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Later from Venezuela.

We learn from Capt. ELDRIDGE, OF the brig
Ea.abai Fsi0a from Porto Csbeno 18th ult that every
thing quie; AZ Ia Gusyrs snd Porto Caoeuo. Gen
Pssz ~ last accounts - Curscoa ais aeet was At
MsraeAibo. TIE tender Of the Government feet ~
rived At Porto Cs5elio on the 10th ult bringing dis
patches from the Government, feet at Msrsezbo Bar
Reports on the night Of the 18Th ult while lying a;
ohor OBJ The Bar they attacked by Gen Psez ieet
The Government feet succeeded il capturing bark
brig and schooner Of Psezs feet The loss on the
Government side amounted 70 i wounded and none
killed and on Psezs eide, 20 killed and wounded
Gen Psez st holds the Castle Of Marscsibo and the
City TIE battle wa. celebrated al Porto Cabeio On
the 9Th Dec.
The American steamer S0Hrzf, which had been taken
BY the Government stesrner. Was 81 Porto Csbeio.-
The scuiy a5oB, her had been settled account
o. the absence Of the American party.
Produce Yves scarce and prices rather high. Coffee
80 g per hundred Not much Of crop 10 market ex
eeli washed Codee. Left 10 American vessels Il port
II Gen. JAMES SHIELDS has been nominated By
the Loco 0cos OF the nnois Legislature for u sen
Ator for ak years from the ith OF March next in place
Of SYDNEY B1EEsE and there Is report IN 70 En cai
Gen :. ass already been elected. IL . generally
understood thai be Is pledged in favor OF prevent
M me estaoEsnneat Of slavery 10 ine new Territories
TIE gallant General would hardly 5e expected % &C.
eept seat in the Senate IN view OF the recen, EN-
Phsfic expression Of the Illinois Legislature IA isyor o:
the principles Of the Winot Proyisc. anles. he aP-
prove those principles. How Atte Mr. Douglass can
longer rensn in ais IN the face OF as declaration
AZ Nsw-OreAns last Autumn. rha he would rather re
aga aAn vote for tee Pfoviso ard the principles Of
his party obey Instructions resign can only be &C
counted for By those VINO thoroughly understand the
naisrisl Of Thieh Loeo-Foco patriots are made Up.
II Gen Shields has been electea-ss We presume
Re hss-s curious discussion may be expected "A
the General Is an LishmsE, he must have been nile
years nsturazed before he can take his sea, N the
Senste Il s SAD tat be has 10; been nine year.
nstaralixed.
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Things In Philadelphia.


PHILADELPHIA Tuesday, Jan. lo
The brig Osceols. Capt. Fairiow for san Fran
cisco California sailed this morning at o'clock
large number OF persons congregaod along the "harVe
=, ace her take her departure and with the leave taking
of friends the scene was quite exciting Many OF the
passen gers-ovcrsieepi themselves, proDaoS we're
lust in time 20 be too late, and we're compelled 10 char
ter the steamboat Com stockton al 'arg9 Pr,oe, 10
take them down aud overtase the vessel Her psssen
gers are mostly Philadelphsus, and 20 with the inlen
ton OF entering the mercantile business
The manifest of the goods shipped on board Is seven
feet long and their value Is elOOOO.
The Delaware is open opposite the city.
Tse weather 10 day Is delightiul-quite springish
The genera tone Of the markets continues quiet Tor
Bresdsiufs Holders OF Flour ask . for standard
brands but sales Only Ia a retail way Nothing
doing in Rye Flour and Corn Mesl worthy at notice
and prices unchanged Wheat Is dull A. the high rates
demanded Corn is inquired tor but at prices oeo"
the views of sellers yellow Is quoted At ~ % cents
without sales 20 any extent Oatsl0OO bushels Peun
syvsna sold At - cents In store Cotton IL scarce out
there Is very little selling at last weeks prices IN RIO
visions notice sales OF 80 bbls Prime Mess Beet At s
months l5 900 lb- Western Hams in dry salt At CT
and small lot of Shoulders at - cts cash. Lard dun
Batter brsk st lOl ny cts Groceries-but htte 40
ing for the want Of stocks. and holders hrm. hlce
heavy At 81 - cts Freights inactive-a lew golfers
are wanted At u 10 New York Whisky is quiet ri -
cents Tor bbls.
sALEs or srocSs -Fbsf B0arf-5O Morris Capsl
=. 300 Chesapeake and Delaware Canal -, o. - b.
2J Reading Railroad l2i 2l0 Citg S. o. ~ 500 DO
6..7s 9,l. lC0OUs Lson Cs62 l0s $500 state ". ny
1910 Texas Notes - Farmers and Mechanics DAMN
500 1000 Schuykl Navigation % e. 80 lao do Interest
IS 10 Lehigh Interest y 100 do. Loan os, oil Ia"
Interest % s. o. s. Bank Notes, =, ID Harrisburg
Railroad. 3.
Secosd Board-2O0O Reading Rd Mort Bonds -
Northern Bank ny 90 100 Reading Rd BIDS, A. 200
susq Canal Bosds So, LOO City %, ~. sd go -e
high Coal Scrip 79i 100 Reading I'd, l2l D Morris
Canal. a 10 Union Bank, Tenn SOi 200 Cry o. o.
Ell; so q : Bank 81. Farm s. Mech b. 5oi lie
high - 10 Girard Bk, lli leo do, 1T 1000 schuyl
~ - u
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NETWORK LEGISLATURES.

SENATE. ALBANY, Tuesday Jan TO.
Mr. LAWRENCE reported sgsns, the Assembly 5ill
authorizing the Controller 10 employ additional clerks
Mr. WELKIN reported with amendments the bill pro-
viding for the appointment Of Referees IN the Cisy Of
NewNo
The bl 10 amend the charter Of the NewY York Float
Ing Dry Dock Company was debated tn Committee.
4 motion made 10 add clause providing Tor iull
personal liability and the bill was reconmiIiec with
Instructions 10 irsne liability clause
SUndry bills were passed, among which wss one II
relation 10 psrdCns and smother o. u up Tie stOcS OF
the Firemsl's Insurance Company. bill Was also
passed in Committee Of Whole IN favor 4 !sftAer
protection Of personal liability.
The Senate then went into Executive session some
progress was Sfterwsrd made in Committee on the
bill extending power 10 SUPERVISORS
ASSEMBLY.
Mr.. FISK reported bill % incorporate the Lie say
ing Benevolent Association Of Newlofk also oil u
amend the law for licensing and examining Pilots tor
the Port Of New-Nork
bin was passed for the relief Rutherford Si1rve.
SAINT
Notices OF bills then given. one TO incorporate
the knickerbocker Savings Bank another sthonzng
Railways IN the State g. carry fresh provisions and live
stock free Of toll another declaring valid the election
OF Nj Peek Treasurer Of Kings County.
Ns. BARRERS RssoiUuca calling FOR Information In
relation TO the suit instituted BY the Attorney General
was agreed O..
Mr. sIocvN introduced Resolution nqalsing into
the expedicucy Of constructing state canal basin 90
IVES, Toy, which wss laid 90 the table.
Mr. DssoswAY called up the resolution 10 repeal the
law recurring the Prepayment Of Postage on Tr.nsent
Newspapers.
anrtoo Of Postsse which sreed TO, and the reso-
The Wsshington Monument bin. for reducing the
rgouired 70 Be subscribed before the work be
bsxun, was ordered 20 third Ssdins Adjourned.
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10 thrifty grapevine eight wears old' W"
pesrly ruined lpois1ncdl b. the contact OF .o,nso
-, hrb had beea planted within six eight INC hes
of the Grsp~. -.
Nr. PfxF hsd heard Of the same thing before
IN th'. couuuy.
The CHAiRNAS declared he had never Known
~ .-,-b An occurrence Tie bad seen the Tomato, IN
a., tbe 81 name 4 Love Apple, Introduced upon the
al, Nsies related an instance Of the before
se.p.,es Apple being brought upon me So,s oy
Frsuch gentleman, At hs tstnef house IS 'o's
some conversation here ensued on me plan'', .
.. So. In, with 10 very definite result
.rs he meeting adjourned TIL the hr'' Iussi'S ~
,,, ~, bs,sseS Winter and spring As The next
subject for discussion.
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Thirtieth Congress.
sENATE....w AsHiscToN, TUESDAY, Jan.


PETITIONS.
Several Memorials and Petitions were presented
on various sub ects which duly resd and referred
COMMUNICATION FROM THE sEcBZTARY OF WAR.
A communication was laid before the Senate
from the Secretary Of War Containing the names Of
persons employed in that experimentation was read
and ordered 70 be printed
ADMISSION or CALIFORNIA - sTATE.
Mr. DOtGLAss Of Ill. submitted an amendment %
his bill tor the admission Of California az state which
he sid would obvisie many Of the objections nc
had been urged against the original bill The amend
meut was read and ordered 10 be printed
HIPORTs or STANDING cONMrrTEEs.
Numerous reports were made by standing CON-
mitte Is Of 10 general Interest
NAVY YARD AT KY WEST.
After the transaction Of some other unmpor-
ant business the resolution Of inquiry as 10 the expe
diency OF Navy Yard al hey Wet, was taken up and
adopted
The Senate thrn took ID the hill for extending
10 the assignees - Military Land Warrants the same
privileges Tor locating them 10 the original holoefs
The gu, ston gave rise 10 considerable discussion, IN
which Mr. BRKEsE Mr. WEsTcOTr. Mr. BADGER Mr.
BENTON M NILES, snd others participated
The opponents Of the bill c0ntendcd that IL
would iDjure the interest Of the soldiers and their
heirs and that the measure could only beneht land
.pecustors who had bought up soldiers warrants with
The view Of securing large tracts Of valuable land
The supporters of the bIll cOuteudcd that the
purchasers Of the warrants were entitled TO all the
nights and privileges which attached 70 the Original
holders and as such should be allowed 10 locate 'No
lands .,
Mr.. WEsrcorr moved 10 rccommit the bin for
amendment which was adopted
CALIFORNIA LAND TITLES.
The ball 10 settle land titles IA California and Tor
other objects was taken up Mr BREEsE made alengthy
reply 10 Mr. BENTON. He adduccd various arguments
10 show that the bill embraced system well calculated
TO secure the interest Of the people and the Govern
ment
The motion, as submitted yesterday by Mr.. BEN
Ton was adopted.
MTsssGE PROM TIE PRESIDENT.
sealed Message was received from the Pres
dent By the hands OF bis Private Secretary soon after
which on motion the senate went into Executive Ses
sion and after time spent therein the doors were
opened and the Senate adjourned.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIR.

Mass MEErING Or TIRE FIRENES.--Tne large
number Of bremen who feel themselves sggrieved 1t
the late action Of the Common Council relative 10 re-.
fusing them the privilege Of eecting their own Chief
and Assistant Engineers. assembled last even.
lng pursuant 10 a call The Firemen's Hall being
found small 70 hold the vsst assemblsgs Of mem.
oers, they adjourned TO a more commodioas ROOM the
use Of which was rendered % them b ar Joshua
Buace.
The Chairman, Robert J. Luckey. had no sooner
called the meeting TO order however than one Of the
studs or props which supported TIE door Of the room
gave way and created the utmost confusion and a
general rush for the door. order being finally re-
stored, the report Of the delegates appointed Con-
venton, on Monday evening ast recommending the
resignation Of the toremen and giving up their engines
to the Common Council, adopted. Communica
tors were received from Engine Co No. H. and Ham.
ilt0n Co No. IS IN favor OF resigrpg accepted
and ordered 10 be placed on sle.
Nesrs. Brown, Underwood, and Spinols then ad
dressed the meeting. urging the hremen 10 ccntcnd
raanially for their rights.
resolution was then adopted In favor of notifying
the Mayor and Common Council Of their resignation
After which the meeting adjourned 1t late hour.
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BY Telegraph 10 the New.York Tribune.
From the south.

bALTINoEE, Tuesday, Jan. 10
The Southern Mail has arrived. bringing the
back mails along with il and New Orleans dates 10 the
oh, BY which We have the confirmation Of Col An.
BEosE Il sEyIERs death.
The arrivals from Texas state that the epidemic had
disappeared from among the troops.
The Cholera had ceased is raysges at New Orleans
since the slh inst
The steamer AngloSsxou Of Ne~York is ashore
near Cape Florida and Is much damaged The bark
Leon from Boston Is also ashore.
The papers generally contain little news Of moment
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Eram the south.

The NoRrAgRxER-This foe steamer arrived
late last evening In % hours from Charleston We
indebted to Capt BvDD and our friends OF the e"Ar
and M1esry. for papers to the latest moment
tbs probable tia, Gen. MCQUEEN Is elected to Con
grsss from the Georgetown District
Ga Saturday, 9th. GKoReE NJ LOGAN Uoco) was
elected Mayor Of Macon, Ga Tee Wings elected eve,
and the Locos three OF the Aldermen.
The weather In Charleston has been extremely cold
usFcury down 10 the freezing point and Ice plenty
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rArlE lv.-saii'le' q .. sa'ooI Of Ia Meala'ia''

A Resolution passed ordering the Address to be
printed cor the oensft Of the members. some miscel
aneous business was then transacted, the President
throwing In some pointed and witty observations in
passing which were received with applause after which
the meeting adjourned. The members seem detsr
mined to sdd new LIE the Institute under is ne"
President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-17

CuuoRNi, lrsNs.--rhe number ' vessel. 20
for the old Region great that ne bakers u ,hy
bread. though working Jay 'nd n'sht sre uassls 70
supply The densrd aud many vessels SO can', qs-aty
detained beyond their spp .rtei time The smogsi d,
bread Manufactured hss sscrsset 5000 .9s rsf ssy
since The i.t % December lss of more ihsa 2eono
los In 81.
\ letter received by mercantile house 10 ths CITY
from 10. SCENT lu r,nsms. dated Dee state. ihu hs
s.sce IS rot crowded With strangers Tor The tod Re-
.ion. . has been represented. There sre c1mBt-s
yey sew visitors ani 20 trouble OF any snl .or s.n,
u my : uns Ar
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FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
READ
~ Jus. received, q letter from
HON THOS IA RI STnG

HON. THOS. II. BENTON
In favor Of Mrs. JEsus's Cod Candy
and BE convinced.
WssHiscros CRY Jan. 70, lsS,
AKs. W. JEzus
Madam Several members u my isn.ly have 1isd ~
Cod Candy which prepare aud found both s1eseiea'
and agreeable VERY respectfully Madam, your o6i 'er'-
THOMAS n BENTON
To Mrs w jews,
SO Broadway, Nsw-York
The origins leer q tbs eminent Senator can Be s-e'
Mrs JgRyIss Store
The public Wi. there perceive MRS JtR'lssoVID
CANDY 10 universally admitted 10 b. most e1ceLsn' ss
dy for COUGHS, COLDS, AND ALL THROAT AM
LUNG COMPLAINTS by the
MOST EMINENT MEN OF THE LAND.
sold wholesale and retail, BY MRS JERyIs, J's BhoA''
WAY cor Whlte o.
Ag-nis-liO Broadway 10 Aslor House; hs nay"
lsS Fulion-s,. Brookiyn and BY Drusgss ssnefsiy.
cvEsch package 10 invariably signed MRS. WJEh'"'
Be sure asa for MRS. JERylss Cod Candy
Paiup 10 packages Of To- q, u and o. ssea. p~
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~ There 70 lut way ~ obtaining husn-ss-puh
hiy, one say VI obtaining puhri , sfstns"usns NJ
newspaper l. the ID wheel hy vifh fle motive power
commercial enterprise sustained and money he steam ~
which thr 81 fertl-ns krp going P.fNfHa AEerfF
vii pu, business u moOn If has ihe na0i nsY fsslf ID
do A. safely he 10 fhe accredited - ts -. %
per' In the whole country ohrein The Frhun" blidn"
CsiFoRSfk The Travellers Guide in pa HFas Boo
ness Men. Almanac. which u 80 hghy spoken ~ ~ m.
beet pagers - All - States emhrsrr- beside ne pfnrp.
routes u ne Whole county NE Owes aud route 90 csos
Ma srstf oF FRISCH sitvFH B0kpfHFn CiRns 90
WsDniSGs The siieniion of he elite of New iors .r
viied To th. ,y eof Gard. being highly polished 20
both sides with rich silver border they panelsfy
ataptei fodiny.isuons f'r weddings Sc When prnl-d
silver they foru arce -hirh fr rchnes. and bssuly
unequaled Specimens engraved In Egyptian, od fnsasa
German Text, Antique So may be- me subscfbsi
Plain, French snd English imported Cards pf4isi Al sh
notice ~ ihs usual rates Also. splendid a,sorns tia
Eaye.0ps " De La Rue. sd other criehrst,d naoss
urers Fancy waters Boxes for Wedding Gaze ysrsy
Of styles Note Pspsr, g.. Al EyEnDsii's ffcmam
Gard Engraving EslablsLinenf ~ Broadway Dlsas
o. a square above the Pau
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News from Cha gres and the Gold Region.
BALTIMORE Tuest1v Ian IL

AL the New Orleans mail is received The
steamer left Chszres the lst January. All well q.
Chsgres. Her passengers all started Immediately for
Panama. Left tie bark John Benson, from New York
slso BARK Philadelphia. The Gold excitement great
on the Southern eosst 400 passengers left Valparaiso
for California.
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Riyers-Freshet.

CfNciNNA1T Iuetdsy jan TO
The extraordinary freshei in the nver is begin
ming to alarm. There il now eighteen feet
Of water in the river and Il il rising fss-tne whsrves
in the lower part Of the city beginning to be sub
merged.
The Telegraph nothing Of importance from
Columbus tonight.
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TN LATE SLAVE CAsr.-The examination ~
ofscer. wolven and asse on the eornP,aat Of oroer
Cl.yton In The matter II b.. recent arrest ior csprr
ipg the runaway Save. 3. 20 commence o. Day. IL.
understood tia, Judge Eimonds has been 'aelrn.ss
% 4 witness In the
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n 1t win be seen BY the Telegraph news that
the Mileage Question Is still kept up in Congress.
The members are trying to laugh the matter down
and to distract attention by getting up side issues
OF course the charge made upon Mr.. GREELEY BY
Mr. MURPHY will turn out to be simply nonsense
u mere bubble To take public attention away iron
abuses so urgently calling for reform.
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nusIrrss norIcrs.

r. WIN such sufscruns ~ fhe Mus-um ufrfIfr
it msrvel hist 70 sell fIied The CLAM. ne
DIV arc ihe bfsuufl Model Of 1sinss.ru. sfd uh- "A
Iscis ~ Interest c-n be- seen all huufs Weston. Ne
inmiiabe Yao'r- comadlsn. s'sn rppesf. anl.re
farce ~ snd a 1c0rs win he Sable HfOh-s al fhff
Interesting performances
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-17

AppvcrloN -Beniam.n +. Russell oi Nora
Adams. Mas. va. arrested by officer Fo. 81 In Goa
srcs..st on saturday. cn cnarsc ol s'du. t'n ~
srrsst Wa inside a. the .rst. iton o III N'fges
a,.r of North Af.uis who sctrt fIr Che parents q
one Of the abducted parties t app'sr' thH lhs W.
oner about The 10Th 90 December .ast Hoileict tsl
females from ihr town of North Adams Ani 'ni ~
them 90 Trov Their names are Mss Hi'i A.'l
sp3 NJ. a geis aged DID, Both have hthfftn 90
tanned respectable characters ani both hsve rtqsste
parents residing in Mas-achasetts IL - bec'-d lhsi
the abduction elected by some young mra
North Adams Russell acting = thor hired se ~ ftt
that Il done e. prevent some unpleasant iisclfs
The girls are supposed g. De n Troy 81 ihci haze oten
traced O. This city though al cflus to recover taem
have thus lar proved unsucccssa The prisoner a.
Aerea q, rna bail I'M the sum NJ 500 in frisu If shrh
he was sent % prison. Alter the examination -
offered 20 produce tho abducted gfs ard ~ - n
authorities would set him at liberty Troy Budget lsh
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N,ru.,x Tic Drfof Dli'y Afrr l.>r ai,s.
i0.h has the io.los'ps
The Leg stature are Is. R'ns ''.y oi st'1rn
.,,s IN TIE car. is., evening ~ that teams hss IN
Jackson tor The capital expecting t6 .ns ne Men
bers Back having heard th,t thcy w'uis certainly 81
ourp last night or o. DAY. We received tat 's'Nrs
,elegraph.c Dispatch ssi evening
IAcAsoN fsn 9-~ Y
W adjournment sgrced ON ~ .s'esi si'Ics' many
Members are anxious o. al ouru either q .scktln of1
Detroit particularly TIE H.ends oi GOV hM'om
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Indian Accommodations.

We have received from Washington al ao-
straci OF the appr praions confirmed m me hean NJ
--,tsrf0n Mn which 8 now q the hands Of tie Gov
sruneut printers. The aggregate exceeds ~ several
thousands the appropriations Of last year Tie follow"
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,Inrkrf-. R.lmn-.

p, Toc,rarii Markets 'iiiN'sf, ar rs
TIE market for BHEApsrrFf, IS more or Ca.
nominal. although the supplies ara bar mossrs,s
Small sales of n ot snd GEsIN II quotation. IN fave,
Of thf buyer.
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tIlfT8 y N Fi c11lTHI y ~ l1nstili7l0 ~ I'I
tote
TABLE ll.-L5rary Of he Mechanics Iusffus.
VG.I vo.
sn,fc Won. ... or novels .......... -aO
Historical s-a Bsraphssi.. slo Ms aa-ls, 800
Total .-----.''"
TABLE lll.-ProDriy besiis brary
srrarstas Noi~- &C. 600 .h-.ag Cases at-. e. 80
"a .l- u
Estimated value ----.---- $500
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CorRr or ArrEAfs--f hfrE JGH. ID. TIE
Court nave gone through toe calendar " ii only hear
Arguments hereafter. whore both part' srr 'rsii
sbaa. Jan d. The Court adjourned 'iHf fH sitef
a. chs "A Foithe. Receiver. a. appellant r' 'nn
Crane respondent Vas srgued-lss = -'nyier iur
appellant Chss. Eiwslds tor respondent 30 iNthef
husIuess
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NV TFITGKArH liNf % NtN-NnbA We
learn that srrsns cnents positively making Tor ne
establishment oi Magnetic Telegraph on Houses plas
between this city and New York Cont aCis h,se oeen
already entered INTO Coz he commencement ~ the 20
terpriss We wish Il success. Boston Trans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-17

ExrDosDiSAN SAlE % ESsLisH B0oss-B,ssi.
PLArr Co. - Broadway. will sr on FsiD.Y EyEsi.s,
Jan. 4, commencing oclocr ths most select .nd mag
nhc-ti collection " Lonfon Book. hsi has bees
offered q, public sac 10 fhi. country embracing numerous
exquisite lumnir slsd aud illustrated volumes IN g.
ou, branches Of he Aus Sciences Concho.ory g0-ef
Gardening Bo'sny. Zooogy Surgery. maiens Media A.
Aso, choice and wOfss Standard sn5 N .o~snsoa'
Liefaure, &c
BPS Co would especially invite gentlemen purchasing
books FOR public private Libraries TO eIsminaaoo
his collection, which snow ready. Catalogue. nay b
had On pp..cafon al the sale. room rs
~ The sneouoo Of tie public requested 10 The see.
rIns DAY, Al y o'clock, by ANTHoSy BtEfcEEs ~
merehart' Exchange. comprising seyersl Eassbs J0''
.nsisd Seventh avenue, Twelve Tw enlsth r~sr'
y-hrst Twenty -ieoond, Twsnytbrd, Tweniyniuth sn1
Thirty fourth The buildings sri f8 front o
Eleventh o. Ffh-svs1ge Also he desirable resi-
dence, q greenwich ayeaus No IN 90 Tveraeihs scd
81 Bsrcaysl and lot in Fee l.cing College Place usj
CossEcucUr Mutual LJI ISSUANCE CO q w.Ia
up stairs The sucee.so u hi. Company l. unprecete1c
Their fands sally nyese5 and BY good mans g-en, her
will make large dividend stFebmsry q al ueabsfs
holding 9oieirs 90 hat date W JUDD, Aserl
GoLD Pass Persogs gong 10 Cafornis should proNas
themselves viii Of he KicLesu God Peas wh.cs "s
warranted 10 wear i've years snd will ourast cargo u
gull Or steel pens Sod only y 3. T. wArsos, IS wal"
FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
~ The hne fas'-saiD9 eopp-rsd and coppsrfsslso-'
brig GsoschsA, which cleared saturday being istsped
By ne weather viii sail on Wednesday She socor
modsie fe~ more pa"ensrs with splendid
. low price. Apply on board, Pier s. East River, ofd
JIG ~ " l. BAKER, le5 aaldsc-lane % stars
c.LmosSn Doors -Genl-' Corr Sole and Water Proci
Boots Boys and Youths Water-Prooi asd Dres. sooc-
Ladies and Geris PerpeUslGloi. Oyershoes src 40 -
egant Of Lsdies Gs.tsr Boots. II RstsD gr
precedenI.dly low prices GEO. W FRENCH,
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