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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25
AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aacdooer
DN BANGS. RICHARDS q PLArT,

JOSIAH hAkDS, A1cdcDe~r
DN BANGS. RICHARDS & PLAT, sscrs
Dsa Brosf~sy-LiterA cab sdvsnc-s mste % COZ
ssurners for slcico sale.
MONDAY Nov. ~ q y ocioch
Sr.,o.sp 40 Ml.csit a~EoJs BooKs-Au cog ~h.ch
are Psyne. scionsl word-eessni stee, psies VOC
cusrfo hesguflliy bond >hsksoesres Worh, yos
csh. DO vol roys svo library style ard eloin byroos
srss svo library blnysns Norss SO oeao1naly Lac
tr.tea Millions " rss Noodfsfs Junils So-ee .
Work. Brush and An cF,csn Poets sesnufs On booss
for lSts handsome useues bo -. prayer BOOKS nc &C
A.o eue. cap and note papers -nse ops, olanA cooss
fl. ard hslfboorc &c Se
DY FCoITON, .s.-fsa sad cossasssrs N~cAssf
D-S.-s RoOm SIC 6rosd~sy, Gothic hali-hsyins -
moved snovr~ named rcous. % row prepares % ~
sirds u Cabinet rurnsr- Dry 0oods. CarpsD
Hoseseegrs xcos of every t-scrpton. on ccnsrn-
ri.r for private sale 81 sacrou, and 10 male ecn
with hls gsu. pfompuess tie ~L also 81 Prefefca
Outdoor sses 10 Part q he cav stgcndcS 10 usoA
SATURDAY Nov. y,
Al ne Aacuou Room al lot oclock
genera sssornelf q ard secoat hanc faruin'c'
comprising so-s mxhogsny bookc srdrohcs
and bureaus mahogany. cherry and back va
rut fsh.es cradles sdebat mshog cur msp-. oisch
walnut snd rosewood 500 chairs square box zeal
DO WORK Iabes DO mshos enclosed wsshstanes
HE het.eSis White Bureaus msirng cspeung ocoth
losns glasses clocks crockeTy, cutlery, har mattresses
straw DO feather beds stoves peEfouefN Ac &C 40 an
irvc.ce ~ muHs n various Kinds
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

- Rev. Charles n. Read, pastor Of ti- P@sr'st
Chgrch sil preach the second 0f he = S-lh-h
everirz s-rn'ns, fomorrOw evening. me Hols1--st
Presbyterian Church, cor Of Thompson Service, 70 com
lnelce ell 0clocE rs I.-
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H-PIaNO-FORTE TO HIRE 90 fsyos,
BxzsE<- .oe IsrHs roe irstrane,, nss -. 80 A.
4 y IJAMEs PRISONS Plsso-fort we
reoss. n i,eosrd-st psu erssdvsy, wR 80 40 "
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CARPETING.


-. NTH a LOUNsBEkRY. fis Pesrl st are daily re-
- 10 addition 10 their supplies large lots
ofCarp-uugs and on Oh-, from auction, which ihey are
se ing 81 prices surprisingly low
English snd American Brussels and Iapesuy NsfP'n
nd ricb assortment from IS 10 ~. per yard English
sud American three ply CArFe great variety Oi pzief
from g. 10 los per YARD English aud Amercn super IN
grar Carpet very superior quality -nd styles % 70 70 per
yard: r "a hne Che, and common Ingram Carpet al Wool
j. bi % - .
wide he greatest variety Of patterns 10 be found 10 Tho cry
from = % JOS par ysrd.
A.o general assortment ofa other articles connect ed
vii he trade ecuallyl1w SMITH LOUNsBkRkl,
nos d. 90 Pesri--t foppo.te Wnlan-si)
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- ENAKD.-Losf. handsome gold hrscc.et. l.et
~ with blue -f0re ThUr-fsy rufninf. 20 lust h.
w. cen Twenty ard C.fs Hal n one u - SINS
r.r. OF the H.r'err ,rnsd The f-fer vii rsr-ve The
above reward by raflrrina 90 - second % ~ lr
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,.o~,>n srrFL PATENT RIGHTS FOE

IsALE For sac TO very Fs-AaD 49, -, n a..
,s.rhv SAVING one bali The cOs ~ TIE % metnoe &c -
o.b-r f,r converting ou INTO me nss' o-sleisu -.
r.rtsd sousl 20 the besi English hoop l. IS CA - :, a.
~ f..froni,s nom ne principal msctini.s APst,1
g.,v.-..t Placement offce. or 20 JO>EPhr " az 4
iso Nassau up stsirs VIII De ai'qo'e S..Ss-o.s
ar >t-f+s o. suit purchasers - -
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,yIL-o>,- ENTERTAINMENTS oN THs

M TI"VN|~ ~ 7 r Il I N Y " Y : - TIT
W SONGS or SCOTLAND Tcri1g of ~ Nct- is.,lL
ht Fr. frsfcr Nrrf,c1. krnaal-lg On MONDA
EVENING Nv = ai 80 cocS. Nr " iLsON vii give =
grand lon of most popu songs AMI Ballads IN
lr- Above rooms Mr. Wilson vii be- scccu panied un nr
PAM, gsrte by h.. dsughter Programme The spot
where Wss hOru. Go. fetch me Tint o. VINE % TIE
SsyIsrk Tax sud cloak snrot yet ne fosui't :
S1r from the Com Opers OF the Pnson ut Lonilniehu
Come frierta ami isen 10 he story 10 n>f ms
for iisf AI.d Joe Nicho Bonnie Mamie, LOd
I-iir's Daughter Tell me how WOO thee, oung
Lochinyar John Anderson my 10 -, Get up and hsf
The door.' Wont you ocS Of your hair Green
grow The rishe- 30
Door. open vi "a O'Clock Entertainments wi. ccnmenc"
Al and terminate about l0 Tickets I'D books ~ The
words .I Programmes 70 the Nasc stores snd 1i--
az IS son viii give ts entertainment on 81 WAFER
SCOTS Poem OF The Lao ri e Lsae on Iuesisy even
IT,
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NOTICE To Copper v .ners and Smelling Companies
.u may wen. com re.rt Us'n Ter Who ea1
Iuf end ouf irl opersror al Sind of fIrnrrc. to re
flrr all ri NJ COPPER ores into rl-f copper 1rnscrs
constructed Pm. improved ans and he expenses Of re
rure he ores into pure refined copper greatly finin
ished Apply to DANIEL D. JONES Sd Guy littnlsce -
commln cations postpaid. 10"
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,OCOI NrKh MERCHANTS AND boOhsEL
LERs Music hooss snuusIs, bibles ald pIayei'' -
ly bound miniature gr BOOKS great FafirtF' rei.''
pcoss dari-. or l249 blank books stationery &C trif
ow bv mn HIGGINS KELLOGG, 81 Jonn-'t cor Do-l
NEW AND SECONDHAND stoves and sufllof-
sod and exchanged % per cent cheaper than =
other plsr- Hall Office and alrusit Coosins Stoves b-
re,u s-cretsue- Couusr VIII draw ers D--A- o ION
Csroet Pisro ana Stool FOR sse ~ spruce-st - ~
r. CROW ~ co. S. coda are pfrla,se
y 10 execute every description OF Jop ttAll- ll ~
ems Psrnculsr attention paid 10 Wood-Ou, rrnans sn'
Nsrier PfesssOik -
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. BY request, Rev THlvss ARviraGr will 70.
pee as F1lere. Sermon of tr ste Re- Gro Bs>FDicr
l1 il- ID r-rst -plsf C-lrctNe House or s1-ssv
ese-il. Nov , q Jc9-s. from d text selected ~ lie
Rev Geo. b-re1.cL r1s'ft-
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BOAR RIDING

DRIyATR BOARDING rear 8 Johr .pa,k-A
Il prva- family lave two wy Pleasant Winter roons
suitable Or ard -lf, 20 leo sng- 1-r-fr-r
- boar - Ute ist 'eW -ovfs es. ~ = Jn1ls
pas h+frr-r--- -N-rsl-ec Is s-u-r
BOARDING ~ UBl -TON--r.-k fer-snnsn
la be .f- 0r 100 tlrr- E-r--f1-l car TO-
isr a.l ara p~lsaIt -n0rs. VIII ra-lres ettClrc. o.
So stol-st corner ~ Cr1sg--t A-.-f---r exchanges
psi fr.'
ROAkD NAsTLD-las Pr'.t- ''u4y. h7 yolns
ID I41v NHrls ..- rar 81 d JOE -li ~ q a l.-r- e
lc-sro ll-f Ha H-.lw 5roa---s- A--i -ss = br-Lrl
Poet D- o. lrsfrarr-.c are 10 So
DuARDfN BRuADNNAN-A few -1-.e gene
% .-l can fe arrl-lllOca'fl f.I rrr- f-. rarls
0osrl q. n BU-lwsy rev day aoll-trs ,sEe--
- 4H-'
DOAhD-TVo gerf-rl car be- fcca-ll. dated with =
ID pleasant 'o-, q -9lr 10 1s a1.,, by ~
p.7irg st3. Jaw. - Fis.
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| j 80 s. D. Published ihi. morning ton1euls are -
f..r...s 80 =. from he bel ForriEu Reviews
,s ~sI.rr Adv-rri.er ssys d it, We regard u a. ~
= - t..rosl Of th- sinc attempted Ii cur coun
uy" url...r. ,so,. % N.,.ap-.f
Nrlrrt AErl- - 'a's@--.--
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1 Who are troIh.rd viii weak eyes 20 VIZ L-- I. =
d "a q slud iEht f.r ~ VIZ % -.,-.-vss
as ~o1la bgyin, ~ Gang = IN! SOL4 - - - 80,
III lvif- ~ tfoeaNH ~ ~ - W
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>rtw ANp- NEWFOUNDLAND Si0Ve. ~ Fufll'
r. CROWEIL \ co. 3 Go7d-st
LEECHE>.-J rec

- a EDT~H T.
- 49, sx-s,.h Lreche. SEQ q few inousa.d German
s a. .si, Al very moderate orc-s BY any qasniii-s
& -, ,l,,.bs.e-s pruggist sni physicians 70 wsnt Of
800 and hee Inv Le-ches vii Dc -lrv 70 No y saV
nv C-nerai Depot JOhnst n-ar ofos9~s1 : - ~
~ nla-r. WI har- panella atlentoa = " y w.
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Passengers Arrived.
MARINE JOURNAL

o s-e Naroa foH Nee o''a"'-M'''r' c po'n'D-' 'a'
NIB Noul~n
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rTABERNtCLE-A GRAND CONCERT 10 supply
ound previously granted by the Corporation Of ne CIV
will positively tske place on IT EsDbf ENENiNu
To A. the Piano Signor BARN.
rt-H. ID ~lrf.
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Ninth aN>UAL Ball OF TIE sENEyo

NISIH tNNIAL Bs 5LEvUWfyYTTL.rTPnps ri
- I'D a. T.nmsry Hal. on MONDAY EVENING, Nov.
n The N.nsg-rs, 10 Announcing tner Bal, sppesl
ID generous public for Continuance " the patronage
h-r.t fore bestowed The Committee pledge themselves
ta.r viii be waning Their par render Tits Bal
cus Of TIE mot brilliant Of the season
The proceeds q the B. . N be exclusively spproprssed
% tue b-ueht o. me WIDOWS and orphans OF decease
members.
The soor vii Be uncer ne direction Of D Lccss
Vsis aces gangaled Coulion Bsnd s'sosased for ne
occz-ion
Ticses . 70 admit . gsu.ensr and two ladies'. 70 %
had Of The Comm,Itee.
coyNITrtE
JoS. N-c.-~,, .asl,o1, O..u O'Hsxan a. s,h
Nrts- syrl>- - Gr--1e. ssrae Hs;terso1 - ss7rs "
Wta.r ra-r 80 W.ssr,l Ps,oek sulory. %. rstoust
n1i5-rrs- IDEAS CosisE< h.a 10 o.
H.. H<ynods 30 rottst
49, 49, a. G----.rst Jans. R~us0n. iOs ss5ortst
p,.rr. 1000 p On. al La4rsac- P.al 20 F-,oe Of
Frs--ret VIZ g. Cnrysfsst . . - 90, 49, ~
M s. PATRICK FEkSf, secy' ~ s'Ho'oo,
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FORT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .

I|INt Ut W V1'IN' y ~ TIT 2 ~
IMMATURE ALsASAC....THIs DAY.
1essus fHs seos Fuli az
F,..r l-s-s .-..... Sets. I'D 0o tte.-.-..-
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~ BY leave Of Providence, Rev HtSEY WAED
bEfcHER VII preach ~ ne Chry s.is-sl ConFreFsu1ra
Church near Delaney io-lrrow morning a. JOE O'Clock
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sPoFFoRD's ALMANAC FOR IS
Tgr RANGER OF RAVEN STREAM.

4 UEfFLY INTFREsIIhD TALL " TIE AAIth-
y IcAN REVOLT rI0S. Wi be commenced 10 ne
MOENiSG STAR
Ofb.dsy Tbs popgiaf paper eouian' 81 'he Jews Of
h. .. whether domestic or foreign, $50 has already >
,u,ron far surprising mo,s sna equal 10 sty Journal ~
,s- LATED STATE. Pucs one Cent Leave your sodfes'
- ,- counting room lo2 Sgs-sa-st cor Of Ann ~ li
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r.-rf themselves o. a Canai-sL-R. LAWhENCE j.
determined t0 continue he chespselng system hro1sh
IA. pa n order that all w ho wanting Carpet. mSy
s tyartase OF The present very desirable opportunity
o -op wing iefnse YES The lowest prices no us
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STOCK SALES


BALTIMORE, Dec. II -S250lMaryland 6's, 92H 104
CA do do o. 1000 Bait Ohio Railroad, divd bonds,
II loco do do do 7Cl 2shares Union Bank, Go 20
do Fheman's ms 1714.
PuIApEIPHfA Tee l3-FIrst Board-S5l Susquehanna Ca
ral Bond 49, GA do 46 1000 Treasury Notes 6s os 500 State
S. 76A 1000 Texas Notes Is shares Farmers Mechanics
!a leo Canal so Reading, DE-, 4zS; 200 Morris
Penn 762.; 2OOO Reading R. r. IS 1000 Texas Treas
Notes 80 shares Reading r. r. l47 100 Morris Canal 71
500 do 5h. Second Bodrd-S3QDU s. 6s 66 l0pa 1910 do
bs 49, 96; loco Penn. es 46, sS 2l0o do o. 1914 1000 Do
76y III do. 76H 200 shares Girard Bank 1875 80 do
Mechanics Bank 25 l6 do % 100 Reading r. r. 6 10 is.
high Nave alton 2 100 u Bank 2 10 Farmers Mechanics
Bank t6 30 Mori al 7s New jersey Telegraph Co., FL
rest 80.
BosToN, Dec l2-BroEcrs Board-25 shares East Boston
Co. Dividends No. 3, ga 10 DO Fall River Railroad do
do % go de- Reading Railroad l so do do. TO- b 1914:
10 Is 1916 rs do do IA 1916 30 do do do b3)
l5k % do. Vt Central Railroad 20 do do do bio DO
do. de :b do Fchburgh Railroad l3 do do do li3S;
l0do Boston Worster RI 19 l0do Boston Providence
kR, 9l1a 4 do. N. England W orsted Co. ca III
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New BEDFORD OH MARKET, December III, 1873
Sperm-We have no change to notice in the market,
which with good demand, remains firm. We notice
sales this of 700 bbls at 1885, and in Nam
tucket 600 bbs GOO not refned> at the same price
A sale Of 20C0 gallons unbleached winter sperm was
made at 1lGc., cash. Whale-Sales since our last OF
coo bbs N w. Coast for homa use, a. 35c; 500 do.
at 35sc, and 500 bbs. lin Edgartown) for export at
SIC. Whalebone-A sale of 10 600 lbs N. w. Coast
made on the day Of our last report, at Csc.
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DieGl.

On Iuesday evening, 18th inst, FREDERICK Cook,
in the 3Sth year of his age.
His frie nas and acquaintances and the members of
the German Horse Guard. and the Liquor Dealers
Benefit Society respectfully invited to attend his
fune raj this Thursday afternoon, at o'clock from
binson street.
On Wednesday morning, Dec. 10, 1s4s, EDMUND
STEWART, NJ. D., aged So years, SON Of Alexander
Stewart.
The friends of tie family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from the residence of his father 1852
Grand street. at 81 O'Clock this Thursday afternoon
On Wednesday, Dec. 18th, Mr.. CARsrES HENRY
GorLEIB BoLTA, grocer, at lis residence, Of
King and Varick Streets in this city.
His friends and relatives respectfully invited to
attend his funeral which will take place from tina above
named house to-day, Thursday Dec, 14th, at
O'Clock P. NJ Carriages will be in waiting to convey
them to Greenwood Cemetery.
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49,: 81: . :1s: sSSs . :sss; Il y
Cleared.
seamships-Forth. (Br) sturdee. Bermuda, sc. Maitland
R5| Pai s. John; MA Tap,sss Ca
Charleston, Durham Dimen.
ahempsop psmsiara, Chas Peterscn -''A"' SINFUL
Brig, Redrala D0Iite Nassau M Benson Go; Mata
haddoel Iaddoch T.mpico; Narc.a Jones, au
NJ Newton Smith Noble; Arlington Lcwi. do; Louisa jane
CldiiA-Br brig Souvenir, Lancaster. Limerick
arrived.
order and s 10 Byrnss Nov t "a ia
spoke from for Bordsaus She was
Bark Sarah Bridge ss porslans stoa Liverpool
on sn SH s1
supplied ith provisions the 2d and ysr hssv
and head e the gale caused
sssu :a Cp sSs to sr s a
strokes heSr The was boarded yesterday afternoon IS
British bark Swan Hogg Cork So days. ballast orinnsl
British Hyndsfrd Stevenson Glasgow IS days. with mds
and ~ passengers, to woodruff y Mninrn.
Henry H,rhsck Merrin Cardiff w. days with iron,
British bark Rosetta Chambers sydney CB II days with
n Gqna erc en Sss " len TO- spoke Br brig Hannah
s1Ih peFas tof chsS1yded, Wallace, chonyaeld days.
pis cerSO cf Pae Messina passed oSra
boarded by tho h ews Boy.
Brig Elizabeth, Robinson, Para q days with hides &c. to II
Corning
Datia Wilson, Lubee 10 days, with platter Smith
Boz ntop
Br,sh ssir Bloater Day, Halifax days with FISH, t,
Wbeelwright
British telr s,erng Davis Pictou via Bridgeport days in
allast, to L DE Wolf - -
schr Tsvori,e, Not, Brandyvne, days
Sehr Ptrp, OGDEN, Phiadephia.
Schr Rebecca, Collins ,Cheter.
Schr Mech aric, Shnil, Bridgtt3n. NJ
Schr JeDnett, Garland Thomaston dayr
Sclrr Jol n q Adams, Norris Boston, days
Sehr Me tamoia Woodruff, Newport, 2 day
The News Boy reports Inward yefsels in r % miles
from Sandy Hook az shutdown.
Sailed.
Packet ship West Point Liverpool Qncep California.
Orphan, Liverpool Probu do Yandalia New Orleans Min
Gaeton Br steamship Forth Bermuda brig Marian Gaze Hon
durss.
NE - '0'
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WEDNESDAY, December 1876 r. NJ
There was some better feeling in -four to. day, and
chiefly to the home trade The embraced
parcels of this State, Oswege, Troy 80 Southern was
dull. and lower prices were effering There wa more
doing in wheat, with eales OF Ohio terms stated
export with fair sales at about previous rates. There
was no alteration of moment in meal, rye, or oats
There was some better feeling in pork with rather
more doing, especially for prime There change
in groceries without material change in prices Cot
ton steady, with fair to full eales GLIDING some
lots for exports. There better feeling freghts
The large demand for vessels to proceed to CALIFORNIA;
had the effect OF impartng rmness to rates for Euro
pean ports Another vessel of 430 TONS chartered
to- day, and put up for the gold region via the Cape
The steamer Crescent City also condtionally put
up, for Chagres. The bark Eliza was also bought and
put up for California.
AsHEs.-The ssles reached about so 100 bbls in
GLIDING pots at SIS S71, and pearls at So IS SO rs
n. 49,, 1877. ls4s;
Pearl ................... "a
BREApsrurrs.-Flow. The sales reached about
1900 barrels, consisting chiefly of this State, Oswego
Michigan, &C. at SIS Is s. 3lI{ with strairh brands
zee, at So 500 SIS 62ls 400 Troy at So Is So Six
Sales 100 barrels Baltimore made at So Az 500 do
rather poor, aud criterion OF the market at So 12
The regular gu Citations were about SIS 37 S. A &C.
were made; in all about 5000 10 600 bushels Ohio
we've sold at 81 u 81 15 and 500 bushels Gepasse
at 81 rs. Corn The sales reached about 20 900 a
% coo bushels inc uding about COO lots of New
sold at Zoe There buyers Of old mixed above
621sc Meot-Small sales Of New Jersey were male at
81 o. and 1j0 barrels this State sold az So Rye
Sales were reported at 81 62o. Rye Gor.-Sales Of
loo 200 barrels were made at So 10 Barley Sales
Of coo bushels made at Csc.
Receipts down he Hudson Rusr STAGE tie opening If the
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Weekly Report of Deaths
In York I'd December
to the 9th day Of Deee nber l84S
Men, 81 Women 6s BOYS. 70; GIRLS IS. Total, 256


Abscess Of drey J. apoplexy q atropha Il bleeding from
womb bleeding from lungs i burned ssaded bronchitis
sumption 81 convulson I'll Group Ill congestion ofungs,
debility To- darrhGs A. dropey g. dropsy in the head dropy
the chest dropy in the heart drowned B. dysenery o.
epilepsy fracture fever fever uerPsra 4
govt l. heart disease Of 6; hopping g. Inflammation Il
Inflammation of brain. A. inflammation Of bowels Ill nhamma
ton Of kidneys q inflammation of lungs l9 Inflammation Of
stomach Inflammation throat Inflammation Of womb in
1ammaon Of liver inempeance lues venerea. malforma
top marasnus l3 measles, q modification, old 81
palsy premature BIRTH q rheumatism rupture 2 serofua,
small pox spinal disease, teehing liberation Of ines-
tines, ]; liberation Of throat, l;unknownS
Age-Under one year to years 2s 2to PA TO 10,
90 7O9 ~ So IL 80 to 90 100 and upward unknown.
City Inspectors Office. Dec. g. lSlS
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Passengers Arrive

Passengers Arrived.
CoRK-BaIk Swan w Atkins and 1903 in the STORAGE.
GLAsGow-Bark HyndeordMr Rankin, and 26 steerage
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,cs.,rp.na Johnson. Of Georgia, Miller, Fitzgerald

tchsirnanO Johnson, Of Georgia, Miller, Fitzgerald,
On Pstsnt, and the Pstai Ohee.-Messrs. westcott,
(ChairmanD Turney, Davis Of Massachusetts Dicfin-
Oh R,renehmeni-M essrs. Turney, (Chairman,)
Douglas Mapgum, Niles, Clarke.
ON Territories -hessrs. Douglas 4 hartman Bright,
CLAYTON Butler Davis, of Massachusetts,.
On Pubhe Brnldings,-Messrs. Hunter (ChairmsnD
Yulee Spruance
ON Printins-Messrs Cameron, (Chairman) Fitz-
serald. johnson, Of Maryland.
On EngrOssed BHs.-Messrs. Rusk, (CharmauD
Mason, Baldwin.
On the Li6rGry-Meesrs Pearce, (ohsirman) Davis
Of Mississippi Mason.
On Enrolled Bilis-Mr Rusk, (Chairman) Va
esncy, Mr. Upham, excused on account OF his weak
eyes.
STATE RIGHTS.
The resolutions Of Mr.. Bagby, offered at the last
session. deelsratory Of the Southern democratic doc
trnes Of trade the limitations of the constitution
with regard to internal improvements and the sove
reign rights of the States the subject of slavery
coming up,
Mr. JOHNSON, of louisiana moved to lay them on
the table
Mr. BADGER suggested their mite postpon ement
Mr.. KING hoped the gentleman would withdraw the
proposition to lay the table permanently and suffer
them to lie over, subject to be taken up at any time
Laid on the table.
RIVERS AND HARBoRs.
On motion Of MIR. DIX, the River and Harbor bill OF
last session recommitted to the Committee on
Commerce.
Aspinwa, Stevens Co for a right of way for a rail
road the pass of Panama, referred to the
Committee Military Affairs.
The California bill was postponed in its reference
till to morrow
MrYuLEE gave notice that at an early day, he should
call up the bill providing for retired list in the Army
and Navy Of the United States. And,
On motion Of MIR. Dix, the Senate went into execn
tive sese.op.
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Married..

On Tuesday evening, Dec. l2h, by the Rev. Mr.
Little, MIR. SAMUEL ALBURTUs. Jr., to Miss MARY D.
MORTON, all Of this city.
In Brooklyn, Wedn esday evening, 18th inst, by
to Miss SARAH II. SArCHELL. both of that city.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.
PHuADELPruA Dec 49, L M-ArrivcI-Schs Emily Uoa
man NYork; Shaw, Perinc Albany, Bicey Henderson,
Bostop.
teared-Bafs Alton, Locke Londonderry; Thomas Daett
DILL Ii gayra via West indies Turk, Nioket Boston brig
Maris, Weymouth Porland sohs Buckley Henderson, Fail
River; Alexander, Neoll, New Haven.
miscellaneous.
SP CAmTRh, before reported ashore coorodos
She went on AZ pm, bged filed be total oas
letter from Havana dated 4h that Cant Dunbar
with his arrived there evening OF 10Th u in Snansb
schooner which he chartered for $780, his crew nd what
could be fayed from the wreck to Havana She brou
bales ocoon old rigging ship stores and baes
Of hemp mostly damaged al worth $50 The mates
LETT the wreck 20 with the assistance Of some fan
emen what wroehee property they could severe Norher
which lasted three days then,
from saving much Captain in the same seoonep 20
the wreck had been absent daya was bcR that
day thought tie ship have rome TO poeg On The
2Sh itbew violently heavy running on iIava.
The reef Is about i2i miles Of Havana about 30 mes
from CaIc Antonio.
scIIR GEORGE POLLOCK The Boston Advertiser s,va Ne
Davon urecargo the barb Nagram Nsara 1--WE, n.
the additional partcu OF the loss the schr Geo
George Pollock hence for Curaea The satdnian
brig ported Malaga that he had taken the wreck Of Tho
Gorc Pollock OIL Bermuda four and captain and
boy beongns 10 the schr lost The Sirnaa brr eoud
not enter Malaga OF lard account OF the
regulations and the communication with tho whs
feated In his boat of the end OF the Mole Mr. Reed Conw
Malaga sent ard about $40 worth OF provisions and he
trR proceeded for Leso The Consul made Official report
ahnettn which believe mp this time has rot been
made ubc He could not gea worry particular account of M
cns owing 70 the strict quarantine rxua,ipns Bo,b M
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10
TO prime was held at a higher figure.
CorroS-Saes Of 600 bales effected, at st eady
prices
FEArHEHs "A sale Of 3 600 lbs. Western live geese
bas been made at 3iIs 35c., 80 days.
FDir.-Ihe market Is quiet Sale, 800 bushels
African peanuts at 95c and 500 boxes raisnS at
previous quotations.
FREIenrs = Some SEQ bbls -four were engaged to
Liverpool at e. This price 1t was said was afterwards
refused for grain I'd dem nded and for cotton
1924. Rice was taken At us There was nothing
new 10 other ports.
HEnP.-TheTe have been 'a'es Of 900 bales Manila.
10 arrive coass wise. at a sac usual time
HOBS The demand continues good, and the mar
ket ste aiy Sales last 600 Bueuos
Ayres, 201 II lbs a. esc Jess per cent 400 do
ut Qfc lees per cent months 1900 do. IL lbs at
go. months, sf29 DO. aheat, I'll Tbs at &c per
cent off and 800 dry Southern ct a ne cash
HoNEy--We notice sales Of o. tierces and IA bbls.
Cuba received coastwise, for export, at private
bargain
LrAo- Sales have been made OF 46to PIGS Missouri
fof for export ct about 81 as and 200 do bard to
arrive, on terms not made public.