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CONVEYANCES.

WIN - ftANNIDS.
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seven Seocs~r.ssrslsyc -, ~ Nd fnesy q
EVENING LINE-THR6UeH blazer
from he foot Of Consnd-sl
Passengers lskng this boat wlli arrise IN I'm. -.
The morning Train q cars ,rorn Troy w-s, % sas,S "a.
north 10 Whitehall and Lac Chsmpl.n- va
rsar.isy and ssiafasy Il e ,ss .''' f''s,
Tho slsarrbos COLUMBIA, On xor.i., w.,,.
ard Friday, 81 O'Clock. p N.
For passage or freight. sppy on board he boa, 49,,
B HALL. 81 the 0fnce on he wharf avs,
~ AAFrERNOON LINK, DAIty..
Ne~.etsh sne r.siii, lee sts
spring ard Cornwall rhes-sner THOMAS poWsrf
cayl ssu Johns"D. gill rave ~ pies foot q ~~rss
sr he shove places every sfsfn"on ls11c.ys -tes,
.o,nrp-r-fns Apdl ~. At o'c0ct Returning 49,.
S.,burxh eysry morn ng az 0elOes Al As<,.
sns ret N. u every description, ssns bis % ,ps ~
90 board 81 lhis bcsI must - 81 ne ss u he g.
n Ices .nt~r-i the hs~s ~ h- hs--t A.
-n- >NOTiCE.-four changed frou 20
ssNts..-iNo clock On and siicI Monday >ept "a,
rszsrs.zsS~ Albany and Troy Evening be T asss
e. EMPIRE cap. May All a1 COLI ~, Ng VA. e.
o'clock instead Of a. heretofore. 81
-n-,FARE KEDUCED.-r FOR ALs,Sr
Sk4t through dlr-ci.rh. fss, 90 slena
steamer RIP VAN WINNIE. cspss
ALI
law W~tnes3sy sri Friday evenings ~ oelo,s, ,
The Rio Van Wirte 10 httsi up In s1p-fiof s'e ~
hss no connection vita any other boAi on NE go Ia
mai will .rriv- N Albany 70 ample ut- nf We 'As,
and Wesefncsr, Al p-rsces s- FORBID NusVhs ss o.
N sec.,lrt ns nj. witOut ~fi.irn oft~t TIA -
csutsir ~ Aksus FORTE. ~ ~ pAssas- sllt =. 80
az a. tha ssic- or The iort ~ gro sTaNbff s@t
r. FOR hiNE~TO>.-rh- 'p'ees<
ES&t,zxxS Gamer SANTA CLAUS. Capt s~nl w.
b.. -zyes M fooi Of tofilAnisa inefs
.,tel IN Mondays Wednesday sLJ snfr,sA 3cssi
I, for kinsslon. lsndiug Al Hsmmuui a. ISit-el,
N-.i Point New hlrgh, Newell Nmbufgt. Nison, fees
.s.p.ia HYDE Psrs. Flmofes and Rniusp~s W :,
~. IN. Ssn~ Cisus lesv~. ne save pier a. % 'sk
- u,rniny inNs-. ih- following Saditt'rsl srdhss-
lsm,,ord :. Roc. ant Lzse, Nsp cuurtsnt's c.
spr,,, and Cornwall AMI returns sane es-ars
f,th.4 Information sop, or board ~ a. iit " r~.
fhis Rosi ar 10 chsr-rr-t fnr Fttu-slns 'N-Tr W.
1000 p,-s,.. ussa
r. >FOR HuD-OS.-.rhs new ND sg.-s
E$Cid steamer HUDSON. tApI VIM Ne
-n. viii l-sve pier foot of .es-r-si Nofa
Rtvs, every xoncsy Sni Fridsg Al !? N-9sefy Va
r..a.y ASP ". rbis bosi can ~ ehstef-h f'' enru'
ION. every Monday "Wednesday and FRIDAY yea
->l>iTED STATS r>it. I'm
EAXsr-5cfOR NEw HAVEN rIe 4 1'-sFs-.
did steamer ONEIDA. Capt j " Bf-ci
nell will cave Csihsrrs Ma krl slip sast River, es-y
morning (Suudsys eSceptsil ~ O'Clock, caff,ns n
United States Mail
So, freight or passage apply 90 board, 90 n
SUES McOtLbVtoh, if riooln
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IL, ,-l,rs rrourp,l ?, New York University M.za-
y6irar OF American AniiY reito Is - -
p-hr.hers VI the 6sFei tditois ~ VIC 'io'N
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,y,,e.. Henry IZubrick. X
PRI>TE Rs.

~ F.ssda Yoau. william e lace joseph
Whyiaad Leonard y ouns, -, ,,o,yt. u n
/ W. ROBERT II. NORRI-- r. W.
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So -ur.ra,s-zN-ruRoUGH ~ ~ U0uRs
Ia 37sLs:sssssS. FROM NV .YOkk TO PIrrs

49, s-TuRoItH ~ ~ unlks
ls14 -asSsSSsS FROM NEN.YOkk TO Pins
-W-Fh---H- q R8H AID WHEELING Via Pha
s-,.t.. Baltimore snl Onto Railroad. Cum -s.sni ~
Wsstern Travellers GreA Uui-c siss~s Mall md fa.ss
xar Route 70 Pius5urgh. Nhr"iing, cin'iunsn Ard ~
soalh and West. Passengers going iIecAs h'ossai
Ie.vD S~- Yors Zoo, Of Liberty o. daily sti,rsF
L-svs Phsselpnis. eoruer OF Eleventh sud nGs-s
daily ~ 10 2. N.
Arrive IN Baltimore a. A. NJ
I-.ve baltimore At n A ". BY tho ssltmo'e snf OAs
Rshfosd
Leave Cumh. rsut atop d. bJ Neiin1s 4 Al ~, W.
ln,eo, sage Line, and snlye Va pitsbargho Wh~~ls
fs..eas-f. Tor Ptt.bufsh use the splendid 80 ~
modern. b1 s-snbu.ts n Bro~ussir. ana W''~o, h"s
ouiy "a milo. Of staging Oa shs ~hoi" roltn
Yir.l-r .ss stesmbOais Piusburgh sn1 Nhs-lii
re.u.sfiy aud passengers ss forwarded ~ishoat iss~
Cincinuai add al other porte In he SCUM an "e''
aORsise ttsk.
second Mail leaves Nav York NJ "A N daily or Psls
deipha ,u. .,q.puA
o.. smbosl from Doca-sL wharf Tor BALTIMORE, pd 'As
FSr through tickets by TT, route apply N Paia5esia
Al the RAi!rosd Oc- corner u Market sui rrFenh -
a. South rnird oil board steamboat, Docs ~hT
Far- through from fhadsphis 10 flisIufsh s.i
Whssing si3 ~ith he privilege ~ stopping n hsanes
ami f-suinins seats al pleasure
For farmer Information Apply % ,,,,.,,va A.,
A. Ads,ns & Co.'S Espress Oace, 10 Nallst Al II ~
or p Broadway, cor MoFrissl
Fok BALTIMORE
~ B. The Mail Lines frum Philstclphls Y ssumo~
eays the Dsptt, oornsf OF Eleventh snd Mn.e, o.. 500
DAYS exc. pied At A NJ By Rsiro-i. 81 r by stream
boat and IN z N. daily ~ Railroad
~ Passengers csuiiOn-f Agsinst purchasing NeAss
IN NewiOrk Tor baltimore, Pittsburgh 90 Nh"~ny p'i
.u,horx.d To cell tickets IN Eswfork for these iiDes
isl6u L.. SKINNER. Agent ff MAI bns
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ZINE CALF BOOTS ~ so

stores Tor Sj-tine French Boots : ~, usually
j and -7-iooied 10 order - 80 Patent Lesilr
~ Double sOles. Caters, shoes, SC. propofnenabr
0w OR Boots speak Cor themselves No puhnt Memo
ng done ln the store. LANb hDLbAND,
ali yus0d IuIhASat III AnnH
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Both glazed aud ung,azed comprising assortment not
surpassed this courtIy For alc 60 the trade ana con
soaers On liberal terms BY CYRUS W tifLp "
R.-cOlored Papers Of every description made to or
der At short notice. .le "a
DRI>Tl>G fAPER.-rhc subss nbers have tof sale /
L ." qsan..ess- 70 .e's purchase, va
Ice eaudles ZSN41 printing
10 bundles l6xi1 ~ewS priutu.
10 bundles @tNs, printing
~ bundles Any, news pnutiug
10 bundles &-SS@ news printlns
80 baudles ms eook az. vaIioas wsi.ht.
WRITING PAPERS Of every description. a. also !
Wrspplng ERVelop. Nc &c ioi sAe al Paper Warehouse
81 Jshn-si. hy lslS al p b CLAYTON SONS.
,u,ur COUNTRY NEWSPAPER Advertising
i Agency ofN 4. PALMER embraces the best Jour
nails OF ali the cities AID rrnepal towns IN the United
States CAnsds &c for which be - oeputcd aud
sathoxed TO receive advertisements snd subscription. At
ms several Offices. VA
Nsw.YokN-Tribanc Buiidiass opposite the Psrs
Psn,.n,tr s,s--N w coruer Third and Chestnut
RnrtNoNs--S W corner North and fsyette-
a. pc "a % &C. h Agency to svoa msiASes should ~
esrefaily addressed 20 h PALMER HIS once 70
City In the Tribune Buildings opposite the fafs ~
NEw.Y0RK AND RRIk RAILROAD CO.
lNPASY-rhe Sloca Aolders u ihs New-lork soi fHe
Rarosd CoNpany srv eereoy aou6ed that insisaisn
81 Ten D0sfs per share all shares which NE pay.
hereso:ore made do e1esed forty five desrs
o. 90 OF before he ste~n,h asy 81 September nesi
BY ords u ne sosrd Of Directors
R@~-voss. Ansus ~ Ia, sais ts-rfs
1IATkR-Cu kk-Df. TRAIL. who s,ar,ed The hrs.
w H,dropxstic insutaton 10 Am~dca, p<tienu
Of be new and ecmmcdoas esaonsh'nsns ii 81 JoeH'.
ysrk IS Lsighis P-fsoos a. dstsnee will te stv,s-d
,~ az .v~n'ns ~si I'm.
<SoVIEE TRNs.-spI eadid res and sosee Srns lrom
L Oixons mandatory in Sheffield latest patterns, 70
Gently imported also American msaaisstaied ea'Sk I'm
nm. ss.or,ed nres. for sale at Barhnsshp BY
sle iw LuCiuS HART, late bordman HAN
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sYtAn POWEh-ro Let, steam Power Inquire q
= ~ Sselp. sysoss eos Of ~ sasy .ehsSl - ~
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.Ru-l FOR SALE A. the old stand, Sss-,
rf-l;--- 4 H. opposite the A.tof House, 'a ~,
HTHH6t. .. and octave Piano fortes, q ~,
= Jssnssy Of pattern, with a. the .oasas
proyemenfs IA rosewood and mahogany osses
Ia every respect to ave satssactioa. q nc ss.s,
ir7 jan late Tallmsn Ranas----
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"a. PASSAGE FOR LIVERPOOL

f-ryt class, fast.snhng packet-ship ST PATRICK
-ss<sa burden oo0 tons, Capt. shex Howes, Will SAL IN
Liverpool the 10Th October next The scconutffons
fr second cabin and scerage passengers are Unsurpassed
BY any packet port, and Capt howess ions eNie
and well known attention 10 pa--rnsers m s-s us
above vessel desirable opportunity for persons ces'fs'
of bringing their friends from the old country fN
farther particulars. inquire of JOSEPH McMt kkN,
ali corner Pine and south 10
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= ''''' GEoRGE P II BROWN, 40 Canals

HPARI~ BOOT-.-NM. VI. YOUNG. formerly
ii No. 4 Ann-st. bat now the Pans Boot kmp0num,h
y importing and manufacturing the best qua1fy
~ French Call Boots for - 20. equal 10 The best ss
other stores for - and - DO fine calf edths Sas
make tor ~ and warranted 10 give satisfaction AZ
inds 0f goods In his line kept constantly on band and
uae order the shortest notice 81 Fulton ss
.as..u ~ onoo.ite the Herald Office ~ In
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-12-23
JOSEPH COWDIN.
No. 2.

The undersigned officers and petty officers of the United
States frigate Macedonian Geo. c. DeKay commander
voyage the relief of the starving people of Ireland and
Scotland under joint resolution of Congress, approved by
the President the third day of March, ISl7 do hereby
certify and declare That after leaving Cork where part
her contribution delivered, the ship found so
crank require the quantity OF at least 900 weight
TO make her safe and seaworthy.
That arriving at Greenock in Scotland, IL found
difficult get other than clay earth for ballast which
would, beside the EXPENSE be filthy and injurious the
ship
That it difficult to get cargo on freight to ballast
with, and it not thought proper to load ship of war
with merchandise.
We further certify, that from the opinion of the consul
and Others induced to believe that loss
cue from the shipment of iron; and that therefore, If
chants would not ship, the commander would be com
PEELED purchase iron ballast enable him carry the
ship safely to America.
We further declare, that such recommend
ed by those among who consulted upon the sub
ect and would have been pursued by had been in
command.
+. : CAMERON, LIST officer. A. De CAMP purser.
w. II. TAYLOR, I'd officer. KNUT F. SWAY, 3D. officer
WILLIAM CoNwEr.t, M. NJ T. REEVES ASH, NJ. NJ
ROBERT MELVIN, N. NJ WM. DURANr, gunner.
k. A. MoRsELf, NJ NJ JAS. SAVAGE, quarterrnaster.
h. CoDpIsGroN, M M. JOSEPH RoLPH
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Holyslay Presents.

VNTE subscriber has opened choice selection of
beautiful articles for Christmas and New Years pres
ens for ladies and gentlemen consisting in of papier
mache portfolios, card-cascs, desks nkstandishes and
panel paintings papeteres, perfumed shawl boxes sache
monchons and gans ladies' work-boxes dressing cases.
splendid card gold pencil and pens. pocket
books and wallets, fancy nkstands, retcuc Companions
garnure, card-baskes albums scrap books, gentlemen
large portfolios with locks, backgammon boards chess.
men, games musical boxes, disseced maps therinome
ers, all kinds Of periumey, mathematical instruments,
mnsic guitars flutes accodions note and letter paper,
WATERS seals, and also the largest assortment
Rogers Sons best Knives razors and scissors constantly
for sale at Satoners Hall, with many other articles
numerous to pacuarze, all Of which will be sold at the
lowest prices. VIM. FISCHER.
Dec 2t-j2w
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


NKw YORK December Fl, 1871.
The great Clay meeting last night perfectly si Esws
good deal Of Henry Clay and liste Of almost
everything elsewa and anti-warno territory and moro
terrtory-suppes, and no supples-Gen- Scott and Gen
TaylorW mo Provso, and compromise with the south
groan for the administration, and three cheers Tor the
Presiden-and 1t was In short, perfect repre-
little Of the universal wing party, just at pros
divided and archaeological scarcely on the mer" Oh
single single that Is whig before the
counuy. One thing it decidedy-he largest meeting
collected within doors in this city for years. Ihero
be little doubt that the great Of all present were
"Cay and nobody ese. platform and ALL as was testified
by the laundering and prolonged cheers that greeted every
mention-even the slghtesof his name during the eve
ming Gen Taylors name, the contrary, and that oil
Scott received several times with marked coidnes
Indeed last nights meeting supplied all that was waning
fanythng had been wantng--to prove beyond question
that Henry Clay only the first choice OF the wings OF
New York city, but that he cannot be set aside, win tei
consent, for any other living man. I'D - ag
table Of the imports and exports OF specie into ana ONT
the United States for the last five and for this year
down the LIST instant will show better than anything
else how little real ground there is for the uneasness ex
bted certain quarters of the present tom
drain of
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CLERICAL JoKE.-A few years since, when the Rev Dr.
,wIs was about leaving New York for the south, he
waited upon by the vcstrymen OF small church in West
county, and urgently solicited to take charge OF the
same The Rev. Doctor graciousy received the committee
bat especially declined their proposal, urging as chie
objection that the salary, though liberal from the parish
they represented would be inadequate for his expenses
having considerable family OF small children to educate
and provide for.
Of them has promised hear the young wben
they cry, and provide for them Every true, said the
gentleman "but he has promised provide for the
young Hawks"
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Thus have this the largest importation Oh spece
against the smallest export (save in lS4S) for SIX years
being upwards of forty millions One would think We
could spare little of that large amount without growing
nervous getting into panic.
The of the unfortunate and bloody affair Mt Fort
MAN, the 18th ut which resulted in the violent death
of many Pawnee Indians has been received here with
the painful interest The public mind obstnately re-
fuses credence the idea that any such thing
in cold blood of band of fellow beings could be perpen
ted by United States oopsmen whose bravery too well
atested for such atrocities OF course the whole matter
the highest degree perplexing standswi be thor
oughy investigated.
The Hberna in her seveneeh day to-day, it is thought
will bring from the other side intelligence of much mpor-
lance the business interests of this country.
Further news to-day from the Louis Philippe Havre
packet ashore off Nantucket, up Sunday morning Sew
era passengers had then been taken OIL by the good
steamer Massachusetts, and she and the Telegraph all
the morning alongside the ship endeavoring to get her
round bay in safe anchorage, though whether they
would succeed doubtful The L. p has cargo of dry
goods $2OOOOO and l72 passengers They are
badly off this bitter cold weather, unless the ship has
been worked round into the roadstead
A war in Gotham well as in Mexco-G casus beHt be-
tween the board of aldermen and board assistants which
threatens direfuI consequences wing alderman having
got through ordinance in board, it was snmmariy
disposed of in other, by referring it to his democratic
assistant from the same ward This the alderman says, Is
without precedent" and is fragrant insult to him and to
the board OF aldermen whereupon the said board incont
neny the action of the board of assist
ants What the of talking about peace with Mexi-
CO. while we have intestine ut our own doors
The coolest day of the season. decdedyif not colder
The wind sweeps round the corners almos cuts you IN
and other coats the contrary
ing. 1ED'
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A TRAGIC AFFAIR-The Arco Iris OF Vera Cruz, of the
7th tragic affair which took place in the village
Medelln the evening of the 4th inst. detachment
of American soldiers quarered there Tor the night.
About O'clock them started for ball in the vii
age but with perfectly peaceabe intentions Some of the
the ball took alarm however, and one OF them Ia
black fellow and guerero) went to the door and dis
charged pistol at the advancing Americans. The
Americans Immediately returned the fire, killing six per-
sons and woundng ten of whom died shortly after
wards One of the wounded was woman. Great praise
bestowed the American commander for restraining
his They gave only dicharge of their guns The
outrageous of the black fellow, is confessed led to all
the dlficnltY.
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No. 1.
Consulate ofthe United States Of America, Glasgow :

Consulate ofthe United States Of america, Glasgow:
l. Joseph Cowdin, Consul OF the United States ofAmerica
the port of Glasgow and its dependencies, do certify and
make known whom these presents shall come, that
Information received from Commodore Dekay that on the
discharge of the United States frgate Macedonian, he
would require IRON five six bundled tons ballast to
be her proceed homeward bound, at once APP
piled of the largest pig-ron manufacturers for sui
quantity ballast the frgate received for answer
Gas feared shoul that in consequence OF turnout for
higher wages of the operatives, but little iron had been
manufactured the last months Consequently. they
barely enabled to comply with their domestic con
They however, promised me, If possble to ar
range with their home contractors to furnish them with a
description of iron adapted to the United States which
the object aforesaid The rgate being national ship,
conceived IL better to take pig iron gratnonsy than put
from port lin the absence of iron and coalthe latter
believe universally bought for of the shp which
would required entire flooring, and other expenses
Given under my hand and official seal Glasgow atore
said, this twenty-eighth day of September in the
H. year OF our Lord thousand eight hundred and
forty seveS, and Of the Independence of the United
States the seventy second.
JOSEPH COWDIN.
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From the N. Y. Journal Of Commerce.
The Mexican News.

We trust there is little foundation for the report
of the arrest OF Generals Worth and Pillow, and Col.
Duncan. The accounts containing this report left Vera
Cruz Dec LIST; whereas advces from the same port to
Dec 7th subsequently, received, make mention of it.
Again. letter OF Nov. 2sth, from the Mexican capital
received by commercial house here says nothing of the
rumor but speaks as though everything going on
we'll This letter is of later date from the capital than
any other accounts received here
The report of the pronouncing of the Mexican troops
at Queretaro in favor of Santa Anna and the advance
the latter towards that city, TO take the direction of the
also requires confirmation. That he had
any considerable number of troops with him, is known
IN he false
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WIGS Toupees III. Gibbs's Hair-iressing
wv loon, Cole mans Hotel 9th Street.-The residents and
strangers Washington respectfully invited the
above establishment, where they will find select
of the handsonest wigs aud oupees offered for
sale in the city Of Washington The style, finish, and
workmanship, have been pronounced decidedly superior
any hitherto manufactured.
Dec l0-3uft MAT. Int.
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SoUru CARoLNA.-The House have passed, 81 to 81, a
bill giving the election of electors for President and Vice
President the people. The BILL however,
ected by the Senate, IL %. The Senate having twice
voted down the proposition we presume that it will be
abandoned 1t is conjectured that the difficulty will be OBJ
waited by the governors calling extra session of the
present Legislature the day prescribed by the act of Con-
gresshoagh the consliutonaty of such proceeding is
stouty questioned Richmond Enquirer
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-12-23

TORNADO ALaBAMa-A destructive tornado passed
the counties of Perry, Tuscaloosa, and Gteene, in Ala
bama, the 10th instant, destroying large of
properly. The Of Newbern, in Greene county, was
entirely demolished the tornado in its destroying
houses, &c, AID killing the sheriff Me Soke of
Perry county The mails had been Interrupted several
portions Of the through which the tornado has passed
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MONEY MArrERs-The Boston Courier of Monday
has the following paragraph

the past week (which fact together with the small amount
of spec exported by the steamer and some little relief In
financial affairs in New York, has in measure restored
Confidence There has been frnness in the share
market and better feeling apparent in the business
community than there has been for some weeks past
n.lroad stocks in demand for investment than
oer descriptions and the liberal dividends by OF the
comnanies have had favorable effect upon prices but
the conservative course, the contrary, adopted by the
directors on the western road in making large allowances
a. Degeneration and reservation, thus restricting its late
dvdend TO four per has operated IN inverse ratio
since the ls of the month"; the Increase OF eceiPts this
L. over the past years gain, has averaged one
hosa nd dollars per day and if this favorable result should
contnue the property cannot fail OF becoming the most
r.i,,a ,le and l,c raj the kind in the country
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LJOLYDAY Prescnts.-S. PARKER will open on Tues
day morning. the 2ist instant of the most varied
and splendid Of fancy goods suitable for holy
day presents that has opened In this city Per
desiring rch at cheap prices will please
CALL up stairs, Mt s. PARKER'5 Fancy and Perfumery
Store between A and 9th Streets Pennsylvania
Dec G-3t
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n ALs-IH he IauItS OF the COn.TcKa-
~ ton of St Peters Church intend giving festival, in
the of series of evening entertainments, at the
Odeon, Al and Pennsylvania avenue,
Thursday evening, the 23d inst, at O'clock p m, and
be continued the successive evenings OF this and the
week. choice collection of the delicaces OF the
will be provided for the qualification of those who may
favor them with their atendarce and collection of very
beautiful and appropriate fancy articles, for Christmas
presents will be offered for SALE Good music will also be
provided.
The object of this festival raise funds for the nds
pensabe repair and preservation of ST. Peters Church,
Capitol Hill and when il is recolleced how seldom the
members Of that congregation have called upon others for
aid OF this kind the ladies indulge the hope tina this ap
peal the lberaty of their friends and the public will
not bs doomed to disappointment.
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In effort to bring up arrears OF Congressional
reports we are compelled this evening to omit variety
of editorial and other matter Today's southern mail
brings us no papers from south Of Norfolk. Having,
from some cause unknown to US, failed to receive the
New Orleans papers of the 18th by express according to
our previous arrangements, we copy the news from
Mexico in another column from the Baltimore Sun,
whose "pones' appear in this instance to have done
their work more successfully.