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Things in Phila delphia.
Correspondence O, The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec.

correspondence o! lle
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. = $40.
Winter is upon Us IN earnest Several inches oil
fell during the nj ht and morning ou has turned
10 rain and our streets present me most dreary as
pee, shps!oppiness The stale OF the weather has
checked bushes: today and hear OF Do transactions
from which can infer the effect OF the foreign cc~s
upon our usrket
Four OF the companies Of the Pennsylvania Re
-iaent consisting Of Captains Benders lii and ben
nets OF THIS city and Capt. Sase' OF PotsFe et tas
morning Tor Pitts5urg Despite The heavy storm tcere
large concour.e the depot 10 see taeri on u
melancholy parting OF parents Nith caaiei ~o'
with husbands and sTecinearts "!lA iHsi. pc
t-othet Gov. Skunk made neal speech 10 tHei
which liz up the fires Of patriotism ara qHsnched tne
tears Of sympathy. The Bourcers nave Volunteered
II force to Captain Has company and had theiF
large psnEsnt with their club motto streaming OUT :oi
The window of "a. cars tus, Tie suoordnatlon Of tie
camp vii teach them nat restraint ~nlcn ne Loco
Foco Police OF Moysmensin- have failed 10 DO.
The departure o: Volunteers mas brought the re
Atty Of doors and our continuity 'ooss a.
anx!ousy awaiting the Presidents Message 70 see i
there any olive leaf De latertwlned WIZ TIE eS
pec.ec lsUre! and the gloomy cypress
The monster Concert OF Herr vii be repeated
on Wednesday, and Thursday sivoF appests oE sae
Est Cc,e n oU- city Miss Norman AH0 Ue -
engaged b both me rnasst-os
Fry's opera OF Leonora VII! Dc produced 10 nor
-ow night Now tbs: arrangements nave oeec s.e !o
Is procaction rrcs: you V! cave az OppotE--ty oL
hea-!n i II Sew-York IL ny opinion y Is master
4 production and vii enJoy long and deserved Popu-
ls-y. feel anxious FOR its success a. IoPe !. iAy
He Inc basis for the rearing OF az American -e4-
viii ir.oru~, In .,sts and sn.srdsr love OF harmony
Masters generally should notice that The Lodge
Li-h, Boa, No VII % removed from ne: station n
Delaware Bag on the I0th for TIE WINTER lHe otHes
h-ht tae,e trt;ed tron is Etooinss L ecei 7'0i H.
but has been replaced
We had our usual Sunday Hrenans isht In
Moysnens;n- Yesterday afternoon Large aGEi2eFs
were engaged on both sides snc ne neishootaooo Q,
South and Schuylku SIS yas n srea; eoafusloa and
terror for seyeraI hours Firearms a. vel As stones
and 5udgeons were used and several persons were a.!
severely The police would no, st-T'p; 70 ;n;stisre
so IT, FY-- Soe-G-5o Reading IS AZ Saoozi
Bca-d-a Bk AMER. 40: 100 Girard 5k Is d s. 600
WI IS IS IS: $500 Sch Nav 6s IS p $3.50 sea Nav
o. IS "a ss1o 4 q, S cert and power. 10. s.. 60
SAFE 3 IS -; - 500 do dss - Grad Sk s5 q;
.4:r Second Socrd-lo0 q Bank y.
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Twas a famous victory, :

NArIoNAL ANrISlAvERY BAzAAR.-The Thru
,eerh Annual Far for the promoaoauf the anti slavery
cause will bs opened Fsncuii Hall Boston. on Fore
fathers Day the I'D inst This FAIR which has become
of the peculiar institutions OF Boston is under The
Management, of ladies whose skill and taste have nsde
it more popular aud attractive thaa any other similar
exhibition in tho country. l, is slwsys attended by
crowds o: the wealthy aud fashionable, who If they
have little interest in the object intended promote
know leas, where to obtain the articles which meet
their wants snd CRAFTY their love OF the seauniul-
Among the appended to the usual announcement:
of the objects Of Fair notice those OF Mrs NJ w.
CHAPMAN, Mrs. FoLLES, and Mr.. LOWELL, wife OF the
poet The LIBERTY BILL, published Tor the bcneS, Of
the Fair, contains original contributions from enert
writers at home and abroad and usually commands
extensive sslc
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MAGIC HAiR DYE

" II persons who ~!sh ~ change the color OF n.
hair and Thiskers, who have grown pfensaf-iy So!
from dieesse other causes, Knew The destructive
ties OF many Of the compounds foised upon Ten, -
would pause before MAKING any application Frst
Hastr Hap DIX IS Inc only composition yet 800
witch effects perfectly the object intended AID yst
not ipufe The hair in the slightest degree From w =,
lar dricacy and Foness, - particularly worm ~, II
.en;ioa u si.s-e1 produces, a. the same LIE NJ
completely changes the color. bfi!ancy AID
texture unequaed by TIE most Iagntcens natuta. ~
TO THOSE rsocRLGp DhsozCF, or weak Es-s, =.
C6enieai h-isorator recommended n every =. ia
its Use has se. viii: unboCndcc suceess u
.h,ne on fuI clear snd uslrous head Of hair F9e P
ticulars and applications OF the Dye call on l. fnaon,
Broadway 10 which place crd-Is from tho COUNTY, -
be addressed Both ARTICLES for sae BY The pfnsS
drug and fancy stores n The Union-
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Railroad 10 The Pacifc.

We have noticed with some interest the Progress
of Mr.. WHTNEl in his tour through some OF the
Western States, where he has been using has
efforts 10 bring before the People the importance
o, Railroad communication between AXE Mich
gan and the Pacific Ocean. During his tour Mr.
WHITSgY has lectured to large audiences in Pitts
burg Cincinnati Louisville, 81. Louis Terrchaute
Indianapolis Dayton Columbus and Wheeling
In all these towns strong Resolutions have been
passed in favor OF the project. and measures have
been taken to memorialize Congress on the sub
ject and II is hoped that something may be done
during the present session. The only point where
Mr. W. encountered any opposition at 81.
Louis and even there all were satisfied as TO the
utility OF his scheme after listening TO his expo
sition OF II, VIII be seen by the following which
We clip from the Rereills:
Nh WHIrxEY-This gentleman lei, 81 louis on
Tuesday per mail bis immediate return the East
His vsit 10 this city has been OF much service N making
people acquainted not only with the true character and
value OF MS plan bu also with the character OF the
himself Every De struck with the
energy and 5cvo,edness OF purpose which NJ. ".
evncss snd none who haye made MS acquaintance
entertain doub, OF rs remark made IN reply
curry Monday nigh; ina, who undertakes
and devcics his HE 10 great work possibly D.
hciuated BY peeanisry motives Our neisaboFs OF the
protector OF this noble undertaking We cut the FOL
lowing from :ha. paper
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC KAiLRoAp.-Ws publish re
proceedings OF the meeting al the Rotunda Monday
evening n relsIon NJ. Whitney well Known scheme
ofs railroad across The Continent 10 the Pacific ocean
We have Senator Breeses Report the sub
ec.; and have long been very well satisfied
liza; such road VIII be made II yTese; hsrcu-
lean energy and enterprise required Tor compile
ton and we believe L shy IS capable o. bringing
the project successful frtseGlc:cy tha,
Nj Whitney. We wish I'm a.! possible Il his
efforts snG there VIII - intelligence spin. snG
pstrIoSs II Congress 70 give these efforts both IA.
and immediate Tia
The o-Saa prefsces well condensed sketch o. NJ.
VS. scheme Wiz the following remarks
We must con:css that III heard liz remarks 0;
Nr Whitney Monday evening last explanatory OF rs
srsa, project t. build railroad from Lake Michigan
TIE Pscnc lit;le scepccsl our belle: 70
the p.scsickSiiy o: the scheme proposed We
fully satisfied that Nj Whneys plan !. feasible and
after hr;ie reflection th;nk every intelligent MAJ
VIII be forced 10 come 10 similar conclusion
Mr.. Whitney has JUS, returned from the West
and VIII soon leave for Philadelphia and Baltimore.
where meetings to he held on the subject Of us
grand project.
= Several members OF the family OF Col. Abra-n
Moore OF Boston were severely, bu, dangerously.
l.
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" ''''' &C C;O9MsTOcX 4 co. NO. q.
GoURAUD,s LIBRARY or ROMANCE.

JULIA WRIGHT-ChsTo XXXIU.
Ny dearest Blackstone - tlhus thr letter RAM
While feeling cold neglects most bitter smssL
Y9,p kindly act, forget never can
H=nceforth my soul " It'll ,ttns must form pat
Most sdra!re5e, feeling, generous man,
Accept The homage OF my grateful heart.
he love which binds US death alone sever
You deemed me- poo,--rieAer ana ( than er<r"
q maiden ne7er be deemed po1 who posssstess
Gear, white skEanb.en.shed by Tan Pimples Pfecxes
saLowness, Hedne.s Roughness. &c. such al oee -
GOEEAIDs ltata,s Ied,eIied Socp nyaneoly pfo1lee.
.n1snL f"1exs, f 21stnS5 w possivey var.
fantec 70 color red light gray hair beautiful broSs
or BLACK COCRaUD's Liquid Rouge lmpars deasa'
igl cnmeon-stsin 70 pale cheeks
Oh. FELIX GOrRACD'S preparations can on!y De ~
cured genuine, a. hs depot 81 "s1erst IRE; sore '
Broadway. d. y
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DISPATCHES roa TIE TRIBUNE
G~SS = S@@--S q - = - ----
EY ELECT TRIO TELEG RAPH.
ORGANIZATION OF CONGRE-s.

wAsziSGroS Dec = 1876.
The second SESSION OF the Twenty Ninth Con
ere.s opened his dav at noon
SENATE
The Wee Presidsn; called the Senate 10 order ~
twelve clock 4 resolution was offered ~ Nj
sfEIeHr. and adopted directing the Secretary 70
inform the House that quorum was present and
ready II. proceed to business Twelve clock was
fixed az the hour Of meeting until otherwise order
ed On motion OF Nj BEEEsE, Messrs- BREEsE.
CElTTESDES and SEMFLE we're appointed on The
part OF the Senate 10 wait on the President AMI an
ponce the organization OF both Houses Of Con
cress Each Senator was allowed newspapers
equal TO the cost of three daily papers.
Mr. BREEsE, from the Committee, reported that
they had waited or the President. and that he
would communicate with both Houses OF Congress,
b. message. tomorrow. st twelve O'Clock Al.
ioumed -
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
IL the House OF Representatives the Speaker
took the chair at - o'clock, and called the House
to order The Clerk was directed to inform the
Senate that quorum was present. and Messrs.
HoPklys and V-IyTHRoF were appointed commit
tee TO wait on the President. and announce the or
sanzstion OF Congress.
on calling the roll a; the opening OF the session
ls2 members answered 70 their names The fol
lowing new members were qualified HALE Of
Massachusetts RIPLEY Of New-York McDANIEL
OF Missouri and BowDgS and CorrRELL of Ala
bama.
Various resolutions as to the mode OF choosing
seats were offered and finally the mode OBJ
served last year was adopted. The names OF the
members were placed IN box. and drawn out at
random The Clerk announced the names drawn
and the members designated then selected their
seats Adjourned.
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NORTH CARoL1SA-On "Wednesday the % ;,,.
Charles l.. Hinton. Esq, was reelected without on.
position, Public Treasurer OF North Carolina 70, r.
ensuing two years, and on the same day, wiEsn
+ Collins, Esq. MS reelected comptroller OF Pm
lie Accounts for the period, also, withoa, ON
position.
On the same day. an unsuccessful vote wa, h.,
for Attorney General Of the Stste. The prese,.
incumbent, Spier Whitaker, Esq. was voted sr h,
the Loco Focos in = body. while the Whis vn.,
was divided between Hon Edward StaaIy a.
Beaufort and B. f. Moore Esq. OF Halifax.
Hon Nj Rayuer OF HEREFORD has introduced
bill into the House OF Commons To rsdistyict N.
State which says tho Raleigh Register, would
CIV. the Wings i've meaIbers OF Congress. n,
Loco. Focos th-ee and leave one IN doubt
~ TRK L,rE GALES have been disas.rou, .,
ire coast OF Maine More than twenty vessels w.r.
stranded nesr Mount Desert aud among them one III.
Com Perryl belonging TO Deer Isle and all on eot,s
lost The bodies Of the captain one seaman sad te
male passenger have been picked up The Francis E,
sbeth OF Gloucester and St Cloud o; Cranberry I.s.
were driven shore S9urhngs Point snd c.slly
Iost-craws saved.
AccIryxr TO THY BoSToN-We are sorry IA
learn IN this me steamer Capt Peass is now hsrhs
near Milwaukee where u Is feared she WI. Co wrecked
Everything right when she left ssid port but soon
sitter she put out strong head wind me; Aer
which increased into gale blowing down her chirnn,es
snd driving her ashore, ClcvclSnd P,sin Dealer lst
Mills BURNr-Mr Pomphrey's saw and foarp,
mills. On Honey Creek Miami Co Ohio were i.ed "a
Friday night eth ult by lnccndiNics They were co
,;rclv consumed An arfrS; made OF two susrsc,
III persons but for want o; evidence they were iii,
charged
L,xplN; OF rHE PucRN>-Therc is an inten
ton 10 celebrate the anniversary OF the Landing 0: TIE
Pilgrim Fathers in Dayton OHIO on the I'D inst and
meeting Of all persons tIerdiy 10 such celcorsace
will lc held in the Mayors Office.
CHRISr hSNrING rHE StcN.-ThS great painting
of our great artist is on exhibition 81 Augusta ia.
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Congress.

/: will be seen by our feegraphic Dispatch 'ha'
Congress met yesterday at the usual hour ah'
made the necessary arrangements for the reception
OF the Presidents Message this day at II o CLOCK
We cannot now tell at what hour we shall be able
to give this docurncn. to our readers
The Reporter OF The Tribune, it vii! be observed
has been restored 10 his privileges in the Houses
This will do for Act No Of the session
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Court calendar. ..Tnl, DAY.

surszmx Counr-Nos. s. s. l3, H. $50 2l, IS, 20, o.
"a 80 to 10 r.. - "a -.
CIRCUIT Couar.-Ssme yesterday, with the add
tion OF Nos ~ Q l.. H.
COMMON PLEAs-Part Nos. 20. s5, li9, Isl, l53
l55 l57 l6l 1863 1865 l67 l69 3l7 a. l07, 4-Part q
Nos 80. a. 324 % 50. -, &c, -, a. IL.
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LIFE PRESERvERS AT DAYS, % C0RTLANp.sT.
lsr. TIE STEAMBOAT MATTRESS, the sams as made 70!
the late Capt Dustan which saved sixty or moro persons
from the wreck OF the Atlantic, made in Is apartments,
each separate cylinder.
2D THr RouHo OR SINGLE Lire PREsERyER, in,enled
for one person water. Price 81 50 TO 50 each.
SO. The FIRST premium LIFE JACKET has secured the
institute and is unqueslionaby the best thing ever invsni'
ed for saving life from wrecked vessel.
arm. LADIES ELASTIC LIFE JACKET In three chambers,
Will supporttwo persons II keep the arms.
shoulders chest and head OF person cut OF water and
ia perfectly safe.
SIN. DAYS PATENT LHE CHAIR SETrEE has secured
the highest testimonials OF the American Institute and ern
be ,ted to the sofas chairs stools tablet lockers or ohyr
movaable furniture OF the vessel support OF persots
in the water.
IRA. THG LfE SARA cylinder. from TO IS feet
long with numerous straps and loops for persona 10 cling
to In water On the vessel Is to be kept FLIED and uf
pended overhead and ready moments warning, 10 -
thrown overheard. Many Of them form rsl, which Gao
not be broken by dnshng the rocks.
AeHibOa: and Packet orncrs and al rsons Invited
to examine the variety and price Of these valuable uyen'
lions al p COrlands It is evident and beyond coniro-
Versy, that they are better far than LeBOAs They He
safe among falling umbeTs-wl not DO ruined IKE uo
mi-cs.led metallic ChambeTed apology termed Life boa,
ire rdys saved when from the of the hH'
man being could be saved by beroated on tho waSL
How useless are Life-Boats M storm Read the pub
sEcd accounts for the past Tw months
Every DESCRIPTION Of Lid Preserviag India Rubber Ap
paratus Wholesale and sctaN manufactured ssle
by lnJc q HOHAtNs H. DAY, % C0nland-st
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B~ "RoRr oMoKE: National Romance, by
SAMUEL Lovxs This favorise Tale has JUS: been pub
,shed ia very good style by Lea Blanchard philadel
phia. and sold 70. so cents by w Il Graham, Tribune
pu,id;pcs
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tV-How FRgauESrLY do the faces Of chiifes-
which nature surely designed should be Tie fair sud sunny
indexes Of happy thoughts and joyous iupusesbuned
and botted with virlsnt ulcers. with .csbs
or lhcky set with disgusting pustules. Tar ointment
AMI other applications which only render tha spectacle
more revolving the usual remedies applied Can thes
remove the cause Of these manifestations OF disease
Never The vital fud Is lantedis unnatural stsse,
and 10 restore to Us purify and those young coune
nances the fairness and smoohness winch naturally ebsf
actefiAe Childhood believe there il preparation
eq1a! to sANDs's sARssPRILLA In childhood manhood
age, II may be administered with confident hope Ola
speedy cure nut tta, hoPe .o,a not be disaypo,l,d.
Prepared and sod, wholesale and retail, by A. B. D,
BANDS, wholesale Druggists, 100 F1llon.st corner Of
Willam-. <7g Broadway, and II East Broadway fess'
YORK Sod also by Druggists generally throughout ns
United STATES Price 81 per bottle six bottles for 90
Y Erery renedy medicine Of any vfuie a4vernses
N ihs paper may always be found ycraine and al y
purity BY the box bottle package, any quantity or "
retail Al propetOrs prices, only sotth toreT scs
CorIand-si No. a. a f-w doors below the Western hos-
h>DDnber thus, for ;nere counterfeit office the ooe
side Of the same street and another Broadway AyoA
dsu CoMsTOcK 4 co. NO. u.
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New pubIirnfion..

-y" THE WEgPING WILLOW, by Mrs. l.. H
sIGorRSzY is miniature volume OF poems just pub
ished Hartford by Henry Parsons As its title sug
gesr it collection fugitive pieces adapted the
varied circumstances Of those VINO mourning the
loss of friends some OF the authors best poems
suggested by Of bereavement that occurred
within her circle OF observation and .her appearance in
this form All. be gratifying 10 hsr numerous admirers.
For sale by w. L. Graham, Tribune Building
e BEAUTIES or EsGLIsH History Edited
by Jonn Frost LID mas just been issued BY the Hat
pers in the form Of goodszed Ienno illustrated by
numerous Wood engrayings, besides handsome Wig
nere and engraved Titepage. The aim, successfully
carried Is present connected view Of the most
pleasing and striking points in English History pre-
seated in ,uch style e. 10 interest and instruc. the
young reader.
y GoLDsairHs GEMS OF PxsxASsaiP. No.
l. "a issued containing number Of beautiful specimens
OF Chirogrsphy and the commencement OF Instruction
to Pupils The work will completed in i've numbers
each . cents For sale by Graham.
= a MERRY CANE OF OBJ FI0usEs' is
neat collection Cards calculated teach rudiu'en
Ia! Arithmetic and the ltte folks. sold 5y 81. Il.
Newman. lse Broadway.
TIE LIFE AND ADVENTURES or PAUL
JONES mas been published and Is for sae by Graham,
Tribune Buildings. Price one shilling.
JAMAicA.-We have papers from Kingston, ia.
By TIE brig Aaalos;sn 70 The 18th Nov TIE English
Equalization Sugar Duty Bill - creating quite an ex.
ci;eulent the Island. They must submit it though
n. o. Delta.
e Judge CHAMBERS of Maryland met with a
very serious accident the other day By The explosion OF
powder aask while he was cunning His face and
eyes we're badly burned and will De much disdgured.
! <sEw RAILROAD PEoJgcT-Surveyors have been
spPo.ntsd examine and report the feasibility Of
! railroad from Chicago 70 Rockford On Rock river.
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ASSISTANT VICE CHAScELLoRs Couar-bsiore Asst
y {. Robertson-D e { sions Charles messy ana
M tho hearing of an instrument connected with legacy
to Mrs Kelsey Bill dismissed with costs TO defendant
except costs exceptions in which no costs are
allowed TO either party
CORN NJ P,ck va Tohg Fisher-On the construction Of
an agreement TO let certain premises The Court does
not consider the in which i 10 necessary Tor
Court OF Chancery to interiors. Bill dlSmissed win
costs.
USIrED SrArEs CouRr.-In Ad m ral ty.-Be-
fore Judge L. Paine and others Vs Steam
5oG, Vepgne E D. ST John, cilDrdHt-n going through
the Sound on her way Ia Providence, on the night OF
lith July the Neptune into the schr IOWA De
longing ~ belHnts bound from Eastport to Nc"-f ork
loaded with lime hsh Sc. The schr. was cut neariy
through aud immediately sunk lady passenger ana Il
child being drowned but the crew oil the schr saving
themselves by springing on board the steamboat me
vessel and cargo were total loss inc present action
il 10 recover the value OF the schr said 10 DC uPHd o
$1,000 For defence 1t is said the collision was not
caused by any negligence ON board the seahooa' res
tiuouy was heard To DC continued thus forenoon foi
libellants Mr. Cutting Tor claimants Mr. Woodrui and
Mf. Geo. Wood
T, CorRr or COMMON PLgAs-Bciorc judy. Daly-
i1soa s Gaes vs. Jas L,iOn amt Robt Bdrtcs -Messrs
L. & B. in Feb last, unloading the bark uiooc rom
New orleans living at the foot OF Nbany7t. by horse
poyer Mr. e. is a carman and was ON the wharf "iui "a
truck and pair OF horses with view TO h"ni unpcl
from there building going up on toe sue o! l'u runs
in New t. HIS ineriered with the morse oi H. ."
h IN hosting and difficulty enSucd inc present - 'h
SETON for assault and battery II being said that MI
barnes and other. knocked Mr. q. down stamped upon
and beat him 20 nc sick for tso weeks alter
ward and that Ludlow aided and Hectfd ms was DC
med and IL Vas commended that MI G. the aggres
sor by refusn: to move his truck as to accommo-
date both and gave provoca,on By calling the par
ties Greeks 3cand farther that hethre" plank ON l..
4 B's block when Mr.. pushed him away, which caUs.
ed the difficulty The Court charged that in place such
a. the public docks a spirit OF mutual accommodation
should actua. all partes-it slso stated the rules Of
law sc Verdict Tor plaintiff s5I and against Nr.
Bsrucs-For pltf. Mr Van Hoyenburgh and Mr.. Fay
For dts Messrs. Sniiien and Russell
Before Judge Ulshoerer.-Lucy Hilttdns rs Charles
Fslh-Acton to recover furniture already referred
Il appeared in evidence that after the death Of Mrs f.
and her child the plaintiff demanded the furniture
which belonged her sister Mrs "a well AS her son
1t Is denied that she owned any &C To be continued
/ iOrenoOn
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PHlLADgtrHl4, Dec. 20 P. Il.

PHlLADEiFHil Dec. - 7. j.
The Southern mail at " ashngton brings nothing
from beyond Augusta. The correspondent OF the
New-York Tribune has been restored TO the usual
privileges OF other correspondents in the House Of
Representatives Osr Flour market IS inactive on
...l-n,,r,,- - IL, - H.
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Business Notices.

New CLASS IN VOCAL Mussc.-The subscriber viii
select class OF ladies and gentlcnon for instuc
ton the theory and practice OF Vocal Music on Thurs
day evening Dec TO- a, his rooms, j9 Mottst between
Broome and Grand sta do 3t
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TnE TnuE PRiNcIrLG.-Hyer's PilIs see adya<iae
lnent ds 3taaN
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2 Several members OF the family OF Col Abran
Moore OF Boston were severely, bus dangerously
burned by tie e1poea Q: Sc. lamp OF Saturday LIST
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PsEis STYLE or HATS -Manlr>>lured aud for ssIs by
KNOX, ~ FultoasL Sun Buildiuks
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CITY ITEMS.

r. The FIRST snow storm came Ike thief IN
~. pi-h, CT SUNDAY and yesterday morning lsy like
f,suitn- un~ecccns a. tie dor l, 81 ashamed OF
i,., before evening however and sraduaiy wept ;tseif
out Of zsa,-uel;ins asy CT The raost uneoEn
- ,L., avs- 5rizzrf
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MIR LoyER.-We regret to learn that IN conse.
quence OF severe domestic stciion, OF which ntsll
gencc has Just been received by the Caledonia, Mr.
Lovers contemplated public appearance in Philadelphia
is prevented for the present