SIS Pc. 2 CASE Esisnf
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s-.ds: u. sa.7set cosanrsi ser5 4iet in5 IN :ouie
f.:sacz. o-sr prize. vcre scceptcd bar an improved
demand u is close gave steady ione % re oIsne
ce the a-,ard "a; ssr: active The business being o.
cash ofits tre -st days so bales a5o; 1910 being On
speculation Yes,eTdsy stimulated q re accounts "a
ceived .oln America By ne mail OF Ieth az eefe VIZ
aux!e:y . purchase and spectators haT1n also taken
20 less hz 500 b.les ne dsys sales were estimated
&: 5000 bales At IT ad7alcs Of PEI . on tae quota
tsgus OF Frda- Iss. s--e basire=s done again to1a
a, f u-cez-.a zzles s-e e..z:ed :: 5000 bales Of
which 400 o. Speculation
Tae import l1is sek i corsi 70 shout l5lo bales
Egyptians. -. -
-.te- better accounts there ha-irg been more business
done II gods and rams principally for H--a isr for
some time past No alTz1ce i however yet quoted
and me position OF re manufacturing interest cannot %
said 70 have improved s:nce or last Circular
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FIRE IN WELLS ME.-Lonsley < Co inform rs
that The dwelling house 5arn AID 0uEbudings attached
belonging 10 Jonathan Getche OF Wells Ne were des-
t-uyed By fire this morning, al O'Clock, and the unio1
tun.te owner lost hs lie = attempting 70 save MS pro
Pe.ty. lBos;. Iou-- Il.
FIRE.-The Saratoga Lake House a 'Fel known
and popular Saratoga Lake, about four mics
FROM the Springs consumed By ire sunday
ain-- 1. was owned oy Geo. c. Locrnis.
The Supreme Court OF ' irginia has given
decision in the case OF Rev. NJ PluInlner The Rev
gentleman claimed exemption FOR Ms salary Clergy
n1n re State % salaries and lined for .e
fusLng make OF his salary the Assessor
Tne Court has decided II fayc- Of ms claim
g Gov YoCse. the Livingston tGeneseoi Re-
publican states hare ls thai place yesterday Tor
Albany Il Sc he EaT be expected hare tas afternoon.
IAllsry Argus Friday.
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Ey- Many Of our readers, WHO have been disappoii

w- Many Of our readers, WHO have been disappoint
cd BY the nonsppearance in columns for some weeks
pas. the European Letters Of Literary Associate
g. xAaaAHEr PuLLEs viii hea- with pleasure .aat we
have received two letters from her written in Paris BY
the Cambria III health and an indisposition to wr1te
without time FOX thought have prevented her sending
anything by the lsst two We hope TO De able
20 publi,h one Of her letters on Tuesday at fsrhee'
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te TIC .eo,ch.n. ras, q iplr am So =, -

INC FeVSesE!is Fsss .! . TSiJ stu &c rot r9C-s
destructive Of human beauty than the aeree snas N,.
Of December wind the pernicous effects OF which
ielt u the shape OF dry. harsh rough. ehspo-s
cracked and i.rita:ed cutcle lie oieanou. Ant p,.
iciaa qualities OF DR.. Felix Gorrsuis matches Ian,
Medies'ed Soap complete safe guards sss;s, ts.
evils No lady or gentleman who values personal bss,
a, higher -ae Than he slight cost OF cake of Co.
rsuds delicious Soap VIII hesitate moment IN n.i
ING this important addition to ,AeiE tOaOt l.i;a B,
haa at tie Doctors depot 81 wslkerst step or SC %;
,,f Broadway
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~ az OUTSIDE OF TO-DAY,s PAPER.a

rxp Advertisements for the Tribune Of Monday
cut TO be sen. in before 10 o'clock Saturday even
ing ~ ae Publication oce Of this paper 10 nos open on
Sundsyg .-
Subscribers IN the city who DO not receive ai, Pap
ct an ey hour are requested TO Ieaye word a. nc
cur arrangements are such enable az upe ca
70 get through their roGtes before seven -. 1--WE Nv
rheir routes. I--.,i;, r.. ~
Persons Wishing The Tribune lss s at safir e WEI ss OF
g. -, 1880 81 lie Publishing Oftce or send
1ote ,srouch the posr-oce. Terms l2s cent? week
payabIe 70 the Carrier.
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ssa is.ars1es ss.iss ;lSsa psii Fl SO {

.ss is.srs5es ss.ia. tsa psad Fl SO quality Of gel
l5;s. likely io ar-irc III nonth 49,,
We 5uote the value to-day OF good Wheat white Is
sos ned SIS 70 6ls Pc qr Barley uhnsl sss rs.
c--,fi,- s 4Gs Oats heavy rs SIS light Sos
sSs ave ios 45. Scans i0s As Peas as IS Per
~ r,:r- United States, SIS SIS CAnada, SIS s3is per
llz,-e =. duly paid iidEn Corn floating aear 10 eano
Is As d. ar; DO for a-vals II January and Feaus-
= - 5as sst fright md insrraace.
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CURRENT PRICES or AMERICAN COTTON -EIIs oA-E

A, date o. ouz Circular By the las; American mail TIE
Cotton rrsrkst wss reported very hesry VIE
ioCs css,re n scrns quarters eject sales lad
consequently on making up the weekly business On aoth
rlt 70 redsee the guosarss Of TAR Bowed snd MOBILES
well OF tie riddfng and lower qualities OF AMER.
gan Cotsoas ssns-sny PEI ID During TIE week SIC.
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BIZ THE SOUTHERN MAZE.

r. THE Vas NESS CASE drass IL slow length
slon without much prospect 50 far As we can see.
OF s termination.
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TIE CotUNBiAN MAGAzIyE-israei Past, 80
.Yas,ea-st-The January Columbian has contnbr-
mons from Mrs Child Mrs. Osgood, Mrs Sigour-
ney Mrs Kirkland, Fanny Forester Mrs. Good
man Miss Anna Blackwell Miss sedgwick, Miss
EdgetcocfA, Paulding and many Others OF note.
The Mss Edgeworh is. We believe, relative of
tie Mss Edeeworth OF England. There is not
bad article IN The number-although, perhaps the
tribute to Mrs Osgood evinces little more euthu-
siasm than poetcal skiIl-at least IN the way Of
versitration. The theme IS, beyond doubt, most
inspiring one and we only regret that the author
was not insplraUe. Mrs o. herself has contributed
an exquisite little poem. The eugravings are two
very lar ucezzotInts by Safd, from original Ameri
can designs by Matteson. and fashion plate col
cred. The Notices Of New Book. are bnef and
pertinent
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co.rs,pendesce q The Trbune.
LIVERPOOL pec. :.

SALES. &c. OF CorroN.-J-sk Ending Nor. a0-Sales
5So Speculation 1880 American: Export $50 Amer
500 lupo-. American ls5.; Import Total $50;
Stock American 352.G2. To:al Stock 530,SS7 Tc:zi
Stock same date SIS 9o05l0.
Tax Ending No7. S.-Ssles 3l.i@) Speculation 80
American 800 Egyptian f.Npor; go American 80 e
sc Import American so2; Iupor: Total . rs; stock
American Ss3564 Total Stock 5o7.Oo5; Total Stock
same dale ISIS 9l2C$a
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Correspondence Of The Tribune.

IINI-HI OlI, '''I Ut I@iT'
The saics o; Cotton to-day estimated al ll,oQo
bales and one hall on speculation and prices are called
10 Ia per 10. higher than on the 9th ut.
The Corn market has rallied, and Western Canal
Flour ia worth 32s per Dbl in bond Indian Corn
sold to-day rs I'D to SIS for american TO arrive. and
understand that s las been paid TOR Calais on the
spot.
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TFE RiSG6oTD OBsE9UIEs-I'hs funeral plo
ces=1n on Tuesday mex. VIII doubtless Be- one Of the
greatest military spectaclrs ever Witnessed IN this city
our own military in most Hourishirs condition
snd would of themselves in body nsSe most !mpo-
sing procession bGtthsre i every reason 10 believe That
AZ least twenty companies from Delaware and Peunsy!
7aiia and the counties OF Maryland viii b present 70
participate in the ceremonies. Bait sun
1--we regret to learn that Hon. ABNER LEWIS
Representative from New York has been confined 10
his lodgings several days by iniisposton bur expects
70 resume his seat in the House IN 4 day or two.
MAJ Intel.
- CA saturday last Hon Edward Stanly the
present Speaker the House Of Commons Of the State
OF North CRrulng, elected Attorney General OF the
STATE for the constitutional term 81 four years.
Nat ntclligencer.
SALES or SrotKs Al PHILADELPHIA. DEC Is
First Boqrl-lO5 cirard % $1,000 hehigh Is =. .t1cr
FRS, B11ri-StCG State = 6~. Second Rorrf-l0 Com
Bank Gin. 20 $1,000 Stsc IS g. 5000 kentucky 81,
o. TOO State - 6! 500 State -, g.. 10 Farm and
Mech Bk -; 1000 State .. s5nw. So HE Second
R1ird-s2GG1 L. :. 6s, 50, p, - 99i $4,000 T. :.
~ QCr
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- The Anniversary of the Landing Of the Pill
rrs Is 10 De celebrated at Washington Tuesday b.
dinner At Colcrnans under tie direction OF the New
ENGLAND Society.
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FIRE N NEW HAyEs.-A fire broke cut in this
cty Thursday morning about one O'Clock, which de-
st.oyed The wooden range the west side Of Church
street from The Glebe building Letngwe!l street
with tie exception Of one building The loss by in.a
race falls upon Hartford and NewYork Offices.
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q Ksoxs Ears at l2s Fulton-st- are remark.
ably neat light and turable-besite being remarkably
cheap HIS ChE:seas Ia. is certainly very beautiful.
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SOCIETY or rRY wHTE PLUMS.

SoCIETY OF THE WHIrE PLUMS.
Press where Sc my While Plume shine snd tie rcs,
Of Wa;
And bs yoaF oriaarnne, to-day, ne belet q NsvSe-
TIE formation otthe Above Society oue OF the mos:
striking events ofihc age We regret that rei ct
liberty present to sally divuSe the objects OF tie IL
stitutior but OF It's results will doubtless esce
the public esr IN due ume We would msreiy rer.s.k
that the tendency the present time Is 2rosres.ire
Ma,r,,.rs OF thn WHITE Plnrla I.lsst 10 nisht
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GoURAUD,s Library OF ROMANCE.

JULIA V!AIsHI-~tHUt'1
So soon a. e'e. the prescribed week had ended.
Young Blackstone, with a beating, anxious hear,
FLEW on the Wi n,-s II love 10 his intended
Scarce sitleF aies through air The feaiheTed dsft
Than paekstore's footsteps, hen his pace he me1ce1
Tae house he entered ali. who made him stsr.--
Start backward. like Macbeth from BanqE1s ghost
r. Ttsnow become evident thai MISS Julia bad prePsrss
grex surprise for her lover She had doabess renoreo
Tan, Pimples Freckis Snllowness Redness RoaEh-
nrssChapst Cracks, Chars, REgvor1ns, kethrough "a
means OF GOuRAUDS la!tan isieated SosP Asf scgsrr
auoIs hair TOO she had 2ro5nby uprnoied with SoL
RAUDS Posdres subtitle. n her pale cheeks cn
earnaiion color Twas unioGbJedly Produced by GU
RAUD'S bHIan. Liquid Royce
OF DR. Gonrsut except his only depot q
Wslser.st drst store FROM Broadway
sGgyrs-75 Cbesnaf-st Philadslpbis; Mk-st. Eostc1
cs,Irion Lowell PIERCE Abey; Perry Manchester, Nh
d.. GoURAUD's oay De2ests g. Walker, frs,deer roe
Broadway. az
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l" Grand Family Holiday The Museum, win sc;.-
did performances ais o'clock IN the afternoon and L s
evening The tall Gtsnt Boy, the living Orsrg 0H.a-r
&c. sso Be making The most attractive bl
The
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r. The Snow STORM OF Thursday extended
over the country in every dssaea 50 far as we hare
heard Here and al tie South tie snow, however, bas
nearly all melted away
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- The attention of oer readers :. solicited % +.
advertisement OF the Messra Russels course Of Read
iaSs AID Recitsuons. These gentlemen t.ve becs
hitherto engaged IS teachers OF elocutoa in sossr.
Carl5r;&c sud iadover and a, Princeton ald Rats,n
Colleges Mr. w Resell is sl.o known as ;h. au,Ac-
.! ssyrsl works on tho subject of eloecdoa vAca ~
in extensive use.
The Readings and Reetatious proposed By these seq
,le.ren sye designed to comprise series Of rlGtcs
tons Of English Literature in The form OF Eocuica
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Mr. HoRS. Senator cleo, from the counties OF
Delaware snd Marion, Ohio. IL dead, and new
election will take place on the asth INST,
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NEwNEAn ia Co,uNG-TnrE TO MAKE PREiEHTs-
We cali the attention of readers to the sale OF Jew
elry on Tuesday 22d 10 O'Clock on the premises
No SOL Broadway, neer Niblos Garden 4, being the
stock of jeweer going OF the business Sec sdvet
tscment in another column
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- b Palmer is the acknowledged agent Tor tie
best papers of the country lar and tor which b.
is duly receiving advertisements and subscriptions The
Editorial Convention in New Jersey recently, passed
resolutions unanimously expressing their confidence in
him. His Agency is in the Tribune buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-19

TAX NAits-fhe Mail from the North came IN
last evening via Bridgeport several hours behind
ZINE. From the South We had ne,hins Yesterday
beyond Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-19

PESfuAERY AT REDUCED PRIcEs.-Gonstock %
= Cotiand-s set0u the hotels, side, win sci! Il re-
si large 10, Of Peumefy sad Fancy SOAPS a, very o5
MOssa.e prce. c.ose laelr slocA 10 that as. 6l5k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-19

Il We received no Talasrsphc Dispssch last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-19

PoLIcE-Joseph VoseH stole s2O from George
Hotter, IN Thi-d-aTeaue- Committed. -. Bridget Don
rsn stole ron Jaes Sk;ddy s. Di7ison-s bead purse
containing $40 81 and gold pin worth s9--John Hun,
was arrested oy officers Tinker and julie Tor attempting
10 pass altered no.es Of the Bank OF Henry
Brameon OF DC Broome 2. Kspp vas charged
win obtaining SIS worth Of Glassware from the fZm Of
Esssea Waiter on false pretsrces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-19

Y The dinner 70 Prot MApEs took place at the
Astor House and passed OF with great ecldi Gen sand
ford presided ard Prefaced the tcast complimentary &c
the ?so:essor II remarkably neat and happy speech.